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SPECIAL NOTICES. IN MAINE. Old W. McLean. BURCLARIES of the City Hall steps. Inside the corridor Guard. Maj. George CRANT. fit successor of whe a and Governor’s J. determined, Washington generate descendants of devout heroic Commander Johnson was waiting. “Col- Foot Guard of Hartford. Ct., Maj. C. led our first troops to victory, and worthy tc ancestry are prone to belittle genius and to AT REST. umns in position, fright and left, was his Kinney. DR. E. II. Association of 105tli New York Col. take the sword laid down of REED, A Town in Under command. honor was Volunteers, up by the venerable deny the providential guardianship their Oxford County The veteran guard of 1). Hull. Tho Observance of His Funeral ir Harmon Scott who was victorious in his battle fathers' God the marvelloui Creat Excitement. erect. “Lift the remains,” he said, in clear, Veteran Zouave Association, (.'apt. T. F. Sheehan, every by ascribing Portland. Such was the man an and Botanic but low tones. The twelve men stooped to lentil Regiment New York Volunteer Veterans, demanded by afflicted achievements of heroes to opportunity or ac- Clairvoyant Physician the silver rails with gloved hands. “March” Capt. A. Chamberlin. country, and such he appeared, summoned cident, or would fain rob them of their just F|ltn New York Volunteer Safe in the of Man- was the next word, and the coffin was borne regiment Zouaves, from the of as it were to divide it with the Office the Harper The Remains of General Grant Placed F. Memorial Services in the Hall. pursuits peace, by glory by trying genera- Medical Rooms 592 ., IS. Finley, City Congress St., down the steps with measured tread across Capt. to conduct us second of Continental Providence, through the trials tion to which they belong. But the great heart ufacturing Co. Blown Open. the open space to the steps of the Idack fu- company Washington ME. Guards, Capt. J. G. Norman. of a fratricidal war, the grandest, truesj- of the people, the intuition of the world’s com- PORTLAND, in Riverside Park. neral car and placed upon the dais on the Colombo J. Guard, Capt. Cavagnaro. Full Text of the noblest and best of American citizen, mon sense, is wiser than the of catafalque. The was surmounted Italian Rifle E. Sonnabello. Various Speakers' product speculations Dr. Keed treats all chronic diseases that flesh is catafalque Guard, Capt. since the An Important Arrest Made at Win- by a splendid covered with Garibaldi E. ship days of Washington. In ac- such self-styled with “their Weir to; all eases that are given up as Incurable canopy, nodding Legion, Capt. Spazary. Addresses. philosophers, op- ostrich W. F. from the lamented Lincoln the com- of bv the allopathic and homoepathic physicians. I throp Yesterday. plumes. Immediately the two regi- Columbia Guards, Capt. Kelly, cepting positions science falsely so called.” lliree of Veteran Guards will take their case to treat and cure them. I Cud ments detailed to accompany the catafalque, companies (colored), Stission as General of the armies of the United To those who refuse to believe that their coun- four-fifths of the cases to die eau to into Capt. H. E. Williams. about given up spraug attention, and were wheeling How the Day was Observed Else- mates, he modestly said that whatever success try and their race are drifting aimlessly down he cured. Examination at a distance letter, Clues Which Lead to the Break- Thousands of Comrades and line on each side stone of SECOND DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD S. N. V. by May Sorrowing of the broad steps he achieve would be due to the the the of time and Grant with their full name and place of residence and the Hall. its Maj. Gen. where in Maine. might gallant ages, sport chance. Up of a City The band took up posi- Edward L. Mblineux, commanding. was one 2-cent and Examination second ing Cang. armies he appointed to command, and to stands revealed among the chosen of God, a stamp $2.00. tion on the right hand of the steps. Gen. Aids—Col. William .T> Denslow, A. A. G.; Lieut.- sight and consultation free. Friends Col. Gustave A. I. E. E.: Lieut.-Col. the favor of Providence which leads both na- man raised before our as the Sherman, in full uniform, linked arms with Koullier. up eyes special Oiler Hours—9 n. in. to 9. ui. J- h. Ord. Lieut.-Col. John Y. Cnl- Full Text tions and men. And p. my7sntf to the Gen. Buckner of and Gen. Phil Cowan, O.; of Mr. Blaine’s Address in how great the change. immediate instrument of His purpose, as clear- [Special Press.] Kentucky, yer, Lieut.-Col. J. C. Skene, surgeon; Sheridan stood with Gen. E. John- engineer; From confusion, order; from distrust, confi- as Moses or as Daniel or OxFoitD, Aug. 9.—Welchville is enjoying a Joseph Judge Advocate Albert E. Lamb; Lieut.-Col. Augusta. ly Joshua, David, INSURANCE. ston. The iron gates went back and they M.; Lieut.-Col. John dence ; from fear, courage. Maidens who had not the millions great sensation. On Friday morning last Henry Arthur, Q. Foord, Cyrus. To-day, only sixty entered. The white-scarfed pall-bearers Com. of Sub.; Maj. Hobert Herbert, A. D. C.; despaired of their lovers, and wives who had of his countrymen, but the six hundred mil- Superintendent Walker, of the Harper Man- Their Last Sad Tribute of came out from City Hall, and with them Mai. H. s. Kingsley. A. D. C.; Capt. Howland In accordance counted husbands Pay Respect D. with the request of the au- lost, hoped again. Weeping lions of the civilized world acknowledge that ufacturing of that went to were the men of the Grand Army of the Re- Ferrlne, signal officer. Company village, thorities, places of business in this city were mothers dried their tears. Bankers who had by his invincible valor and consummate wis- the public. Then the band sounded a funeral THIRD BRIGADE. company’s office at (i o’clock, as usual, to to the Dead Commander. almost •losed their vaults, opened wide the iron dom armed treason was discomfited, and that W.D. LITTLE dirge, the pall-bearers descended with slow, Third buttery, Capt. H. S. ltanquin. universally closed Saturday, after 1 p. & open the room and start the mills. doors. The sailor as he hoisted the but for him the sun of CO., counting sad steps, and the guard of honor of the Brig. Gen. C. T. Christensen and staff. m., flags drooped at half-mast from the ship- rusty our republic must have The office is a small one-storied U. S. Grant of were seen sup- Thirteenth regiment, Col. A. C. Barnes. anchor, the marine as he the deck, the gone down at noon. 31 EXCHANGE structure, post Brooklyn, ping, public and and many paced STREET, Seventeenth separate company, Capt. Miller. private buildings, sentinel as he trod was and the mills are porting the casket with its covering of ama- his weary beat, filled But a still awaited him “not situated about a hundred of the store windows were festooned in black peaceful victory Established iu 1843. ranth velvet and its bars of silver. FOURTH BRIGADE. with a new feet distant. polished courage and a new inspiration. less renowned than those of war.” The con- There were six on each side. Preceded Gen. William H. Brownell and staff. and white and of General Millions of Line the by Brig. displayed portraits The burning sands of the the and queror of the rebellion was destined t? redeem Reliable Insurance Fire or When Mr. Spectators Way the across Col. E. C. Ward. gulf, bayous against Lightning in first Walker entered the office he pall-bearers, they walked slowly Twenty-third regiment, Grant decorated. The sun of the Col. L. Fiukelmeler. appropriately lagoons Mississippi, the mountains of his country’s honor tarnished by a demoralized found room the road to the catafalque, passed up the Thirty-second regiment, class American and Co's at Lowest Rates. that the had been entered dur- E. F. shone and its wrere Tennessee and the of re-echoed Foreign to the Tomb. movable steps and deposited their burden of Forty-seventh regiment. Col. Gaylor. brightly rays tempered plains Virginia and recreant Congress. By his veto of ing the and the which was one of ARMED AND the battle of “Grant and Victory.” Also Life and Accident Insurance. night, safe, the black bier beneath the canopy with its BODIES FROM THE STATES CITIES. by the breeze from the ocean. cry the inflation bill, President Grant strangled the small had been First The excellences of General Grant’s character Telephone 701. jel7snly sizes, removed from the wealth of nodding plumes. The steps were regiment Pennsylvania National Guard, At 2 p. m., Bosworth Post, No. 2, G. A. repudiation in its cradle, and to the same good Col. T. E.'Wiedersham. It., are building. There was no traces of it any- taken away, the troops fell in on either side best understood by contrast with the right arm the nation owes a restored union Gray Invincibles, Capt. John F. Kennard. Commander Gatley, headed by Chandler’s of the catafalque, and Col. Beck advanced to peculiarities of other successful soldiers. and a solvent Later when no THE PORTLAND DAILY where. Mr. Walker immediately proceeded Gate City Guards of Atlanta. Ga., Lieut. William to treasury. yet, PRESS, the head of the line of black horses before Band, marched City Hall. At Thatcher comrades is co-exist- to tlie mills to question the watchman but The Whole the Most M. Camp. Jealousy among military longer general or president, mark the mag- Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the Forming Imposing the coach. “Move on,” he said, witli hand Third Post Hall, Thatcher under command ent regiment Connecticut National Guard, Col. Post, with the history of wars. He rose by de- nanimity with which the man who never in- that official had not seen or heard anybody uplifted. In an instant the black line of W. J. Leavenworth. PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, of Vice Commander Williams, fell into line. grees from the rank of colonel to that of com- tentionally wronged « follow.heing. publicly or noise the Ever Seen in New horses straightened their traces, and the First regiment Massachusetts infautry, Col. A. C. any during night. This seemed Pageant York. At the hall were mander-in-chief,but has to record a confessed and made noble amends for the in- At 07 Exchange Street, Portland, Me. wheels beneath the were Wellington. reserved seats occupied by history yet as there is an which the catafalque moving. strange, indicator; was Battalion of four companies Virginia State members single instance wherein his conduct was actu- which he had done to Dollars a Year. To mail sub- The hour 9.47. The band played a dirge troops, the two posts, and also by the of justice inadvertently Terms—Eight watchman has to mark hour. Lieut. Col. M. S. Spootswood. ated of rivals or love of self. Seven Dollars a Year, if in advance. every and the tramp of the regulars and honor of by jealousy Many Porter. scribers, paid First company Union Veterans, Capt. H. E. Urell. the Loyal Legion, Commandery No. 1, the news whole guard was thousands beneath the believe that the stern duties of a soldier’s life To Michael on the Address all communications to Upon hearing the village heard; Union Veteran Corps, District of The hall and Angelo, musing vanity trees and the sides of Columbia, Capt. this city. balconies platform was astir and on the search. In a crowding the square S. E. Thomason. tend to deaden his friendships and affections, of honors in the of his own PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. quickly Art were with black. earthly evening Elegant Floral Tribute Sent the looked silently on, and the black funeral car The Capital City Guard. Capt. T. S. heavily draped but there is in the warmth has been attributed the short time the safe was discovered by Kelley. something touching glorious life, reflection, lying by rolled over the curb into Broadway. Company D, 1st Minnesota Guard, Capt. Bean. From a above the platform, streamers rank f point of Grant's attachment for those of high A name on earth live the river bank,where it had been blown open The Veteran Zouaves Brig. Gen. perhaps may THE WEATHER. of Baltimore. of white and black radiated to the walls in who served with him, and his for the And travel to posterity. and the contents Mayor CHIEF MOURNERS. ^independent) respect thoroughly overhauled. who under him. In- But can proud Koine’s pantheon tell DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY NATIONAL GUARD, the form of a canopy. In the rear of the gallant soldiers fought The books and a Position of the Crant the If for the soul of Raffaelle For Portland and vicinity, light local rain large number of checks Family, The stead of the and orders Maj. Gen, Plume, commanding. platform was the national flag. desk flaming congratulatory IBs gorgeous obsequies could quell rise were found the latter President and Other Dignitaries. of and slight in temperature. intact, having been FIRST RRIGADE. was covered with black and in front was a upon past successes, and loud prophecies The judgment scat’s severity?" 10. filled out but were the of New Yo«k, 8.—At 8.30 Col. future victories, his orders were Washington, Aug. awaiting signature Aug. o’clock, First regiment, Col. B. A. Campbell, Newark. statuette of Gen. Grant and over it a white published Turn back then from Westminster Abbey, the Mr. H. J. Scenes and Incidents Which Will Ever Hodges summoned the pall-bearers to their Fourth regiment, Col. Samuel D. Dickinson, Jer- modest and concise. The indications for New England today are president, Libby of Portland. dove and sheaf of wheat. through whose long-drawn aisles and fretted carriages. The President’s carriage, draw n sey City. Honored as he is in his like all local A of bonds which had been death, he, vaults the anthem has sounded the fair weather, followed by rains, south- quantity placed by six horses, was called up to the door Fifth regiment, Col. Levi li. B. Bernard, Newark. On the was seated pealing next, platform Mayor Leering who have won did not escape in the safe for had been Be Remembered. but it had an hour to wait. Ninth regiment, Col. B. Franklin Hart, Hoboken. military glory, note of praise; turn back from the solemn easterly winds, higher temperature. safe-keeping taken, fully and mombers of the Government, the and detraction. It has been At 9.30 First battalion, Lieut. Col. Joseph W. Congdon, City calumny charged on this to that sick room one for $500 to Mrs. President Cleveland called his cab- pageant continent, including belonging Paterson. ex-mayors of officers of the staff of him that his was of that un- the inet together, and arrangements were made Second Lieut. Col. Portland, upon generalship among hills, and see the hero of a hundred I.OCAL WEATHER REPORT. Walker and a sum of money the exact battalion, James B. Moore, Le- that needless sacrifice of for the order in which they were to leave the onta. Brigadier General Brown, and of Col. Lynch feeling type prompted battles in mortal conflict with the king of ter- 1885. amount of which is not known. PORTLAND, Me., Aug. 9, The burglars hotel to take their places in the procession. Brvt. Gen. J. Mad. human life. While he did not look upon war rors in his most New Yohk, Aug. 8.—Cool air and a clear Gatling gun, company A, Brig. of the 1st Regiment, together with the line appalling form. Without a 7 A M A 3 r M 7 P M I* M to secure the The hands on the clock in front of the hotel ison Drake, Elizabeth. as a or drill soldiers for or re- 1 ill M| | [11 probably expected pay-roll, of same officers from pastime, parades murmur or a fear, serene, came with this of the Iiwimcu officers the regiment, calm, self-possessed, sky morning’s rising IU 1U.W yyxxcix YJCllCXai XiaUGULK UI1U SECOND BRIGADE. he Barometer. < 30.215 i 30.20G 30.140 amounting to several thousand dollars in views, I believe that never sacrificed life, he turns with redoubled to the com- 30.166i80.144] sun. Ere this the had to till with General Shalor rode under its at Fort Preble and the revenue steamer Dallas, energy Thermo’r.. 157.4 162.5 03.1 161.1 IGI.O city begun windows Third regiment, Col. Elihu H. Elizabeth. when he believed that cruel means were money, as the would be Sat- Ropes, except of his work, the time. Never Dew Point.!56.4 50.3 60.4 50.0 58.6 following day visitors from all and until the the head of the big procession, followed by Sixth regiment, Col. William H. Cooper, Camden. the officials from the Custom House and pletion redeeming directions, a noble end, and, as I am address- was such a Humidity.. 96.0 89.4 90.9 95.4 91.8 urday, the pay-day of the corporation. the regulars, who, in passing, reversed arms, Seventh regiment, Col. Robert A. Donnelly, Tren- justified by flood of light poured upon a dying middle of the forenoon the multitudes Post and many of our most prominent a Maine I be if I Wind.|SE SE SE ISK S rapidly while the bands mournful ton. Office, ing audience, may pardoned and never was a braver death. The xt is ouppuacu bunt seveitu peisuns nmst played dirges. couch, 8 4 6 14 2 so that there had never been so the Gatling gun company B, Capt. R. R. citizens. recount a instance of his for Velocity... increased, Along line of the avenue, where the Eckendorff, single tenderness, mighty soldier who had taken many cities, had Weather .. have been concerned in the as it Camden. I Foggy Cloudy Cloudy] Cloudy Cloudy burglary of the 1st At 3 seat in the the of which I can and which many people in New York as there were here troops Division, National Guard, United States band from p. m., every hall—some accuracy vouch, been slow to anger, his own and would the were military David’s Island. ruling spirit; Mean bar. ..30.174 Maximum ther...64.9 services of several men to drawn were as n co mnarv nan daily require to see the burial of Grant. Hall up, guns shouldered the Grand Army of the guard of Honor. 2200 in number—were and has never yet found its way into history. In lllirlilff til loci mnntlic rtf Mean ther. .60.5 Minimum The City Republic occupied people daily ther.. .54.6 off the and it is that the General passed. The regiments of the 1st in the dark of when a carry safe, thought stood about the aisles and in the corridors Virginia, days July, 1864, weakness and who can doubt Mean daily d’wpt.58.5 Max. vel. wind...10 SE was the earlier centre of the great gather- Division stretched southward from near tivity, pain * were sent to Mean Total rainfall.. reason why the burglars were not heard by of our troops Deep that he was made "more than dailyhuury.92.9 chimes at Twenty-eighth street in a continuous line on outside. At the same time the solemn tol- portion conqueror?" ings. Twenty played daybreak, Bottom for the of Lee’s the watchman was because one burglar kept the east side of Fifth avenue, and in the side purpose drawing ‘Inappreciable. and the cannons at Governor’s Island were ting of the bells announced that the hour had The chamber where the good man meets his,fate, track of the watchman’s movements and streets, the 2d mount- forces away from Petersburg, and while the sig- Battery, Capt. Earle, to the last on earth Is privileged beyond the common walk heard at sunrise. At 6 o’clock a line of but without come pay tribute to the 2nd commanded the Han- naled his pals, so that all was quiet when ed, guns, occupying the extreme corps, by gallant Of virtuous life, quite In the verge of heaven. MAINE. policemen was formed, and a double column right. On the west side of the avenue a con- great commander. was at the of Heaven waits not the last moment,owns her friends the official was near. cock, point greatest danger, stood guard at the base of the steps. Fifteen tinuous line of Grand Army organizations The meeting w as called to order by Mayor General Grant quietly approached the picket On this side death, and points them out to men. Mr. H. J. was notified at once. The extended down as far as Is it his death bed? No, it is his shrine, Libby the eye reached. line with a and there met Gen- A Man Drowned at Old Orchard. minutes later members of Wilson Post Deering, who said: single orderly, Behold him there, just to a firm of H. J. & Co. are owners Between these files of citizen soldiers passed rising god. Libby large Fellow have assembled in erals Hancock and Meade, and awaited the [Special to the Press.] of the G. A. R., from Baltimore, marched the long procession with veiled flags, muffled My Citizens,—We “Mark the man and behold the up- in tlie mills. return of General Sheridan who had perfect Old 9. Walter F. in double at the head of drums and arms reversed. The great silent this hall to assume our share of the common just ; for the end of that man is Orchard, Aug. Blake, to the past file, carrying right peace.” [Spceial Press.] watched it go from street and sorrow and national that is felt been reconnoitering the north side of Rich- a man 58 years who has been staying at the column a floral which had throng l>y grief through- Ah, what a contrast between Mount Mc- old, 9.—Constable A. C. Can' piece they from mond with a view of an attack. Wintiirop, Aug. square, windows, housetops, balconies out the land at the death of General Grant, making and Saint Helena! Lynn Cottage this summer and selling glasses brought from Mayor Latrobe. They were and that Gregor made a good catch today Of a thief who has perches seemed hanging in the air, and our here, this afternoon, take Grant and Meade, and Hancock and Sheridan, so by presence Grant suffered and was strong. Nor were at the Beach, went in swimming about 11 permitted to walk by the coffin and lay be- daringly had they been thnist forwards a knoll near the been the cause of considerable trouble in our part in this memorial service, which an- sitting quietly upon picket his vain. For as the nation drew it from the buildings. sufferings o’clock this morning. He swam out quite far side the floral piece, a large star of roses, nounces that in common line, discussed in measured tones the situa- this vidlnity for several weeks. Two weeks Throughout the line the crowd was so Grand Army of the Republic guard ol honor. Portland, near and watched and listened and wept and appeared to be having a good time, div- in whose centre stood a column crowned dense that its with the whole American tion, and even the impetuous Sheridrn, burn- ago the post office at East Winthrop was en- power to exercise pressure MOURNERS IN CARRIAGES. people, around that consecrated bed, the dying embers mourns of as he was for new ing and swimming about. Finally his tune with white carnations, and showing within had passed. Where it stood, it an the death the greatest ing, glories,—he who, of the war seem to have been in tered and stamps, &c., stolen, and the same remained, Members of the Grant family. quenched crown inert mass from sheer to move a soldier that the world ever beheld,—that illus Grant had long before predicted, would be changed and he began to cry for help, but he the a cross of crimson geraniums. inability Members of President Grant's cabinets. tears. God grant that the country may be re- night a quantity of type was taken from the foot. Even the were walled Ex-Presidents of the United Chester A. trious hero! brain and the leader of the war,—was sank before assistance could he Their with the odor of de- policemen in, States, whose great heroic greatest calvary in answer to his last in the any given, perfume, mingled their stood still Rutherford B. united, prayers, Banner office. Last night the Banner office and, finding occupation gone, Arthur, Hayes. bravery our civil war to a successful forced to admit that the fortifications upon the and after a little while floated ashore. over the and the Grant's old staff, detachments from the Wheeler brought bonds of perpetual brotherhood and patriotism. Every caying flowers, hung bier, with the rest. north side of Richmond were so was again entered and as near as could be and Grant and A. J. and J. W. Drexel. conclusion, and secured forever to this nation complete effort made to revive but he was fresh air could not At 10.10 the Grant came posts, Illustrious warrior, magnanimous conqueror, was him, morning dissipate the precisely, family The of that assault in that direction would cost estimated 850 worth of material stolen. Con- President the United States, the Vice liberty and union, wedding the name of any faithful fearless true of in out of the ladies’ entrance in the Fifth friend, president, patriot, beyond recovery. He had been in the water heaviness the atmosphere the vestibule. President and members of the cabinet, the S. Grant in fame to the a fearful sacrifice of life, and be doubtful in stable Carr was informed in the morning Avenue Hotel, and took their carriages. Col. President’s and Ulysses imperishable brave sufferer, blessed peace-maker, hail and about one hour and a It is Other bodies of veterans soon began to march private secretary of the which will emblazon its results. without comment, quarter. supposed and he the case over to Sheriff Soule Fred Grant and his wife rode with General Marshal McMichael. glory nation, Whereupon, farewell! turned and he got out very far and then became too ex- past on the way to their j>laces in the line. Grant’s daughter, Nellie. U. S. Grant, Jr., Members of the United States Supreme Court. it upon the escutcheon of our country, apparently without further deliberation, of Gardiner, who was on his way to Marano- and his and Senor United States Senators. General Grant turned to General and After Judge Goddard had finished Chand- hausted to return. Others think it was These men were from out of town and had wife Romero occupied the only next to the names of Washington Meade, cook. Mr. Carr started for the same place a next Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grant the Speaker and members of the House of Represent- “You will hold forces well in ler’s Band Harwood’s beautiful com- arrived on trains. The 71st carriage, and of Lincoln. His marvelous self-control in said: your played cramp, ne was a member of the John A. early regiment the third, and the Cramer the fourth atives. short time after and on his way overtook a family Governor of the State of New York and and in war, his wonderful for hand, and return quietly to the south side, position, “Vital Spark, or the Dying Chris- Andrew Post, No. 15, G. A. R., Department officers, with spiked white helmets and full carriage. suite. peace capacity man who had a bag under his arm which Ex-Presidents. command, his heroic, almost superhuman as I do not wish to sacrifice life un- tian.” W. H. Clifford, Esq., was then of Massachusetts. He was a resident of dress uniforms, were on guard through the A four-liorse carriage that followed re- Foreign ministers. seemed to be loaded. He accosted his made necessarily.” And every soldier of the 2nd introduced and as follows : heavily ceived Vice President Hendricks and his pri- Diplomatic and consular officers who served un- bravery, unimpeachable integrity, spoke at 17 Rutland morning, relieved Two re- as he marched at Boston, living Square. no being hourly. vate Ahead of der Grant. him the most illustrious and first citizen in the corps, silently and wearily him but could get satisfaction, so he secretary. them had gone a TIIE HERO OF THE CIVIL were the civilians then visible Governors of to of around to the south side of the WAH. Struck a Locomotive. and porters only number of carriages following the Grant States, according date ratifica- land, and truly the typical American of the midnight James, by jumped from the wagon inspected the tion of the allusion to the career within the building. Seven o’clock, and the family in the following order: Mrs. Rawlins constitution and date of entry krew that a desperate undertaking had been Any and services of [Special to the Press.] contents of the on his own hook. He into the Union, and suites. age. bag Holman, of General Grant’s friend knew that a life had been awakens the strains of solemn music floated in at the daughter Heads of bureaus of the war department. My fellow citizens, I regret that I am not abandoned; many General.Grant, irresistibly memory Saco, Aug. 9.—Yesterday morning, as found the raising type there and arrested and first Secretary of War, tin: General’s old of that of the northern iron doors from directions. Gen. Sheridan's staff. able to find language to express that homage saved, but little dreamed that the order to great struggle train No. 70 was Saco grated many staff in four his ex-cabinet officers Gen. Schofield and staff. passenger approaching the man and put him in the lock-up here. carriages, American citizen feels for the nation’s re.urn wa9 the result of a for human people of the United States for national and nature was forth in four detachments from Wheeler Admiral Jouett, U. S. N. and staff. every regard unity, Western on its to Bos- Eight o’clock, putting carriages, with which his name is forever station, division, way The man gave his name as Charles Davis Commodore U. S. and staff. dead, and will now present to our friends life the part of their beloved leader; and bound. In of a The crowds and U. S. Grant Posts, G. A. R,, in four car- Chandler, N., you upon struck a named Alfred signals genial day. grew The of and to this relation, if from no other he derives ton, the engine boy but letters were found on his person which riages, J. W. Drexel and members of the president tlie Soldiers’ Home. neighbors, whom I feel sure you will when you, my hearers, remember that within source, denser around the plaza. Muffled drums and United States district attorney, collector, survey- his to an immortal fame. Jacques, breaking his left arm in two places, him to be Ancel W. Wentworth of Aztec Club, survivors of the Mexican war. gladly listen, and who arc far more competent the ranks of the 2d corps there were then serv- passport proved or. naval officer and assistant treasurer. ,.i. 1 dirgeful trumpets marched in at one side and Next there came the President’s to pronounce our eulogies than 1 am. ***ft aa, .i-i ”*v of vnnr To be the central figure in any conspicuous his below the knee, and carriage, Board of Indian Commissioners. UattUllcaa w -1—- right leg fracturing Hiram. He afterwards owned that this was and that of those noble men were ___*■_t took position at the east end. The players the Vice President and the cabinet in five Mayors of cities, according to population, New As concluded Chandler’s Band State, many his skull near the right eye. The boy was name. A the Mayor some his right large amount of stamps carriages, the members of the Supreme York, Brooklyn, Boston, St. Louis, Jer- by this tender act of their commander allowed popular struggle, incarnating great pop- constituted the David’s Island military band. most the beautiful ular to stand—for stretches of removed to his home in Biddeford and medi- was found on his person and also several Court, United States Senators, the House sey City, New Haven, Hartford, played effectively dirge, to return to their homes, and that some now ideal,—is long The officer^ the 71st regiment guard for Elizabeth and Hudson. Rev. Dr. A. time at in the that cal aid hut it was all Congressional Committe in a score of carri- “Rest, Spirit, Rest,” after which before are the same kind least, brightest light history summoned, beyond letters and papers with the name ft Lincoln New York committee of 101. present me, by deed, the last time made his rounds and marched ages, Gov. Hill and his suite in five K. P. Small of the First church read or tradition can shed. The people never suffer medical aid to save him and he died this morn- E. on them. Mr. carriages, Baptist enabled to witness and join. in Rogers, Bowdoin Centre, the Committee of the iu .20 to some the entire detail out of the to thke State Legislature me in their heroes die. Through indestructible at 4 o’clock. He never con- building AT THE TOMB. the following Scripture lesson: these ceremonies, you will unite with ing regained Rogers is postmaster at that place and the ex-Presidents Author and their names from race its in the The Mt. McGre- carriages, Hayes heartfelt tribute to the tenderness of medium they pass to race. from the time he was struck until place procession. and members of their the The Remains of the Dead Command- SCRIPTURE READINGS. prying sciousness office has been robbed, so the find may be an cabinets, foreign If not actually deified as of old, the gor detail of six members of the Legion of ministers and and consular offi- er Placed at Rest. Samuel And David said the great chieftain. he died. He was walking on the track with one. Three and a mass diplomatic (2 m, 31, 32, 38.) heroes survive in mem- important watches as was the r ational peoples’ legend and Honor arrived to form part of the escort of cers under Gen. Grant’s administration. New York, Aug. 8.—After noon the heat to Jacob and all the that were with him, Honored he by Congress others on their way blueberrying, and did of and documents of people ory from age to age. They are papers every descrip- These filled 10 carriages. Immediately- fol- increased and the thousands in Riverside "Rend clothes and with sack- in re-creating for him the grade of Lieuten- independent honor to the funeral car. At 8.30, Col. Beck, your gird you of recorded Mankind’s chief- not heed the warnings of the others to get tion were taken from him and locked up. lowing were 150 carriages carrying the official Park suffered waiting for the pro- ant the of a history. great who has recovered from the shock from terribly cloth and mourn before Abner.” And David Geir:al, promoted by suffrages track. guests. cession. Soon after 1 o’clock Gen. Hancock tains the dark chasms between suc- off the Two checks for trunks which lie said were himself followed the bier. And buried grateful people to the highest civil office in overstep lightning received in the storm on Mt. Mc- and staff appeared and with the regulars and they cessive and civilizations. We behold in Lewiston were found in his pocket-book, THE PROCESSION. Abner in nnd the lifted their gift, he was still further honored in his expired marines assumed of rest in the Hebron; king up us over Shot Himself. Gregor, marched into the plaza from Broad- positions as no other their imposing images approaching the Accidentally them and the Order in Which the his voice and at the of Abner; and famous trip around the world, and Mr. Carr took keys to Mourners and Mil- shade. wept grave immeasurable territories of human time, and 9.—Frank Rowell, aged about way, at the head of the guard of honor, con- man has ever been, the sovereigns and Obono, Aug. Lewiston where it is more Marched to the Tomb. Suddenly a gun boomed out over the river. all the people wept. And the king said unto by tonight thought itary whom he they come down to us lustrous with undi- 14 shot himself while sisting of eighty men from the 12th infantry The down under the bluff his “Know not that a and a people of every nationality visited, years, fatally carelessly stolen be found. A blank The of the escort and Powhattan, laying servants, ye prince from out of mists that property may arrangement military to his as a minished glory the a loaded revolver this afternoon. and the 5th artillery. A band of music pre- had fired the first gun of the salute, and af- man is fallen this in Israel ?” they paying grateful homage gifts handling he had on his of the carriages the mourners and great day shroud the childhood of our race. Thus do book which person contained bearing ter some instants rattling rumbles of thun- and his as The bullet entered over the and pene- ceded the guard, which is the same which civil and was as follows: vm, 11,13,15, 16.) For wisdom is military chieftain, manly bearing eye of the dignitaries, military, der were heard in the woods of the and (Prov. those survive whom the instinct of time tables, distances, &c., railroads shady better than rubies: and all the that the representative of a great nation. unfailing trated the brain. He lived three un- did service on the mount up to the departure FIRST DIVISION—MILITARY ESCORT. and of war vessels in things at different hours, in State and a amount of informa- pleasant guns the most com- the people have periods recog- the large Mounted Police. valley be desired are not to be to it. Holding important military all the of the funeral train. The human tide the river shook the bluff and started the may compared as of of man. conscious time. began our civil nized, champions the rights tion ingeniously arranged. Maj.-Gen. Winfield S. Hancock, commauder-in- echoes The fear of the Lord is to hate evil: pride, mand in armies, filling the highest to set from all directions toward the line se- cliief. flying. all Ameri- And it is for this reason that our great soldier Fire in Augusta. At 4.20 there was a strain from and and the evil and the fro- station in our;gift, honored beyond lected for the The Stall—Col. Jones, inspector-Geueral; Col. A. trumpets arrogancy, way, and takes his station procession. people poured Roger aud the sound of muffled drums. ward mouth do I hate. Counsel is and cans his life, faithful to his friends, and naturally securely Augusta, Aug. 9.—The residence of Tlios. IMPORTANT HEARINC. the in streams from J. Perry, elnef-quartermaster; Coi. Daniel Mc- Carriages mine, during into city converging s among the heroes of the world. Clure, chief Asa B. came into view and rode slowly through the sound wisdom: I am I have yet magnanimous beyond all precedent to Field, about a mile and a half out of the city, from New Jersey, from Staten paymaster: Maj. Gardner, understanding: of Brooklyn, advocate; G. S. L. aide-de- park to tlie tomb. Hr. Newman and defeated the of the North If it be the highest earthly fortune to from Westchester county and from judge Capt. Ward, Bishop strength. By me kings reign and princes de- foe, people grateful was destroyed by lire late Saturday night. Concerning the Extent of the Chart- Island, camp; Lieut. Eugene Griffin, engineer corps; Harris the and then the cler- have a name always sounding m the halls of to of the occupied first, cree me and nobles. for his deeds of valor, and the people of th( ered of two Knox Connecticut, say nothing strangers Lieut. R.W. Young, acting judge Lieut. justice. By princes rule, most Loss, $2,000; insurance, $1,000. Rights County advocate; gy, and then Doctors Douglass, Slirady and t time, then among the fortunate of who journeyed from more distant parts. This S. E. Allen, Inspector rifle Even the of the earth. South, thankful for his forbearance to surely, Water practice. Sands. Tlie bearers came after these. Gen. judges Americans was General Grant. It is be- Companies. in the Daniel meet to re- great Alleged Assault with Intent to Kill. influx of the populace early hours, Aides—Maj.-Gen. Sickles; Rear Admirals xc, Lord, thou hast been our defeated enemy, to-day Joe Johnston rode beside. (Psalms 1—6). cause is so unrivalled [Special to the Press.] was a wonderful and curious to see. C. R. P. Rodgers and Thomas A. Stevens; Maj.- and commemorate hit his name preeminently 9.—For an assault with intent thing The David’s Island band came over the in all Before the hearse his praises Bath, Aug. Gen. J. G. Farnsworth; Bvt.-Maj.-Geus. Rufus dwelling place generations. in of our civil war. To Augusta, A hearing in which the Over the bridge, on foot and in cars, by fer- virtues. The South remembers that at the the military history to kill Eleazer Mrs. A. Ilall was Aug. 8.; Ingalls, James B. Fry, Wesley Merritt, Martin slope from tlie south Chopin’s funer- mountains were brought forth, or ever thou King, Mary ries and trains, they flocked steadily toward playing Grant appreciate how this shall transmit his name to Rockland Water Company and the Camden T. McMahon and Henry A. Barnum; Brig.-Gens. al march, while behind the black plumes of hadst formed the earth and the world, even surrender of Lee at Appomattox, it was under bonds for her the centre of interest. It seemed down a limitless let us at the causes of placed $4,000 appear- Egbert L. Viele. Lloyd Asninwall and Horatio the funeral car could be seen. The car who said to the Confederates when the future, glance and Rockland Water Company are parties, as was and from to thou art God. cap- of the town if going north, C. King: Bvt.-Brig.-Gens, John C. Hen- everlasting everlafting, war, let us look at the inveterate forces ance at the August term Supreme everybody Tldball, stopped abreast the tomb. Col. Beck formed tured horses were turned over to him as the the lias been in progress here for the last two as if all business districts below the ry L. Abbott, C. B. Comstock, Theodore F. Itod- Thou tumest man to destruction ; and say- Court. was thrown from a of City- his two companies in a hollow squre between that underlaid it, and understand how awfully King flight Hall must be drained of all inhabitants. All enbough, Horace Porter, H. A. Bingham, Jo- children of men.” For a spoils of war, “Take them ; you will need them before the tomb and the hearse. The car- est, “Return, ye were and From days Judge Libbey. S. Fullereon,Francis A. Walker,C. A.Carle- family remem- in earnest both North South. stairs in Mrs. Hall’s house and received in- the ordinary everyday currents of city life seph thousand in are but as to plow your fields.” And the North counsel were in the Edward W. Serrell. W. Mann and H. drew near, the occupants and years thy sight yester- can of the it has Prominent engaged all business ceased. ton, G. C. riage alighted to uf this we judge impress made which will terminate in were reversed. Nearly is and as a watch in bers that it was Grant who delivered juries probably Barney; Cols. John Hamilton, Jokn P. Nichol- passed to the foot of the steps of the funeral day when it past ,$he and case, including A. P. Gould and J. E. Moore, The look tot wonder and surprise on the Douelson and and with the aid oi upon the people the lasting nature of the aeatn. son. Schuyler Crosby, Patrick M. Haverty, George car, and when the casket was borne through night. Thou earnest them away as with' a Vicksburg, of who for the Rockland countenances of many of the people in the W. William E. Van James M. and fame of its great captain. Fire in Thomaston, appear Cooney, Wyek, the hollow square toward the vault the rela- are as in the Sh'rman in his famous march to the sea, Norway. streets showed that to them New York was flood; they asleep; morning they Water and N. and II. B. Cleaves Varnum G. Lacey Goddard,Lewis w. Reed and tives followed on to tlie door of the Meade in the In the first place, the American people had Company of II. sepulchre are like which In the Virginia campaign, andFarragut Norway, Aug. 8.—The farm buildings of a new especially when they essayed Thomas L. Watson; Lieut.-Col. C. Hodges; grass groweth up. never known so intense and determined a con- TWtlonrl r V T.itflofiolU nf UrwH-.r,.! object, and the casket was deposited therein. Meade from the mast-head the can- to cross the car tracks in to Bvt.-Lieut.-Cols. W. H. Harris, G. L. Gillespie. morning n uounsnein auu gruweui up in me peering through C. A. Stevens of Upton Ridge were burned attempting Post of Philadelphia, represented by 15 test. Our last war appeared upon* the stage for the Camden and Rockland Water Co. reach At the Grand Central de- William Ludlow, James Farney, Frederick A. it is cut down, and withereth. non’s smoke, gave us Atlanta, Rich- Loss insured W. M. Broadway. and Jacob men, tuiuuuiuu tuo lush-cu iuo vumuittnuer evening of as the in time of today. $3,000; S1500. of was less Sawyer Finley Anderson; Majs. Hess, mond and Mobile. And while the SouthVcmcm- history culminating point It that in the Rockland Water pot the appearance the strangers L. at the head of the IV, For I am now tile lost insured appears 1850, J. C. Paine and W. Skidmore; Bvt.-Maj. Ivan took his post casket, with (II Timothy, 6-8.) two irreconcilable upon a Russell, tenant, $800; $000. rural, and showed that the cities along the John and the of de- bershim for his tenderness, and the North foi radically opinions Co. was chartered the and au- Tailof; Capts. II. Weeks and James II. officers and post commanders. The chaplin ready to be offered, time my Cause unknown. l>y legislature line from up the State and New England had 1st Lieut. H. R. Aaron great question of human right. But this was Merryman; Leinly; Van- stood at the foot, and colors were placed in parture is at hand, I have fought a good thorized to take water from Tolman’s pond, contributed to the quota of humani- derbilt. formerly ensien II. S. N.: John Sehuvler. no mere meoreucai uine :ence. ine antago- largely front. The ritual service was then per- finished I have that it was Grant who expressed the wisl tv nrvwr omnuntincr tn t.Wli find n half mil. Gen. John B. Gordon, Maj. William H. light, I have my course, kepi get AT WEIRS. situated about three miles from the city of Corsa, true American citizen when he utterec nistic influences that produced the American UNIVERSALISTS in this The Edward Ferrero, N. formed. faith. of every lions of assembled city. Bvt.-Maj.-Gen. Brig.-Gen. my had flowed in streams Rockland, to supply the inhabitants with people, Gano Dunn. James W. Brinck anil 11. H. Post commander Alexander Reed called the famous ‘‘Let us have civil war, parallel other railroads brought in a mixed populace Capts. Kev. Dr. Carruthers of the words, peace.” A Successful Cathering-lmpressive McLean, Lieut. A. M. DeWitt upon Post Chaplain C. Irvine Wright, who The venerable almost hour of our national pure water. In 1801 the company was also of city and country residents. The Sound Jl'arker, Capt. And to you, comrades of the Grand Arm) through every Memorial Service. Ward, Gen. Lopez de Queralta, Bvt.-Brig.-Gen. offered prayer. A was then Second who has been so often called e.s in in- dirge played, Parish, what words can I history. Amazing might seem, the authorized by the legislature to take water boats from all the varying stopping places W. H. Penrose, Cols. C. M. Sehieffelin. J. B. of the ltepublic, fitting say after which Post Commaeder Reed delivered to officiate at the funerals of oui fant home and at the fireside where American Weius, N. II., Aug. 8.—The fourth annual in large crowds of people, and made Robert Lenox Belknap and E. M. L. upon as the of dead comrade lies in hii from Oyster River pond, another large pond brought Phillips, a short address. Then Vice Commander L. body your of the Universalists has been a the piers look this Ehiers. Bvt.-Lieut.-Col. Edward Haight, Cols. J. men, offered after wliicl first its childish numbers, was gathering and remarkably busy morning. W. Moore a wreath of evergreen great public prayer, coffin with the badge of our order upon hi liberty lisped one. This there was ser- situated about six miles from Rockland, tho themselves F. Tobias and B. Penn Smith, It. (laying cherished also that mon- successful morning Although people disposed Majs. Livings- the said: the Weber Club with noble breast ? You who followed him at Donel fostered and young Tolman’s ton Luekey and W. A. Mattison; J. G. upon coffin] sang great expressior vice and prayer, led by iiev. Myra Kings- in no way connected with pond. early along the route of the procession, the Capt. star, human But their an- Spencer; Brig.-Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee. late Ya. N. ‘•In behalf of the Post I give this tribute, a sym- Weber’s “There is a blessed home.” son and at Vicksburg and from the wilds of th slavery. bury of WiUiston, Vt. Remarks were made ad- Hall remained a centre of interest as a The Rockland Water Co., before this City G. ; Bvt.-Col. A. P. U. S. bol of undying love, for the comrades of the war.” slumbered yet while. Iiev. J. M. Usher of N. Rev. as Grant’s in it. Gen. Han- Green, V.; Maj. Augus- Gen. Charles P. Mattocks was then intro wilderness to the c.owning glory of Appomat tagonism by Rumney, II„ long body lay tus S. U. S. M. 1st Licuts. Jared were warmed ditional authority was given them by the Nicholson, C\; Vice Commander John A. Weidersham are choice and hi , They grew up together. They John Kimball of Turner, Me., Rev. Mr. cock and his staff in full dress uniform, rode 1.. Ratlibone, late 1st U. S. and It. II. duced and as follows: tox, to-day, by by right, artillery, a bunch of flowers the spoke at the same hearthstone and suckled at the Gardner of Massachcsetts, and Matthew legislature of 1801, had constructed its works up in front of the building just before nine Patterson, 1st U. S. artillery; Bvt.-Brig.-Gen. (laying upon coffin) chicfest rroumers. Soldiers of Maine, repre said: THE GRANDEST SOLDIER OF MODERN DAYS same breast. Cheney of Boston, followed by an able ser- and entered Tolman’s p with its pipes, o’clock. At this time 120 members of the Adam Badeau, U. S. A., and Gen. George von sentatives of a State which sent 60,000 men ti , mon Rev. W. S. Crowe of N. J. tiled to the Scliack. •‘We offer at tlds a rose. future Two of conflict had But in the of time the American by Newark, and has drawn its entire of Hiederkranz Society up steps, sepulchre May years bloody passed the war and never lost a flag, to you these ob progress At 2 o’clock there was a always supply with BRIGADE OK UNITED STATES emulate the unselfish devotion of Thousands of men had been sacrificed and mil- had forever and divided very impressive and, led by six instrumentalists, sung, TROOPS. generations are full of th people sternly upon memorial witli 3000 in at- water from that pond and has never taken effect “Chorus of the even the lowliest of our heroes.” in sequies meaning. Inspired by service, nearly impressive the Spirits Mai. A. C. Wildrlck, commanding. lions of treasure lavished the attempt ti whil the problem which slavery had awakened. But There was of example of your belo/ed commander tendance. reading the Scrip- the water of Oyster River pond or laid its from Over the Water,” Schubert, and the Fifth United States hand. Past Post Commander 0. J. Sellers (laying the of the Union of State; 1 as well as had be- by artillery maintain integrity be a watchwori meanwhile slavery liberty, tures Kev. F. C. Libber of the Methoaisi “Chorus of the from “Tannhau- F, 6th UnitedStates a laurel wreath the said: living, his memory will to you by aqueduct there, or taken the water for any Pilgrims, Light battery artillery, upon coffin) cemented the blood of our fathers. The into the and woof of our Rev. II. I. Cushman of ..‘’lot w" F. by of and devot'on to duties a come ingrained warp church, prayer by since the er was last token affection from comrades in patriotism your music the choir. purpose pow granted. ^Randolph. of Virginia were dotted with the grave: and social texture. In the march of Providence, R. I., and by the barred ^i"The jif ** plains citizens and as men, and to-day, as Sherman am l political of the au- the choristers looked through of 6th States IflaiKtlU —Ixullat !n»l tVi. ■ ■ ■ remarks on tire life of General At the last session legislature, ing, Battalion united artillery. lUSTCnOTltf ‘flUU ■ 1—- ■ V* U—«... WB8 Impressive and the casket G. W. Rev. J. \yJ' Say res,' (5ii of tltlgi fore:_ II. Emer- to the Camden and Rock- gates at the black catafalque Battery I, Capt. Crabb. aplaindn-clnef1 the ranks of the Union forces at th beneath the Souther Grant were made by Rev. George thority was granted John R. Brinkle. the Department of G, A. R., among Lee who marched of Soon after that the origi- Battery L, Capt. Pennsylvania r Hugh That unveiled the I). of Boston, Rev. J. Smith Dodge to take royal purple. Rev. South. The army of the Potomac, afte walk with measured tread to muffle I away. century approach- son. 1>., land Water Co. a new corporation, A. R. which served at Mt. Mc- Ilatterv M, Capt. G. V. Wyer. then delivered an address, after which gallant cross, of and H. Shinn of Maine. nal (5. guard often defeated but neve ing collision of two opposing systems of Stamford, Ct., Q. River for the dressed in Battery H, Capt. J. A. Fessenden. II. Clay Trumbull offered prayer. The untold hardships, drum beside the mournful bier, a reunite j lr water from Oyster pond, pur- Gregor filed in. Mayor Grace, p civilization. Of each the beliefs and The grove was tastefully decorated office about THB NAVAL BRIGADE. bugle call for rest was then sounded. Dr. stood the army c hands across th e the towns of Camden black broadcloth, arrived at his dismayed, confronting North and South clasp loving inveterate. this, the sermon was pose of supplying Newman and Hawes then read the acros 3 were inherited and mourning. Following this time. He found President Sanger of Commander H. B. Robeson, commander. Bishop Northern Virginia, with sullen glances coffin of the truest, noblest, soldit r principles Rev. John of Bridgeport South Thomaston and the City M. E. grandest were bred to their beliefs. Slav- preached by Lyon Thomaston, board of aldermen and the officers Lieut. It. H. McLean, ritual service for burial of the church, the blood-stained waters of the Both peoples a sociable was held the city adjutant, ltapidar of the age. Ct., and in the evening with pure water for domestic church bells began their Passed Assistant Surgeon D. N. Bertolletto, Sur- and during these ceremonies the family as Hooker ha; had the South, liberty had be of Rockland awaiting him. The McClellan, Pope, Burnside and ery appropriated in the pavilion. Tomorrow will the for the trans- geon. named stood at the foot of the casket. Gen. Mattocks was followed by Judge Got in the North. Bitterness en- the extinguislimen tolling and all was in readiness flower of the Confederate arm made its home last of the meeting, sermons will be ami municipal purposes, Assistant paymaster L. C. Kerr, Quartermaster. behind the funeral stood Gen. in turn met the day fer of the casket ot thejfuneral car. Marine Directly party substan dard as follows: of difference of opinion |and un- the Rev. J. Smith Dodge, D. D. of tires and supply of manufactories. Unde: Battalion, and at his elbow were President with occasional success, but without gendered long preached by and Brvt.-Lieut.-Col, Charles com- Hancock, heat of discussion, had rendered and Rev. II. W. Thomas, and Rocklanc Maj. Heywood, Vice President Hendricks and tial resu'ts. the favor of Providenci A WESTERN JOSHUA. measured of Stamford, lit., this (authority the Camden manding. Cleveland, Meade, by Then land a service of e reconciliation or impossible. D. D., of Chicago, praye: a CAR. members of the Cabinet. Near the head oi and an as I believe, derived by tl The world has never witnessed such a compromise of Koch Water Company is constructing complete THE FUNERAL First Lleut.Henry Whiting, adjutant. inspiration, Union. At this and led by Rev. J. S. Cutler I'-. H. Corrie. the casket on the Gens. Sherman and tl e came the menace to the federal praise th First Company, Capt. right Northern soldiers from the fact that for funeral as Grant’s. Like Cromwell, this mo: it H. and efficient system of water works for Scenes at the Formation E. P. and was N. Second Meeker. in full uniform were uncovered _ of North South, ester, Impressive company, Capt. Sheridan first time in the of the of tl e of the or hemii the violence feeling. The Ground was alive with peopl in the charter and ha Third Cant. J. M. T. at their sides history army_ illustrious military genius age Camp purposes embraced of the company. Young. during the entire service, and 1 The North j Cortege. M. C. were upon North his renown amid the frutricid il inconceivably deepened. registered today to attend the last day’s session, am do! Fourth company, 1st Lieut. Goodseil. were ex-l’residents Arthur and and Potomac, they fighting phere achieved some sixty thousand Hayes 3 a vow that the Union should not be sacrificed. have attended Doth grove sessions already expended New York, Aug. 8.—The Governor’s Fifth company, 1st Lieut. G. C. Berryman. soil, and, as believed, to repel an invasio strife of civil war; and yet for him was n fully 3,000 Senator Sherman. On the other side of thi they of war. On lars or more in the of its work had taken up its Sixth company, 1st Lieut. H. C. Ellsworth. within tl * witl Then broke at last the tempest The services this morning commenced witl i prosecution Island band, which already casket were Admiral Gen aimed at their own homes,—fighting served the happiness to die Seventh 1st Lieut P. S. C. Murphy. opposite Porter, unexampled re- led ,J. S a to the o f on the in front of the City company, recollect1 ons rei rushed the hot and tide sweeping a prayer and praise meeting by Rev. It has made contract supply City position green battalion Fitz Gen. Gordon and Gen borders of a State rich in the >f out an See his vanquished foes mighty a Infantry (Blue Jackets). Hugh Lee, enemy. causes from the land. of N. remarks > commenced to play military dirge bellion and rebellion’s Cutler Rochester, H., beini with water for fire and municip 1 Hall, Lieut. W. H. Emory commanding. Buckner. our first and consecrated l y the of their mighty cor Rockland and Gen Congress, ercutly bearing pall cor made Rev. M. of Me. t with admirable softness precision. H. H. The fierceness and heat of that absorbing by Crosley Portland, for the of ten and i 1 Hosley, adjutant. When the religions services had ended tin the memories of the Declaration of Indi and at his opeu gtav ?i Rev. M. Betts of N. Rev. J purposes, period years, Hancock returned and took up his position First Lieut. John Downes. queror doing homage disaster and Plymouth, II., company, trumpeter of A, 5th artiller; document that ev :r are a ftict is by sacrifice, long suffering, that its work s column. Gen. Fife Naval W. Company the grandest while seven millions of freedmen bowing C. Adams of Chicago, Hon. Moses Hum appeared by the testimony at the head of the Hugh Second company, Cadet L. Capps. close to the casket and sounded tin pendence, final burnt into the of the t H. E. stepped the birth of a aft 3r Lord of Hosts fi ,r triumph, memory of and after which 1 the last c f Lee rode on horseback, wearing civilian Third company, Naval Cadet Parmcnter. heralded nation,—had, adoration to the phrey Concord, others, would be in operation probably Lieut. W. T. Low. tattoo. Little Julia then laid on the coffii grateful American Its chronicle would remain Rev. J. Smit with a mourning sash across the Fourth company, terrible slaughter, overwhelmed his adversar >' that Western Joshua whose prowess wrougl ,t people. sermon was preached by next. work is dress, A. N. Wood. a wreath, to grand papa. The guard of hon in the American mind with- November The being pushe hands Fifth company, Ensign at le .r imbedded forever, 1). I).. of Stamford, Conn., upo } breast. He shook with Hancock, ape or then the toml and the men who fell Cemetery Hill, I.itt out the deliverance which the great lawgiv Dodge, c 1 Sixth company, Ensign A. C. Almy. bore the remains within there one hundred staff as one of its men out a of written history. “Universalist faith.” forward rapidly, being joined the latter’s specia ■ Seventh Lieut. W. Winder. and at 5.03 o’clock them within tin : Round and Field had made t le had Immortal honor to the page company, placed Top the,Wheat proclaimed. a s time. Th s aids. On the on the southern side o On the of the South it was At 3 o’clock the last grove session wa more men at the present grass company," Lieut. H. Hutchins. steel The of both the lead name of historic and the synonv n of Lincoln and of Grant! part struggle emiftoyed of the Eighth casings. sealing Gettysburg ories held. It was with by tli of son e this open space a few soldiers regular Ninth company, Lieut. E. E. Sawyer. en then the ,t for inherited and cherished institutions. They opened singing 5 hearing is in reference to the extent th lining and the steel case being per of successful generalship and devoted braver v. Modest, sincere, kindly and true, gre M. c were stationed at intervals, and all along Tenth company, Lieut. O. E. Lasher. : a constitu- congregation, prayer by Rev. Crosley con formed as the family entered th mil st no trace of vanit believed themselves to be defending of the chartered rights of the different to the broad stone be Artillery bataliou. indicated, while their noble comrades were planting soldier of America betrayed yt Portland, Me., followed by a sermon by Re’ approaches platform tomb, a few moments and thei 1 tional and moral On the of the >- t Lieut. W. W. remaining our the ts rcsentm-r right. part D. of the citizens pre fore the were policemen who kep Kimball, commanding. shot and shell flag upon giddy heigl self-consciousness, jealous), te H. W. Thomas, D., Chicago. panies. Among prominent building F. it. sought their and when entering pride, North this was no common warfare—no vul- wer ; Ensign Wall, adjutant. carriages, > With few a G As continent as was a confe in the ne v back the spectators. Other policemen the of th of Vicksburg. successes, or ambition. Scipi 0[ In the evening there parting ent at the and interested f 1st platoon, Lieut. M. A. Shufeldt. 70th and 22d regiments in line personal mere of crimson hearing at the end o treasui as as Fabii s chapter ence in the soldiers’ addresses hi Hon. A. F. Crockett, i- massed in platoons easterly Second Lieut. York Noel, bluff fired three after which Batter tained at fearful loss of blood and e, as as Hannibal, cautious gar conquest—no pavilion, enterprise were prej wer platoon, volleys, patient or national ambi- Hall. The arrangements had sciz ’d than Caisar. T ic to a ing made by volunteers. Tomorrow the dent of the new Co.; Hons, f red E. Richard s, City police r Third platoon, Lieut. Bostwick. F, 5th fired three salutes from tic s distrust and discouragement he was far more merciful glory gratify personal £ out with 1 artillery despair, a warfare for the an excursion to Mt. * William I. Cob complete and were carried grea Fourth platoon, Lieut. Martz. summon id of “the confus ;d tion. It was not even selfish enjoy Washington. $1( John T. S. M. Bird, }, knoll. upon the peqple. Troops had been pomp and circumstance war, L Berry, t- strictness. Pioneers, Brown It the was donated this afternoon to Rev. Q. I S. and E Ensign commanding. The drove away but wer to a in the strei ts 1" of those who fought. presented directors- W. White, treasurer, S FIRST NATIONAL GUARD S. N. Y. family carriages from the front silence mob noise of battle and garments rolled in bloo rights Shinn of for coi No sooner had the trumpets and bugle DIVISION, t 5 a civilized race. Rearing, Me., successfully and Col. George W. Ricker. not out of when attempted disco: d who n unusual of highly Mayor Bryant the orders the ac Alexander Slialer sight persons of our largest city. Jealousy and had no charm for him could not fine spectacle ducting the grove meetings. given single note which Maj.-Gen. commanding. deface the names upon ii and and shed- E Aides—Col. If. A. chit f tomb by writing in the of t “e in the character of eitl er sacrificing its repose prosperity e vance, than the bells of St. Paul’s and o Gihlersleeve, A. A. G. and among our generals departments redeeming trait of the Oldest in th of The guard of was then mounted to a race in its own Death Judge the t Col. Carl .Justen, inspector; Lieut.-Co regulars were in th 'lr its blood uplift subject Trinity began to toll, and while fir; staff; and rode awa Gulf and the Mississippi equalled Napoleon. ding CENERAL NEWS. World. s Beniamin S. Lieut.-Col. E. 1 the military and dignitaries j has the world witnessed a simi- stroke was Hancock put hi Church, engineer; the interferer ces with t he Grant was not a self-controll midst. Seldom reverberating Sanford, inspector <>t rule Lieut.-Co and the was ended. bad results only by General only es ■ practice; long chapter unusual lustre 9.—Judge Jam horse in and th brilliant cavalcad man. lar drama. It sheds upon arms, The Montezuma Hotel at Los Vegas, J Lynchuuko, Va., Aug. motion, Edward Mitchell, judge advocate; Lieut.-Co After returning from the funeral, Pres i- army of the Potomac by the Washington po but a reverent At North Haven in 18 -3 the oldest in t >c that led the column went off at a rapid wall Edson. De I and the horrors of battle with a M., Hot Springs, was burned yesterda v Garland, probably judge ; Cyrus surgeon: Lieut,-Col. W. dent Cleveland and the Cabinet officers wer t ticians who had been more active in bringi 3S I heard him say, in answer to a tl at lights up er this t 1 question, a in the and it is believed the oldest niemh The government composing pai Broughton, ordnance Lieut. Col. Etlwal to a shot 1 39 of human and love. Of There were 70 guests house but all e ■s- world, troops officer; their hotel, but remained only about the war than in its battl he believed that he had never a ne gleam sympathy in the Unit ‘d of the been to tl: e T. Wood, Lieut.-Col. li. B. Mai fighting spoken profs radical con- Loss $300,000; insurance $250,000. of the Masonic fraternity procession bad brought quartermaster; when took the train for Alban; in tl at war from such deep and taped. If st an d ters, C. S.; Lawson B. A. D. C., an ,1 time, they and every private soldier word. springing died at his home in this city’, city by boats, landing at the Battery, Maj. Bell, in tl ; Every general a charac- train on the Cincinnati ai .States, F. S. A. Vice President Hendricks remained rever; victions, for so lofty purpose, A passenger of his Jud ge then to this fc, Maj. Collins, D. C. f knew that more than half their !es His life was and the elements waged a night, in the 95th year age. marching up Broadway poiu The will return to M army gentle; and sorro Eastern railroad went through trestle Si city. Grant family So that nature stand terized so much of suffering ,v, v Garland was a native of Albemarle coun y> and thence the route was the openin g FIRST BRIGADE. were the result of factious intermeddling »y mixed in him, might up by from < along in a or and will remai ,j urdav about 20 miles Cincinnati, McGregor day two, And to “This was a man.” and will be a Virginia, and was the oldest prosecuting •t- of the show to the vast crowds. As soon 1st battery, Capt. Louis Wemlel. not-combatants in whose cour; ge say all the world, how vivid profound people’s some 40 feet. Three passengers w< there during the rest of the summer. high places falling been had an (I Brig.-Gen. William G. Ward and staff, ir< >m A ais remembrance! iv tomey in Western Virginia, having they reached Thirty-fourth street, was in the inverse ratio of their distance retired soldier, patriotism "unsheathed killed and several others were dangeroui 22d Col. Joslah Porter. Notes. ballad and the bench and bar 73 and retired in the militia had fallen in behir d regiment, sm returned i t." fireside tale, northern by years, regiments ‘Jth .. the front and the measure of whose patrioti sword, stained, victory By by the la t_ regiment, Col. William Seward, Jr. necessity injured. 1883. them from the side streets in which Boston from r and tall of < all southern humble grave, tho I1 lltli regiment. Col. Stewart. Aug. 9.—Despatches found a true thermometer in the rise When in the fulness of time, his country’s song, by breaking At U. S. Grant at Gettysburg, a., ter had the was come to mo1 mour t Camp formed, time 12th Col. James H. Jones. parts of the country report universal O n- on northern hillside and southern savan- regiment, a vote at home. reached him at Galena, what eye but the sod about 2500 members of the Grand Army '!* FOREICN. the of General Grant to its appoir mg. The was a everywher e party with it body SECOND BRIGADE. day holiday and the soldi era in the nah—both festooned annual garlands the have already reported and ed in the Ti ,e ai id The the people niscient recognized unpretend ng Republic position pageant. 2d business being generally suspended government, tears, visit 1 lle battery. Cant. F. P. Earle. meet all this confus on man after God’s own orda in- and sanctified by frequent by sharp be- believed fully 4000 comrades will The Cholera Increasing. members of Grant post, who had been dep sporting events in some cases abandoned, n demanded a leader to tanner, the heart, p Brig.-Gen. Louis Fitzgerald and staff. men reavement, every tender camp during the week. ted to carry the remains to the catafalqu 7th several western cities there were funer al and the terrible ivaste of and ;he ed to fulfil the Divine will by suppressing the by feeling, by every Makseili.es, 9.—There were [19 ,1 regiment, Col. Emmons Clark. distrust, shall the of E. of West Aug. filed into the corridors of Hall and to< K doth processions. of the resources of the nati Jn. rebellion and from the high emotion, story the great re- George Barstow, Hinghs deaths from cholera in this city to-day. City regiment, Col. James Cavanagli. rapid exhaustion extirpating slavery was struck and killed by a train j their places. «th regiment, Col. D. Scott, New Yokk, 9—At Manhattan Bea not self-heralded in flam North American continent? bellion be cherished unforgotten in the nation's Mass., Notes, George Aug. A leader came, ng the Fnwtuxet river in Providence, K. Foreign At 9.35 the funeral car, drawn by 24 j Bt 7th regiment, Col. E. A. McAlpiu. Robert Collier delivered an e * heart. And on the wave bridge, today, Laird orders, not with the clash and clatter of In piping times of peace, material prosper ty, bouyant highest of He was to have been marr ed M. of led black in black each led 1 •y DIVISION OF VETERANS. haustive of Gen. Grant befo I., Saturday. Songon Paris lias been elec horses, trappings, biography but and ( le CONTINUED ON FOt'KTII I*AGE. on in fro 111 5000 militrry modest, self-posscss ed, conceit, mediocrity supposed safety, this fall. Senator to succeed the late Victor Hugo. a negro, halted the pla/.a, directly Col David E. Austin, commanding. people. display, THE HERMIT OF CASCO BAY. mi»cku,ANI!01,. THE PRESS. HUHINEHH CHANCED. AMUSEMENTS. A Short of the Uneventful Life History HALE— A provision and liquor MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 10. of Bob grocery, Harrington. FOHstore on great thoroughfare in Boston; nice store 63x20 completely fitted with large modern GRAND this EXCURSION Wo do not read letters and coniniun- Island ice chests and first class fixtures ; store lias anonymous [Squirrel Squid.] —- been established 12 and lias a large custom; TO— cuiious. The name and address of years the writer are For many years old Hob Harrington was trade all cash; no credit no bad in $26,000 per year, all cases not and can indispensable, necessarily for pub- known as the hermit of Bushy Clapboard debts; liquor trade large very profitable; OLD ORCHARD SKATING lication but as a have lease of store at low rent and tlie stock will RINK, guarantee of good faith! Island in Casco EASTMAN Bay. Bob is dead now. & be sold at a a first class store BROTHERS bargain including We cannot undertake to return or preserve BANCROFT. team. E. L. POND & CO., 178 10. When lie was a young man lie was a hale Washington st„ Monday Evening, Aug. coauaunications that are not used. Boston. 6-1 and hearty sailor—as tough and daring a _ Concert by thandler's Full ICand, HALE A restaurant in Boston, •sailor as ever straddled a yard. He got a right 2,i pieces, from 7,43 lo 44.00. Boston is rejoicing in :i reduction of the ISORnear theatres, close to Washington St., one wife and a schooner and lost both. One re- of the best fitted in Boston, tax rate from $17 on a thousand to places large plate After concert, skating to continuous $12.so. seats 68, feeding 300 general Ttie verse followed another. Everything he glass windows, daily, now; music by Chandler's and Kink Bands, in all. 35 aldermen were not so hungry last year tills is a rare chance for someone to step into a musicians. touched seemed to wither. He made several no or as usual. good business, Sunday night work, we ask A Npeeinl Train will Portland for Old want leave gallant to down his evil hut no bonus, sell at actual value, an offer. (1. Orchard at 7.00 leave Old Orchard attempts genius, W. p. in.; returning JACOBS. 266 Washington St.. Boston, Mass. at 10.30 ni. The confusion of dates in the Dunton case there was no such as luck j>. tiling good for 27-1 Fare .lOrh. I7th __ Kouiul Ad- GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL __ Trip, iucliiWiiig which is CASH SALE troubling the Boston papers, re- him. He lost sour and crabbed mission to Kiuk. Cull heart, grew SALE—General country store about 40 for Kink Tickets. sulted from misinformation given the Press. and disgusted. Formiles out; manufacturing town; carries d3t horse Dunton was sent to jail April 25th, and the to he about $2500 stock; good and wagon includ- Retreating Bushy Clapboard Island, ed; $2500, or will sell by for his price inventory; just petitions appointment as postmaster dug in the side of a mound a habitation. It came in to-day, with orders to sell at once; to a Camp Heeling. were man desiring a business that will take liis whole circulated early in that month, before, was a little less clammy than a tomb and not rrUIE Portland time and give him a good Income this Is an excel- District M. E. Campmeetlng at Mr. Dunton his O F A Martha’s says, wrong-doing was sus- quite so home-like as a cellar. It was a mere lent chance; tlie reason the owner sells is because Grow Fryeburg, Me., under di- rection of Kev. he lias a stable that takes ail his time; a Wm. S. Jones. Presiding Elder, pected. hole in the ground with a few hoards thrown livery * party who can give good unincumbered security commences Monday, August 10 and continues over it. Warm in the winter cau this business oil terms; no letters during the week. The Southern and cool buy easy Exposition opens at Louis- answered; call in person. JOHN W. S. HAY- Fare from Portland and Westbrook to the Camp enougli in the summer Boh found it a very other on ville August 15th and continues till October MONI) & CO.. 277 Washington St., Boston. 8-1 Ground ami return *2.00, from all points comfortable and congenial place; and here the line of the Portlaml & Ogdcnsburg Railroad 24th. A prominent and attractive feature SALE—Parties in Maine to sell to Depot and return one half fare ami he lived for years, almost as far out of the desiring Fryeburg will be the music, Walter Damrosch’s FORtheir farms would do well to write to us as from Depot to Camp Ground and return 30 cents. world as if he had welhave facilities for farms all Board and lodging during the meeting 81.00 orchestra died—digging clams, great selling overthe having been engaged for five catching iisli and lobsters, picking berries— New England States. JOHN W. S. RAYMOND per day. & CO., Real Estate 277 Trains leave Portlaml at 8.25 a. in., 12.40 and weeks, to be followed by five weeks of the sole denizen and lord Agents, Washington St.. paramount of Bushy Boston, Mass. 28-1 C.00 o’clock p. in. Returning leave Fryeburg for lias ono Cappa.Avlio of the best military Clapboard. Thus a gentleman, who knew Portlaml at 6.35 ami 10.56 a. ui. and 6.22 p. in. HALE—S7000, cash; furniture and bus- Annual business of Martha’s Grove bands In America. The art exhibition also Bob tells his REMNANTS meeting; well, story. FORiness of the best known and most Camp Meeting Association will he held on the will be popular unusually fine. There lived in Falmouth a friendless old road house out of Boston; this hotel is not offered Grounds, Wednesday, Aug. 12th. at 1.30 p. in. for sale in as tlie woman who was the counterpart of Bob in Boston, owner desires to sell GEO. 1,. KIMBALL, Secretary. without having it tliero has been Portlaml. the opposite sex. Children were afraid of publicly known; Aug. 4tli, 1885. aug4u9t* The New York Herald announces that It a fortune made in it. and it never was more her and called her the Witch.” She popu- will “Moll, lar than now; no letters answered; if you want receive subscriptions for the Gen. Gor- was and scraggy ugly and poor, living in an an A 1 house, put your hi vour and don home money pocket for boys, which has been started old house by herself, nobody knew. how. come to my office. JOHN W. S.' RAYMOND & 277 PROVIDENCE in England in memory of the hero of the One day a man who knew Boh happened to CO., Washington St., Boston, Mass. 3-1 AND IVationul league Team, vs. think, upon seeing that she would Soudan. If the subscribing is as active in Moll, make a pretty good companion for the lord VOR HALE. proportion as the subscribing to the Grant of Busily Clapboard, and he hailed her. He monument fund, at the end of a week or two asked her if she would not like to have a HALE—One good second hand Corliss husband, and she intimated that such a luxu- FOR cylinder 2 feet « inches 10 in- PORTLANDS, the Herald may possibly bo able to forward Engine by MONDAY, August 10. ry would he agreeable to her. He then sub- ches; driving wheel 8 feet in diameter. Enquire of the DIAMOND WRENCH No. 222 mitted his scheme that she set her CO., and Admission 25c. $10._ should 224 Portland. 8-1 50o. Children under 12 years for and Newbury St., Vice President Hendricks confirms the cap Bob, transform the island from an hermitage to an Eden. He carried her to hale — Pure bred mastiff 2 statement of his pups, private secretary that lie Bushy Clapboard in his boat and presented FORmonths old; fawn and grey stone colors, with BELFASTS n, -- liut a wiy ,Iu. 1 U.uiiar li.i tl.u lun- to ik>l>. '1'Uov wore HI uttmllv pleased, black muzzles. For prices enquire of C. K. PORTLANDS, and Boh decided that had a HAWES. 177 Middle St„ Portland, Me. 7-1 TUESDAY ami TI11K«I>AY, Aug. II Presidency in his mind’s eye. He considers lie been hermit long enougli. ODD ami IJ, at the election of Cleveland and himself as a LOTS! HALE—Cottage and land No. 13 Con- So he took her to wife. She lived with FORgress Place; house lias six rooms; tlie lot is justification of the claim of the election of him until lie died. Portland Base Ball Crounds. He dug fewer clams, af- about 05 feet front and 46 feet deep, ami in a de- ter Tilden and himself, and now that Aquilla the marriage. He left such matters to sirable location for any one wishing a home in a Game Called at 3 O'clock. Admission 25 Cts. and she was central and BENJAM IN Jones is not to be removed from the Indian- Moll, frequently seen, elbow quiet neighborhoood. angsd5t_ deep, in the clam beds. Boh made baskets SHAW, 48V3 Exchange St. 6-1 apolis post he is and ink. office, apparently thorough- compounded These wares Moll HALE—A nice for hoarding house, fur- ly peddled him in Portland. She was a very FORnished throughout, has nineteen happy._ dutiful and letting serviceable spouse, hut the juice rooms; a convenient kitchen and very pleasant There are some features about the of human filled Greenwood peculiar kindness had been squeezed out of dining room; with boarders at the present Garden, outbreak of cholera in Marseilles. The dis- Boh. He had no more affection than a time and pays well. Inquire of H. F. I.IBBY, 26 PEAKS' ISLAND. One the Free St., Portland, Me. 6-1 ease appears not to have been imported from sponge. day, man who brought Bob his wife sailed to the up island, and pretend- HALE—Fine business on Con Spain, but probably owes its origin to seeds to he a said paying ing stranger, to Bob: FORgross St.; the location is one of the re- THEATRE, KINK, left best; by the epidemic of last year. Most of "Halloo! I see you have a woman. Where quires a very small capital, and pays good profits; did low one desiring a business cau the cases have not been among the poor and you get her?” rent; any learn To our who so on “The Lord sent her,” said “and I generous patrons have favored us with their trade the furtherlparticulars by calling N. S. GARDI- ZOOLOGICAL those who live in crowded and sections Bob, kindly during No. 40 St.. GARDEN, filthy wish the devil would take her.” NER, Exchange 4-1 And All Attraction* under One Ad- of the city, but the whose Bob’s on among wealthy, grave is Bushy Clapboard. His Six we once more announce as HALR—A nice little farm, cheap; about widow not past months, above, Our 17tli Grand Semi-Annual Cash mission. sanitary surroundings are of the best. This has been taken any further than FOR5 miles from Portland; new buildings; 15 or a house on the main 20 acres of land, all included. F. O. BAI fact that the cases are poor land, where she is crops earner Cadet’s 20 cent tickets to gives hope sporadic, Sale at 50 CENTS ON A LEY & CO. 4-1 Peaks’ now a charge. DOLLAR. admits to Garde*. Children 15 and that an he averted. cents. epidemic may jyOdtf C. H. KNOWLTON. HALE—One second hand tent, very PERSONAL AND PECULIAR INe cannot e* en to name FORcheap, new last summer; size 10x12. The Hon. Simon S. Brown a attempt the we large tells reporter many BARGAINS shall offer at this sale, but flylbelonging to it. Address TENT, This Office. of the Boston Herald that no more 4-1 PAVILION THEATRE, PEAKS’ ISLAND. appoint- _ Japanese laws fish to he sold alive. ments will be made in compel will only say that in all our fn the we Maine until the Presi- experience business, have never before been able to SALE—Baby sun- Engagement for One Week. A man has been found at Aptos, Cal., who carriage; willow, dent returns from his vacation; that the pol- FORshade ton, four wheels; price $8.00. At had never heard of Gen. Grant. offer such as JEWETT’S News Depot, Mechanics Hall, corner icy of the President is to young and great inducements now. of Casco St. appoint Tile Austrian has 3-1 ROOMSFORRENT to government established middle-aged men office; that the Hon. Our an office for the practical testing of patent This will be called our SALE—Lot of land 40x80, on Melbourne Or, Summer Boarders! Bion Bradbury will be justly FORSt., located on Hill; will appointed surveyor, medicines. pleasantly Munjoy The most and sell cheap on easy terms. Also a house on Emer- Laughable Comedy of the season. Prices that the collectorship lies between Gen. The will remain as highest chimney in the world is the son St., with stable, very pleasantly located, fine usual. Take Forest City Boats. Anderson and and that Mr. will on auglO j,ltf Judge Cleaves, St. Rollox, near Glasgow, which is views; sell easy terms; now is your time to Scotland, Address I. B. Redman has no designs upon the office. All 433 feet. It is cylindrical in form. buy. WHEELOCK, corner of La fayette and Quebec Streets. 1-1 of which information may he set down as The largest dock in the world is at St. SALE—At two second- highly important if true. John’s, Newfoundland. It is GOO at slaughter prices, feetlong RED FIGURE FOBhand Phaetons, one Coupe Koekawav, one tHe 558 !! and one feet at DAY Box two top, long the line of keel open Top Buggy, Cencord The thinks the face of the Wag- Argus “upon blocking, and 132 feet wide. ons. three Express Wagons, one Milk Wagon all most in good also one new 2 seat case, the natural conclusion is tha1 the of order; Canopy Top, Listz, greatest pianists, is very poor, Side Bar, one Side Bar Box and one all Dunton is for a crime which lie did Corning, suffering hut absolutely refuses to give concerts to my own make and first class. C. G. ROBINSON, 30 Preble CAMPMEETING not commit, and that the St..25-2 Republican post- make money. His only revenue is a small master recommended his appointment to pension from a German princess. ALL GOODS SOLD ON THAT DAY SALE—The residence of the late W. F. AT OLD ORCHARD, WILL BE No. 103 STRICTLY FORPhillips, STATE ST., Portland. Eu- make amends FOR CASH. for the wrong thus done him, John S. Wise, Republican candidate for qulre on the premises._ 16-4 and also persuaded 101 citizens of Lincoln- Governor of Virginia, is a great admirer of from Aug. II to 18. SALE—Pure bred Berkshire from ville likewise to ask for the appointment of dogs in the State, and never misses a pigs, Rev.Mr. dog FORfour weeks to seven months old. For sale by McDonald, McLean, Short, Gill, Wood, Cul- the man.” show. PRICE OF EACH K. lts, Luce, Munger and others will be in innocent Dunton plead guilty of ARTICLE HARKED IN RED FIGURES. C. HAWES, Knightville, Caiie Elizabeth, Me. attendance. embezzlement in the United States Court. During a recent storm at Lancaster, _22-1 Penn., Portland District lleHing front According to our esteemed contemporary the lightning struck a horse and tore off three of SALE—1 single jigger with pole, and Aug. 18 to 22. the animal’s hut did not FORshafts; light and in good repair. C. S. FAIR- “most natural conclusion” from this fact is shoes, injure the Fare round from Portland horse in the least. FIELD, at Tenney & Dunham’s, 12 Exchange St. trip 45 cts: be sure and that he Is guiltless. STORE OREKTED AT 3 22-1 augio_ask for 45c tickets._ <12w It is asserted that crows have twenty- O’CLOCK, R SALE—The well known BAR EP. HOUSE Portland’s of the funeral ser- seven distinct cries, calls or each Fun recognition utterances, FO situated in the thriving village of Yarmouth, Aliead.! vices of Gen, Grant was every way admira- readily distinguishable from the others, and Me., is offered for sale on easy terms. This house has ble. While each an unmistakable connection been kept by the present proprietor for 16 STEAMER the tributes to the memory of having SALE BEOIIVS AT is in EXPRESS. with a certain class of action. 3.30 SHARP. years, good repair, and doing a good business. of the Forest Steamboat the commander were on tlie City Company, great highly apprecia- Inquire premises. 14-8 will make a Soudan journalists are erecting a memo- tive and worthy of his fams, all of them SALE—Steamer rial to their colleagues who fell in the Sou- “Lizzie.” Said steamer were kept within the realm of reason. The FORis 35 feet long, 8 feet wide over all; hull new ian. Of the twenty-six on the field last season, steel boiler and new this tendency of eulogists on such occasions is to engaged engine seas- six lost their lives, inelding two Irishmen, on, and everything first- class; will speed 10 to 12 exaggerated praise, and what is intended O’Donovan and Power. miles per hour. For further particulars, enquire DeepSea Fishing Trip of JAMES QUINN, 40 Commercial St. 14-4 WEDNESDAY, AUCUST I I, as sublime frequently passes into the confines The Prince of Wales goes to more halls — Leaving Custom House Wharf at hale a fine situated at 8.30, Ti efetli- of the ridiculous. The unvarnished and dances than residence, en s and plain, any married man of ids time FORSaccarappa, 2Vi, 12 finished Landing 8.45, Forest City Landing, Peaks’ story. rooms; Island, 9.00 a. truth of Gen. Grant’s character and career is of life in London. Indeed, there is convenient for two families; sightly, healthy, and in.; returning about 1.00 p. m. scarcely in 33.00 lor the best bachelor over 40 who does so pleasant; a good neighborhood; will be sold at prize largest fish caught; *2.50 the eulogy that can be pronounced upon any much in lor the next this line. SlFP&l'S'lSJiS.K. soUi immediately. Inquire of largest. Catfish will not be Included him, and tire gentlemen who In FRANK K. WEBB, at P. Me in tile prize list. spoke City A ihc O., Saccarappa, 4.-11:-— j- Z^Iaitll EASTMAN .Hall BROTHERS & of Marago, at the mouth of the In BANCROFT. ____3-12 FARE] Amazon. $1.00. Commlssioner of New FOR SALE. Lines unit Bail Squire York, did time one pair of legs are into Furnished Free. changed wings hdgld not take down his verses from the front of by as singular a process as that which makes Tin and Hardware Stock and Store at d3t the a STOVE,tfi'idgton, Me, Grand for man with City Hall without a In a letter to tadpole frog. opening protest. $1,500 to $5,000. THloixt assortment. Will hire the There are 120 WANTED. Mayor he intimates that a good many nowjin Japan Protestant tin-plate worker who understand hardware to run the business if to churches, with a of 8000. Yet not sold soon, G. P. PEItLEY, people competent judge very much admir- membership jy27deowtf power-loom weavers to keep it is Me. \\TANTED—Allfrom ed his verses, and that it was the hut sixteen since the American _Bridgton, ®way Saccarappa. during present dis- wish of years pute,7; with Board the employers, as there lias been a re- some Missionary began work in that coun- ! near ENLARGEMENTS and dear” to duction of 8 “very General Grant try. For the SECOND TIME within less than eighteen months, tire GREAT HOUSE FURNISHING FIRM of LOST AND FOUND. cents on the cut of 43 yards. 6-1 that they remain. It may be that had Mr. In the last the WANTED-A reliable would century population of Eu- Aug. 5th a watch key a swivel person like a sit- Squire’s verses been written a of having “«*'<>« a* by poet rope has increased from LOSTseal; whoever will return the same housekeeper in a small family. 145,000,000 to 350,- tolTHIS AddressiY,. A. M. s,, Minot established reputation the newspapers would urE ICE will confer a great favor and receive Corner. Sic. 4-1 X»0,000. The increase in has been more than its not England HERVEY & Intrinsic value. 8-1 W. H. cashier to do have so 5 them OF NO. YUTANTED—Lady ami pronounced bad. UNION awfully in CO., writing fivefold; Russia, fourfold; in Germany, tods itself for STREET, assist as cashier; pay will be small at in which to transact the and ever volume of BOSTON, a s’i'aI1 D first; The cramped space its business. To unk 7' judgment pronounced upon poetry and less than three-fold, while in France ana great increasing make room lor mechanics to work in effecting belonging to a graduate of high school the necessary enlargements, it Is compelled to mark down its entire stock to most to L°ST—5,th’Geo. S. York. If the finder will leave preferred; experience is to spam the increase has been unprecedented figures, close out. These Specialspecial BmSiswinhJwill be of- the uot essential, hut references must paintings apt be influenced a good deal only about fiftv fered to the citizeus of Portland, for the Next Thirty Dny» Only, with the Bargains sa.m® HODGDON Commercial be excellent. A cent. following Unparalleled Inducements: BROS., St., he lady with approved references accustomed by their authorship. per will be duly rewarded. 7-1 to sell- A ingkid gloves can also secure a permanent situa- communication from Col. tion. Address "A. II. Prejevalsky, 1— worth of bunch of The finder will he B.,’’ Press Office, Portlaml It seems to be evident that Any person purchasing $25 good* will be PAID HIS keys. pretty if Gen. lated Kiria, in Khoten, has reached St Pe- L°HT-Asuitably rewarded on leaving them at No. 264 ____1-1 Grant is ever to have a monument in which he FARE TO BOSTON BY BOAT, and the will be Commercial St. 0-1 befitting tersburg, says that, having spent good* delivered WANTED—16 to 18 years of age, in his most of the BOYgrocery store, No. 8 fame, money to build it must April and May in the be- FREE in Portland. evening, 4th hist., on Free Custom House Wharf, exploring region itcicremes required. I.itlieticld come from some other LOST—TuesdaySt., between Oak and a linen cuff & Co. 1-1 source than New York tween Loh Nor and he was about to Brown, Kiria, 2— of worth of tastened with a gold initial sleeve button. The or State. At last accounts Every purchaser $50 will have hi* FARE Yir ANTED-All who desire good work to city only about make another excursion into the Tibetan good* the same at call leaving r001»3 of REED $29,000 had been raised in mountains. He to be back PAID BOTH WAYS BY BOAT and 128 FREE STREET. 0-1 «v7vw"tr.»ieJla.lr,dre*sinS & the metropolis, expected at Ki- good* delivered FREE. SNOW, City Hotel. 31-2 and na by the end of August, and would then re- the contributions from other cities have 3— In the case of the 20th, a pocket book in alm to Russia. of $100 worth and smoking who are purchaser* upwards, FARES L®*T_-Oncar of cast bound tram on Portland and Wor- WrANTED—Ladies troubled with been meagre. Up to Saturday only one con- 7 Corns. Joints and will be cestei Road. The finder will be rewarded l>v .7 Out-growing In-growing BOTH WAYS,the delivered Nails, to leave their orders with MRS. tribution of any considerable amount—£100 paid good* FREE, and can leaving the same with K. P. at DR. SHER- FINANCIAL,. parties STICKNEY, Mor- MAN, 57 Street, who will —had The ONLY CORSET made that be gan, Butler & Co’s, on Middle Spring be pleased to been made in Albany. If the contri- pay $10 down and take ONE YEAR in which to can returned St., Portland Me wait upon them at their pay the remainder. by its purchases after three weeks’ residences. Corns re- wear, if not __3-1 moved for 25 cents. butions were slow last week, they are likely o und jy31-2 to he slower this week Black Walnut Chamber Sets. Combination of Colors of Embossed Plush, Spun silk knit durse, containing a smail and in every succeed- WWSMIIT & $26.00. hilk or wanted—Ladies and Gentlemen in OILTWI, flair Cloth, on which we announce similar I’ERFE JTEY SATISFACTORY LOST-Redsum of money, on Thursday. July 30, in Con- city One Lot of Black cut or country, to receive work ing week. The promise of the New York pa- Special Walnut Chamber Sets One lot of 50 Solid Ash Chamber Sets, of a style prices to those above mentioned. gress stret ears or on High street; finder will be light, easy at of in home all the year round; distance no consisting three different patterns, with tops o: entirely new the past These are Full Sets, every respect, and its price refunded hy seller. rewarded by returning to 00 HIGH ST. 3-1 objection; pers when they were for the selec- spring. a no laboring Italian Marble, Hudson Shell or These and are warranted. nave a CARPET Made in a variety of and Beware <^7' J. Lepanto. They beautiful Mar- DEPARTMENT. styles prices. of FOWLERiwvK?r ^£"1. & canvassing. tion of Central Park as Gen. are Full Sets of Ten Pieces each, Frencl and worthless imitations. None Waldo Eittle CO., Boston, Mass., box 5117. 15-8 Grant’s last including quetry Ornamentation, were considered Low One lot of several patterns All-Wool at genuine without House, Cliebeague Bureau, Landscape Mirror and Combination Com at our former of Carpets name on box. Full LOST.-AtIsland day of Grocers’ excursion, a resting place has not been fulfilled. figure $35.00. We now. howev- 60c. per yard. One lot of 50 Pieces All-Wool ".**'* assortment of these lady’s mode. The stock is warranted KILN DKIEL er, offer them for Extra Celebrated Corsets for sale gold ring, with finely cut cameo, surrounded hy BANKERS Supers at 63c. per yard. One lot 75 by board. Lumber, the is the and the workman The finder will be rewarded style latest, I lews of standard at pcarls. suitably by LAID TO RESt! of best. Tapestry, make, 63c. per the same at 145 ship therrery $30.00. yard. leaving DANFORTH ST. LET—With The Former Price of these sets was $55,00. We 29-1 board; large alrv rooms in a All that is mortal of the saviour of the re- We in these Sets have also a large of Low- __ I1©pleasant, Cor. Middle and As a inducement, we offer them the Defy Competition Special variety Roxbury, quiet locality. 74 SPRING ST. 5-4 Street. Special during above of ell, Brussels and EASTMAN BROS. & has from Exchange continuance of enumerated, Quality Materials. Work- Moquette Carpets, together with BANCROFT, Sebago Lake, a public gone human sight forever. this sale, for a fiill line of and Sunday, gold ring. manship and Price being together considered. Rugs Mats, all at prices largely L®^T-AtTlie finder will be suitably rewarded leav- A sorrowing nation has its last tribute reduced from former figures. ME. by KOOM8 TO LET. paid PORTLAND, .ngthe same at McKENNEY’S clothing store, of respect and affection to the taber- < lioicc $42.50. Painted Enamelled Chamber Sets. eo(12m No. 181 Middle St. 28-1 earthly Securities, suitable for CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. LET-TWO rooms Savings We have also a very of other Black 518% Congress Street. nacle in which once dwelt the of Large Variety One lot of 115 Painted Enamelled Chamber In TO of L. I). spirit the Banks and Walnut from $60 to all oi this Department we have made a reward paid for to this Inquire STRUCT, 518 Congress St. Trust Funds, Sets, varying $160, dark and light with sweeping delivery great leader whoso and constantly whicli are marked at reduced Sets, panelled, Landscape twenty-live per cent, reduction. L®*y-Lib<'raloffice of an embroidered shawlette lost near _5-1 genius courage pre- figures. Mirror, Combination Panels Handsome Orna- We on and offer an English Dinner Set of 124 Pieces of nowdoin St. and Western Promenade. 24-1 served the nation. It has been said hand. mentation. Reduced from to LET—-A furnished room to that h11— $23.00 the new square shape for $9.00. rent to a gen- eodtf CHERRY CHAMBER SETS. An the IlO tiemaii, In a are The so- English Decorated Tea s'et of 44 Pieces evening of tlie 21st inst. be- private family, pleasantly ioca- republics ungratelul. anxious $3.30. leu on line St., near One lot of 25 Solid Chamber war- $18.00. An English Dinner Set of 112 LOST.—Ontween Exchange and Lewis Sts., a small Wil- State St.; references re- licitude Cherry Sets, Pieces, $10.50. quired. Address R. with whicli for months the Amer- are Size COAL! pug A liberal \y.t Press Office. 4-1 ranted. These sets have French Bureau, with These Full Sets of Ten Pieces, well COAL! .oughby dog. reward will be paid on above Sets, to residents ican listened for from the J. B. Mirror, the Commode has three drawers made and attractive looking. ot im t0N°- 31V- Kxchan*c tV t*. people messages BROWN & SONS, Landscape tland, S3 down and $1 per week until paid, LET—A few nice rooms, en suite or and a side and the drawer are of the Term, of Credit on above Sets, to residents MATTOCKS single, sick room of the door, pulls Month, if purchasers are paid Monthly. TOfurnished or unfurnished, at 112 FREE ST. dying hero, hoping favorite in solid brass. These sets of Portland, $4 down and .$1 per week until or.J40»r P?r QUICK square shape, paid, Crockery Department is fully stocked, and SALES At Lake against for some word of encour- are unquestionably the best bargain in genuine or $4 month if purchasers are paid Monthly. Sebago Saturday, July ______4-2 hope per Designs is fully matched by the cut —AND— 25th, a the owner cherry sets ever offered in this country. We nave Forty Other Different Stvles of Paint- at.ety,'!f POIND, gold ring, can have the rilO LET- Rooms of prices which the Sets are marked. We have lame on or single and en suite, with agement, the shock sadness that affect- Former Price ed Enamelled Sets on by calling sending word to J. H. LORD -1. so $53.00. Special Cut Price, Constantly Exhibition at and hoard, STATE ST., cor. Gray St. 31-1 BANK our Warerooms. Those above *50’ Tca >teep Falls, proving property and paying ed the heart of every American when the mentioned are En- charges. RS, been tom|5S5"l2am*12t0 6-1 New, for SMALL fTlOEET—Furnished rooms bell announced $42.00. tirely having designed expressly at reasonable rates tolling that the struggle was our and are not shown PROFITS! A in a pleasant and Term* of Credit on these sets, to residents of Spring Trade, anywhere STOVE DEPARTMENT. healthy locality; kitchen else in Boston. accomodations for those over and that Death had triumphed, and fi- No. 218 Middle Street. Portland, $5 down and $1.25 per week-until paid, We ask Low TO LET. wishing to hoard them- particular attention to this portion of Extraordinary Price for no objection to or $5 per month if purchasers receive their Pay our establishment. selves; children. For further par- nally the imposing and impressive cere- Coal! ®S' Monthly. PARLOR SUITS. LET—Tent on Peaks' E’ witli * Sterling nod Continental Island; pleasant monies which his mortal remains Exchange of rOspot and within live minutes walk of SST One lot 75 MOHAIR PI.USH Parlor Suits. jangcs’compiete We are selling the best of coal at the lami- GOODING?^- * ought and wold at moil favorable rates. quality the ex- i ng; size now were committed to their last resting place, Mahoganized Chamber Sets. SEVEN PIECES complete, including GENT'S treme low price of 14x20; occupied, but will be vaca- EASY CHAllt. LARGE ARM I ed on short notice; stove and furniture if wanted while hundreds of thousands of his Travelling and Commercial Tetter* of NOISELESS $22.00. country- OuelotoflOO Elegant Mahoganized Chamber PLATFORM ROCKEli. TWO-FART BACK One lot of 75 or further information, address G. S. B, Peaks' * redit available in all of Ten Pieces or Ma- single-oven Ranges, complete with stand Post men throughout the and breadth of fawned, the Prin- Sets, Complete; Curly Maple SOFA and FOUR LARGE SITTING CHAIRS. ware, reduced from Office. <<-l APP'y length French Bureau, with Bevel $20.00 to UNM)EH'w1i)ODt.t'j;u,iitt!‘,;:',,'SI'- c ipal Citicw of Europe. hoganized panels, The FRAMES are BLOCKED and DOWELLED, the land were listening to eulogies his Commode with three drawers no tenement No. upon Landscape Mirror, and are manufactured from WARRANTED _$17 nn..-—. LET—Upper 34 Spruce St. Vnvewtment Securities and Sold. and side or nickel bar Former $5.00 * character and testify to the falsi of Bought door, gilt pulls. KILN DRIED LUMBER. REDUCED from *o. Vv. ft Y career, ew nr 'i-i guomuteva I fell, £o, 235 Commercial ty Price $33.00, Reduced *55.00 to Wimtfmi&v!tours Huh Ranges' at quality and St* Jan31 eodtf _ low quantity. that reproach. to_ __ _ very prices. Every range we sell is warranted at Gen. We furnish these sets with to bake. Illustrated --nrads, Grant s ! best Italian, Lepair One lot of 55 PARLOR SUITS, upholstered in catalogues of our mah- h‘,use with 10 finished rooms. to or Hudson Shell ed in ranges r°r^K£rBri('k1. Gas, tomb, and as its portals closed both Marble Tops, when desired* first-quality Hair Cloth, with frames of solid Black | anywhere New England on application Sebago, water closets first and second forever, I We have several other patterns of Walnut, and of the best term* of ( redit on above and wi,|iin turned BONUS! Mahoganized very make. This Set con- ranges, to residents three minutes away witli hearts with low in of 1 down .'■dTof cFtvrftlIn’ Po V heavy sadness. Sets, equally price, which we have not sists of Seven Pieces, including Window and Cor- ortland, $4 and $1 per week until paid DENNISON k *U Ntate of or SARGENT, here month Sales! Of Maine, 6* space to enumerate. ner Arm $4 per if are IaIley'^CO* Exchange 8?.°°' Special what other of the world’s Chairs, Large Rocker witli Western [ purchasers paid CO, i great command- Portland monthly •1?4 *,«■ Water Co., 6» Spring Attachment. Chair. Two-Part Commercial Street. ers can it be said I.eedw & Easy Back ; that the men lie conquered Farmington, 6w ASH CHAMBER Sofa, and two HOLLAND SHADES. Inquire at No. 5 MOIL Maine SETS. Reception Chairs; reduced from \ pOLET-Storage. in life Central, 6w *15.00 to M'e have a gathered at his grave to do him honor? If line of Holland Shades on a"g8___dtf iddeford & Naro Water 5h One lot of 40 Solid Ash Chamber Sets, Ten genuine Co., Hartshorni* returns, in 10 different wl lo, 1—New Long after the pomp and circumstance of Tauwing. 4w Pieces complete, w ith Mirror and Com- $38.50. colors, -h sma11 unfurnished or partly furn- in Michigan, Landscape 111 rmmcctlon " ith Hie above ished Styles Homespun « bination Former sale at suitable for Zauewville, Ohio, 4. Commode. Price $26.00. Term, of Credit on above 65c EACH GENTS’LOW SHOES cottage, man and wife or Saturday’s ceremonies have faded, the pic- Now offered Sets, to residents Wauwaii, Wiw., at of $5 down and $1.26 "“Great Diamond Is- ture of tlie men Portland, per week until tnu.indKeho Echo Point.T>oiFlt11BAla] Company hereby ALLParish, of Portland, must present them for ending and Magnifying 1.JET. _« eeting of the company will he held the 180 Middle Glasses, Goggles StRve "Eli_dif tune out of it. He has !>■ cure in one T payment on or before the lift li day of I hades etc. Personal attention been paid as high as ops minute, 26c. Denua Rhcn- WELFTH of at the office of the September Street, giveul. roRES in the For lor a day August A. I). IKS',, as said Parish is about to close up nJ near corner H recor<1 Thompson blook. Nos 117 un FliilaVermont... 8Vjj®9c Oranges. Dover; Milliken, Philadelphia Pleasant location. of access. Full Courses blehead ; for Francis to order. 10.30 6.10 11.15 6.30 Easy PACIFIC MAIL 8. S CO. N. Y. fact’y 8i/2g'.)c Mesina.4 00@4 26 May Day, Albany Portland; pairing of Academic and Students re- Edwards. for T 8.00 9.00 Study, Collegiate. Sugar." l*eiuons. Ehzabethpert Bath; Benedict, MARIE INSURANCE ceivedjn Common English Branches. Speeial ad- for R W Granulated pib....6%c Palermo.6 6047 60 Amboy Augusta; Denham, do for do; vantages offered those to teach. Ex- P preparing TO CALIFORNIA Extra C.0%c Harry Percy. New York for Boothbay; Redon- S T E AM E R MlN NEHAHA. low. Superior accommodations. Three do, Tiverton for Hobo- penses Ellsworth; Harry White, CAPT. WM. J. CRAIG. terms. Fall term begins Tuesday. Kept. 8. Ad- ken for Rockland; Hiram. Calais lor Bridgeport; Samuel dress J. P. WESTON, President. JAPAN, CHINA, Railroad Receipts. Nellie for WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. F. Machias Pawtucket; Grecian Bend, Thurston, eodlm PORTLAND, 1885. Aug. 8, Bridgeport for Windsor, NS Jas S Lowell, Phila- Leave Leave Leave Leave Leave Leave Forest jy31__ Received Maine Central Railroad, for Port- 3 Free Street City Sandwich Islands. New Zealand and Australia. by delphia for Boston ; Titos Borden, and Dexalo, Block, Portland. ATLANTIC Portland. Great Diamond. Evergreen. Trcfethens. Little Diamond. P. I. land 39 cars miscellaneous for con- New York for Ella ian!2dtf Landing, ^merchandise; Portland; Pressey, Amboy for A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. Steamers sail from New York for Asjpinwail on 86 ears miscellaneous merchan- SEMINARY, necting roads, Rockland. 5.45 12.45 6.15 1.05 6.05 1.10 6.10 1.15 6.20 1.20 MASS. the 1st, 10th and 20th of each month, carrying dise. schs from WILLISTONEASTHAMPTON, and for all the _ Sailed, Revenue, Pendleton, Bangor 7.00 2.00 7.35 2.20 7.25 2.25 7.30 2.30 7.40 2.35 Prepares for the various and passengers freight above named for New Hattie E Windsor. for EZCEMA! Boys Colleges higher York; King, NS, 9.00 3.15 9.20 3.35 9.25 3.40 9.30 3.45 9.35 3.50 Schools of Science. The Fall Term will ports. Hides and Tallow. Elizabeth M for New MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY begin Baltimore; Cook,Calais Ha- 10.30 4.30 10.50 4.50 10.55 4.55 11.00 5.00 11.10 5.10 September 3d. For address Steamer of 10th does not connect for San Fran- The are Portland on Hides ven; D New York-for Catalogue cisco. following quotations Georgie Loud, Portland, 6.10 6.30 6.40 6.35 6.45 J. If. SAWYER, A. Acting and Tallow: For the benefit of I deem BL, Principal. Steamers sail from (mainsoil split). suffering humanity, It OF NEW 7.30 7.50 7.55 8.00 7.45 8.30 jyi eodlvvtaugleodlw San Francisco regularly for Ox and Steer Hides 90 t?s and over, 6Vic y> lb Returned, sch Georgie D Loud. only my duty to give this unsolicited testimony in YORK, 9.00 10.20 10.25 10.30 10.15 Japan, China and Sandwich Islands, New Zealand G c EDGARTOWN—Ar brig Ellen Maria, from favor of Swift’s My wife lias been afflict- and Australia. Ox and Steer Hides under 90 lbs— fMb 6th, Specific. The 7.30 m. of Steamer Minnehaha will be run down and back on and the New York for schs Revenue, So ed with Eczema from We tried everv p. trip right foggy nights For lists and Cow Hides, all weights.C c I* lb Salem; Amboy infancy. Insure Marine Risks 9.00 be Freight, Passage, sailing fnrthet for Laura H do for known hut to no Against Only. o’clock trip will omitted. Dull and Stag Hides, all weights—4 c jr lb Augusta; Jones, Amesbury; remedy, avail. She was also information, apply to or address the General East Mabel and with a nervous TIME TABLE. Calfskins.10 ^ lb Hooper, Addie Wessels, New York for afflicted periodical headache, This will take risks at their office. New SUNDAY era Agents. Boston; Nellie E do for do; E South sometimes followed by an intermittent fever, so Company Sheen Skins.50e@Sl each Gray, Gerry, York, on Vessels, Cargoes and Freights, and issue Leave Leave Leave Leave Leave Leave Forest City E. A. ADAM* * CO., Amboy for do; Yankee Blade,and Governor, Port that her life became a burden to her. I Little P. Lamb Skins.40345c each Finally open policies to merchants, making risks binding Portland. Great Diamond. Evergreen. Trcfethens. Diamond. Landing, I. 115 State Johnson for New- York for Cam- determined to Swift’s Stie com- Street, Cor. Broad St., Hoatoa. and Deacon Skins.25335c each Salem; Nautilus, try Specific. as water-borne. A. M. p. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. Light do for menced seven weeks After the feb8 dtf Rendered Tallow.5 c #> it. den; Diadem, Thomastou; Congress, Port ago. taking first 7.30 2.00 7.50 2.20 7.55 2.25 8.00 2.30 7.45 2.35 8.15 Johnson for Kondout for bottle the disease seemed to the Rough Tallow. ®3e »■ tb Gardiner; Sardinian, large increase; Premiums on Marine Risks from 1st 9.00 3.15 9.20 3.35 9.25 3.40 9.30 3.45 9.35 3.50 Boston; Jennie M Carter, Baltimore for do: Sil- burning, itching and inflammation became un- 1884 to 31st 10.30 4.30 10.50 6.40 10.55 5.30 11.00 5.35 11.05 6.45 ATLANTIC REDUCED OCEAN January, December, TICKETS. ver for Emma McAd- bearable. She, however, persevered in the use of Produce Market. Spray, Amboy Jouesport; 1884.$3,958,039.44 6.00 6.20 6.25 6.15 6.40 the fastest and best Boston ant, New York for Philadel- the medicine. After taking the second bottle the largest, passenger and Eastport; Cliromo, Premiums on Policies not marked over this which includes admissiou to Roller Coaster or BY mall Steamers between America and BOSTON, Aug. 8,1885.—The following are to phia for W M Kondout inflammation began to subside. After the third 5a^*Tickets line, Iiink, Pavillion, I5.c. Europe. Kennebunkport; Snow, off 1st January, 1884. 1,447,760.70 rides $1.00. Rates: First cabin, 860 to *100; second for Abbie Hoboken for Bath; bottle the inflammation and sore Twenty eabln, day's quotations of Provisions, etc.: Portland; Wasson, disappeared, Excursion and for sea furnished with boats at reasonable rates. 840 to *60; intermediate, $35 to $40; Abbie E do for Boston. spots dried up and turned white and scaly, and parties parties deep fishing steerage, cut 13 00@13 50; short cuts 13 50 Willard, Total Marine Premiums..85,505,796.14 B. J. WILLARD, President. outward and to and from British Pork—Long HYANNIS—Sid 7tli, sch Chase, fm New York Anally she brushed them off in an white jun30dtf prepaid, ports, hacks 13 50314 light backs 12 50® impalpable $16, roam! $30; steerage, outward ana @14 00; 00; bound east; do for S S Kendall powder resembling pure salt. She is now Co. trip pre- Brunette, Bangor; taking 13 lean ends 13 00313 50; prime mess 13 00 Premiums marked off from Jam 1, paid, to and from* Continental ports, $17 to #26. 00; Amboy fori Orrington; Perseverance, New York the sixth bottle; every appearance of the disease On and after Monday, June 22, Telegraph mess 11 to Dec. 31, Scandinavian and checks @13 50; extra prime 1100@1150; 75@ for Portland. is and her flesh is soft and white as a child’s. 1884, 1884.$4,040,271.04 Sterling sight at lowest gone, Losses same 2,109,919.20 the new Steamer rates. to J. L. 12 00. BOSTON—Cld sells Manna Her headaches have and she paid during period. Star Line Steamboat Co. Apply FARMER, 22 Exchange St. Lard at lb for for 7tli, Loa, Thompson, disappeared enjoys jel9 dtf 7@7Vie tierces; 7Vi@73/ie Moncton, NB. the only good health she has known in 40 years. 10-tb for 5-lb for 3-ib — — pails; 73A@8e pails; 8@8V4c Ar 9th, ship Portland Iloilo 100 No wonder slie deems every bottle of S. S. S. is FOB pails. Lloyds, Hussey, days; sells T B Witherspoon, Shepard, Surinam; worth a thousand times its weight in gold. CAPITAL Hams at 9Vi@10e i> lb, aceordinG to size and further information her $1,000. case STOCK, Clias Cooper, Gray, and Commerce,Gray, Castine; Any concerning AND CUSHING'S ISLANDS. cure; small lie. ASSETS: H will be cheerfully herself at her resi- to choice Cabinet, Leach, do; Albert, Thurston, Calais; given by Butter—Northern creamery, good new, 135 Mullet! or me GREENWOOD GARDEN LINE. AIDEE, Kioka, Kelley, and Josie, Smith, Machias; Min- dence, Street, by 19320c; fancy at 21; New York and Vermont Ells- JOHN F. 44 Griswold St. CAPT. II. B. TOWNSEND, ANCHOR nesota, Bangor; Senator, BRADLEY, LINE. extra Western fresh made Hutchins, Sinclair, The staunch and swift new dairy 17@18c; A B Crabtree, Detroit, Mich, May 16.1885. elegant, Failed Stnten Mail common to at worth; Wooster, Franklin; Niger, Steamer will leave South Freeport daily, excit- lieamihipi creamery 18@19c; good lG@18c; Grace THE SWIFT $12,938,289.38. (Sundays Par $25 Per Share. Sail from New York Adams. Wiscasset; E Stevens. Stevens, SPECIFIC CO., for Portland at 7.00 a. m. and 2.30 in. Re- Value, for Western ladle packed 10@12c; do fair to good 9® W. ed) p. Gouldsboro; Mary B Rogers, Knight, and Ama- N. Y., 157 23d St. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. leave Burnham's Wharf a. 1 lc; imitation creamery, choice, 12@12Vic. Job- CADET turning, at 10.30 m GLASGOW via zon, Wright, Bath. and 6.00 m. LONDONDERRY, — p. bing prices range higher than these quotations. fan!__rt&wlynrm will run as follows (w’eather permitting): SALEM—Ar 7th, sch Isabella Jewett, Coombs, For passage or freight apply to the captain on EVERY SATURDAY. Clieese—Ohuice Northern at 7 V2c; lower grades Newark. Six Per Cent. Interest on amount Out- Leave Franklin Wharf at 5.45, 7.45, 9.00,10.30 a. at Bangorffor Years’ experience as board. in attendance upon the arrival NO BONDED DEBT! CABIN FARE, 960 to 9*10. SECOND CLASS, 930. according to quality; Western 7c. PORTSMOUTH Ar sch 50 Heating standing Paid on and af- m., 1.00. •_,.00. 3.15. 4.30, 0.10, 7.30, 9.30 p.m. Carriages New York and Ver- 7th, May Wyman, Script of passengers for Freeport and vicinity. Will Eggs—Eastern 15Vk@16c; Sullivan. and Leave Peaks’Island 6.20, 8.00,9.15,11.05 a. m., Liverpool and Queeustowa Service, Western Island Ober, Ventilating Engineers. ter Feb. 3, 1885. touch at Cousin’s and Littlejohn’s Island both mont 14V2@15c; 131/2c; 14y2@ BATH—Ar schs S P Port- l. 25,2.15, 3.45, 5.05, 6.25, 7.45,10.20 p.m. Leave Steamer “CITY OF ROME.’’ 15c. 6th, Hitchcock, Blair. ways.je!7d3m land; Enterprise, Dow, Boston; Lizzie Heyer, Cushing's Island6.00, 8.15, 9.35,10.45 a. m., 1.16, The Atlantic Telegraph Company line between Beans—Choice hand peas at 1 40® Dividend to Holders on Premium 9.45 m. Aug. 26, 23, Oct. 21. Nov. large picked Harrington, and Ella M Storer, Wade, do. Policy 2.35, 3.30, 4.45, 6.45, 8.00, p. Leave this city and Boston and intermediate cities Sept. 18, and every 1 45 hush choice New York small hand 6.35 m. being fourth thereafter. ^ ; picked Sid Ocean Philadel- Terminating in 1884. White Head 6.10, 9.25 a. m., 2.25,4.55, p. GREENWOOD in we now offer a limited amount of the Wednesday do 1 1 small Vt. hand 6th, barque Pearl, Henley, GARDEN TIME TABLE. operation, Cabin 960 to oil. 50® 55; fancy -; picked peas phia. Round trip tickets with admission to the Garden capital stock for sale. The Atlantic Passage 91 Second Class, 935. 1 Havana Market. other for these perspiration. My MEDTCA TED 4th, This Company has no bonded iiulebtednces. every preparation pur- wife insisted that I use £ FOR TREATMENT OF HEMORRHOIDS and only- $100,000 of stock. FINE poses. A trial of over 80 Thomas’ Eclectric Oil* g The [By Telegraph.] public years More its 5th. Company had hi operation during the anna; The first than per cent of HAVANA, Aug. 9, 1885.—Sugar is inactive duration in every section of our country teaspoonful twenty-five jg month of June only three offices, anil the net THE BEST 5-CENT CICAR relieved me.” E. H. to to unfavorable news from the United of Udolnlio Wolfe’s its un- weight is due the best remedial profits were at the rate of 4Vi cent, an- owing Schnapps, Creek | per per IN THE WORLD. States. Holders are too high for Small Perkins, Centre, known to the num on the entire capital stock. buyers. solicited endorsement by the medical N. Thomas’ Eclec- agents profession, by j* NEURALGIA! Y., — business was done during the week at irregular whom it FOR SALE BY — and a sale tric Oil is also a Tip- is conceded that in incor- 1 Some holders would have sold but ow- DR. C. \V. of Baltimore, Md., has dis- faculty uncqnaled by any prices. BENSON, other T01* external applica- H them with Toilet there A. L. MILLETT & 591 St. ing to rumors circulated Friday |of a rise in prices covered that the Extract of Celery Seed and the distillation have insured for it the porating Paper CO., Congress CABINETS tion for rheumatism, a M. A. DILLINGHAM. in the United Stutes retired from the mar- Flowers combined of S3 is of and bene- they Extract of German Chamomile reputation salubrity claimed for it. cu seal certainty application § were nominal. ts, ds,burns, bites, PORTLAND CIGAR STORE. kets. Quotations in the form of Pills, is the most wonderful nervine For sale all and visi- B fit otherwise unattainable. Unsolici- a common to fair, 4® by Druggists Grocers. bruises, etc. When A. H. HASKELL, 72 St. Muscovado sugar, in the world and invariably cures ask a Woodbury&Moulton Exchange the ted letters to its remarkable reals arrobe; centrifugal, 92 to 90 ting druggist, !g testify GEO. H. M( KENNEY & CO.. 39 Pear! St. 444 gold per Per Dozen. him what he knows of 644@G44 reals in Mick Headache, lYervou* Headache, Neu- $4.50 curative One thousand V. B. FULLER & SON, 92 Congress St. degrees polarization, lilids, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric jrt properties. § F. A. and boxes. Nervouanc**, Alecplennue**, ■*«- sheets contain more of these reme- BANKERS, TURNER, 221 Congress St. bags ralgia, UDOLPHO WOLFE'S SON & if he has been 8 K- Stocks in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas rnlysiw, At. Vitus’ Ounce, GO., Oil; g '/• DUNN & CO., Saccarappa, Me. in the 1 dies than of B C. E. 33,BOO 431,000 bags, 25,500 hogsheads; long drug any fifty-cent package TOWNSEND, Brunswick, Me. boxes, all nervous as act trade, be sure he will Ointment. roll is CORNER MIDDLE A. F. CAMPBELL. receipts during week, 500 boxes, 6,500 bags, and troubles, they directly upon 18 BEAVER I Pile Each securely AND EXCHANGE m. Brunswick, Me. the nervous as a nerve food and exciter of STREET, of it. Sj EASTERN and 700 hhds; exports during, flic week. 5.000 system speak highly in Tin Foil, and where it can- 1 augO dtf CIGAR CO., N. E. AgentsJ82 Com- nerve matter. They are invaluable to all nervous g wrapped mercial street. Boston. boxes. 680 bags, 2.700 hhds. PANELS! MEW YORK. Worked Wonder*. H be of wre a jy20eodlm a __ not the Trade, will and weak. people, and Dr. Benson’s reputation as special- marlO procured Freights quiet ist in the treatment of nervous diseases at once dly Free on of Spanish gold, 23544. My daughter was very bad off on account of g Deliver receipt price. 1 gives them a high standard. Sold all druggists, Exchange firm and unchanged. by IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF STOCK. n cold and £ 1000 Sheet Roll SO cti. Packet 10 eta. la or sent to any address on receipt or price—50c a $5.00 Per Dozen. pain in her lungs. Dr. Thomas* Eslso- | Sample BLANGARD’S box. or G boxes 154 N. Howard Lavilie’s for $2.50. Office F. Remedies F. HOLLAND & Or. trie Oil cured her in hours. On* 1 CO., Portland, Me. Baltimore. twenty-four arc the SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHI PS. St., mayl3d6mnrmcW 1 GEO. C. FRYE. 'ODIDE most certain for the cure of of the OF IRON FROM FOK boys was cured of sore throat. This medi- 8 11. P. 8. GOOLD, Accapulco.New York Panama.Aug 11 has 3 H. H. HAY & SON, FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY. cine worked wonders in our Alvafc PILLS, Normandie.New York.. Havre. ..Aug 12 family^ Alpcs.New York. 13 Pinckney, Lake N. Y. J Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris, Gout and Rheumatism Havana.Aug Mohopac, I Sold Sardinian .Quebec.Liverpool...Aug 15 CHAS. H. arc especially recommended by the Medical by Druggists generally. A descriptive Gallia.New 15 O’BRION, Celebrities of the World for Scrofula, (Tumors, pamphlet sent bv the agents: E. FOUGERA York..Liverpool.. Amg Santo Domingo. ..New York..St Domingo Aug 15 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SATISFACTION guaranteed. King’s Evil, etc.,) the early stages of Consump- A GO., 30 North William St., New York, Clarilie! .New York. 18 jelO eoddin tion, Constitutional Weakness, Poorness of .Haytl.Aug Blood, (lcc8 dlawlyx Saratoga.New York Havana.Aug 15 and for stimulating and regulating its periodic Wyoming.New 18 course. None genuine unless signed "Blancard, York..Liverpool. ..Ang without the use of knife or ligature by Claribel .New 18 40 rue Bonaparte. Paris.” York..Havtl...•_Aug Dr. C. T. 68 Pleasant street, Auburn. RIRltiO URAL St Laurent.New York.. 19 . CURED Fisk, K. I'oiigcru tV Co., IV. Y.,A«l„. for the U.S. WATER. Havre.Aug Treats all Rectum successfully, ... L diseases of the Ellis New C O Sold York..Bremen.Aug 19 byDruggists generally. Iced water ruins _A without detention from business. Seven years dec8 digestion; Dirigo Water fm- Philadelphia.New York..Laguayra...Aug 19 m differ- dlawMly proves it; is always palatable, and Celtic.New York.. Domestic Coals a Specialty, at Lowest Market prices. experience aed hundreds of cases cured refreshing Liverpool.. .Aug 20 Gileft’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia. ent parts of tlie State. healthful. Delivered daily, cool anil refreshing Sueviu.New York..Hamburg ...Aug20 those from the Our cans will the New Removes all Read the testimonials and see spring. improved keep City Alexandria York .Hav&YCruz Auc 20 Unsightly Bunches, Cures Lameness following water cool from 3i! to 48 in Cattle, Spinal Weak referred to, which will convince the most skepti- hours; use of cans free; Necknr.New 22 urn Meningitis, Founder, water 10 York..Bremen.Aug cal. per gallon cents. Sarmatian.Quebec.Liverpool... Aug 22 Limbs, Sprung Knees, Spavin, Ringbone, Quitter, York I Portland, Dec. 1,1884. Aurania .New Liverpool.. .Aug 22 WindgaUs. KUNDLETT Brown’s Me. No stable should he We, the been successfully ItltOS., Proprietors, York Glasgow .... Aim 22 Wharf, Portland, without it. Railroad, min- undersigned, having Ethiopia.New Dr. C. him to 41.T Fore Mi reel. 22 ing and express companies all use lilies’Lini- treated by T. Fisk, can recommend Cieufuegos...New York..Cieufuegos..Aug the confidence of His method is sim- dti Advance.New York.. Itio Janeiro 26 ORDERS RECEIVED NO. 644. ment, and in the great racing stables of Belmont the public. Je23 Aug bT~TELEPHONE almost no detention Parisian.Quebec ...Liverpool...Aug29 mvl3 A PL’P may be found on file at, Geo. mouths, and since then Steamer State of St NB, perts at BATCHE- I. XL JLO X X Xj Li P. Rowel 1A Co’s hundreds of others hv Maine, Hilyaril, John, CYRUS F. Trout 9 a. in. to Its effects are instantaneous. Newspaper same process. A via East for Boston. LOR’S Wig C. H. DAVIS, Every Saturday, Bureau where advertis- Plain, and successful port Factory,30 FARLEY, Advertising (10 Spruce Street), home simple East 10th St.,N.Y city. 4 in. Price 25c. and 50c. Sold contracts be mode for it treatment. Address T. S. PAGE 128 Fast Seh Fanny Flint, Warren, Boston—salt to Emery 4 EXCHANGE NTKEET. 610 Street. |». everywhere. ing may IN NEW YORK* Congress marll eodtf 26th St., New York City. & Furbish. may 10 eo yiirm mar4 eodly Jy31 eodtf iy7 dtf iy2(iwl4w- ISLAND NOTES. [CONTINUED FROM FIRST But better well-earned renown, each THE PAGE.] tliy In almost every age, foremost nation peace! And he availed himself of the same eminent, and the statesman who was called to his PRESST this Than royal blood can boast; inimitable talks of the Bible ami infideli- pure stream of hallowed a laws of to in the work of tlielr Grant memories, Better the thou hast won, has produced great soldier; and history war which enabled him require the leadership extirpation. in triumph was the soldier in the field, gave ty, and the trains left with of the Travel to the islands Saturday was quite baptized its sacred blood, shall be borne the With Justice throned iu power, records the attribute which surrender of General Lee and his army; to af- who, by victory many peo- MONDAY peculiar vitality and force to the civil policies and philan- MORNING, AUG.lfE name of this and to whom Than rank beneath the sun, terwards his to the ple. The closed this El- large, and the Forest City line had all they great simple soldier, any has most distinguished him. To him protect captives according thropic measures which Lincoln devised in the meeting evening by the nation, Or any princely dower. usages of civilized warfare; and there, at that der could attend to, both afternoon and evening, to-day speaks its sad farewell. As who led the armies of the North to victory Cabinet for the regeneration and security of the Stockman. the chief time, by thus being true to himself, by thus public. PORTLAND AND while Greenwood Garden military through whose campaigns Take thou a nation’s gratitude! and final success in the fearful conflict that al- VICINITY. line had to place The laud that thee birth, following out this aud single idea, and The of fame the few in this world the union was and a race set gave rent asunder the bonds of our simple monopoly by Benjamin Clement, formerly of Keene. X. upheld free, most Union, a he laid the comes from an from a the Fannie G. on to help them out. It is es- Hath proud respect (or honest blood. acting upon this guiding principle, ^instinct, perhaps deep- H., died at Montville of NKW his life will always to the and will ascribe seated of human nature. Heroes cannot suddenly paralysis AUVKKTIMK.TlUlV'r* TO-DAY. timated that 4000 profoundly appeal And unassuming worth; grateful admiring people many foundations of the good will and the univeisa! necessity of the evening, 60. fully people were carried hearts of men. endless be The Gods of Mythology lost their heart, Sunday aged Tor And He who holds the years, virtues and excellences. With such sympathy which now surround his bier. multiplied. several Mr. both lines of soldierly sacredness and their by their numbers. years Clement has been nearly t AMUSEMENTS. by steamboats. In that future age heralded bv our With Heaven In His gift, common to other And, in that he came to power bright of qualities, renowned com- friends, way justify The millions into oblivion, only the units sur- helpless from paralysis of the limbs caused Sea Mrs. H. A. how Writes down our offering tears, these which I will read to pass Deep Fishing—Steamer Express. Brown, “Daily Times,” and present civilization, grandly will loom skill in the of his own lines, you, although vive. Who aided the leader of Israel to by injuries while in the National Holiness As we thy name uplift. manders, disposition great received army. Conipmeeting—Old Orchard. Mrs the iron of Grant as the they have been in one of our morn- over the sands of the Forest Jessie E. Rogers, “Free Press,” of figure military liber- men, correct conjecture as to the probable published conduct the chosen people City Pavilion-Peaks’ Island. Then take rest! Diviner life papers, because I think describe more desert and the waters of the sea. unto are at the ator of the last slave an Saxon ever thy and movements of his ing they through BASE BALL. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Waltham, Bay View House. Anglo Is thine, O soul! combinations opponent, than would words of mine the the Promised Land? Who marched with Alexan- owned—to Grant the patient beautifully any whom, through Anglo cleansed from self-reliance and a der from to India? com- Wanted—Steady Woman. Mr. C. A. Munroe and wife of Nebraska, Thy garments earthly strife, patience, religious convic- idea which 1 wish to place'before you: the Bosphorus Who Saxon with almost scornful tossed the Where living waters roll. tion that both he and his men had the manded the under Csesar in the conquest TO-DAY'S GAME. Agents Wanted—Maine Book Agency. are at the Union bounty right to For those who the war Is done legions House. Welcomes bring thee on that shore, fought of Gaul? Wrho crossed the Atlantic with Colum- boon of freedom. The alien and humble they die for their and their For them To-day the Portlands the Providence Thieves stole While name, country cause; bred life's evening sky bus? ventured the winter of play league a boat and a pair of oars character of the thus elevated will illus- earth'repeats thy Wrho through passes team and Having used Dr. Kinsman's Elixir for three people Linked with thy Country’s evermore, apparently in a school like that of the Spartan Grows tender o’er a setting sun the Alps with the Conqueror of Who lovers ol the sport will turn out in good- from If the in Where tires of die, Italy? years I take in Jones’Landing Friday night. trate clearer light the greatness of Grant’s And sharing iu Its fame! whole instruction in anger fought with Wellington at Waterloo? Alas! how ly number* to witness the Shaw will pleasure tessifying to its efficacy youths—whose consisted Towards the mountains of the west game. pitch boat and oars are not returned the of- services to the world. what is soon it be asked: Who marched with Sher- for tile for wliat It Is and would not lie soon, For, being obedience to their the look with may Providences. recommended, Hr. S. C. Gordon then spoke as follows learning superiors, They peaceful sight; man from the mountain to the sea? Who stood who are will be and Godlike, to the down- The storm has sunk to THE POUT without it, as I consider it a very valuable medi- fenders, known, prosecu- great except uplift endurance of all hardships, and to they braved rest, with Meade on the victorious field of LAND-NEWBURY PORT GAME. THE DEATH SCENE. Into Gettys- cine. ted. cast and oppressed r The name of Grant is for or die in forgetful night. burg? Who shared with Thomas in the of The directors of the Portland deem- C. C. VOSMU8. In the conquer war,— glories Association, ever linked with this and successf days of ancient Greece men were From foe to friend—from foe to friend! Nashville? Who went with Sheridan the the Supt. Oil Cloth Me. Capt. Snowman of the steamer John great while submissive himself to higher through ing day on which General Grant was burled Manufactory. Readlield, to look death with a cool, authority, Oh, consecrated years, trials and the triumphs of the blood stained Val- 10 effort for human right, and it will continue a taught upon calm, he enforced obedience unfitted for a game of Au«- M&S&w Brooks, chartered the steamer Lizzie unquestioning upon his How have ye worked toward this end ley. ball, requested the New- _ yester- and name as as unimpassioned philosophy. The doctrines great shining long this eventjin subordinates; while to the Through doubts and fears! General Grant’s name will survive the buryports to postpone the game scheduled for that day and tendered the so indulgent expres- myriad through Odd Fellows’ Mutual Relief Youngstown, Ohio the world’s advancement this taught by Socrates and religiously practiced The baud that laid the sword aside centuries because it is connected Associa- lights up pathway sion of apprehensive counsels in those who indissolubly day. This tlie refused to do, and tion of party, who are at the Plato and his followers, led men to face Now seeks the hand— with the greatest and moral triumph in Newburyports Maine. stopping Bay View of man. by would be his he was conqueror's military the directors of the advisers, yet stem, and Friends? are sharers in one the of the United States. If the armies of Portland Association tele- Annual House a trip among the islands and dangers, hardships and suffering and even They pride, history Meeting this Monday at 7.30. along the The causes of Grant’s success are not diffi- as fate in of a resolve And lovers of one land. the Union had the vast and that under the should Evening death itself with fortitude. unyielding pursuance ultimately failed, graphed circumstances they coast. unflinching Among beneficent of Mr. Lincoln would have Important business. cult to find. They lie in a character plain and once formed; confident in himself and with At the close of Mr. Putnam’s remarks designs forfeit the game. The Newburyports appeared on all the lessons to be learned from the varied been frustrated, and he would have been known The fine steam White of read. There seem to be two kinds of almost faith in his own tlie field and declared the yacht Cap the easily superstitious destiny, Chandler’s band in as a statesman Saturday, umpire Quinn Harper's Bazar. This beautiful weekly pub- life and fortunes of General Grant, none, I played “Nearer, My God, history and philanthropist who Eastern Yacht Club, in at natures suited to the exigencies of he prepared no lines of retreat; but with a n the cause of humanity cherished great aims game forfeited. The Portlaud management in lication is a welcome visitor to the Boston, put military- think, is more than that to be to Thee,” and the audience joined in singing parlor circle. impressive of hard as which he could not and conceived Peaks’ Island and left Sun- duty. One, fiery, impetuous, that rides exult- tenacity purpose tbe ice of the realize, great refusing to play ou Saturday offered to play the The number for tile week re- Saturday night, derived from the last of his life. the with fine effect. The benediction ends which lie could not attainas an unsuccess- ensuing lias been ant storm of a days seas sun hymn on the battle, creature of the Polar that the summer cannot thaw, ful game scheduled here for next Saturday in ceived N. (1. 484 day morning for Bar Harbor.! We all to a the truth ruler whose distracted and dissevered by Fessenden, Congress street. but great degree recognize still as was pronounced by Rev. A. II. Wright of St. policies tempest, subordinate to its power and but irresistible the flood of tbe ocean his while General Grant would have Newburyport. thus giving the Newburyport asso- Among the campers at Pleasant Cove are of Shakspeare’s saying: country; borne on its tumultuous tide. The oth- with the to Lawrence street church, and then the im- taken his place with that and increas- ciation a "Pixie” is pronounced to be the best along tides, single thought, win—if need loug always game on the day of the week they con- by many the “Crows” of East So, iu the world: ’tis furnished well with men, ing of men who are found Boston, consisting of er, calm, at not the be to die—he moved onward and mense audience filed from the build- array great wanting in sider to he tlie five-ceut cigar sold. Ask dealer for outwardly least, swept by And men arc flesh and blood and onward, slowly the hour of best financially. your it.. three young men and two who for apprehensive. supreme trial. ladies, whirlwind, but presiding over it and crushing acd grinding, like the mills of God, But a The action of tlie Portland be directing We shrink even from the of death ing. higher power controlled the result. God association will eight consecutive have its thought m his years enjoyed their forces. Of the latter class was Grant. all opposing forces. The success of the is in no gracious mercy h&l not raised up these men heartily endorsed the here and else- and few of us realize that to us the dread services due, for works by public BRIEF vacation at was fully which should come to In the JOTTINCS. this beautiful place. This sea- His elevation sufficient to command a sur- Constant as the Northern nought. where. .The of Portland summons will ever come. We as Star, small measure, to the joint committee of the reverent of Mr. Lincoln, “no human great majority people son it was of the whole area of the storm. His suc- postpone Of whose true-fixed and expression who believed a game of ball to lie on their intention to their lo- vey resting quality counsel nor did mortal work improper change as even the of our There is no fellow in the flrmanent. City Government and of devised, any hand such a will find cess was due to the terrible long possible arrangement citizens, qomposed out these day ample opportunity to show The steam Vinetta Cora mid cation, and decided to a earnestness of his great things.” In their accomplishment yachts Tabor they spend couple affairs. We shun The skies are painted with unnumber’d sparks; Aldermen Prince these their appreciation of tlie course taken by the di- nature. He invested war w-ith all its temporal instinctively Mayor Peering, Denison, human agents were sustained by more than were in the harbor of weeks at and dreadful They all are fire, and every oue doth shine; rectors and of the firmness witli which it was fol- yesterday. Camden, one only at Pleas- that can remind us of the time and human power, and through them great salvation He its destructive measures everything But there’s but one In all doth hold his Gallagher, President Woodbury and lowed. The Newburyports. unless sec tit to There were 36 ant Cove. reality. pressed place.” was wrought for the land. As therefore as they arrests last week of which 23 They got tired of Camden at the when the ties that bind us to earth shall be long withdraw their claim to the will find w hen with a persistent that relented at noth- But we “come to Cmsar not to Councilmen Buxton, Wilson, Small and the American Union shall abide, with its bless- game, end of a vigor severed. As much as we dread the bury praise they visit Portland that decreased attendance at were for drunkness. week, and have returned to Pleas- His suffering ings of Law and Grant's name shall be ing. natural forces were subterranean. him.” The gallnnt soldiers who shared his McMahon. Rev. Dr. Henry S. Burrage, Judge Liberty, tlie games, and a most unenviable reputation will ant incident to disease, however we remembered with honor; as as the The value of exports last week was Cove, much better satisfied with the old seldom or never burst forth. prolonged, long slavery attest tlie of tlie It how- They By them hardships and his triumphs shed bitter tears C. W. Goddard, H. W. Richardson, W. G. of human beings shall he abhorred and the free- displeasure public. is, The “rather bear the ills we have than fly to others ever, quite protable that tlie Newburyports, when $6,771.23 includiug 439,559 feet of lumber. ground. personnel of the party is: Mr- he was impelled and sustained where colder at the of that open tomb where Hon. D. Lit- dom of man cherished, Grant’s name shall be re- we know not and so we even portals they Soule, Charles McLaughlin, W. they become aware of the light in which their ac- The Walter natures would have failed. of,” linger on, called with gratitude; in the of the past week 5,2.30 barrels of mackerel Gove, Miss Addie Gove, Mr. Herbert Within he was have laid their comrade and friend. The great Rev. M. apd cycles tion is vie w ed, will be too to the when it requires more courage to live than tle, Crosley, and City Clerk Bur- future the of Lincoln’s life can never he told only glad play were received here. Miss and steel at white heat, without flare or flicker. which hastened to crown with the story game at some future time. Saturday. President Carlisle, Stevens, Mr. Albert Dun- to die. party, bays It was to he without Grant in the On gess. regretted that several of associating enduring Hobson telegraphed Secretary that lie for- The at the ham. the surface he was sombre, victorious hero end place in his care splendor of his own great name. Wlggin hop Ottawa Saturday night For nine months General Grant suffered guardian our citizens were unable to on oc- feited the game uuder and at its next while within were long Union he speak this General Grant's was hon- protest, w-as a It is cold, inflexible, the had done so much to preserve, military supremacy the association brilliant affair. not safe to leave a boat or the most indescribable torture—how much, estly without factitious meetiug may refuse to ratify tlie anything seething the fires over which the globe shud- mourn, with heaits bo.ved down with reverent casion, noticeably, Congressman Reed, Judge earned, praise, without action of the Newburyports. S, S. Rich & Son sold a else around loose at none, unless he witnessed can extraneous help. He had no influence to his handsome hearse to lying the wharves at ders in the throes of But it, imagine— the General J. M. urge earthquakes. grief, loss of their most illustrious leader. Webb, Brown, Judge promotion, except such as was attracted his LAWRENCES, 10; HAVERIIILLS, 5. the ladies of Peaks’ for numerous torture by day und a disturbed and broken by Hiram, Saturday. Island, things have the internal heat served as the motor pf The men to the and Hon. A. A. own achievements; he had no potential Tlie Lawrence* beat tlie Haverhills only slumber at —a who, holding resolutely Symonds, Bishop Healy friends, Saturday in Four wagon loads of been stolen of late. calm night slow, lingering, painful except those whom Ins victories won to his gypsies located Satur- There should be night outwardly and unyielding action. As support of those theories of but Mr. Reed and General Brown sup- the presence of The features of and added to all this a gov- Strout, port. He rose more than other mili- 1,500 spectators. on as an starvation, full con- rapidly any day, tlie line of the Boston & Maine police well as the day force at the engine carries within itself the pent up ernment had learned of their leader in the game were the of just island, sciousness that it was without they fathers, had to attend the funeral services in New tary history. In two and a half years he batting Burns, O’Connell, heat and forcha that it and more suffering any was advanced outside of the city, during the summer season. Two officers impel the opposed his civil administration, now stand from the command of a single regi- Brosuau, and a line one to all these months York, and the other had ment Conway McGarr, running as are the more hope—but ending long with gentlemen import- to the supreme direction of a million of men, John has sold his mare cannot do both and swiftly they compressed, uncovered heads around the bier of the catch of a foul and a beautiful Noyes Nellie, day night duty. of that death. And ant divided into many great armies and fly by Kiley, Grant was made of ardent interior a agony,—and ending yet engagements. operating whose record is to up fires, modest, unambitious soldier, the friend who over an area as as double of Hawkes in the ninth 2.38, Charles Record of through it all we hear no murmur of Tlie exercises at the hall ended at 5.45 large the empires of Germany play inning. The PERSONAL^ self command strong to them complaint. did more than "bear a friend’s the and Austria combined. lie exhibited extraor- score: Boston for $600. enough keep The same stoical infirmities,” quiet, calm, philosophy abides m. dinary qualities in the field. controlled and suppressed, and a will mighty noble, true man who sacrificed his on the p. Bravery LAWRENCES. Officers Newcomb E. W. with him from to that pride among American officers is a Hussey, and Norton Conant, Grand Master of the Grand to harness day day, characterized mourning emblems. rule which has enough them to his unswerving altar of his conscience. But more than all; had few A.B R. BH. TB. PO. A. E. a of his whole life from the to happily exceptions, but as an eminent captured barrel of beer in old Printer’s Lodge Maine, I. 0. 0. is in town He was military beginning Besides the emblems Kiley, If. 6 0 1110 0 F., to at- purpose. vehemence under command. the subjects of his arms, their morning displayed by General said, Grant possessed a quality above the end of his remarkable career. conquering Bums, c. 4 1 3 3 6 1 2 Exchange Saturday. tend the annual of He was thus formed for a commander. different citizens and in the Press he had an to meeting the Grand Lodge. great shields lowered, their swords broken and mentioned bravery; insensibility danger, ap- Hassett. 3b. 4 2 It is said that at the battle of Shiloh he was an unconsciousness of fear. Besides 112 11 Minute guns were tired front Fort Mr. Conant is at the No outward storm could the their colors dragged in the dust, then con- there were several additional ones parently lb. 4 2 2 2 Gorges Preble House. quell throbbing to make for Saturday. that he possessed an evenness of to be O’Connell, 12 O o urged provision crossing more judgment, 2b. 5 3 at sunrise and sunset for Gen. Messrs. W. F. R. T. of the glowing but constant nature quered anew the with w'hich he The show windows of Moore depended upon in sunshine and in storm. Brosnan, 3 3 2 6 1 Grant, Satur- Stone, McClellan, and than thousand to the other side by magnanimity large Owen, Napo- rf. 4 2 1 1 in. thirty troops leon “The Jordan, 1 0 o with ihe louder roared the soothed the tortured of w'prp said, rarest attribute Generals day and half hour from Arthur Moore oi spirit their idol hero fa. f’n pntvinlftfalv f>nvor« should have added If Grant was fortunate in his he was grim But there are who will think it was his men with a sense found 20 jugs of hard liquor at that the office will be life, If many of their invincibility, and Lawrences.0 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 3—10 senger, death. you claim that it was At Sweetsir’s a of Grant were a barn on crowded with not less so in the of his death. pro- not as the arbiter of a nation’s that bleachery portrait thenceforth invinciblo. Haverhills.4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Myrtle street said to be owned Hidalgos waiting the chance ‘surroundings found wisdom that so destiny theyThe 00— 6 by planned the was career of General Grant when he to In its calmness and serenity he the campaign General Grant the attri- draped on the front of the building, and passed Earned runs—Lawrences 2. Two base Timothy peruse its columns. displayed of the and so developed highest from to civil administration was marked hits— Twigg Friday. of his Wilderness disposed the forces military McGarr. Passed K. E. fortitude character. Placidly, and with butes of manhood. He says, a flags, bordered with crape, were festooned by his strong His of balls—Bums, 1; Hurley, 2. Marshals Black Sir John O. P. R. E. that the end of the Rebellion was “Although qualities. Presidency eight Wild Deputy and Crowell seiz- Shaw, Sir J. W. an reached, pitches—Conway, 1; Galvin, 5. First base unconscious exhibition of the superb repose soldier I have ntvcr felt sort around it, years was filled with events of magnitude, in ed 20 full E. Sir E. I can to by profession any which on errors—Lawrences, 8; 3. Struck barrels of beer at the Boston & Ballou, W. Fuller of the Grand of his he waited for death point you superior wisdom, when of if his judgment was sometimes Haverhills, deep nature, with fondness for war; and I have never advocated Bosworth Post hall was visited his questioned, out—By Conway C; Galvin, 6. Double Maine C of quietly and earnestly from to as his by many, patriotism was conceded, fie entered play— freight depot, Maple street ommandery Maine, who were received the of a and the iron self- day day, it as a means of always Hawkes. J. Time—1 hour Saturday simplicity child, except peace.” His friend- and the upon his office after the angry Umpire—J. Sweeney. noon. with honors flagging energies would permit, amidst all his decorations, heretofore described by disturbance, 66 minutes. at Eastport and became the mastery of a man. No death could have been were as delicate as were caused by the singnlar conduct of Mr. Lincoln's he wrote of his in ships they strong— were much admired. The of the more after so a sufferings, modestly part us, successor, and enforced a which STANDING OF THE EASTERN N. E. LEAGUE. Upholsterers, niunbering about guests St. Omer Commander}-, landed touching stormy life. His “No reserve ever wounded, no distrust ever quietly policy fifty the nation’s trial One of the windows in Rines Brothers’ had been for four years the cause of embittered The is the persons went to a,t Portland when the work was completely done. His last hours He the natural following standing of the clubs in the Long Island on the steamer steamer reached here The and tender destroyed.” recognized greet disputation. His election to the Presidency Eastern New to were cheered the strong sympathy which per- store was and bore a England League date: Gordon with brightest of earthly light. law that virtue, expressed in self-denial, appropriately draped in one important a landmark in the Saturday. Joseph Mitchell furnish- Saturday morning. vaded the breasts of the entire both jus- proved aspect Won. Lost. Per cent. Wife and children walked with him to nation, tice to all of the dead history of the For years Played. ed that men and unselfish devotion to fam- portrait general. country, nearly fifty Lawrences. 31 16 them with one of liis excellent dinners. “blue and gray," and found such warm and preceding that event tnere had been few Presi- 47 66.0 Harvey Bound Over. solemn portal where hangeth the impenetrable ily and friends, was the and true source At Eastman Brothers & Bancroft a dential Brocktons.29 18 47 61.7 Officer noble in to the only por- elections in which the fate of the Union Stover, Saturday, arrested a man and there expression kindly messages of Haverhills.22 27 48 44 The hearing in the case of Foster veil, happiness; and with much more fitness tnan trait of Grant was draped over the front en- *n some degree been agitated, either by 9 who wanted to a Harvey, patient sufferer, who calmly and resignedly S?the threats Portlands. ..20 30 60 40.0 pawn quantity of blankets accused of Saw In death his eyelids close, the Greet Cardinal he could have said. oFpolitical malcontents or in the ap- illicit distilling, was continued in awaited the “summons to the innumerable trance to the store. prehensions of timid Newburyports..16 27 43 37.2 and a coat at Dennis as to a repose, join patriots. That day and that McGovern’s shop for the Calmly night’s Love thyselt last. Be just and fear not. had The Commissioner’s Court Saturday morn- Like flowers at set of sun. caravan and take his place in the silent cham- Saccabappa, Aug. 8th. danger passed. Union was saved by the *2 .50,-on suspicion of Let all the ends thou alm’st at be thy Country’s, victory of the commanded larceny. S. ber of was a tribute to his The army by General PORTLAND ing. Osway Heal of Waldoboro. a mer- It is doubtful if at of his death,” heroism Thy God’s and Truth’s. memorial exercises at Saccarappa Grant. No menace of its MEDFORDS, 12; RESERVES, 6. Cumberland No. 3 has a any prior period destruction has ever handsome new and fortitude in his as been The Medfords of hant testified that saw life there had been bestowed him the bearing suffering, well More than man s« were not but were heard since General Grant’s at the Medford, Mass., defeated the pair of tailor, he a hogshead upon by any who has occupied only admirably arranged, victory bay horses, and Falmouth 4’s a gray- f nation as his and as a soldier. polls. Portland Reserves on the Western molasses delivered at door on the same degree of affectionate genius bravery conspicuous a place before the country, he has, carried out most satisfactorily even to the Promenade. one. A new boiler is Harvey’s To mind this is the Heath always holds a flag of truce over its own. going into No. 4, and the as his my grandest triumph of after from life and Saturday afternoon, by the following score: 23d or 24th of last May, and that regard upon great compatriot, withdrawing public leaving slightest detail. At 7.30 p. m., Cloudman Under that flag, friend and foe sit peacefully to repairs are made on the of Lincoln. He his whole life. He went not “like are Dinings.12345 0 789 being house Diri- about three weeks would always have been triumphal behind the power of rewarding adherents, G. A. marched to gether, passions stilled, benevolence is res- later he saw at the station the Post, R., the Congregation- are Medfords.4 1 4 0 0 1 2 go No. 6. admitted to be and stem and galley slave, scourged to his dungeon, but in the esteem and affection of tored, wrongs repaired, justice is done. It 0 x—12 in Waldoboro a great grown respect, al which was was that a career Reserves.1 0110160 2— 6 tierce containing a copper soothed and sustained an church, completely filled, ex- impossible so long, so promi- The Portland terrible, but now he has lived to by unfaltering trust, his And we not all so Company are building or long enough countrymen. tray give nent, positive as that of General Grant, should fifty- brass can, and a coil of lead directed like one who the of his couch cept the seats reserved for the post. The platform cars for the Maine pipe, witness the love and sympathy of the entire wraps drapery expression to those feelings! For do we not not have provoked strife and engendered enmity. Central road, to about him and lies more than SATURDAY'S LEAGUE GAMES. Harvey. Harvey has since moved liis, res nation out at his feet. With this final down to pleasant dreams,” all realize that he alone is who services opened with a voluntary on the or- Jor twenty years—from the death of and the Portland & poured great triumphs Mr. Lincoln to the Ogdensburg Company idence to a consolation the with the sweet benediction of a united followed close of his own life—General AT BOSTON. point about one mile from the grim but kindly warrior lapsed country. over circumstances and he who gan, by singing by the choir, after Grant was the most have removed their into their new Rest in conspicuous man in America 2345G789 machinery former. into his last Not more or peace. Fate which a sketch of the life of —one to whom leaders Dinings.1 softly sleep. softly conquers is the only con- General Grant looked for leadership, up- St. Louis.O 0204 0 repair on whom built 00 1—7 shops. The with subsides a Hr. Gordon was followed If it a was read by Swett of Cloudman partisans their hopes of victory, to court found probable cause resplendent expiring glory by Rev. Hr. Asa queror! was grand to meet Adjutant whom Bostons.O 01200000—8 In the report of the Court of against summer's Post. Rev. Mr. Cousins made a most feel- personal friends by tens of thousands of- Alabama and bound golden day into the calm and mys- Dalton, as follows : great emergeney, to hold immense armies in fered the Base hits—St. Louis, 4. Harvey him over in the sum of and after which incense of sincere devotion. It was ac- 12; Bostons, Errors— Claims printed in Pkeks of robed in the mantle of his and i.ig appropriate prayer, Hon. to St. Louis, 8; 7. Saturday’s theerror to at tery night, than, AN AMERICAN CLEON. control wield the sword which shonld, like cording the weakness and the strength of hu- Bostons, $2,000 appear the next term of the Dis- F. M. Ray, delivered a fol- man was made in this stem soldier laid down the sword of the telling address, nature the counter-movements should ensue, AT PHILADELPHIA. stating that the court will ex- great deeds, plain, It is with men as with books. We all flaming Angel at the gate of lowed and trict Court at Bath. and have by discriminating appropriate re- that General Grant’s should be Harvey’s father to his repose. The very clouds and troub- forever bar the to rank trans- primacy chal- InntagS”.1 23450789 pire September 31st. The court expires long our favorite authors, but he must be Phradise, way marks by Rev. Mr. Martin, II. K. Griggs, lenged, that his should be that his brother furnished bonds and he was re- les the of his life accepted party resisted, PhUadelphias.3 0000003 1— 7 that over-hung evening as gression and its kindred ills, was it not Mr. F. R. Haikell and J. E. War- devoted friends should be December 31st. the greatest, whom the general voice pro- quite Dennett, confronted, by jealous Buffalo.1 leased. served to in calm and sunset as men in his own and 00300010—6 The only reflect nounces such. grand to meet, undismayed, the silent enemy ren, interspersed with fine music by the ranks, by bitter enemies In Express will make one of those So it is with inventions. The the rank of his Base Buffalos enjoy- the of his soul. He lived who his life but in choir. opponents, but all these passions hits-Philadelphias, G; 10. Er- able splendor greatness credit is due, and the award is not to daily sapped blood, whose and an these rors—PhUadelphias, 4; Buffalos. 9. deep sea fishing trips morn- Aquatic. given, The church was resentments are buried in the grave Wednesday- to see his restored and recon- he u ;tered no word nor beautifully draped Mr. country reunited, the man who claims the grim presence faltering by which today receives bis remains. re- ing, Custom Next and conception, bnt to the G. E. and the ladies of the Contention NOTES. leaving House wharf at 8.30 Wednesday Thursday, James P. ciled, and to hear her universal benediction bated one of his and self- Springer, village specting his rank as a Commander man who embodies the and trans- jot manly dignity ceases, as Un- the and as will be Buckley will row in conception presented a superb floral pillow, among the ionist and A.t Yarmouth, Saturday, Mechanic Falls de- o’clock, noticed in the adver- the National Amateur bespoken on his name. control. that lion chained to the Confederateialike testify to liis prow- feated the Yarmouths 12 to lates into and thus makes a Nepoleon, other floral ess in 2. at thought action, adornments, on which was em- battle and liis magnanimity in peace. Con- At tisement catfish will not be counted in the Regatta Boston for the scull well, soldier, in last bivouac! ocean well move the of the Saturday Jthe of single prize, Sleep great thy success. And this is the su- rock, might pity broidered the word Grant in choice flowers. troversy over his civil administration as New-bury-port, Newburyports practical test of closes, 85 defeated the of ’84. prize list. and the Dirigo Club for the Well hast thou earned thy rest! world : for, in his he could re- Democrat and unite in Newburyports four-oared prize. periority among soldiers as well. The victor’s solitude, only Republican pronouncing After their at Belfast, the him to have been in act and in victory Queen Citvs The various railroads will Courtney and are hard at Kev. Blanchard followed Mr. Clif- wreath is call the empty triumphs that wore the lurid Memorial Services in the State. every every aspira- received a perfect ovation when nearly all grant Conley work on Henry conferred, not on the leader who tion an American patriot. they arrived 1 of His last could home Friday night, from a crowd of half fare to the the leasure Island course, about ford, as follows: claims the credit of and light conquest. hours never to the 800 people grand yearly meeting of the midway oiiginaling campaigns [Special Press.] 8. who bail assembled at the wharf. between be cheered by the serene eonciousness of a Lewiston, Aug. Sky rockets Seventh Day Adventists to be held on Mun- Troy and Albany, which stretch of HIS DEATH HAS MADE THE COUNTRY ONE. strategical movements, but to him who exe- Frykbubg, Aug. 8. were sent off and the crowd accompanied the nine achieved and a led Mills, shops and stores closed this after- to the water has been No cutes them. Some rule we must have and this great duty great people by Bangor House, the way being enlivened joy hill, Aug. 20 to Sept. 1. Noted chosen for the double-scull eulogiums upon General Grant, which At 2 p. m. to-day memorial services in in the music by speakers is and his hand to enduring unity and grandeur. noon, honor of Gen. Grant, and nearly all of the Bangor hand. At the hotel cheers from race between can be the orators of this the plainest simplest. other would were the West are expected and the natural them and Gaudaur and Hose pronounced by gen- Any How honor of General Grant were held in the given and Oxley and Hull were forced to lead to endless and grand this last exhibition of courage, business houses were draped in of the nier. eration, can do full justice to the character of disputes complications. mourning. S wt*h a larBe numbcr of enthusiastic beauty camp ground together with the They began rowing a week ago last endurance and calm satisfaction with a life Congregational church—the bell having been Memorial services our illustrious hero. It is the wise his- Judged by this rule Grant is first were held in City Hall. admirers*11 belief of Wednesday, and have taken two only clearly well For he has tolled for half an hour. Address- The Athletics of this somewhatpeculiar the denomination hard rows the soldiers of our spent. months, alo-e, quietly previously .was offered city defeated the F.liz- torian who shall write in future who among country. In the Prayer by Rev. G. M. Howe, Kbeih School Cape will every since. To years, iooked into the face of While with es High nine at the in a doubtless draw crowds. day the stakes of $1,000, he was without a unless Sherman death. were made by Rev. Mr. Stone of the read Saturday Cape, will be able fully to portray the simplicity, the West, rival, scriptures by Rev. W. S. Perkins, and hotly contested game by a score of 15 to 13*. parties interested in Pleasure be considered other men, the companionship of family and Rev. Mr. Island course self-forget"ulress, the utter devotion to'duty such, and Sherman himself would Swedenborgian church, Greenhalgh music furnished by the Mendelssohn Knights of have added and friends gives courage and apparent support; quar- Pythias. $1000, the conditions that of the man to honor whom we are as- readily sincerely accord the first to of the Methodist church, Rev. Dr. Mason of tette. OCEAN PARK. being great place to this The address was delivered the Hub No. of the amount shall be Grant. In the Grant silent, impressionless mrn with his by Division, 4, Boston, and Win- deposited in mne of the sembled here It is that historian East, alone achieved the Congregational church, and by Dr. W. Hon. P. to-day. only sad no ve W. Frye, United States Senator No. banks at and received the surrender of cold, introspection decepti prognosti- Rev. Dr. throp Division, 5, of Lynn, have, Troy at least ten days before the who shall be able to show the imperial service complete success,_ C. Towle of the G. A. R., who were from Dunn, President of Hillsdale College, the cation of professional advisers, no hopeful repre- this State, through a race. and of this one man in the Union. We are Confederate' hosts. Thus he does, and Michigan, preached on from joint committee, nearly completed Courtney Conley are saving words of affection could becloud clear sented by quite a delegation. The Odd 8. Saturday morning I working ever rank all our his pulpit, Ouchakd, Aug. their for well still too near to sec his It is from a must, generals. Many of Peter i. 6. arrarigements their to together, but do not hold height. a and were Memorial pilgrimage they their op- them did from McClellan judgment, raise doubt as to the certainty of gallery organ appropriately decor- services were held in the rink. In Portland to ponents distance that men must look up to the moun- nobly, to Meade, but the afternoon memorial services were held in accept the invitation of Ivanlioe lightly, and a his or cheer him with of fellow- ated with flowers. The and Places of fully expect hard race Grant them all. as doom, thought chants hymns business were closed. The orator the .. wi e.. i:_ tain in order to its surpassed Able, they were, Temple. A draped portrait of flic dead Lodge of this citv. The two division a will I appreciate grandeur. or succor in his last battle. hero all lacked which ship great were selected and executed with taste and was Hon. Wilbur F. Lunt of on a We may think that we can measure our they something Grant pos- Portland. Brief pedestal, also heavily draDed. was nl»c,i un. leave on He was not of reward or Boston, August 17th, one of the sessed, and which made him the man he was. thinking punish skill the and a addresses were made on hero. We know that years have our by choir, large congregation by Hon. Warren Tilton, the platform. The solemn service opened with Creenwood Carden. deepened WTYir,*- -- At, 5 A ment. He had sirce boats of the ■---- obtained International line at V>i long 7 p. m. On reverence. We remember with what a shout of UUi L mastery manifested their interest in the exercises Hon. J. W. “America” the audience. over nassion and feeling. In true harmnnv by Haverhill; Baker, Washington; by at Portland will Saturday night closed one of the most that the arriving they be received glorying joy we read the words, “No terms, inquiry, seeing successful remaining two hours until the close. ex-Congressman F. H. After appropriate and short with he believed in virtue for its own Hibbard, Ames, F. Scripture prayer a committee and prosperous weeks at this of entertain- but unconditional conclusion of the war and the success- himself, by escorted to a train, place surrender.” We recall our was, [Special to tlie Press.] Alien, oi memorial addresses were made J. of ful sake. Had he annihilation instead r,sq., Allred, and others. by Mason, Esq., which will to ment, the season. The theatre and rink when he said to President prosecution of other wars may be, deter- expected of E. W. convey them Sebago Lake, feelings Johnson, of he would have borne his Richmond, Aug. 8. Fort Boston, Page of New York, Mrs. Bur- were both “I mined it. Men call it different immortality pain Fairfield, Aug. 8. where a grand union will be crowded with people. For this should disobey your order and appeal to the by may by lingame of Rhode Island, Rev. J. Malvern and picnic enjoyed, and with like cahn endurance and Today has been duly observed in honor of Places of business here were week the nation." But we remember how malice names, but the thing itself is a most vital suffering closed and Rev. Dr. Addresses will be made management announce another fine also, unselfish for the the of General Dunn. by leading knights factor in war. no one thoughtful, regard feelings of memory Grant. Flags were the bells tolled. The bill. Mr. and Mrs. and for a while at Perhaps word will de- ceremonies were con- Mrs. Pro!. Bachelder of Maine and other New Allen will remain anoth- misunderstanding, least, wife and children and friends; he would have ai read an appropriate poem England States, an cast a fine, or describe it; the is one and placed half-mast, bells tolled, and stores ducted by the G. A. R. er and shadow over him, and we are sure that yet quality post. Flags were at written by Mrs. J. A. Lowell. The exhibition drill Damon week, will produce their famous com- looked in the face of death with and benediction by Division, No. 3, we have not done him The the same, wherever and however it shows it- residences draped with mourning em- half-mast. always j'ustice. the same waslpronounced by Rev. J. C. Osgood. of edy, “Home from a the self. Shall we unflinching courage and Lewiston, Hub, No. 4, of and drunk;” Burke men of the future will be able see call it That is blems. In the afternoon business was 8. Boston, to him in all pluck? perhaps stoical gen- Bangor, Aug. There were four ministers the Brothers will their famous the best but indifference, grieving only at the upon platform Winthrop, No. 5, of Lynn. Music for the give songs and his grand single word, it is not sufficiently erally suspended, and memorial services At the memorial services in who served in the proportions. sorrow his death would to those near Xorombega army under General Grant. Massachusetts dances, and Sam Lucas and will Let us thank we The trait I of includes bring Hall this divisions will belfumislied daughter, God, however, that too can expressive. speak were held at the House. A au- afternoon Mrs. Deacon Wade led an by and dear to him. He was no Opera large Mayor Nealley opened interesting Mother’s in see much more. It is not but a buoyed up by the National Brass Band of On appear new and pleasing motto songs, for clearly that he is a hero to be revered. We only pluck, power dience was and listened the meeting and Rev. G. W. I). meeting at 6.30. Lynn. re- of martyr’s exaltation. His imagination present attentively Field, I)., which know the nation’s need of reverence. We see instant decision for good reasons pictured turning to Portland at they have* received great applause quickly no to the made a The SUNDAY. night, the divisions of angels coming to bear him in their arms. following order of exercises : prayer. first speaker was ex- wherever that it is to see the of apprehended, celerity movement, audacity- will be quartered at the Preble and they have appeared. ennobling greatness He realized that he must walk alone Memorial Marcli—“We Honor tlie Brave”...Band Viee President Hamlin. Other Early prayers were held in the Chapel at 6.30 City men. In the midst c.’all the in attack, energy in action and a or through speakers A great petty cares, tenacity the dark and Opening Remarks by the Chairman. t. m. Hotels. visit will be made to Ivanhoe of resolution which valley; that neither the glory of were Rev. M. C. O’Brien, Hon. C. A. Bou- Chandler at Maranocook. the ignoble aims of an ordinary life, we need doggedness knows'no Col. J. W. Spaulding The social in the his achievements nor the admiration of a world telle and H. meeting at 10 a. m. was a sea. Lodge evening. On the the vision of a hero to lift us such word as defeat or as when Grant Prayer.Rev. R. W. Churchill W. McCrillis. deep Wednesday Chandler’s hand a sacred to the heights of retreat, son of will gave concert at told Buell there could aid him, his virtues alone his rod and Music.Double Quartette spiritual refreshing. knights enjoy themselves by a in and As the minister of would not be more than ten 8. Rev. E. P. Moulton trip Maranocook to an thought feeling. God, his staff. Scripture Reading.Rev. D. Church Camden, Aug. leu the meeting with brief the and yesterday, audience of as thousand for the few to harbor other entertainments. The the ambassador of Christ, I thank transports take away Address.Rev. W. C. Curtis Business in this town was sus- introductory remarks. nearly 3000 who from reverently if For here resistless demonstration generally will people, gathered all our Father that the nation looks he was defeated at Shiloh. Yes “it is dwells; Address.Rev. D. Church preache‘l an el° A 4- X3DW.FV—xvi. uJ. mighty spirit. Surely, Hall, who spoke of Gen. __ jmijA It;li —.5. 'VAC Ot to be Grant as a -Have tins* :*i.- ’noiningness. DE^nnfl Dut the music of the spheres, it was but the the close of the services. Business was inIrf„I2«?!airlscSt ?i Emery I). Bardwell of soon ioldier; Rev. L. Pungfleld and Miss Nellie A. Saturday, throwing J. P. Libby against Our faitE in must receive in- perished. Athens is indeed the mother sound of a single cannon. It was dull, but it was Reynolds spoke of (Sen. Wilson of Edge- lum, and Mr. F. if. Lewis. immortality entirely suspended in the afternoon, and the ; some his Mr. McCallum is crease as we think of of but even in deep-mouthed and firm; and that sin- 3rant as a Rev. E. C. object, breaking lower jaw and the witness of an in- popular government, there, gun—that president; Whitemore In Waterville. 2, Charles S. a Portland who its factories, including C. M. Bailey & Sons’ Aug. Taylor and his and boy, has made a hit as soul whose outward is Athens, the party which was gle, deep-mouthed gun—with report carried sonsidered his traits of home Jiss Hattie M. both of spraining knee, Mary Kimball was dwelling body consigned finally prevailed the oil cloth factories |life, and Rev. Drummond, Sidney. “Conn” in the or around whole of this great and car- which, with the a case tiie Shaughraun. to earth aristocratic oligarchical, the which world, exception F. H. Allen discussed injured by of paper which fell from a to-day. party ried to an infinite distance in the the final disease and favored a future, to my of have not been In this solemn hour we thank government controlled the Sundays, stopped for leath of truck. must, also, by mind represents the trait in the char- the soldier. The services were in- DEATHS. Odd and not the greatest were shut down. Fellowship. God for the impulse to closer union few, by many, This acter of Geu. bis and years, The memorial ser- George W. Graves, a book of among Grant, simplicity cresting and impressive. In this agent Litch- The annual of all our States which combined with the of vices were held in the city, Aug, 8, Mrs. Bridget Donahue, aged meeting the grand bodies comes from a whole party Spartans earnestness Wemay call it Congregational 0 8 field, 38 years was treated at the purpose. dogged- Little 8. years months. old, Boston will in this and sorrow. Ah! like minded with themselves, and subverted ness. we may call it what we but to Falls, Aug. In begin city tomorrow at 0 a. country’s homage the sun- please; my Church. The address was made Rev. J. this City, Aug. 8. Horatio Pettis, son of m., by Memorial in 1 only City Hospital Friday for three with of fellow the Athenian after a civil war of mind it was more than doggedness. It was sim- services honor of Gen. TJ. S. vm. W. am, H. evening the meeting of the Grand dering countrymen’s hearts, the democracy B. Hawes and remarks were made Rev. Emily Charleton, aged 6 months Lodge. of and truth to by Jrant were ] 3 days. punctured wounds in the right foot and a agony of war, the trials of twenty-seven years. all these plicity purpose self, combined held in the Universalist I oniglit the Mutual Relief long these following Through Messrs. C. E. and Church, service Association the with certain rare qualities which we liarillv see Springer H. S. Loring. A [Funeral this Monday forenoon at 10.30 broken toe, caused by years of moved him and now years, Athenian held it South Windham, and were c slipping from a horse will hold its annual peace, greatly, democracy to more than one man in the conducted by clock, at No. 30 Atlantic street. meeting, and Norway out foes without given course of a poem written expressly for the occasion was Ill this car on Broadway, between A and B everywhere men see that, in war, he against and within. jarry Post, G. A. R. The day was city, August !), Moses W. Batchelder. streets, Lodge will work longed generation. read Miss Etta Snow and generally 65 10 exemplify lodge before the for with srddened Once only Athens had at her und by music was fur- , ged years, months. the car running over the foot. peace; that, determination, Sparta feet, We have been told that he was a man of few ibserved in the place, the stores closed anil Grand Lodge. this was to the nished the Cornet Band [Prayers Monday at 2 o’clock, at No. 46 Turner he fought for union and not for that he owing pluck, the words. This was a of this of by Winthrop and , 8 glory; resolution, part great trait dill shut down. The exercises at the church tPA- Funeral service at Kendtukeag, Me. Wednesday tiie Grand with the decision and of his “Theshallows the choirs of the and In this Chandler at Old Orchard. Encampment will sympathized deeply inevitable trials dogged purpose Cleon, “the simplicity. murmur, but the Congregational Metho- vere very interesting and listen- city, August 0. Timothy Thomas, young- are attentively stson of be held. of and lo! from all the leather-seller of Athens,” hated the deeps dumb”: and when Gen. Grant had list churches. A. II. Frost G. A. < 'd to the John r. and Mary E. 6 This will be a reconstruction; South, by Post, R. by large congregation present. The f louths 6 Haley, agedb evening gala night at Old and so occasion to the of all who and days. 1 Eastern Star the warm, words come forth to tell oligarchy, maligned by speak, testimony ittended in a The uusic on the occasion was fine Orchard rink. uesday night Encampment admiring poets him that no body. church was elab- particularly [Notice of funeral hereafter. skating Chandler’s Band will us md we cun knew was, man more j rendered a male will that, to all our are historians, that discover spoke fully, leing by quartette ‘n exemplify the patriarchal looking him, hearts more or more irately decorated. composed July 1*. consumption, Asa E. give one of their after degrees. drawn to the real man in fluently graciously. , f Messrs. Buxton, Rand, Marshal and » " If,‘in"i,ai.'k’ pf23 popular concerts, each other now. only his It was Auoi 8. Bennett, aged years, my fortunelonee to meet Gen. Grant, sta, Aug. (ones. lu June Mrs. which there will be Band Toll O rets. Cleon’s career offers a 1<>. Hannah B. Went- general skating, .with Concert. solemnly, bells, that tell of the death singular parallel and only once; and this under circumstances The memorial services for Gen. church T orth,hflJElpn, aged (>«, to Grant’s in several Grant in The was very handsomely draped years,—formerly of Conway. continuous music by Chandler’s full The next concert at Oaks of a mighty warrior! Sound O particulars. Before the which exhibited this trait in a most marked de- In Brunswick, July 30. Charles H. band Deering’s by forth, guns, this were a success. The >y the Ladies’ Relief ■. Kicker agedK both were in city venerable Jag. Corps; they deservp ts and the rink in all 35 Chandler’s Band will that salute his Stand war, engaged the leather trade gree. This was when the eollege at Brunswick nuch credit for the artistic years. band, musicians. A take place next Tues- passing body! reverently, W. acted as of manner in which In O nation, before the md known as “leather dealers.” In the bestowed upon him, sitting on the platform in Bradbury president the day. hev did Harpswell, Aug. 5, David Purington, aged special train will leave from the Boston & day evening at) 7.30 o’clock. The open tomb which receives war, { their work. S following the dust while the lach achieved the success and the village church, the highest honor the insti- Mr. Bradbury is the oldest ex-United States T he address Rev. Maine depot at 7 will be spirit is with the God who highest owed by Samuel T. Dole was In Brunswick, Aug. 2, Julia Belle Perry aged o’clock; returning, the programme: Ins success to tution can confer. The president of the now 1 istened n ” B leaving made it! O a partly the choice of able aids college, Senator living in New' if to with much interest. He years. Old Orchard at 10.30 Fest hero, translated to higher life, clothed in his academical England, not spoke of o’clock. Special rates March—Tannhauser.Wagner lout to his own robes,and himself the * ■rant’s successes as a soldier and and transfigured now to our chiefly pluck, celerity of of and n the country. The principal speakers were states- have been made on the Overbore—Semiramide.Rossini revering sight, incarnation grace manner, addressed him lan; of his of railroad, the fares achievement is movement, dogged resolution and seige Vicksburg at which NEW selection—Trovatore. Verdi thy greatest this,—by thy insensibility in the most mellifluous Latin; while Grant Hon. James G. Blaine, ex-Gov. t he ADVERTINERENT8. with admission to the rink Selection—William to Here the Plaisted, hue gave the country a revelation of his being cheaper Tell. Rossini death, thou hast made one ! fear. parallel ends, for the listened in entire and so thy country again pride simplicity, wherever Hon.. J Manchester Haynes and Attorney « liaracter. His brilliant campaign aroused than ever before, a Medley—Bric-a-Brac.... MiX of the Athenian aristocrats revolted at wherever have seen WANTED giving every one chance The Weber Club then the he has beeu, you him, this he North and sealed the fate of the Grant's Memoirs. Divertissement—Lohengrin.Wagner sang finely Dow’s which is General O. D. Baker. A procession was rebcl- VtSENTStHeadquarters for Burr to pass a pleasant at little thought of owing their deliverance to “a great trait, and, the same this 1} ''Life," by and Thav- evening expense. Selection—Macbeth\%idi “I trace the after thing, .on. '. Also many other “immense” Overture-IM cannot always way,” eather and so trait of truth to himself, has been the iormed in Market square, and marched to books. Twentv- Ask for rink tickets. Farfahrt un Gluck'.'.'.'.'.V.'.Suppe dealer,” they effectually mis- always The services closed by the reading of a li ve authors of national selection—Simon which the following beautiful ode Mrs. marked feature of his life. he soldiers’ thence to reputation; twenty- in Boccanegro.Verdi by represented nnd traduced him in prose and monument, the Stone t lemorial ode composed for this occasion bv I urr's book, write over their own signatures selection—Girofle Caroline Dana Howe was We have heard it discussed whether he was AINE BOOK Island Girofla....Lecocq read by Mr. Hub- perse. Grant, too, has had detractors of ihurch, where the services were held. Fol- liss P. C. Dole. J AGENCY, Eugeue H judkfns Amusements. the equal in military genius of Caesar or Nano- A .aiiager, 385 Congress St., bard W. Bryant, Secretary of the Maine the same in and America but is Portland, Me io-l' For this week Mr. Laiscell The Death Rate. type Europe the Icon. I think it makes but little difference to owing has engaged for ■-oice of here has MU. BDAINE'S ADDRESS. ANTED—A The Historical Society. the people silenced them the of this country whether The Adventists at Lake. ^ .XT good steady woman for general the Pavilion without doubt the whole number of deaths in people they de- Sebago to the strongest the city for and forever. termine that or how Tlie public sensibility and personal sorrow over housework; right person a permanent last OOi CHIEFTAIN. rffeetually question they determine it n ace can lie traveling company now in the week, was 13, from the. it of much more lie death of Gen. Grant are not confined to one Sebago Lake, Aug. 9. guaranteed; references reciuired Eastern States following After all, the success of the cause, the cause I think importance to us, and ddress llox 131. causes: Life’s battle over, take rest, •ontinent. Profound admiration for great quali- Me and at J. thy of is the chief to our youth, that this leader For the last two days the meetings have Kennebunkport; Tim large expense—W. Mack’s cele- O Victor, in the strife! popular government, thing, far especially great ies. and still more profound gratitude for great should be held up, not as the of een brated “Rooms to Rent, or Our Through thee, a nation richly blest nore important than the question of personal equal Csescr or icrvices have touched the heart of the people larger and of greater interest than be- Summer as a man true increased AUCTION MATES. main Marched on to higher life. said “If of Napoleon,but under all circum- vitli deep sympathy; even to tender f ore. Elders Boarders.” This company comes Dis<:as?s:.mr ttt*** precedence. Carlyle truly, the rebel- true to himself! the of his Preaching by Tucker, Bluer- highly — — Honored of man, worth ■motion agony closing Sholera _ _ thy living stances, days and the infantum... _ ion of by f lias American slaveholders is put down induuutca heroism with which he s on and Stevens on and Sat- I recommended and all can make ready for Consumption. 1 1 i The world recognized, ‘•To thine own self be morally eon- Friday evening, And in from the itself will to true; a last cruel fate. _ thou, earth, Europe go it must as luered forenoon ■ a as there is fun age!. i i i ; passing Democracy by express." And follow, the night the day rday and afternoon. Elder Tuck- hearty laugh, from ;>m i Love art have not The world, in its hero worship, is *EAL ESTATE [aver. 1 1---i By signalized. Inly twenty years elapsed, and we al- Thou canet tt.ni be false to any man!" discrimimt- to end. this ng and practical, if not indeed selfish. Eminent c r, ou Friday evening, discoursed from Isaiah BY AUCTION. beginning Although company heart has to behold the fulfilment of the the of The troubled ceased thrill, eady prediction It was in light those characteristics 1 and rare achievements do not _____ lualities in i Elder costs Diphtheria. i _ always i, 7; Emerson double of any other this season, the J The soul forth unstained, n and in such manner as his battles. We 1 lire lasting fame. A brilliant orator Saturday morning, t gone part, insures the that he fought at home were attracts and r * TUESDAY, August 11, at 3 o'clock p. m., Whose wisdom grand, whose matchless will, what was the ■nclia ins his hearers with his 1 rom “With long life will 1 Him the real prices will remain the same. Total. 4 3 i i inal of the people’s cause. discussing occasion of this "rent inspired and insDir- satisfy and )N estate eor. Madison and Washington ~2 ^ For us the conquest gained. trinmph but if Ids be not war. and whether, by uuy political ng gift ; speech successfully used s liow Him my salvaiion.” reets. consisting of two houses and land. Terms A man of The Weber next methods it ! Real silence, shunning praise, Club sang Dow’s “Conso- Manv 0 some great public, end, he passes soon id particulars at time of sale. Estate Transfers. could be stopped. considered that worthy has been a Forest Rink. Yet mighty to command, it loin recollection, his Today wonderful Elder V. O. HAIL.EV a.V Aurlioiie«n». City ation,” after which Gen. S. J. Anderson out of the inevitable conflict popular only reward being day. L’O., The transfer* of real How set thou Freedom’s torch ablaze, de- arose between j n the fitful applause of his audience I 1. L. of augodlw This palace under the efficient man- following estate in and others forgetting Hastings Boston, the man arrested rink, Through all the waiting land! ivered the following address: slavery freedom; many believed that L victorious general in a war of mere ambition ;lie have been recorded at ir on agement of Mr. Geo. H. county the regis- there was nothing in that conflict which 1 eceives the cheers of the multitude and f preaching Boston Common, and Elder Whitney, is enjoy- Born valiant servitor, PIItTl E AI.ONE HAS MAJESTY could the cere ;ry of deeds: Chief, yet IN been solved 1 aonial honors of his ing very Our DEATH. not have peacably by the government; but if he hrino 1 ;. A. Stockman, editor of the World’s large audiences. standard to maintain, applying boon to his his fame Crisis, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Saturday night Portland—Melien R. and Hushed is the bent of the underlying our ! ,o country will find no ahhf- the floor was Mercy C. Hamilton to Honored alike in peace or war, mugfed drum {rent principles government, if in the centuries 1 ioston, have been here and completely filled with Mvin land and in his martial heeded the words of ag place that follow. Tlie hero have preached BY AUCTION. skaters, Deenng, buildings. $200. We called on thee to reign. >Vrapped cloak the warrier has we had Washington, in ! is lie wh<) has been and the Elizabeth—Charles E. And of all and u; the ages chief and foremost t le gospel with power. Elder TUESDAY, August II, at 10 o’clock delightful music of the rink band Cape Lord to Fetor lloull thine unswerving rectitude, 1 icen laid to rest; and now a thousand that wisest addresses, avoided party in to Hastings gave a.|lu.. and. $75. tonnics 1 his day contributing the moral or material ( at No. 101 was much both ! Thy ministrations just, the u s a sermon in the on )N house Emery street, corner of enjoyed by lookers on and re speaking eulogies upon the character spirit. ,ogress, to grandeur and glory of the sue- morning, The s mice.a lot of liouscliold Peering—George Libby to .James and Bridget Wrought out for us a lasting good, “and General Grant, in the Judg- furniture, carpets ebam- skaters. The best mblic services of him But simplicity and 1 ceding generations. Washington secured the n as ministers ■r of order is .ydoii, land. $300. For thee, a people’s trust. who, so was lent, just used to preach it. "•> furniture, stoves, chairs, tables, dining room preserved, and latelv, of his character, f reedom of the colonies nnd.founded a new Frederic W. as lirectness thought nothin" of nation a id kitchen furniture, and &e. instructors are at all times Stackpole to Martha A. and Ellen mown the most illustrious citizen of was the who 1 lder Stockman discoursed this utensils, present. if. land. The king may glory in his crrw», the theories or philosophies. To him it was war 1 aucohi prophet warned the peoDle afternoon of Veri-ill, $50. J that were F. O. BAILEY A CO., Auctioneer... And rule from coast to coast, tepublic. war! And when this was c f the evils undermining our free J esus, then Elder doodv ended, it was gov- Hastings gave us one of aug8 d3t