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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18
THIS is A STORY OF
CAPTAIN KIDD'S TINE.
rooper Van vokenberg Is the Title Of Henry Thew Stephen
sons Novel

election. or some kind OF contest between
the minions of Van yolkenberg and the
people who had sided with Earl Bellamont,
the royal Governor The Governors side
won and there was much anger on the part
Of the Red Band, Van volkenbergs men.
who had been armed and drilled by their
master.
The hero was Vincent Michael lie Bourse
ana he tells the story. He came from
France to seek q dear younger sister who
had been separated from him when the
French Huguenots had fed from their
country She had come to New York, then
a town Of about 6.ecO people, and he had
followed.
He landed in New York an absolute stran-
ger. and before a week had passed he was
in the confidence Of Earl Bellamort and of
the most influential woman OF the city.
Lady Marmaduke. widow OF the former
Governor. who had been drowned, or was
thought to have been drowned. some
months before. The Black Lady. as she was
called. was vital influence in public mat
ters. To her. in the progress Of the story.
the hero came. From her he learned that
his sister had been bound as a servant to
PATRON Van volkenberg. and that she was
uedu. Ahe 1ochs WIN hftu III leuudi
style. as did the other PATRONS (their titles
having something Of the meaning OF Barons
in seudal days., having almost power OF life
and death over their servants. Ruth Le
Bourse had been killed. and by her master.
His story was that he had branded her on
the shoulder with hot iron in punishment
because she ran away. and that the fright
and pain had killed her. Graver things
were charged, however. but in whisper
Lady Marmaduke had bitter grudge
against the PATRON. He was responsible
for her husbands death. The powerful Pa
troon had no scruples. It seemed. and hesi-
tated not to put even the Kings Governor
out Of the way. His plan was to obtain
control Of the Dutch English colony, and DO
away with the troublesome law against
piracy. He had concocted the scheme OF
sending out William Kidd in command Of
vessel with orders to destroy the pirate
ships. but in reality to Join their band.
Tho suggestion made to Le Bourse was
that he should Join the Patroon's men, the
Red Band, and thus spy out the plans OF
Van voikenberg. This would enable Lady
Marmaduke and Earl Bellamont to get the
merchant prince in their power.
''she HAD suggested q desperate enterprise
indeed. one that took my breath away. Yet
upon consideration. found It no more des-
perate than the situation as It stood at
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18
"ALICE's" BEGINNING.
from the YOUTHS corpanion

FROM the Youths Companion.
EVERYBODY knows something Of IN.
story of how "Alice in Wonderland" came
into existence. but the exact details are for
the first time given by Canon Duclsworth.
suodean OF Westminster Abbey, in a book
entitled. THE Lewis Carroll Picture Book. T"
Canon Duckworth SAYS:
Il was very closely associated with Mr..
Dodgson IN the production and publication
OF Alice in Wonderland ! rowed stroke
and he rowed bow in the famous long vaca-
ton voyage to Godstow. when the three
Miss Liddells were our passengers, and the
story was actually composed and spoken
over my shoulder for the benefit of Alice
Liddell. who was acting as cox of our gig.
I remember turning round and saying,
'Dodgson. is this an extempore romance OF
yoursf and he replied. Yes. am invent
Ing as we go along
II also we'll remember how. when We had
conducted the three children back to the
deanery. Alice said, as she bade US good
night. oh. Mr.. Dodsson. wish you would
write out Alice's adventures for met He
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18
CURED BY FORGETTING

THIS is an English story. and. strange a.
may seem. 1t made hit when II was
told at the Lambs Club the other 49,
says the New York Telegraph. 1t was per.
petrated by Lawrence D'Orsay, the English
actor. Several members of the club spun
yarns Of dubious merit. when Mr. .D'OTsay
In his peculiar way began:
Now. gentlemen. I'll relate a story"
One man present pulled out his watch and
they all thought 1t was going to be a serial.
One or two started to go. but the actor
stopped them by his assurance that the
story wouldn't be very long.
There was friend of mine in London
he said. who was an incessaut Cigarette
smoker. Finally he lost his memory. Then
ne fotgot to smoke cigarettes. and he got
well again." =.
Mr.. D'orsay effected his escape through
t1e assistance OF q friend who knew him
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

ana she did not know of her fathers de-
praVity. The PATRON suspected that his
ne" man was lie Bourse. and he tried
twice to have him assassinated, but to no
avail At last he seemed to trust him. The
romance began the first time LIE Bourse
saw Miriam Van Volkenbe-g. 1t fiowered
one day n few weeks afterwards, when the
Patroon's plans had been exposed to some
Of his followers, lie Brouse among them.
He was sent to his room. To this room
came Miriam.
"'oh. what will you think OF me-? she
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18
LULU G.ASER. Long with Francis Wilson, Who;
Will Go Starring on Her Own Account ::
in "Sweet Anne Page"
said he should try, and he afterwards told

said he should try, and he afterwards told
me that he sat up nearly the whole night
committing to a manuscript book his recol-
lections of the drolleries with which he hac
enlivened the afternoon. He added illustra-
tion OF his own and presented the volume.
which used often to be seen on the draw
ing-room table at the deanery. Dodgson's
characteristic modesty prevented him from
seeing the merits Of the book. but at length
Henry Kingsley and Dean Lddell persuaded
him to ask Tenniel to illustrate It The
great Punch artist willingly consented. and
the work was published.
The Hunting Of tho Shark was an
equally casual inspiration. The last line of
M-pure nonsense-came into Dodgson's 8
head while he was taking walk on the
Cumnor Hills, For the snark was q Boo
jum, you see.' and all that now comes be-
fore that impressive close was invented to
give eject to It" Ss.I
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18


~ the story. Tho reader has thus an excel
liant knowledge OF the atmosphere Of the
time Of Captain Kidd.
Mr.. Stephenson has succeeded in present.
ing satisfactory picture OF the days spent
By early Americans In old New York 800
years ago. 1t was after the passing Of tho
Dutch Governors. when the English had
control OF the Knickerbocker city. The
PATRON Van Volkenberg was a rich Dutch
merchant. Ensland's King had forbidden
the continuance Of piracy. In fact, tho
pirate traffic was a large one. and many
Dutch merchants. among them Patrcon Van
Volkenberg. We're in league with them. get.
ting much wealth by means of the illegal
commerce. In fact. some of these mer-
chants owned and managed the pirate ves-
sells.
The hero came to town the day OF IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-18

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY EEPUBIic.
Mr.. Henry Thew Stephenson has present.
ed a striking story in his PATRON Van
voIkenberg'' tThe Bowen-Merrili Company.
It is tale of old Manhattan in the year
1See and cne OF the characters. not prom
inent one. is William Kidd. famous as Cap
tain Kidd. the pirate. Indeed. the custom
of piracy and It's relation to The merchants
of old Manhattan furnish the main motive
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New York Produce Market.

New York Feb. Q
FLOUR Receipts, lstlS hbs: exports
-. - hhls.. sales, 100 pkgs.; inactive An,
easier hut not quntahIy lower.
RlE-tlui-t. fair to good. $50.
WHEAT Receipts. "a so bushels: ~
ports. a9.Yl> bushels: sales. % .tsr bush-i:
futures 3l>."u" bushels exports: spo
steady. ~ red. 16'- elevator. No. > re-.
a. fob. ailoat l.r Init. No. Northern
Duluth. "'5s fob. dtinat prompt. No. hare
Duluth. >l's frb. atipat prompt
CORN RE- ciptS. tG.3nO bushels: exports
~ I'm bushes: sales. 25,pr bushels futures
3>uW" bushels exports. spot firm; No. :
rs fob atioat and Il elevator.
bATS-ReCeiptS. 52,Wn bushels: exports
ii6>3 bushels: spot quiet; No. = ~ gn2@
M. g. y: NJ. > white. 3ll.. NJ white
nj. track mixed Western. ~ .M.i0i.: ira Ok
white 3lH35.
BEEF Steady; cut meats. firm.
LARD Easy; Western steamed. $40
February. 81 31i2. nominal; refined, steady
PORk-F'irm.
EIiTTER Steady: Western creamery,
2lu26: factory lGMl9; June creamery. l9Ff
81: state dairy. lNM2i4, a.. creamery,
3lff36.
HEESE-Steady
EGGS-Firm: state and Pennsylvania,
IL: Western ungrddtd AT market. HAS.
PDTATOES-Firm; Jerseys, 81 .25fI 81
New York Sl.5unl. S7l.: Long Island, $i.50
H3.ur. Jersey sweets. 81. 25M2 10.
StGAR-Raw. strong, fair refining. al
l-l6: centrifugal % test ~; refined,
firm but quiet
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PERSONAL MENTION.

u. Frank Atherton Of Foxcroft. was
IN Tn" city short time. Friday
DR.. &. H. Bailey of Portland. was in
the city for a few hours Friday.
+. ". Pllisted returned. Friday after
noon. from business trip Ia Boston
Miss Margaret Partridge is spending
few weeks with friends in Newton
and Boston.
County Attorney ". f. Parsons of
FoNcroft, was in The city on a matter
of legal business. Friday.
Hon. J. F. Hill left. Friday morning.
fer few days business trip Ia New
York. lie was accompanied ~ Mrs.
Hill.
Augustus simmons. Esq. one of
North Ansrn'S attorneys was in Au-
gusta. while upon his way home from
Boston.
Walter Il. Clark was in the city. Fri
day. while upon his way from a visit
in Brunswick. to his present home in
Bangor.
United States Deputy Marshal H. q.
Norton was in the city short time.
Friday afternoon. while upon a trip to
his home in Belfast
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pany organized at kittery for ,he mr.
pose of renewing. reiilling and manufac
turing electric lamps. with Sl0o 600 anita
stock, of which nothing is paid in. The
officers are: President. F. s Movnahan
Of DanVers. Mass: treasurer. n 4 Nov
nahan Of Cambridge, Mass cerijtir,ie
approved. Feb. !. 1900.
The American Spring Water comnany
organized at kittery for the nlIrnose of
bottling mineral waters, with S5oo tOo can
ital stock, of which nothing is naid in
The officers are: President. ~ ! Annie
ton, IT., Of bost9n, Mass; treasurer. Z.
tiiicate approved, Feb. ;, 1900.
The Waban Mining and Milling Conn
pany organized at kittery for the burmese
of mining with $loo,0oO capital stock Of
which nothing is paid in The officers
are: President George Agrv III of
Newton. Mass: treasurer, j + RYDER Or
Newton, Mass. Certificate approved, FEB.
!, 1900.
:, The cIeyeIand COMPANY organized at
Portland for the purpose of dealing in
neckwear ana gentlemen's furnishings
with $4,000 capital stock, Of which 500
is paid in. The officers are: President
ana treasurer: l., Sidney cleveland Of
Waterfowl, Mass. Certificate approved
Feb. T. 1850
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The little Weighing machin" which
on" finds in every railroad station.
everyone being the exact duplicate of
it's brother machine. whether 1t be in
Augusta or In san Francisco, collects
Il great many pennies. one gentle
man. in speaking Of the great number
of the machines in the mark t. said he
saw. only last week. 4 consignment Of
the machines starting out from New
York. There was hundred or moro
Of them. They are inexpensive ana
they collect in the run of the year
great deal more than they cost, 50 the
returns Of the company running them
must De great. 1t is said the machine
i'll the small city or in the country
town station collects more than in the
larger city. In WaterVille one can
never ind one of the things IN order
a. the college students. presumably.
arc forever playing pranks upon them
Nv the use of pieces Of lead ana but
tons. People unconsciously patroniza
one of them when they had never
thought before Of doing the thin&.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Feb. =,
4 more favorable view Of the FrencF
wheat crop prospects. the failure of tn,
cold wave To- fulfil predictions and Ian
guild export demand made a weak wheat
market, today. May closing sat- under
yesterday Corn closed shade lower
ana oats isnl4 depressed. Provisions al
the close were 2taMl0c. down
The leading futures closed as follows:
February, 6f', May. 6>n6N's
July. 6>'s.
CORN February. 2la.: May. 23asaaai.
'G 6NT I; t KIN. a.n.aI.: July. 22a.
PORK May. $lIlo: July, Sll.l5.
LARD-May >612i2. July. $50.
RIHS- May. $iu5; July. $6,o1l2
cash quotations closed as follows:
WHEAT-No, ! spring. e2l4: ~. :
'G@o;KI-No. }. aaa.na.a.; ~. yellow.
OATS No. :. 23i4a2a1.: No. > white,
2Gi. NJ. , white 25n 252t.
RYE No >, -.
LARD Sa. !IGf6.u5.
PORK Mess. ,$loooM1llo; short ribs.
$5.@Iit-1u: shoulders, 5'.m6; short clear
sides. S615uG.25.
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Here is a Chance 10 do Someone a Kindness

If the reader of this should chance
to know Of any one who is subject tc
attacks Of bilious collie he can do him
no greater favor than to tell him OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t always gives
prompt relief For sale by Jno. Cough
lin. IL Water St, druggist.
Tu. Thu Sattf
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Daily kennebec Journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Life

Life.
oHc says that lifc's game of whist
mere players bold and PLAYERS Sht
-Hikr diamonds trumpS down All ~ lie
u. iilihS- MOVIE er ne deal % ~.
rs S'htmtr wins. they sly hut /
drr mot il deuce for long uIiit art
y hg lor knaNiSh bowers, Nl'bv
! "''" me but game of Hearts
~" $ BOXER. others will insist
IL " matters not how Won m1x' ~
N"nWl'day ana skill are never missed
l."rk ana 4 blum nrr the things Il 1 lia.
!, y Won. q Took. a smile. Il sigh.
~! WIN - Jackpot. Cupid's darts
AZ - al the chips But nnk,r2 Ei,,
/ "h" NE nut a game of Hearts.
'F omar called il chess. but hist,
uiil' round i simpler BY the IN.
hrh naidrnS wanted to bo kissed
NJ dfd"ht eyes cajuied reply.
~ ~ any more thr fact deny?
l'E'"SA each man plays a thousand
parts.
t't rAch il moulded by onr di4:
"Hu AIr INT game MI Hearts.
fIi"rrs'. though p,ssimis;s derry
l''N, wound because, GorSooth. il
Heed th"u them not; though stakes Il,
hi2h.
ina iiie but a game Of Hearts.
-Ihiiadclpnia Press.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Feb 9.
Cotton futures closed steady. February,
H24. March. ~: April. A26; May. So
June 81; July, SO: August. S;25; Sep
TENDER. I.13: october. i35; November, az
December, ~: January, 1.i3.
cotton spot closed quiet, lie lower
middlin4 uplands. els; DO. gulf l3-l6
: Tvs nnnn.
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WIN tomorrow ~ a god day fo.
.hr livcrymrn ana the churchrsa tn
same kind uf day is good for tn
two. for the bright winter weather
'llls prorl" cat OF doors for church
g.imE and riliMM.
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There viii be special interest in tn .
little play, Rubber Boots" to be
given at thu Unitarian supper. next
Tuesday evening, as it is the produc-
ti"n Of Manlry H. Pike of this city
1t has hecn given with great success
in many places.
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HYOMEI

Is positive cure for all head and
throat affections. Do not neglect your
cough, cold or catarrh. These troubles
unless checked, end in pneumonia and
consumption.
Send for story OF Hyomei," a complete
treatlse on head throat and lung diseases with
tneii symptoms treatment and cure MAILED
fKEE. nyomei outfit at druggists or by mail,
81. Extra bottles HyOmei SOC
THE k. T. BOOTH Co. Ithaca, NY.
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Tn" street crews We're kept az work.
Friday. digging out the cutters so thar
mere M thr wat-r would stand
Where il n"ald Gir, pmmodp the pub
liv Ell thn LEASE
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Trinity Commandery. X. r.. worked
the Malta ana Temple degrees. Friday
evening. in the presence Of Grand Com
mander Of Maine Herbert Harris Of
Brunswick. who made it the occasion
IF an official inspection. Following
thu exercises banquet was served.
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Friday was one uf those back
wrenching. nerve-racking days Of slip
perry streets, when one travelled i'll the
street rather than On the sidewalk
The light rain was the cause Of it all.
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IN" II. of p. fair in HalIoweH viii
commence, Tuesday evening. Feb. T..
There is likely to be a good attendance,
from this city during the three, even
iuSs.
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lee cutting operations with the Au-
GUsta ice cutters. did not cease for an
instant on account IF Fridays rain.
The great loads Were seen going
through Water street. Ill day.
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SUGAR Unchanged

ON The Produce ENrhange.
BItTTER Firm: crrameries, 19H2ii-
daiIirS. lHU22
CHEESE Firm. 12Iia.
EGGS Weak; fresh. l3T13i2.
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The Ladies' Of the Methodist church
VIII serve +. +. banquet in the YES
irN, Thursday evening. Feb. Is.
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An article Of merit is sure to win. So
with the Hop Plasters which are used in
thousands Of homes with confidence ard
success. Activ" the moment applied. All
nedicin.. dealers
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business In bankers bills at 81 Sta for do.
mand and ASiA for 90 days; posted rates
ST. S5M4.SS12; commercial bills s4S;L,aIjA
Silver certificates, 5924 66l
Bar silver, 59A
Mexican dollars. 41A
Government bonds. steady.
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New York Money Market

New York, Feb. ..
Money on call, steady at 2T2l. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, itf5 per cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
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James Z. Fuller will give great values
i'll candy today. Homestead cream bars,
l7c. ana muIasscs chips only l5c, In figs,
you can buy today. two of those large
packages of fancy smyrna pulled figs.
for only 25c. Also three bottles Cowdrey' 5
cream radish for 2Jc.
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DIR Bulls Cough S>rup is pIensnn

to takc-it tastes good: children like it,
no trpuhl" u administer il. ana 1t AZ
ways cures. EuN the genuine. Dr. John
w. Hull's Cough Syrup.
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Swift x Turner make IN important spe-
cill sale for housckeepers and it will con
TIME one week. -Four quart fArina ket-
tI,: only a7c. SiNer's fine vegetable
Washers only -Gc ana another chance to
buy those full size, siX-piece toilet sets,
for only $l.69
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Whom ill sou buy pure fresh candy at
Sc. prr pound? IIill & Locke. today. quo,c
uur nwn purr French mixture At only SC.
Der pound. Those fancy pound boxes Of
ri.h chocolates ANA bonbons vii! only
cost yuu .lr. today
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The receipts Of the Universalist sup
per, Thursday evening, were $6i.
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SpeCia,. Advertisements.
LOST.

\ buff-colored kitten. Any one KNOWN
its wherea bouts please notify Mrs: Drum
mnnI II Green street. febl0d2t-
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ForWomen,

DR. Tolman's Monthly Regulator has brouRh:
happiness to hundreds of anxious women; have
never hada single failure longest cases relieved
IN 2 to days without fail; no other remedy will
DO this no pain no danger, no Interference with
work by mail or at Office 50. write for further
particulars. All letters truthfully answered.
Or r. N. TOLMAN CO., IUTremont st., boston.
d&Wky,tf
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WANTED.

A young lady to do typewriting and
writing Remington machine. Apply at
once al $50 Water street, Augusta.
febl0dtf
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Lung Kuro IS a sure relief for ASTHMA
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Special Sale Locals.

j $. Smiley is making special low
prices "n ehildr,n's wool hose today,
'.>' 4''''''i','S A".'' ''' -''','S III "''>S
'''''.'"T "''' r. H LAWS 'i'"' "l''' S'''
You want /" %rr ihls 1T Fl navel or
1h-'S "hi1h M'filH i'f"". DIST NoH N
"Al' HI !"I -''.
! L. v.,u.tu,, ..,. ur.,, nao. III
oranges, - naN'!S for 2'c. y better lot. IL
."r -"c- ana e rms IT. H l'F -oc.
''"rc-u " ",7'''" ,i''' J""' '''''''" II
i'''' mann
''''''' 3.'L,' 80 '''''' my VIII S''''
II" "'l'' .'' '''' '.''' Nm i|iA'' I'M
II. r. lit ''' = - y '''"'' n
''' ''','' '' '''''' ~ 'i'i'I '''
''' '''' 'i'' ''' ~. Iu,''H'
t., u r,r,rita.. ,.fn ..u Mil n,,ri,.
Royal C:rain. Sn excellent tnr rhapprd
skin, MI "nly l'c. today "nly. Regular
-, goods. Irpc:3stiuatc ANA You lose
joe.
I'u'Ni'' II ''''"'' HI. HI ''iltl'" 4" 'H'T
1''''' "l"'N H"" S"'o' ""'i ""' mini
So an" lot 81 kid gloves 10. ana one l"t
-3r. N"iIiuS* nj l3r per yard.
',i'.''.'' "''. "'''N' n ''',e ''""H
HI
''''''''", 10" '"'''9' -o''' E''"7' me- '"'IH'
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SECRETARY r. v. McNFtn s"Ns eVeEy m
dication points 10 good season. Che
frrit trees look especially promising. rs
th.v are wei budded. The saying II
th,t # Tic trees are well covered with
frnst during the winter. the next season
,,iu no , good one. This winter has seen
,,,,r,. Of those frost trees. The hay crop
j III ~ which the secretary is fearful
I'LL /. afraid this LAST storm causing the
J.. !, form may spoil some Of the grass
lnnfS.
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General richards has ordered an cleo
tion ,f a captain of Go. l. of Portland, as
th, commission of Captain Conley eX-
,,trrJ Thursday night. An election Of q
captain ara such other vacancies as may
,a.pr IL Co. II. was also ordered. Friday.
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,rt. f.1r following companies. Friday,
r,,J certificates VI Incorporation:
1n. consolidated Electric Lamp Com
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Tha rub.ir must have found prices low
.t thc New YORK BarG1in Store sale 81
they wuu.d not continu" patronizing it :"
freely. Best bargains. of course, are he
in& taken first. AMI vet there are heaps NJ