PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—YOL. 30. PORTLAND, MAINE, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1892. SSHSJA'ic'MEI PRICE THREE CENTS.
—— THIS MOP^'WO'Q mr\Ayc I « ----" -.---"-----.------.-*■-* AT A THE METHODISTS ROCKLAND. NEITHER CLEVELAND NOR HILL. Page 1, REAL SURPRISE. RUSTLERS HUSTLED ROUSD SAW Ml SPILLED. TO TALK OF SILVER. Chosen to the General telegraphic news. Day Delegates General Henry Watterson on Some Democratic at Weather indications. Conference Omaha. Possibilities. What a former Police Page 3. Captain of 22. A 5 1 i t the April o’clock this esterday sporting Held. Says About It. Rockland, Washington, April 22.—Hon. Henry ueins As the Stale of interest. Captured Cattlemen Were morning, the sunrise prayer meeting was Lady Somerset at Home Telling Wliat Watterson. in a long interview on the Invitations Said To Be Ont for an Obituary, led by Rev. L. B. Brown of Clinton. At present situation printed this morning, 3. Marched Across prayer She Witnessed in Maine. International Page Aii Fact That to Country. 8.30, the conference meeting was comes to the conclusion that neither Discussion. Astonishing Ought of Sunday services. led by Rev, S. H. Beale Camden. At Cleveland nor Hill will be the nominee of Good horses in Cumberland the county stables. be Known by Everybody. 9 the business of conference was re- the Democratic party for the Presidency, Page 4. sumed. The class for admission to the and Carlisle, Flower, Editorials. THEN A BLIZZARD TOOK ITS TURN SHE THINKS THAT PROHIBITION prefers Slocum, OF COURSE THE SILVER MEN ARE was called to the altar to be ad- Pattison or of Cause for ministry Russell, Uoies. Speaking Page 3. -Alarm Unless Immediate IN PURSUING THE TROOPS. HERE PROHIBITS Music and drama. dressed by the bishop. They answered the outlook, he says: “It seems to be DOING SOME GRUMBLING. and Deaths and marriages. Action is the usual questions were admitted. very much involved on both sides. In Taken. the Maine towns. The bishop then, in presence of the spite of positive strength of the Presi- a Tho conn record. conference and large audience, deliv- dent, there are Republicans who think the Alexander Bell is a retired Altogether Had a Time of It ered his address to class, which was is his nomination can be and in The export rebate. captain oi the They lively And Pleased to Find that American defeated, They Profess to See Only a Campaign on A Portland, Me., police force. the great distinctive principles of the spite of Mr. Blaine’s letter of renuncia- comprehensive answer. —Men, Women and Children Hovered Women Do Not Drink to Excess—En- in the Movement—At the White He has a Methodist church and somo of its there are Dodge National Encampment G. A. E. strange and wonderful story to tell. pecu- tion, Republicans who believe Around at the Start to See the Hated as a glish Women Excited the House the Is Called ^owr Mr. Bell is an old Grand in- liar characteristics marching rather Greatly by him still a possibility. Perhaps in each Deport Premature, Railway matters. Army man, church. deed. was one of Cattlemen-Carbines Wore than an encamped Grand Old Man’s Recent case the wish is father to the A wild ride. the founders of the famous Unslung Pamphlet— thought. but There Is No Direct Deuial—John Bos worth to the general conference at On the Democratic side the see- Post, G. A. R., and is known More Than Once by the Delegates Great Petition for Woman Bull Has His widely Cavalrymen— Suffrage ■ Accepted Invitation with Page 6. and Omaha were nominated and voted on saw between much respected the State of An Cleveland and throughout Incident of Western life. announced To Be Sent to Parliament. a Few Conditions. Wit and Wisdom. Maine, the result to be at this after- Hill has diverted the attention Marriage of a celebrated We noon's session. of Democrats from all other Southerner in Net will let him tell his remarkable story in Brown Springs, Wyo., April 22.—Cov- Liverpool, April 12.—Lady Henry contingen- New York, April 22.—A York. his At 2 o’clock, the meeting of the cies, the for the Chica- Washington own way: ered with mud from head to with lay who making campaign foot, conference was held for general business Somerset, recently returned here nomination thus far a Cleve- special to the Herald says that an inter- 7. 'I have had tw’o strokes of go purely Page paralysis, the first horses 200 and the election of two to from an extended visit to the and at about four completely exhausted, cavalry- lay delegates United land Hill, mainly this moment a national conference, to consider the lar- Financial and Commercial. years ago, the second in January, the conference at For , men 48 cattlemen, halted in goneral Omaha, May 1. addressed the Cleveland, affair. my own part. I do use of silver 1891. My left side wa8 guarding States, yesterday Temper- ger by the nations of the Marine News. completely paralyzed, M. P. O. of the First Methodist not either as to the front of Michael ranch at Brown Withers, ance regard likely receive the face drawn, arm and leg Immoveable. Henry’s church and Assembly in this city. In replying world, will be an accomplished fact Page 8. of Bangor, George M. War- nomination, because under existing con- early Personals. “On account of advanced of 75 Springs, at 6 o’clock last ren were to several addresses of she this if the my age years, evening. They of Castinc chosen. At the welcome, ditions neither can hope to carry the summer, invitations which Brief jottings. and this being a second left Fort at same the attack, my physicians McKinney 10 o’clock Sunday hour, at Methodist church, said that the dawn of the day had arrived state of New York, whose electoral vote President Harrison sent out are accepted. Sentenced to the Reform school. pronounced my case hopeless. and had semi-centennial addresses were, delivered is to elect a Presi- morning, been five days cover- which would bring their cause a great necessary Democratic These invitations were issued Harbor notes. I was finally induced to try Dr. Greene’s Ner- Revs. S. H. Beale, A. Kendall and B. dent. early ing 115 miles. that time by The vura, and soon During they jsi. o aw'K victory. temperance party in the this week and their substance cabled to Repnblicao caucuses. began to improve, the muscles Mitcnen. xx there was a Again, because generally of the con- of the had encountered one of the worst bliz- United States, continued Funeral of Mrs. Stephen Berry. face straightened, then my arm began to reception by the conference of lay dele- Lady Somerset, flict—the apparently irrepressible conflict the countries invited, in order that they zards of the D. H. gain, and I began to walk after having used winter, but, contrary to ex- Chaplain Tribou of Phila- was daily growing in strength and im- between the two. The faction fighting might have time to consider the matter SPECIAL three bottles of this had liia introduced the delegates to the has too far. The breach is too NOTICES^ remedy. pectations, only the elements to con- portance. She had found during her gone and select their delegates. The issue of iuy aim can now place to head ana Ss.op, and the bishop introduced them wide. The is too embittered. my tend with. Fenchet is in com- to feeling Major to the conference. J. H. trip the United States, a the invitations has upon the at- have fair use of and with a H. universally Both sides are too both depended it, cane have mand of Hewett, confident; yet the expedition. When the cav- of sober womanhood. She had been titude of Great and it was walked as far as two miles and a half. Esq., Thomaston, president of the pres- are equally mistaken. Give Hill the state Britain, only a alcade left the fort rain addressed the conference. ent at a of New for the sake of "From being a helpless paralytic, having to Sunday morning, lay conference, number of social affairs at which York, argument, few days ago that a dispatch was re- be was He was followed M. P. C. Withers of and what other of the ne- dressed and cared for I now care pouring in Not did by drinks were re- debatable and FIRE by others, torrents. only then intoxicating among the ceived from Minister Lincoln conveying INSURANCE. The bishop made an ad- states of the North for myself, can walk about the and the elements li.nl/ In./I l.nt onvtr mor» oil I Bangor. cessary could he city enjoy dress to the In freshments offered to the guests, and she the terms which the British fair health. lay delegates his happiest UtlUkiaCb LUC *ULC U1 HOW X U1K upon gov- armed with six-shooters, and the majori- of the as the founda- had seen one woman of wine from Mr. ernment would accept an invitation. "I would state that vein, treating laity only partake Cleveland’s column and how DOW t after beginning the use of tion of and the These terms were that the invitations PINKHAM, ty with rifles, were circling around.When the church ministry. or liauor. could he be elected? It seems to me a Dr. Greene’s Nervura I used no other medicine. not At the close of the the mem- demonstrable so should propose unlimited free coin- 35 "The result the order to march was given, Company address, The work in the United proposition; that apply- Exchange Street. surprised and astonished all my bers of the the temperance to it age, but simply the use of sil- E took conference, including lay ing the familiar rule of Hoyle, I enlarged friends, and they have urged me to make tills position in front of the prisoners, States was conducted on a -ALSO- delegates, were introduced to the bishop grand scale, would amend it to read, In case of doubt, statement as a matter of justice and to encour- C marched on either side and H and the The President, on this dis- brought three presiding elders. It was and the W. C. T. U. was wielding a pow- try neither. receiving Employer’s Liability Insurance, age others who maybe afflicted. and it over with similarly up the rear. announced that Bev. J. F. Chase, princi- erful influence the whole of the Republicans, Mr. Wat- patch talking Secretary Accident Insurance, “I will also state that I was a soldier throughout Speaking Foster Assistant in the pal of the seminary at Bucksport, and terson said: Mr. Blaine as Blaine, Secretary and Elevator and Despite the rain hundreds of men Somerset declared out, Inspection Insurance, It to war and served 15 on the Bev. G. of country. Lady that “Leaving decided to issuo in- years police force G. Winslow Bar Harbor had of his own choice, I should say that Hon. Secretary Wharton, Steam Boiler Inspection and of Portland. stood around looking for but been it was not true that the cause of vitations at once. Mr. Wharton Insurance, trouble, appointed ministerialjdelegates to prohibi- Thomas Brackett Reed would make a put Life from which it Insurance, Alexander Bell, hardly knowing quarter the general conference. tion was a failure in the State of Maine. race because there is to them in shape, and is probably the only was Fenchet did not like good nothing Marine Insurance, 144 Lincoln St..JPortland, Me. coming. Major The evening session at 7.30 was devot- him his wit and his and man except the President who knows the looks of the and all The illicit traffic in intoxicants was except audacity, Plate Glass Insurance, This is indeed a most remarkable cure a crowd, ordered ed to the very their exact by entirely F.pworth League anni- and as a that the the people of the United States are fond language. wonderful strangers out of camp. Down a hill to limited, proof excise The -AND- medicine—a medicine which is, be- versary. Bev. Dr. N. T. Whitaker deliv- of both. But best man is undoubt- fact that England has indicated a Clear Creek moved the laws wero strictly enforced she said that your Snrety Bonds Issued for Persons in Banka yond all doubt, the nerve procession. ered the address. willingness to is at the greatest remedy and she herself was of cases edly Robert Todd Lincoln. The accept regarded There were wagons and even cognizant which very State or other Positions of Trust who are health restorer ever discovered. The Portland buggies, name would re-illuminate the old Department as settling the ques- with and men on happened within the last three months camp to doctors are carriages women, horse- HILL’S FRIEND STAYS IN. tian of the success of the Required Give Security. astonished at its effects in diseases where of had been fires. conference. back were so numerous that a blockade quantities liquor There is no France —AGESTS FOR— which have baffled their skill. Mr. Bell’s doubt that and Ger- res- was almost caused. This made the Ma- seized by the officials and the sellers of Liverpool & Loudon & Globe. toration should make FIRES IN MAINE. many will promptly accept, and It Is be- everybody suffering from and a few Rockwell, whose Election a Democratic the prohibited goods had been convicted Insurance Company of North America. jor mad, hasty orders, just as lieved and Austria will also be paralysis or any nervous disease use Dr. and sentenced to for the term of im- thatltaly Northern Assurauce of hastily executed, had the desired Committee Would Not jail to do so. England. Greene’s Nervura without effect, Sustain, Keeps An Old Landmark on Ingraham’s Hill, willing Niagara Fire of New York. delay. and the road was once more clear. An prisonment prescribed by law. But do not His Seat. .Near Queen Insurance Co. of England. wait until you are actually par- half i« fluence “in elections, and there is some lutions of the minority as a substitute for alarm Liberal leaders at the feel- Dyspepsia “Cures” couldn’t Cure! The following is the forecast of the among THE HIGH WATER MARK. NEVER ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED. the resolutions of the A aroused. This alarm has increased weather for majority. sepa- ing BUT for Saturday New England: rate vote K. 6. being demanded, the first vote to such a degree that some of these Dunn & Co.’s Review of the Busi- Preparations for tlio Dedication of the in the afternoon or was taken on the first resolution of leaders are to DANA’S Showers; clearing the endeavoring explain to the ness a SARSAPARILLA of Week. Gettysburg Monument. night; south winds shifting to north- minority, which, as a substitute, declared women that no offense is intended. Could and Did. that Noyes was not elected. This was It is said that a memorial prepared in west; slightly cooler, except stationary New 22.—R. G. Dun & carried—yeas, 140; nays, 98—amid favor of woman and York, April GETTi-SBUita, Pa., April 22.—Colonel on ap- suffrage signed by DANA’S KING! temperature Long Island Sound and plause on the Democratic side. one hundred and branches Co.’s review of trade “Not- m sixty of the weekly says: Batchelder is here to complete the pre- in East Maine. Fair Sunday. Thirty-nine Democrats voted to sustain Women’s Liberal Association is to be the The following from Miss Bassett withstanding bad weather in the parations for the Jane of the report of the There was under the of the asso- dedication, 2d, CONRAD is only one of thousands of such Boston, April 22.—Local forecast for majority. presented auspices the of distribution no break in the ciation the West, signs improved the water mark” monument at the CASES WHERE DANA’S HAS WON AFTER New for Republican ranks. The to Liberal and Irish mem- “high England Saturday: Cloudy or the are and ALL OTHERS FAILED. second substitute resolution, declaring bers of the House of Commons, in view continue, prospects bright copse of trees on Cemetery ridge, erected 5 Cent ClGAR partly cloudy and showers; Rockwell to his of is East Vassalboro, Me., Oct. 15,1891. slightly entitled seat, was then the approaching debate on the 27tli business much better than last year. last autumn by the states of Maine, New Dana’s Co.: — cooler on the extreme 100. inst. While this memorial avoids Sarsaparilla except southern igreed to—yeas, 128; nays, The direct At the East, the improvement is more Is a Delicious Smoke. I wish to to the value of resolution as amended the substitute mention of Mr. Gladstone and his Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, testify your coast; winds between south and west. by moderate and the of transac- SARSAPARILLA. Pop was then the the tone of the aggregate Rhode Island, Connecticut, New nearly fair and passed, securing seat to pamphlet, memorial is York, All Dealers. I Probably cooler tions is the season ■^*1 eight years, have been Saturday night Rockwell. in the line of a severe rebuke of Mr. quite clear, though is New Jersey, Delaware, I «* EL troubled with and Pennsylvania, Dyspepsia Sunday. Gladstone’s utterances. not the busy one for some important West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan and Min- aud Canker in tke have uic ^ourrs. Stomach, uoTCTning trades. At the South, there is a distinct- nesota, the states whose troops repulsed beeu a great sufferer, for mouths at Local Weather Report. JOSEPH P. BOYCE 00., Mfrs. A Point in the Silver Discussion. better to the advance in assault on the on the a time would be unable to do Washington, April 22.—In tlie Senate ly feeling owing Longstreet’s spot I any- Pobtland, Me, of but Formerly Irwin Cigar Co. April 22,1892. Mr. from the com- price cotton, much the afternoon of the third day. Half rates thing, and ■/' I r\ when I took food today Hoar, judiciary London, April 22.—It is reported that greater a bill to part of the crop has been marketed and have been secured on all the railroads it would AlllU almost kill mittee, reported amend section a view of reducing the weekly sales 8 A. witji business is now but east of the Ohio river. President Harri- 165 MILK 8T., BOSTON. me. I had got so bad that life was P. M. 766 of the revised statutes, which au- of India Council drafts,and thus,as hoped, general moderately nothing to me. I had tried a number of thorizes to the Circuit Court of affected. The general conditions of son and his Cabinet have promised to be my9 S.Tu&Tlstply M.js appeals restoring the value of silver by stopping Physicians and lots of Patent Medicines Barometer. 29.860 29.765 the United States from state in trade remain favorable. present. Thermometer courts, the purchases which stimulates produc- that Were so recommended for .46.0 50.0 tases Boston a highly Dew where a person convicted claimed the Indian Council are reports quite satisfactory Of Interest to such it II a would Point. 44. 48. tion, meditating trade well with last Fishermen. trouble; Humidity.93. 94. to have acted under the authority of any the issue ol a loan of comparing year. relief I nI for a £5,000,000. are only give Wind...NW S The amendment is to Cotton mills active, and woolen mills Ottawa, April 22.—The House of short time. I had I foreign power. Just a Minute given up thinking Velocity...H 9 idd to the section the words “Provided fairly employed, boot and shoe shops are Commons today went into committee on PkiuH ever be better when I read of would any Weather.Cloudy S that said shall not For Trying to Steal a Kiss, busy, rubber works are and the act vessels of the the wonderful cures of SARSAPA- appeal stay execution employed respecting fishing your Mean ther.. ,48.0|Max. vel. wind. 12 NW the lumber trade is active with United States which the I one daily in capital cases, unless Wilkesbabbe, Penn., 22.—H. large ord- gives Governor RILLA. I thought would try Maximum ther.. .56.0 Total precip.33 accompanied by April in order from the from a man of ers. General in council the power of renew- bottle. I have tifken seven bot- Minimum ther .. judge, whose de- P. Loveland, aged 60, Hidden’s .40.0| property, the Magnetic Compound^ tles. it last rision such is was in court ing modus vtvendi from to year. Commenced taking March, appeal taken, restraining charged yesterday, by Mrs. Sow a Trunk Trust. year After the bill was The greatest blood purifier, and now 1 am well Sprinkling. the sheriff or other officer from Elizabeth Hobert, with trying to steal a discussion, passed in ftl|DPC| executing 22.—News committee. nerve and nu- and strong. My the sentence of the trial The kiss from her. Several witnesses were Milwaukee, Wk., April strengthener Weather Observations. judge.” was when I commenced the bill was with received here last night from Osh- trient weight taking passed the additional called to prove the good character of the tonic known to man, is was ISO and confirmed local manufac- SARSAPARILLA pounds. The following are the observations of imendment, “Or unless such order can kefendant. Lawyer Toper endeavored to kosh, by sold ail at a Now I 150 and I of the formation of a natienal by druggists $1 weigh pounds, tlie be obtained from such justice of the Su- persuade the jury that a token of turers, recommend DANA’S SARSA- Agricultural Department Weather asking trunk which makes bottle. It cures all nervous cheerfully preme Court of the United States.” affection could not be construed as a se- company, practically PARILLA to all afflicted as I have been. Bureau for yesterday, April 22, taken at a trust of the business and which will re- in ail its rious assault. The jury was still out at diseases, paralysis Yours respectfully, 8 75th meridian The in the sult in the consolidation of all the p. m., time, the ob- Chinese Senate. midnight. large forms, rheumatism, neuralgia, ABBIE A. BASSETT. factories of the country. The capital E. H. J. P. servations for each station being given in April 22.—The Senate and all the an- Witness, JANKERS, Washington, stock will be at least and the blood diseases, this order: took the Chinese Waterville Republicans in Caucus, $2,500,000 Dana Saraaparllla Co., Belfast, Maine. Temperature, direction of today up exclusion bill will be in The noying troubles from which wo- md Mr. Chandler headquarters Chicago. the wind, state of the weather: presented testimony [Special to the Press.] management of the several companies men is to the continuous of suffer, stomach troubles Boston, New introduction Watebvilee, April 22.—At the Be- will remain with the local owners, as 54°, S, rain; York,54°,SE, Chinese from Canada and British of every name and nature, ColumJ caucus held at will the title to the The rain; Philadelphia, 54°, SE, rain; Wash- bia in order to show the of publican City Hall to- properties. tones up the WM. M. ington, 54°, NE, rain; S necessity factories will be leased to the national blood, strengthens MARKS, Albany, 54°, more stringent .laws to prevent influx night, the following were chosen dele- cloudy; Buffalo, 40°, SW, De- concern, and the production controlled and builds up the system. It cloudy; nf Chinese over the border. He favored to the State Convention at troit, 44°, gates Bangor, from Chicago. The officers of the ijew is KING. S, cloudy; Chicago, 54°, SW, the seventh section of the House bill cloudless; St. Paul, 00°, W, St. April 27: Messrs. C. B. McFadden, P. corporation, which is under the laws of cloudless; providing for the imprisonment of Chin- This is the storv in a nutshell, Book, Card Vincent, 58°, NW, partly cloudy; Huron S. C. G. Carleton, F. E, Illinois, are: President, J. C. Schnur, imen so introduced. Hcald, Heath, A column So.Dak., Chicago; secretary, Joseph couldn’t tell it better, -AND- 88°, SW, cloudless; Biftaiarck’ G. A. Philipps, Nathaniel Meader, S. J. Hartmann, 02°, NW, coudless; s’ Lies Nailed. Racine. Jacksonville, 70°, Abbott, H. K. Dunham, A. II. Plaisted. Hidden’s cloudy. Aliens Barred Out. Magnetic Compound, Washington, April 22.—in the pen- For the Third District Convention to ho sion office investigation was or- N. 22.—A a clean, pure, honest medicine. JOB BRIEFLY TOLD. today it held in Waterville, April 28th to Plattsbukg, Y., April party PRINTER, dered by the committee that that of seventeen brickmakers from PRINTERS* EXCHANGE, por- choose two electors to attend Sorrel, BUY IT. TRY IT. tion of Witness Dugan’s con- eu route to N. was The French police made testimony Que., Haverstraw, Y., yesterday taining his conclusions and assertions as the Minneapolis convention were ap- detained customs officers at Rouse’s ’TWHLL. DO YOU COOP. 97 1-8 Exchange St., Portland. searches for anarchists in all tlie by Pure. large to the character of General Point and to return Absolutely cities and arrested several hundred. Bussey he pointed: B. W. Dunn, W. C. Foster, W. tonight compelled to stricken from ihe record. cream of tartar General Bussey Geo. Canada, Special Inspector Van Kirk, A baking powder. Highest! HIDDEN MEDICINE 00., Mass. FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. The will hold the balance the H. K. Abbott, W. Beynolds, Geo. Newburyport, Republicans having answered accusation ancl who w as on the train, secured evidence all in leavening strength.— Latest United t>tat ~ All orders mail or of power between the Democratic fac- to C. E. Mathews, A. W. by telephone promptly at- provan Ike ck«u&®& be unequivocally Balentine, Flood, that the men were under contract to Government Food Report. »srl4 lstDlyell tended to. novlleodtl tions in the Louisiana b> ,' BOOTSand “A MIRACLE OF LOVELINESS.” CAPS. /A**. yfltrt. I ^*rn*r*. HATS AND You’ve Got to Have Head Wear ! You want something that will look well. have you seen our line ? Are you aware that we have one of the finest hat stores in the city and that vi e was A large consignment of Furniture that intended to be a feature of our grand opening carry all the latest styles including Bicycle and Yachting, Hammock, has just arrived and is now on exhibition. It is from the Phoenix Company of Grand Rapids, Crash, Flanges. and includes some of finest SIDE BOARDS and Sets ever of the Chamber exhibited east New YOUMANS, DUNLAP, York. The Side Boards are in oak and mahogany and arc very rich. HARRINGTON, BOSTON DERBY, A novelty is a chamber set and tables in white mahogany. Comparatively few have ever l and in all the popular shades, { seen this and it is well worth seeing. Wc have a chamber set in bird’s eye maple, exhibited on PRICES THE LOWEST, Our S2 Shoes. This is the shoe we boast of. the first one fine calf, oak soles, first class work. Style and floor, and every admires it. The richest thing on the floor, though, is a set in white -OUH- fit equal to any S3 shoe. It is near the ASK TO SEE IT. YOE WILL RUSSIA CALF BLUE BLUCHERS, mahogany. door. ADMIRE IT. In five styles, and prices from *2.50 to *5. KANGAROO SHOES There are also China closets, small tables, chairs, etc., included in the lot. Young man we can suit you. fit your feet and BOYS’ DEPARTMENT for less money then you usually pay. When you go to your summer cottage you should have some fine rugs to scatter on the Always look well and will not hurt your tender Idiildtren’s Shoes, feet. Comfort guaranteed. Bring your Corns, floor. We have wolf skin rugs, at and bear lined, at our In many styles and many colors, heels, no heels, unlined, $3.75, skins, $6. must upt be forgot ton. We have nobby styles for all ages ainl stock cannot and Bunions and Ingrowing Toe Nails and have spring heels, light Weight, heavy weight. Carpets, Draperies, Ranges and House Fittings of all kinds, at prices lower than the lowest. be excelled by any. We have a nice line of Hats and Caps for SCHOOL BOYS. Boys’and Girls’ School Shoes a Specially. them comfortably fitted for warm weather. ,SPECIAL BARGAINS CLOTHING FOR TODAY! / We offer yon today several excellent bargains in our Clothing Department. We shall sell several lines of Sack Suits worth $12.00 for $10.00. This is a cash price I Everybody likes our Spring Overcoats, as our sales indicate. We have some great BARGAINS. ■, CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. LOOK -A.T THIS! Our Children’s Clothing is a feature of our Stock. We have the best goods that can We have received a large invoice of MEN’S UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, be obtained and in all colors and styles. We invite you to come in and examine them. Our price for them today is 25 Cents. -- SHIRTS! ■ fiftMPAMV %, THEIII Kan ATKINSON■ V «H I a aw aF I Wl ’aipF I I II BVk ■ ■ B 3Wrts * thanan1 v .f » CUMBERLAND STABLES. sprained his ankle and had to stop, the General Weaver, and will train and drive Lewiston Boy. The oldest of the Allies New Jerusalem Church. New High street. and at 10.30 a. m. mark him in 2.41. is Blanche L, three She —Divine worship preaehing only against him for the races this season, after a coming years. by Kev. T. B. Spiers. Sunday school at 12 m. Son is a and is son of Gilt Edged Stock at tke Mattocks Farm— Wilkes particularly lofty brief period for breeding purposes. Gen- by Glendale, Glenarm, (2.23i.) All are welcome. built three old As a Blanche showed her Alonzo Libby’s Westbrook Stock. powerfully year stallion, eraL Weaver was by Bayard Knox, 2.36, a two-year-old, Ilsley Hall, East Deering—Preaching by a black roan in color, by Messenger son of Palmer Knox, and he by General owner 2.47 in September last. Celia L the pastor, Kev. II. Hewitt, at 10.30 a. m. school at 2 m. and I Wilkes, 2.23, dam the well known gray Knox; dam, Patchen Maid, Geo. M. is another Ally by Westland, whose bril- Sunday p. Prayer praise At the Mattocks Farm in East by service at 7 p. m. Bald- mare Lady Independence,2.40. Son Wilkes General Weaver’s liant breeding is well known. Mr. Shan- Patchen, 2.22J. only Pine Street M. E. Church—Rev. John F. Dr. H. Y. is has never been fitted for the track but is was made last in the non also has a yearling stallion West- win, George Bailey, S., public record year by Clymer, D. D., pastor. 10.30 a. m.; ser- worth of Fine and Goods a natural trotter that we land that stands 14 hands. $10,000 Dry Fancy must breeding some really gilt edged trotting pure gaited 2.40 class over the New Gloucester track, mon. subject, ‘'The New Life.” 7.80 p. m., may hear more from by-and-by when 2.46 in the seventh heat of a Morgan mares are becoming more the llftli 'Gospel Talk” to young men. Theme, be turned into in 30 stock. In his brood mares we find fighting money days. Ivy a rec- for brood “Pluck. 12 m., Sunday School. 6.30 p. in., Mr." Libby gets ready to give him” race. General Weaver has many good prized every year purposes. of Epworth League prayer meeting. Crowds of of and ev- Maid, daughter Gilbreth Maid, 2.25$, ord. colts for a ten them There are lots of them in Maine. They people taking advantage it, year old, among Preble of the Sunday in foal to Westland. She will be Maine Patriot is a brown stal- go right back to Daniel Lambert and the Chapel—Meeting customer heavy Mr. Maxwell’s two-year-old bay filly school at 2 p. m. Preaching by the pastor at ery is perfectly satisfied with the five L’Em- Vermont Blackhawk mated with Nelson this season. lion, years old, by from G’razy Jane, dam of Barney L. 2.32. family through 3 p. m. The usual Monthly Temperance meet- Goneral This blood was Great like it pereur, 2.25,” dam Lady Indepen- Another is a three-year-old bay gelding, Knox, strength- ing at 7.30. A cordialinvitation to the public. Bargains. Nothing Jersey Lilly, w’hose foal this spring by Patriot is rather under- ened in Western Maine Mattocks dence. Maine the property of Mr. C. E. Whitney, that by Fuke Street, Baptist Church—Kev. B. ever seen in Portland before. of the Beautiful Bells some 20 Choralist and sized but is beautiful in form and action. is said to be speedy. His dams are on Morgan years ago, the property L. Whitman, pastor. Preaching by Kev. W. C. Electioneer family was'lost by He will be worked for speed this season. the Pilot side. This colt will of Gen. Chas. P. Mattocks, at his farm Robinson, pastor of Park street church. Sun- Our great sale of Colored Dress Goods, Spring Cloakings. Dress accident, promising dav School at 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meet- These three Mr. stal- be this and a in East Baldwin. He is said to have Trimmings, Dress Buttons, Cadies’ Silk and Cashmere Hose, Kid back to the same horse. comprise Libby’s started season, good report at 6.15 m. at 7.30 p. m., by Rev. goes been as a bred as ever ing p. Reading at half and continued lions, and he has a number of young of his may be pure Morgan M. D. Willisten Gloves, etc., price less, this week. Mamie is a fine performances expected. Dwight Pratt, D., pastor Rolf, by Harbinger, brood mares in addition to Lady Inde- Mr. James D. Eaton is the owner of a came into this state. This horse after- church. brown the dam wards went to WE MENTION A FEW OF THE PRICES. two-year-old filly, by pendence, who is now 15 years old. fine two-year-old stallion by General Virginia. Gospel Mission—Kev. S. F. Pearson, pas- Rolf and a full sister to Zella tor. At 1.30 m. school and Young Lucky is a three year old Weaver. The name is General Lambert, p. Sunday pastor's SUNDAY SERVICES. Bible at 3 p. m., preaching by the pastor; Colored Dress all kinds— Nelson. brown of beauty and in honor of his descent on the dam class; Coods, filly great side, at 7 p. m., service of song; 7.30 p. m., testimo- Easter dam Her sire was $ .25, former price $ .50 to $ .75 Lily by Nelson, Jersey royal breeding. through Lady Lambert, direct to Daniel ny service; 8 p. m., preaching by the pastor. Sail Loft are held at No. 6 Lily, a yearling foaled Easter Sunday, Rocky Fellow, and he by Electioneer, the most illustrious tgr’Tlie meetings All are welcome. Pattern Dresses— Lambert, probably Central Wharf every Sunday commen- 1791, and hence her pretty name. the Zella is a full morning, Second Advent Place. great speed producer. of the Maine Morgan stock. cing at 10.30 a. m. and others are Church—Congress $5.00, former price $12.00 to $20.00. a Strangers P. Chimeny, brown filly two years sister to Genetta. She will be worked invited to be All are welcome. Kev. K. Woodward, pastor. Prayer meeting Meg A Drew. cordially present. old son of Sensible at 10.30 a. m.; Sunday school at 1.30 p. m.; Scotch by Prescott, Harold; dam for speed this season. Jg§r“The Progressive Literary Union will meet Cinghams— preaching by the pastor at 3.00 p. m.; subect, .12 former .25. Mamie W., 2.27$. Bellwood is a bay filly four years old, We occasionally find some of the ‘‘old 111 Science Hall, corner of Temple and Congress “Conditional Immortality—the coming doctrine $ 1-2, price $ a three old streets, entrance on Temple street. At 2.30 p. Sulmata, bay filly years by by Goldwood, 2.38}, dam, Bello of Fitch- Hiram Drew stock that is re- of the Christian church.” Sunday school Eas- Silk Hose— thoroughly in., subject: “How can we know that we have Sultan, 2.24, dam by Harobletonian Star; burg, 2.30. Bellewood is a noble ter concert at 7.30 p. m. Seats free. large, liable. Mr. Daniel Pride, whose stable a Continuation of Life beyond this ?” Opened $ .50, former price $ .75, $1.00, $1,25. second dam Kate Ebek, dam of Membri- looking brood animal and will be bred by Mrs. C. H. Jewell. Second Parish Congregational Church no *■ is in has a roadster and fam- Congress street, cor. Pearl street—Rev. J. G. Cashmere Hose— 2.17. this year to Maine Patriot. Barbara Westbrook, Bethel No. 283 near Sparkle, Church, Fore street, Merrill, pastor. Preaehing the pastor at 3 a two Fritchie to Custom by former .75. Sappho, year old bay filly by Sul- a bay mare fo— years old, by ily horse known as Little Phin, that is a House, Kev. Francis Southworth, o’clock, the last of the series upon the creed, $ .25, price $ Servloes at 10.30 a. 3 and m. tan, 2.24. 1st dam Emperor, 2.21$, dam Maud L. Barbara pastor. m., 7 p. “Eternal Punishment.” 7.30 p. m., a popular by L'Empereur, 2.25, good one. Not long ago Mr. Pride's Services and at 7.30 Misses’ Merino and Cotton Hose— son of 2d dam is a such Tuesday Friday evenings service, short sermon upon “Memory.” Cornet George Wilkes; by Filling- good one, naturally with per- were ni. wife and daughters out for a p. All from sea and land invited. Seats solo. school at 1.45 m. $ .08, former price $ .37. son of sleigh Sunday p. ham, another George Wilkes, and centage, but by breaking througli the a free. ride, and in passing team were crowd- State Street Church— Preaching at 10.30 Dress Therbon a finely in-bred Wilkes. floor when a colt had one of her legs Bradley Corner Church—Services will Buttons— ed onto a snow bank which upset the a. m. and 7.30 p. m. by Prof. John Phelps The stallion so be held with 12 former .50 br. Prince Almond by severely injured that she has never and them ail into the road. at 3 o’clock preaching by Rev. Taylor of Andover, Mass. Sunday school at $ 1-2, price $ to $1,00. sleigh spilled Hannah T. Pratt: her subject will be: Tlie com- Whalebone Knox; 1st dam by Almont, been of value except for breeding. Phin and 12 m. jumped righted the sleigh; ran mon among men. A cordial welcome Colored Silk Gimps— dam of 2.29$; 2d dam Al- Besides these Mr. has capital St. Lawrence Street Church—Rev. A. Quartette, by Libby Goldwood, a few yards; stoppedlook around and will be extended to all who will attend. Seats $ .12 1-2, former price $1.35. son of .... H. pastor. Sermon by the pastor at caldie, Membriuo Chief. 2.38}, who was gelded last year and whinnied as much as to free. Wright, say; “What’s 10.30 a. m. Sunday school at 1.30 p. m. This is certainly fine blood for the makes an admirable roadster. Alsv a Chestnut M. E. Church—Rev. Matt S. Colored Satin Rhadame- the trouble? Here I am, come and get in St. Choral service at 7 p. ill. Mrs. Susan Graham of and 8 Men’s 10. former horse industry Maine, does much handsome, good sized youngster, and and be more careful.” The Hughes, pastor. 9.4S Young League Clark will deliver the gospel address. Prayer $ .75, price $1.00 and $1.25. rrp.dit' t.r> flip mi blip snirif. of T)r. "Railpv again try 00 Ladies League, 10.30 sermon the months Maine Patriot. The Young by and testimony meeting at 8 p. m. Dress 25 cents on the old, by significance of the incident is that the 1.30 3 sermon Trimmings dollar. school, p.m. — who has a deal of and stable is a credit to Westbrook pastor, Sunday St. Luke's Cathedral State street' spent good money Libby horse is a one and a fast by the 6 m. Epworth meet- Don’t at for the spirited step- pastor, p. League Rt. Kev. Henry A. D. D., delay calling once, goods are going rapidly. what time he could spare from an exact- and is distributing some excellent equine and ing. Praise and at 7.30 m. Clergy. Neely, Bishop; per illustrates the docility and in- prayer meeting p. Rev. C. Morton Sills, 1). D., Canon. Services— and -III ing public position profession for UlUUU HI ebb CilJ OiUll BCUUUU Ui 1/U1UUU1* of the fine old Drew stock. prayer. Sermon and Holy Communion of telligence Morning the improvement horses. He has laud county. Congress St. M. K. Church.—Rev. J. M. at 10.30 a. m.; school at 3 A Elizabeth Stable. Sunday catechising been a financial loser in the effort but his Cape Frost, pastor. At 10.30 a. m. Sunday school. it m PVAninp- nrn.vr»r fphnrnlN with af»rmnn tit. Maine Prince. 3 in. the 7 never fails. Lack of time to p. preaching by pastor. p. m., 7.30 p. 111. courage iui. ijiuest i‘. oxuss, me uruggisr at prayer and praise meeting. All are welcome. J. M. DYER & CO. give close personal attention with acci- A very finely bred stallion whose colts St. Stephens Church— (Protestant Episco- the corner of Exchange and Fore Congress Square Church (First Univer- St., head of State. Kev. Dr. dent or illluck has been him streets, pal Congress against rath- Yendome and Gertie B., did such good Rev. Dr. Blanchard, Services. rector. There will be the usual Easter Ladies Who Use Face Powders, has at his stable at Elizabeth a salist.) pastor. Dalton, er than the out of correct Cape 10.30 a. m. Rev. K. O. Hall, of Mass, in this tomorrow at 10.30 a. carrying ideas, work as two and last Lowell, services church in., To neutralize the injurious effect of any the recent loss of three-year-olds beautiful will officiate. school 12.00 m. Easter school THE TRUE GENUINE as instanced in a colt tbrec-vear-old stallion colt, ap- Sunday and the Sunday anniversary at 3 powder or liquid, use “Leaurelle Oil Balm.” season is Maine Prince, owned by Mr. H. M. p. m. All are welcome. that would have commanded from $400 christened Goldwood from CLARK Memorial k. Church, Wood- If the powder is used at night, apply Leaur- propriately fords—Rev. H. Hewitt, to $500 for his breeding the day he was P. S. Goold of this city, with the breeder, pastor. Sunday school Vaughan Street Church—Kev. C. Everett elle'’ in day time; if during day apply it at a rare and 1.30 the 2.30 lit. school at color, golden bay finely bred. p.,m. Preaching by pastor p. Bean, pastor. Sunday 1.30 p. ni. or first bathe the neck and face with foaled. Mr. T. D. of Harrison. His sire a Home." and at 3 m. night, Emery The sire was Orville, whose dam was by Subject: “Choosing Priyer Breaching p. Young People's meeting “Leaurelle Oil then the HUNGARIAN BITTER ITER When at the Mattocks Farm those praise 7. m. All welcome. 0 m. Praise and service at m. Balm,” apply ; was and ire Harold. A care- Daniel and Orville was Red- meeting p. cordially at p. prayer 7 p. were Precott, by Lambert, by The effect is most elegant. Keeps brilliant youngsters found in prime Church of the Messiah— powder. ful of his shows woodland he by Belmont, sire of Viking, (Universalist) West Congregational Church—Congress skin soft, smooth and pliable. 50c and $1.00 at IS THE CELEBRATED condition and the groom was investigation pedigree Corner India and Congress Sts. Rev. G. 1. street. Kev. James A. Nutwood and other notables. The dam 10.30, Anderson, pastor. Druggists, large size prepaid by express for them. He remarked that that he is a relation to Keirn, pastor. preaching subject: service at 10.30 a. m.; service feeding beyond question was a well Power of Preaching vesper E. S. of Mr. Cross’s colt bred mare “The Gospel the God." 7 p. in., at 7 school at close of $1.00. Wells, Jersey City. [ Dr. believed in renowned horses and to some of C. p. in.; Sunday morning Bailey feeding many with a record of 2.4S without Lecture before the W. T. U. Subject: “The A cordial welcome to handling. ’’ service. strangers. Kev. his colts for they were them quite closely. We find in this com- Needs of the Temperance Cause in Portland Rough oh Corns. Liquid, I5c. Salve and Plaster, 10c. "liberally, Mr. Cross will probably breed his speedy I., N. Adams of South Gardiner will preach ill like and they wanted bination the blood of Maud is., 2.08 3-4 First Free Baptist with the growing boys girls, mare to The .Seer this Church. Opposite exchange pastor. “ on Itch ” f I am bis on a and for Mary Ann, 2.42, Public C. E. Rough enough to eat. “Why, giving regulation track, many 11 Library.—Rev. Cate, pastor. West Methodist Church—Sunday school season. Mary Ann is now years old The pastor will in the Sub- Ointment, cures Skin Flesh colts twice as much as I can afford years queen of the turf, until the record preach morning. at 1.30 p. m. Preaching by Kev. A. S. Pillsbury Humors, Pimples, Bottled to order at the Famous Spring in Bud- grain and won a race at Park last ject, “A Brief Biography.” seliool at no Sait to this one of mine.” A at was lowered last bv Sunol on a kite Presumpseot Sunday at 3 p.m. There will he Epworth League Worms, Ring Worm, Tetter, Rheum, apest Hungary, and direct the New give glance year noon. service at 7 m. imported by Fourth of .July. She was by Gen. Gospel p. service at 6 p. m., hut an Easter concert at 7. Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Itch, Ivy Poison, England CUTLER BROS. & CO., the colt showed that he was not shaped track to 2.0Si; Nelson 2.10, regu- Light- Agents. gloom’s an own son of Gen. Knox. First Parish Church Con- Barber’s Itch, Scald Head, Eczema. 50c. Importing Jobbing Druggists, BdeiTON. be drawn in lation Belle Hanrlin 2.12 foot, Liglit- (Unitarian), Willistox Church—Corner Thomas and suffering. Inferences may track; 3-4; gress street—Rev. John C. Perkins, pastor. Ser or mail. E. S. To foot was located at Portland for some and Carroll streets, Kev. Dwight M. Pratt, pastor. Druggists Wells, Jersey City. physicians and dealers sample b The City Treasurer and the Young Dem- that Its The Mikado. Accommodations at tli© National En- It Seems Probable Day J„ Over as ocratic Club. Ike Portland third and last performance of the campment. a Trouble to Merchants. CHANCE Mikado last evening, drew an audience A reporter for the Press asked City the Board little, if any, smaller than Thurs- The following, from the Adjutant Gen- In his at of Trade din- if tljatof speech Treasurer Walker yesterday he had re- eral of the day evening, There was the same fin- the Grand Army of Republic, ner or Chapman mentioned the letter of ex-May plied to the the Young Men's as one of G. ished the Larrabees received Manson just Maine performance, the same admirable by the Department, “export rebate” causes of DATE OF Democratic Club inviting him to turn will be G. A. he rendering of the music. Ko-Ko was, if of interest to Maine R. the stagnation which thought he ob- ■outthe Republican clerks, or resign, and, wholesale anything, funnier, while Katisha, and men: served in Portland’s trade. The Sale of if so, what his answer was. hot Saturday the other principals did excellent work. Albany, N. Y.» April 16. general reader will probably under- Mr. Walker said that his reply would Charles F. A. A. Gen., Department There were lots of encores. Among the Jones, stand wlrat the “export rebate” is, so 9th ST0GKBR1DGE he forwarded on to the club. of Maine: a Saturday floral were the Pieess will vevy clear offerings two elegant bou- Dear Sir and Comrade:—Your letter of give explana- If they chose to publish his answer he quets for Miss Ricker. 7th inst. was forwarded to the Citizen’s tion made by a Commercial street mer- should not object, but from his remark seems From to The flowers which have bloomed this Executive Committee, 26th National En- chant yesterday. It that it has Tonight the opinion was formed that tho Club campment, G. A. and the of the spring seemed last to have It., following been a general rule Trunk Line r. evening is .adies’ received in ColtonU1 would not desire to from them publish the cor- reply: Associations of railroads that bloomed, especially for Ko-Ko. Mr. It is freight respondence. the intention ot this committee, pro- be Mitchell was the recipient of several vided the necessary authority shall be accorded from the West should delivered in us from to use. our funds Find size among them and it is like elaborate Congress, municipal New five cents on a your finding testimonials from his friends. to furnish free for ail comrades of York cheaper hun- U. S. COMMISSIONER’S COURT. quarters the One was a star of carnation and white G. A. If. desiring the same, and take all neces- dred pounds than in Boston and Portland money—if you eare for the garments. There are sary steps to see that they are comfortably and as with “Ko-Ko” in which are near the West as BEFORE COMMISSIONER RAND. pinks purple immor- pleasantly located in them, but at this time it is practically Ladies’ Robes for 09c. and impossible to state how extensive these Sight 39c., 49e., 59e., Friday—GuJtavus H. Bowden o£ telles in the center. Another was a just New York; but the discrimination has Penobscot, quarters will or to their exact location. retail dealer, in default of ball in be, give liquor $300 basket of rare feel from the now nevertheless been very main- 79c. Tliis is broken lot price, the profit all clipped was sent to Case to come before the Cir- flowers with a daintly Jve sure, legislation pending persistently Joil. before that Comrade Jones can be as- cuit court 23d. little souvenir hidden Congress, tained. Boston merchants Saturday, April among the blos- sured that the accommodations desired by the complained off. comrades cent soms. Besides Ko-Ko received a of Ills department will be freely and that with this five discrimination these, gladly furnished the committee. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. by them could not Corset Covers came down the same way—for like bouquet of white roses and a large bou- "Regarding the query raised by him as to against they export in of railroad rates, I would state that at this writing with New York quet refreshing appearance, the ex- the competition exporters. cause. About 100 Cambric Corset Covers, some BEFORE JUDGE WALTON. rate agreed upon by the lines in the trunk terior of which was of choice line territory, and which lias been ac- Consequently the railroad instituted 'the Friday—Thomas Foster et al., vs. Moose- composed virtually cepted by all the lines, is that of one fare for trimmed with lace, others with embroidery. Ordi« head and Action to re- flowers. under which Pulp Paper Company. The senders of this had the round trip. The impression with “export rebate,” Boston cover of six machines furnished to the prevails price the comrades of anrl PAvflnnrl PYnnvtftrS WPVA ol1nnrn/-l o mill. dropped into verse: having charge transportation nary 20e., 35c., 85c., now 10c., 20c. and 50c. Sizes affairs in connection with tne that The are manufacturers of the encampment, cents plaintiffs Foster On the a la a one cent mile rate be de- freight rebate of five a hundred & stage, Ko-Ko, possibly per may yet a little broken. Also in this sale are Brown pulp screens at Saccarappa. The de- termined but this is Ladies’,Misses’ fendants claim that the and A bright little Jap upon, merely expectation pounds On all freight destined for ex- plaintiffs agreed or one-fare rate as above referred warranted the screens to screen four supposition, and properly Sang “Willow, tit Willow, ti-ti-tit Willow,” to being the determination.” port. The result of this was that a mer- / Children’s drawers, chemises, short and long tons of per and that failed to dry pulp day they And he a made great audience There is could a do; that the product was full of splinters or but little doubt that the ap- chant in Portland get carload of skirts and so that shout and wrappers. shives it reduced the quality and price Laugh, clap. propriation desired will pass to of the Congress, corn which he intended export, hauled pulp j that they gave the plaintiffs all the With bis "Willow, tit Willow, ti-ti-tit Willow.” and if it does tlie free will be opportunity to fix them and make them work, quarters on the railroad to Portland for five cents So as a slight token of pride and furnished. / but they were unable to do so. Finally the delight, On April died less On the hundred than the 23RD, 1616, «uuugcu iu idhtj timiii uul Hiiu re- In the great big success that he’s making to- Yours in F. C. and rate on a L., the man whose like we shall Stands for the place them With others, and they claim damages night, Fred Phisterer, carload to be into his own store. In upon at least to the put equal price of the screens. — Two friends, undersigned, send this offering Gen’l. itself never look WILLIAM Senator Shirt. The plaintiffs claim that there was no war- Adjt. this did not necessarily go against again Drinn 04 f|fl claim that the ranty ; they screens would and slight. Portland but was made to Shakespeare. Sure Sale did screen four tons of K«ILW«Y IVIh I I tKS. trade; by the and f dry pulp in 24 hours Keep it still O, quite still, very still O. IlGui’ wI lUll and that the excessive amount of shives in the very loose construction which was al- of Men’s and Solid was We to have the Forty styles Young Satisfaction. screened pulp not owing to the screens but ought mentioned S Reduction in lowed to on the to other that the was Freights. be put words “for ex- The causes, plant new, and floral to the on Men’s new Suits to select Bonanza is the Gentlemen’s favorite. It is a perfect fitting shirt. had no manufacturer offerings! principals Spring they experienced of pulp Chairman of the Western port.” It was construed that a man Price, 75c. THE FOREST CITY. A short hosom cut the same about the mill; that there are causes of and the Midgeley, Shirt, by pat- many Thursday night especially from. The cream of the best manu- tern as the is favor. shives in besides defective screens such as has the might load the carload of corn onto a Bonanza, rapidly gaining in Trice, 65c. All the above pulp elegant floral from the Mikado Freight Association, authorized bad grinding, etc. design are in all Shirts 10c. extra when lamidricd. If yon will call on ns for Gent’s Western roads to make a schooner and take it to Rockland, and facturers in America here, today The case will probably occupy all day Satur- company of Freeport to Mr. W. H. Stock- proportional medium weight underwear, wo will sell you from our 75c. for 48c. A day. that this be an quality, rate of 57 cents per 100 pounds from the would exportation en- the new colors and Genuine Gentlemen’s shirts and wm. Lyons. Webb, Johnson Ss Webb. bridge, the conductor. Too great praise patterns. imported Balbriggan Underwear, drawers, A. F. river to via titling the dealer to the five cents rebate. actually worth from 7 in the until 10 in Moulton. cannot be awarded to Mr, Will Stock- Mississippi Boston, Chicago, to $10 for the kind. $1.00, Saturday morning the evening, $7.50 working 65c. or suit. on all wool shipments from the West. It is plain that the effect of this was to each, $1.25 per bridge and Mr. Montgomery for the $12 to for business and ser- MAINE TOWNS. This is a reduction from SH here- discriminate seriously against Portland $15 work they pave put into the opera., and cents, tofore the tariff rate. wholesalers and in favor of Rockland and vice. the with which it was regular The re- Items of Interest Gathered Corres- perfection pro- by duction is made to meet the other coast points. A man with one to for the Tailor kind duced. Now Mr. Montgomery wants competition $iS $25 pondents of the Press. of the Soo in room for an office in Portland could the company to try the “Musketeers.” line, which, connection get same as you pay $10 higher for made with the Canadian Pacific, has put into better freight rates from the West than MANSON G. Norway. By all means. to measure. LARRABEE, the established effect a rate of 55 cents from St. Paul merchant, with many middle Street. lt Fast day was enjoyed by D Eugene D’Albert. We do almost as well for the child- Company and Minneapolis to J7ew England points- warehouses. _240 at the The have been range shooting. Col. E. C. Far- public treated to Pad- a The Western roads are enabled to meet But there seems to be prospect that ren and large boys. rington was with the in the erewski and now Mr. company Stockbridge pro- this cut through the of the an end may soon be put to the rebate bus- to the co-operation New Neckwear and Gloves re- evening at the armory. poses give Portland music lovers iness. The Interstate Grand Trunk, which has agreed to pro- Commerce com- The warm an to hear of ceived for trade many friends of Rev. F. W. opportunity another the mission have rendered a yesterday today’s rate with them on any basis made neces- decision which in the Smith were sorry to learn that he had great pianists person of Eugene seems sary the action of the Canadian Pa- likely to give the same rate to D’Albert. by been assigned to a new field by the con- Xew York. Boston and Portland. cific. The reduced rate, therefore, ap- ference. Mr. Smith has been at this son of the Eugene D'Albert, only of plies only by way the Grand Trunk's Salmon from the FARRINGTON & place for two years and lias labored French composer, Charles D’Albert, was Presumpscot. BICKFORD, main line to Boston and com- Montreal, Some catches of salmon earnestly for its welfare. Rev. J. II. born in Glasgow in 1804. His evident good have Formerly Farrington Bros., mon points, as none of the other roads been Roberts, formerly of Monmouth, has musical genius was fostered by his made in Fresumpscot river this east of Chicago have offered to accept CONGRESS STREET. been to N or father, under whose he devel- week below the dam at North Windham. 542 assigned way. training less than their dlt regular proportions on Besides some smaller Dr. S. H. Weeks of Portland, was in oped rapidly; and in 1876, obtaining a ones Herbert this traffic. The result, it is claimed, town this and assisted Dr. free in the National Mains lias caught four that weighed 6, 9, week, C. L. scholarship Training will be that the Grand Trunk will get 10 and 11 Pike in removing a tumor .from under School, London, ho studied the pounds. Frank Boody has piano- about all the wool that comes this way, one of which the arm of Mrs. A. J. Crooker. The pa- forte under Ernest Pauer, harmony un- caught two, weighed 7J and will add largely to its tonnage and tient is improving fast. der Dr. Stainer, orchestration under pounds. Will Mains caught two, the revenue, while the other roads are com- Frank Kimball, of the firm of Kimball Ebenczer Trout, and composition under smaller of which weighed 6 pounds, and plaining of a lack of business. AUCTION SACKS. i I MISCELLAN EOUS. DERODA-BARRIOS. MISCELLANEOUS. FEMAI.K HELP. FOR SAFE. FOR SALE. OK safe—A tine A Much MUcd-ot Society Event in New manufacturing business gill fov|general housework; —The Pioneer Chair Co.. West Paris. Con- SALE—Furnished: a fine brick house' WANTED—Areference 219 York. required; BRACKETT sists of about one acre of land, together with FORsunny and centrally located In a gOO'.i ST.__ 23-1 buildings, machinery, tools, stock, fixtures, etc. leighborhood near Spring street horse cat's, L I A St. Eating capable girl for general house This property will be sold at a bargain to the IKX.f MIX SHAW. 511% Exchange 23-1 If not sold at New York, 22.—The social ■ WANTED—A right parties. private sale, will April * SALE—A desirable lot corner be offered at auction on the premises Wednes- building event the season in occurred PERKINS._h-1 and Howard streets. con- for Pleasure of this city day, May 18th. For full particulars and de- FORQuebec Munjoy, for ains. about 4200 sq. ft., can be bought at a low is It was the girl for general house scription write circulars. F. O. BAILEY & no means so last evening. marriage of iriceand on also several other by general WANTED—Capablework, in a family of two. Call forenoon CO., 18 Exchange street, Me. 23-1 easy terms; Portland, ots near same owners. BENJAMIN Mme. de Barrios of Guatemala, to a or evening at 204 SPRING ST. Good Wages. -—__ by; as one JHAW. 51 Va Exchange St.' 23-1 might expect. Many 19-1 SAFE—One chance in a lifetime to don, Senor Jose Martinez de ___ buy Spanish FORa first class custom for made harness at cost. sale—a two story frame house and folks eat from habit, others Koda. general house work in 23 sets left, must be sold the Archbishop Corrigan performed of three. by- 30th of this Forlot adapted for a small family in a good WANTED—Girlfamily Apply at No. 23 Lin- month as we are out of and there coln going business. J. & leighborhood ill upper part of the city near as a matter of while the ceremony, was a large at- Street, 20-1 B. 491 duty, Woodfords._ JORDAN, Congress street. 23-1 Spring and Congress St. horse' cars. Price tendance of invited guests. cook at 13 GRAY STREET. 12850 and this year’s taxes. BENJAMIN the poor dyspeptic sustains of WANTED-A SAFE—One sot double harnesses; must SHAW, 51 Vs Exchange St. 23-1 The tales fiction woven and written _13-tf _ FORbe sold tins “week, out business; this fair closing Olt SALE—On elevated ground near Con- himself on the con- concerning Southerner, says the with son or price $3o.00. J. & B. 491 Congress mostly capable lady JORDAN, St., and Bramhall St. a detached 2 Illustrated have been astonish- WANTED—Adaughter old enough to be of St. 23-1 1.1 gress American, assistance; story frame house now occupied by 2 families; of to the a home can be templation what he can- ing to the last degree, while the true right person good pleasant :ize of lot about 44x60. BENJAMIN SHAW, APRIL 22 23. secured; also fair compensation. of SAFE—Houses for sale. Prices story of her life is romantic AND Family $500, SIMi Exchange St.23-1 eat at quite enough two, mother and son, good reference re- IVOR$1000, $1100, $1300, $1400, not all. with $1500, to dispense such glowing flights of quested, and best given. Address, W., PRESS $1700, $1900, $2000, $2200, $2500, $2700, SAFETY BICYCLE—“Mo del O. Portland J. \7ICTOR the imagination. OFFICE, Me.12-2 $4000. By C. WOODMAN, 105% Exchange Y 1891,” cushion fork, run very The healthfulness of food street. tire, spring 23-1 ittle. for sale or exchange for a horse. Address 3ox Old is almost a mat- WANTED. 66, Orchard, Me.22-1 altogether SAFE—Two sets full silver mounted FORcoach SALE—A summer six rooms ter of The dif- harness, regular price $150 and cottage (6) preparation. \XT Anted—Anyone in want of a harness, $200, 'With collars: will sell them at a low FORspacious piazza, spring water piped to the ecial » a or a or call in to mountain Sale this week order louse, view convenient J trunk, bag brush, figure close out stock by May 1. J. unequaled, ference between food cook- at 491 Congress street. Everything in our store & B. JORDAN. 23-1 ;omail,church and grocery store; situation to be closed out by the last day of this month. n Intervale Park. Intervale. N. H., M. C. ed with the new health food -I3XT otm- J. & B. JORDAN. 23-1 SAFE—And must be sold this week, 25 it. it. jniervaie park was lata out oy or. unaries FOR,s,et.s harnesses, prices from $10 to $38. lullis of Boston, on the slope of Bartlett Mt., WANTED-Tlie public to know that J. G. J. & 1>. JORDAN, 491 Congress street. 23-1 oads, ponds, fountains, brooks, boarding y” CURRIER, bell hanger, is at 137 Clark louse, chapel, cottages all at large expense, street. Speaking tubes and bells of every de- SAFE—Second-hand Hall’s safe, good rhe scenery on every hand Is grand ana beau GGTT8LENE scription put into hotels, private houses and IjlOR c08t »20°i "ill sell for $50. J, & iful. Address COTTAGE, No. 152 Spring St., steamboats at short notice; all work warranted; JH. JORDAN, 491 Congress street. 23-1 Portland.__21-2 and that cooked with hog’s orders by mail attended to. CENTS’ FURNISH! _23-1 LET—A and desirable house. on DEPARTMENT. large TTOIISIC TU A ViriPH * antlome.. 1 KU TO FET. Lard js just tins—one tills ro Gray street, between Park and State, fur- wife, without children, wish to hire a nished or unfurnished; or would let a part of whole house west of St. Address a the other High RENT—The pleasant and sunny cottage iiouse to the right parties; must be let by May long-felt want, HOUSE P. o. box 1384. location and That we may better introduce this to the stating FORnumber 115 North street, corner of Wal- 1st. Call and see the house. O. H. FELLOWS, department public, rent. Possession to be at once. given 21-1 nut recently occupied by Mr. McDonald, in good 15 Gray street. 21-1 causes a ache. The and the fact that we have one of the best _ long-felt lines of Gents’ Furnish- repair; has bath room. Also the newly re- buy from §1.000 to $10,000 novated and SALE—We have five tons of Wheat for in this we shall for the a worth of cast thoroughly repaired cottage on Cotto- ings city, give above two days special dis- WANTED—To off clothing. The highest North furnace modern PORpoultry that we will close out for $1.15 only thing against cash for St,new plumbing and on of prices paid ladies’ dresses; also gentle- cemented cellar. BENJAMIN ler 100 pounds. Think of this, $1.15 per 100 count,, every sale made for cash, 10 per cent. men’s and SHAW, 51% lene is that it’s new. But children's clothing. Cash prices rounds. Cheaper than corn and worth three for Exchange 23-1 paid carpets and furniture. Address postal St._ times as much for eggs. GRAIN STORE, 57 A White or letter, M. so were the machine great opportunity to buy Shirts of the best make, fit DeGROOT, Portland, Me., Perry FET—A cottage of five rooms situated on Washington street._ 20-1 sewing mme. de barrios. TO the west end of Great and for the to be found. And Hotel.__20-1 Chebeague. Very SALE—The and material, prices, remember, during nice well of water. Inquire of Mr. J. F. YValker. finest Photograph Car in and the clothes Franoisca de Aparicio, third child as in FOR in wringer this Sale we 10 cent off from them extra. housekeeper 23-1 Maine, 10x30, finished wnitewood and eldest daughter of Senor de Aparioio, of Special give per WANTED—Situationhotel or private family. Address N. \V. iherry, hard wood floor, wheel brake &c; built once on a time. Press office. Me. in made Guatemala, was married when barely fif- Portland, 20-1 FET—Two tenements rear of 108 New- 1890; in the best manner throughout; TO bury street, 4 rooms in one and six in the now at Brunswick. Me.; don’t care to rent; will teen years of to the of her in want of trunks or a Cottolene now. age president The Eureka - persons other; in nice repair, sunny, good neighbor- sell at bargain. Address W. C. BUTMAN Try a White Shirt, $ .43 WANTED—Allbags to call at E. D. 556 country. Gen. de Barrios was then gal- REYNOLDS’, hood, grown-up tamilies desired. Inquire on Middleboro, Mass. 20-3 and 658 Congress street, corner of Oak ; as we At lant soldier in his prime, and immediately - the premises. 23-1 leading grocers. The very White .50 manufacture our goods, and can therefore give SALE—At Whitney’s 291 Congress translated his wife a of Ego, heavy, Shirt, bottom young to you nrlces; trunks ■ iv mjmu m. street, Wheat Germ Meal 5c Manufactured only by position repaired; open vjuvu icucuicMiii ut uuuc aitu oia FOR lb; best evenings until 9. bolted meal 2c ball 25c N. K. FAIRBANK political and social eminence. He loved The Envelope White Shirt, .58 19-1 X rooms; prices $8 and §12 per month; also lb; dairy butter, lb; & CO. for sale houses in all of corned beef 10c lb; can country string her immensely to parts the city. By .T. C. apples and passionately, and, being - \\rANTED—The public know that we do 7c lb; all canned lower than ever. Sam- CHICAGO, The Y Y WOODMAN, 105% Exchange street. 23-1 goods wealthy, showered every goodly gift of Bonner White Shirt, .75 fine gold, silver and nickel 'plating, pol- ple my 50c 20-1 5 Central Wharf, Boston. etc. Silver tea._ fortune in her lap. They traveled exten- ishing, buffing, plated ware repaired LET—Cottages, furnished and unfur- refinished and enameled to prevent its tarnish- TO nished, on Little and Great Diamond is- SALE—One 2 horse several in the United States and abroad. The Short Bosom White .85 piOR tip cart, sively Shirt, ing. The only complete manufacturing and lands, Peak’s and islands and the V jiggers, one light top buggy used part of sep8 S&TT&wlynrmcT Ten Cushing's year* of married happiness fol- plating establishment in Maine. Send for price Cape shore and Falmouth Foreside: now ready me season, one beautiful morgan mare 5 yrs The extra and White Shirt 1.00 list. lowed, when Gen. de Ba^rois lost his life Seneca, long wide, STEVENS, WOODMAN & CO., cor. Fore to let for the season. N. S. GARDINER, 18o Md, one sorrel driver (very fast), one brown What Rheumatism comprise*mt ana Union Sts.ianlStf Middle street. 21-1 lorse 1000 pounds,secondhand harnesses, etc. on the field of battle, and his family ll b. Is. eral forms of acute oi McGregor, 203 com'i st.20-1 moved to New York city, which has ever call at your store or house LET—At Oakdale, a new house, pleasant chronic inflammatory affec- WANTED—Toand cash for old and desirable Rheumatism? since been their home. This in pay you rags, barrels, TO down stairs rent ol seven sale—Avery desirable house, with tions of the Rhea- happened iron, rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds. If rooms, with bath room and two Forstable and lotof loeat- joints. 1887. pantry; bay large land, centrally GENTS’ NIGHT SHIRTS. you have any of the above please drop me a windows, Scbago, water closet, perfect drain- ;d near business part of the city; with jnatism is caused by excess of lactic acid in the bloodi supplied The fortune of five millions of dollars postal. Address C. B. WISH 58 Hanover age. cement cellar. Apply at the house, No. Hebago. For particulars applv to BENJ. G. acting in connection with natural predisposition. street, city.li-itf 23 William street, D. R. FROHOCK. 21-1 No. 98 left by Gen. de Barrios, and chiefly in- One lot WARD, attorney, Exchange street. The direct occasion of an attack arises from one or Hathaway, trimcd, slightly soiled, reduced from $1.25 20-1 vested in United States securities, was to to buy from $1000 to $15f- LET—At 16 Parris street, an up stairs __ several causes: severo strain followed rest $1.00. physical by NOTICE—Wanted000 worth of cast-off I the TOteuement of six rooms, in sun- SALE—Steam new willed to his widow untrammelled by One lot from to clothing; pay good repair, yacht, everything in in. cold or in dark or Hathaway, plain, slightly soiled, reduced $1.00 highest cash price for ladies’ dresses, ny and Rent Possession 1888. 4 damp air; living damp jooms; and since his death has been gents’ pleasant. §12. given FORJuly, Engine 1-4x6, boiler built bv conditions, 75 cents. and children’s and winter over- 19-1 exposure to draughts, cold and storm; weakened clothing, gents’ immediately._ Russell, South Boston, gives ample steam, hull administered npon with wisdom. Mme. One lot “Cash” Shirts, trimmed, 50 cents. coats; call, or address letter or postal toS. milt by Sheldon, East Boston. cabin, health, impoverished blood, etc. Can it be cured? 97 Middle street. RENT OR FOR SALE—A small Large Ha Rarrifis lhaa liiroH BiimnfnAnelv in Viat LEVI, auglOtf steam rhirty feet long, draws 3 1-2 feet. Splendid sea A scientific TO mill coveniently situated near the mat and Yes, beyond question. specific, acting home in New but without city, speedy. Reason for selling, owner splendid York, The above are a at the above suitable for use as a gristmill or for manu- wants boat. H. rationally, and almost invariably successful in either great bargain MISCELLANEOUS. light larger Address, G. J., Journal the slightest ostentation, and it has facturing business; terms reasonable. For par- iffice, Augusta, Me. 19-3 acute or chronic Rheumatism is Ath-lo-pho-roo.- and iO ticuiars address Box always been her chief pleasure to take her prices with per cent off it makes them an 1716, City. 19-1 Mrs. M. E. 60 Franklin st, for SALE—Near one o£ Lockwood, Lynn, Mass., seven children and abroad for Ladies’ and Men’s LET—Two Congress Square, go long extra inducement. $2.50 and Boots. newly finished rents at the FORthe best located, most built sVrites: “Have need Ath-lo-pho-ros only 2 weeks; not Headquarters$2.00, $3.00 We keep Peak’s thoroughly terms of travel. all widths, sizes and half sizes. TO Sterling homestead. Island. Apply orick and granite houses in Portland at a cost 2 am almost bottle. All European BROWN, Sign to bottles; well.”-$1 per One lot “Gold” White Shirts of Gold Seth Sterling, Deputy Sheriff’s office, Port- >f the in view all the main The twenty-first day of April last, at a laundered, reduced from $1.25 Boot.20-1 815,000; square from Druggists. The Atklophoros Co., New Haven, Conn. land, Maine._ 19-4 windows. Price $10,000. The of brilliant circus-party in Senor to $1.00. opportunity on Rheumatism Write for Madrid, PICTURES! Those in want of a a lifetime. W. H. 180 Middle Treatise free. it. One lot “Silver” White reduced from LET—A lower tenement of 7 WALDRON, Jose de Hoda was presented to the lady so Shirts, laundered, $1.00 PICTURES!good picture, for a small amount of rooms, plea- street,19-1 money, TO sant and sunny location. at 311 soon to become to 75 cents. would do well to call on us. Pictures Inquire janlG Tu,Th,S.ceS6mnrm his wife. At the time framed, SPRING ST. 19-2 Outing Shirts in blacks and at 50 Plush goods and albums, skates and skate SALE—Excellent Jersey family cow. Mme. de Barrios was a plain, fancys cents, $1.00 Stable of P. visiting Span- straps. E. D. REYNOLDS, Cor. Oak and Con- LET—A FOR J. BAXTER, 61 Deering St ish aristocrat and and $1.25. very pleasant and desirable low- receiving all gress streets. 19-1 er One case medium White Merino Shirts at 50 actual TO rent of eight rooms, has bath room, gas _19-1 sorts of courtesies from weight cents, and in good distinguished value footwear. of furnance; everything order; good T710R SALE—A large parcel of real estate. 60 cents. Sign Gold Boot. on the haut monde connected with stable the premises, price $300 a year. No. a suuaieu on in tne One case SEASONABLEExamine our spring styles. BROWN, sign munioy mil, city of Port- Consumption medium weight, Mixed Merino Shirts and Drawers at 116 Winter 18-1 the The effects of MAGEE’S the court. after the social of Gold Boot. 20-1 St._ land, rental of which is about hundred EMULSION Day day gay 50 cents. eight on this dreaded disease, whether of dollars per year, embracing five tenements, de- life the capital threw them together, COTTAGES TO LET-Some of sirable inherited or contracted ex- One case Shirts and Drawers at 50 extra value. HOTEL.—From April 1st, I will location, perfect condition. Sold for no by almost before Baibrigan cents, SUMMERthe best summer in Portland har- so and, they knew it, hearts PERRY”Sgive the the benefit of low cottages fault, only the owner is about to go West. A posure, are apparent after a One lot extra, heavy Balbrigans at $1.00. travelling public bor to let. Imquire of A. M. SMITH. short course of were and she had rates. For SI.00 to $1.50 per I will Portland, part of purchase can remain on mort- treatment, and we exchanged pledged him One case Middlesex half hose at 10 cents. day pro- Me. 16-tf money vide as __ F. H. have seen so many marvellous hand. good rooms and good table as any other HARFORD, 01 Vs Exchange street. her One case mixed half hose at 12 1-2 house in cures wrought by It in nearly cents. Portland._ 14-2 gage.^ One lot Merino half hose at 25 TO every form and stage of Con- WIT AND cents. LEST. WISDOM. TDOY WANTED—In wholesale grocery store. FOR SALE—In Windham;, contain > sumption, that we fearlessly One case Fast Black half hose 12 1-2 cents. JD maintain It IS WITHOUT AN Apply at 120 COMMERCIAL STREET. FARMing ,forty acres of excellent land; good EQUAL One lot Fast Black half hose 25 cents. 20-1 Floor with heat two miles from Maine Central to-day as a specific for every kind Male Help Wanted. space and buildings'; Depot, of A One case Shaw knit, Fast Black, half hose “seconds” of the 50 cent inquire of C. G. IRISH, 02 Market street, lung difficulty. patient who BRANCH STORE (s so far in 3 for Union Sta- power. Apply to RIANT ELEC- Portland, Me., or GEO. SPEAK, near Duck gone consumption as quality, pairs $1.00. tion. 944 street. to be unable BROWN’S Congress BROWN. 20-1 Pond.18-2 to retain any other TRIC MOTOR 25 medicine on his stomach, can take COMPANY, The above Jots of Gents’ are the best Aid Society of Portland, Me. SALE or to LET—A cottage on Meet- Hosiery PROVIDENTLowest cost Life Insurance; unimpaired and 27 Commercial Street. FORing House Hill. Peaks Island. In a fine reserve fund in state treasury, relatively largest mar7dtf location. For terms apply to 4 ST. LAWRENCE values we can in of association obtain the market and with a any in the State; responsible ST._ iC-2 ■■ 5 management; only 26 single assessments total further discount of 80 percent this sale it since 1885. Agent wanted, previous experience SALE or TO LET—Dwelling houses on during not necessary. Correspondence invited. 26-8 a U FORHampshire, Congress, Cumberland, makes them a such as one Lafayette and Waterville streets. Church on great bargain every success attends our special sale JLET. Monument street furnished for occupancy. Also IMMENSEon Ladies’ $1.50 and $2 shoes. BROWN, one of tlie best farms in the state. One good should take the advantage of Sign of the Gold Boot. 20-1 The second work horse arid complete set of farming tools. spacious Twenty settees for sale. S. L. CARLETON, 118 Congress street. 14-2 floor over our without the least store, with Inconvenience. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK SALE—A six horse power marine boiler This wq guarantee, and what Is FORin excellent order. Sold for no fault, but more, we authorize all druggists steam central to replace witli larger. Address HERBERT to --A.'X*- KNABE. heat, refund the purchase money to KNOX. Brunswick, Me. 11-2 any patient who is f n a reasonable condition, and who, after taking location, very lighfei for SALE—In Cape Elizabeth, two three bottles of our Emulsion, does This piano Is used at all concerts by FARM miles from Portland; contains thirty- not gain In weight. five or more acres, about twenty under high state of cultivation. Good orchard of about one A CASE OF HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION CUREO. J. Ft. NISS NEALLY STEVENS., SHORT & hundred trees, all in bearing; the best in town LOSING,inar31 HARMON,dtf of its size. Also a of other small fruits. J. A. Magee & Co. Sirs: I have been a long and plenty LIBBY’S, and is commended as For address C. G. Portland P. O. rptient sufferer from a lung difficulty: had lost two FIRST, by such great particulars R., sisters and one brother from consumption, and when —Lite. LOST AND FOUND. 5-4_ the doctors gave me up I thought J should follcvy lights in the musical firmament as I was and desirable house them- terribly reduced in weight, scarcely consider 488 and 490 Portland, SAT,E—Dry lots; ioo where f Physicians Ayer’s Sarsaparilla the Street, weighing pounds once i;o. I Congress also and loams for weighed red setter answers to the name FOR gravel filling. Inquire took your Emulsion and at once began to most reliable blood medicine ever discovered. apr21 d3t dog of A. L. experience OR. HANS VON LOST—Aof Joe, collar without marks. The RICHARDSON. Peering Centre. 5-3 relief, gained strength, and now weigh 150 pounds. BULOW, any No other medicine could hate owner will the who returns him. done as much for my The advice to be and satisfy person SALE—At Peering Centre, stock of l am sure, and I can recommend it without up doing F. IV. M Stroud water. 21-1 lungs Is all well in its ASON, FORGoods, Fixtures and team. store in hesitation on its own merits. Yours truly, very way EUGEN Only If we are the D’ALBERT, the place. Good reasons for selling. DAVIS Syracuse, N. Y. Nellie Nolan. right pursuing keys on a ring. Will the finder And our deeds bear the of & CLARK.5-tf light day, and a host of others. The general agency LOST—Twoleave them at the PRESS OFFICE. 20-1 A better precept we cannot MAGEE EMULSION Tobooto^ahIinL keep sale OR to LET—A nice GO., If we’re busy with honest labor. have found the Greatest Cure on. Cottage of 5 rooms at Trefethen’s Best But ’tis better far to be fast ONIONS Earth, for Rheumatism and in FOR Landing. asleep FOUND—I Neuralgia location on the Island. A for some one. Than and your their worst chronic I bargain up doing neighbor. forjgis, suffered twelve Furnished will allow the furniture —Yarmouth years ar f.ieu t known Sufferers throughout; Register. sry remedy. to remain in cottage one season. C. THURSTON’S PIANO v ..to to me and enclose stamp. MISS E. S, Address, A. Sloinan, 203 Franklin St, Portland Me. ICES I LETTER FROM CYRUS W. FIELD, JR. HOUSE, JRR East Harpswell. Maine. aprlGd&wlmo* G-alore I 8 Free St. _;mar!9tf 8 East 50th Street, ) Block, 12 Free at.,Portland. SALE—Farm of 100 acres in of New York, May 8th, 1883. J BOOMS. City S. THURSTON. FORWestbrook, on Cumberland street; one Several time3 this Winter I have suffered aprll dtf mile from East and West End; known as from severe colds on my Lungs. Each time I suite of 3 or 4 large rooms, Hussey tarm. Inquire of C. E. GRIFFIN, ICE! WANTED—Awith bath and open fire, in western part Cumberland Mills, Me. 14-8 have Alcock’s Porous ONIONS applied Plasters, of city, furnished or unfurnished. Address U. and in every instance I have been quickly re- COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 537 Congress Street. FOR SALE. lieved by applying one across my chest and one For one at for •,20-1 every 10c., 3 25c. been on my back. My friends, through my advice, undersigned, having appointed by BET—Pleasant rooms, or in suites' the Honorable of Probate for the single have tried the and also THE Judge with board at 110 PARK ST. MRS. H. M. A Little experiment found it of on the TO Snug Carriage Business. THE BEST County Cumberland, second Tuesday RICE. 28-tf A Gerd to most successful. I feel that I can recommend CIG-AE., of the 1892, to receive and People April, commissioners Two fires in blacksmith shop and two examine the claims of es- These warm days remind ns of the fact that them most highly to any one who may see lit to creditors against the benches in wood shop. Plenty of work for tate of Levi F. late of Portland, in said the hot Summer weathar is coming, and with it try them. Hoyt, MADE HELP. 4 men. A first class carriage paint shop comes the demand for ice, and the demand is All Cigar county, deceased, represented insolvent, here- running overhead. Address “Carriage tor the Cyrus W. Field, Jr. by give notice that six months from the date of Maine. very best ice to be had. POPPY Protestant coachman. maker,” Box 313, Berwick, we our from said are allowed to said creditors Apply dlw* Now. have ettt ice one of the best Dealers, appointment at 603 apr22 UUSTl in which to and WANTED—ACongress St. 23-1 ice ponds in the State, the Phi lie y Pond at Long Expecting Too Much for the Money. ^ present prove their claims, and that will be in session at the (.'reek. This pond is fed by mineral springs and “I observe. James,” said the Boston employ- Druggists and they following married man to work on a THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM makes the best ice on the market today. We place and times for thepurposeof receiving the WANTED—Afarm; bring recommendations to er, “that -eether’ and ‘neetlier.’- Are ahaU* supply all of our retail trade with ‘this ice you say and 13 same, viz.: At the office of Edward F. Tomp- STEVENS & CO., 140-142 Commercial street. -OF- Grocers, CIQ son and Wilford G. 39B at a reasonable price. Our cards will be circu- you not aware that such is not onr pronuncia- mar 2 6 Chapman, Congress Portland.22-1 eodtf* in said on lated around town this week and if you wish to tion of those words?” street, Portland, Wednesday, May at 10 a. to have the best ice at a reasonable save 18, m., Wednesday, July 18. at 10 a.m., good man to work on a farm; figure “It doesn't seem to me,” replied the bov from our card and when in want of Wednesday, September if. at 10 a. m. WANTED—Asingle man preferred; must be a man your ice, place it New York despondently, “that you to E.B. ROBINSON & in street ought Dated this fifteenth day of April, 1892. that understands the care of stock. Address CO. your window. me to and ou expect say ‘eyether’ •nyther’ a HEADQUARTERS EDWARD F. P. O. Box (.ESTABLISHED 1847.) We of a TOMPSON, 1109, city.20-1 hope by prompt attention to busi- salary §16 month.”—Chicago Tribune. WILFORD G. ness and CHAPMAN, first-class courteous treatment to the con- Commissioners. salesman, must Have removed to their elegant warerooms, sumers, to merit a share of your patron- Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores gray hair to its WANTED—Ahave experience in the retail grocery --FOIl- aprl6-law3wS come well recommended. 400 Congress St., age. Respectfully Yours, makes it and abundant. business; Apply to original color, vigorous W, L. WILSON & CO.20-1 a luniuiu nui fiii, umouv*, oic., uuucuiui » and offer high grade X*X.^LRr^>i5 and «~>tv t~z- tvrst at that A Remarkable Feat. vv office, April 18, 1892, supplies for reve- by advertiser, situation in a whole prices defy com- cumims bros. ice nue vessels.—Sealed proposals for WANTEDsale Grocery Store; sound knowledge of petition. co„ Totting—Young McWatty is as strong as any supplying ship chandlery, rations, and coal to vessels of all its branches. Tea especially—having had 6 l’tano tuning personally attended to. of these Hereulesses who travel about in the Foot Revenue Cutter in in China—in tea Wear. the United States Service this years’ experience Telephone No. 543--2. buying only. Pianos exchanged. Second hand instruments shows. Stylish Collection District during the fiscal year Address W. IV., office of this paper. 19-1 ending for sale. feb!3eodly OFFICE—Deake’s Wharf, Foot of Park June will be received at this Office LADIES’ STYLISH 30.1893. man to take SEASONABLE SHOES. until 2 o’clock m. of Tuesday, April 26, 1892. competent Street. Totllng—Yes; lie can break a railroad sand- p. WANTED—Acharge of a farm in the vicinity of Port- FOR SALE IN HALLO WELL. wich in two as as he can The coal furnished to be anthracite or bitumi- I easily twist a horse- land. must be temperate and come well recom- nous of best uniforu in to ihoc out ot shape.—Detroit Free Press. SPECIALTIES s quality; character; mended. Address stating age, P. O. Box weigh 2,240 pounds to the ton; to be delivered 1716, on vessels at sucli times and in such use. Ladies’ Dongola Butte,n, board the city.__19-1 Physicians endorse and Hall’s Hair Ke- “ $1.50 MILL with store houses and 10 *’ quantities as may be required, at localities readi- »/m/ -ijuun-av-cjiti v/i CAJJCIICUCC UC" newer to cure and .... 2.00 Tenement lionses in good repair; machinerv gray faded hair. ly accessible to said vessels, ami to be TT sires some position of,trust; best of ref- C10TT0N Toe common subject in order, could be started at once; Opera ai,,! Sense. 2.50 to as to! quality and Bid- erences given, Address “S.,” Press office. good 15,600 “ “ “ inspection weight. one half are new. A rare chance to 3.00 ders will name the prices both for steaming aprl-t-tf spindles, “ ____ a bargain. For further in- > REWARD OF $25 33i? EL :o. Reecl. and stove coal, and also their facilities for fur- get good particulars Boyd’s Fine;*. V. Boots, 5.00 wANiuD-Mau with small of C. K. on the “ the vessels with fresh water, and their quire HOWE, premises. Dongola Side 3.00 nishing Farmerwho understands farm and Is offered the I'isli and Lace, therefor. The is reserved to re- family, work, aprl!>d2w nereby by Megantic BOTANIC AND CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN charges right care of stock. Address BOX 1005 for information to or all bids, and no contrat will be Portland, •lame Corporation leading ject any put FOR SALE. conviction of any party taking fish or game on No 399 1-3 Congress Street, Portland. YOIINC MAN, hold fast to your Money until you examine in force until Congress shall have made an ap- Me._fi-tf the Megantic preserve in the close season. propriation for the purpose. Schedules of ship agent for For the treatment of all chronic and our S PRINC Androsooggin house No. 1 cor. J. O. WOODRUFF. President compli- STYLES. chandlery maybe had upon application to this WANTElf—UeneralCounty; position worth $2000 annum fleering, High street cated diseases that flesh is heir all cases per For at Attest; A. W. ROBINSON, Clerk. to, office. FRED N. DOW, Collector. to right man. Alsu two local agents at *10 per Brick particulars apply HOUSE between as I will take them to make Men’s Shoes vs. the hours of 3 and 5 m. aug22 diawsiy given up Incurable, $3.00 another $3.00 Shoes; Men’s Rnssctt and aprl 9,21,2.3 week and commission. Call on or after Tues p, aptidtf a cure. Russia Calf Blaches; Men’s Bals, all widths, styles and sizes; Men’s day. March 22d. at office of MUTUAL Dr. Iteed will not ask you any questions in Room HOUSES. HOUSES. HOUSES. P. L. Bals A Congress, $41.0.0; Men’s $2.00 Shoes in many styles. RESERVE. 1. ITCVa Middle street, cor. anv vyay in regard to your diseases and after Exchange. Portland. 11-n 044 Blocky Horses and Mares for safe at the yon have a true examination of your case he Empire Brewery Co. stables. Weight ldoo will tell you if you can be cured. Dr. Heed's MOTHERS, take your Children to of Cold Boot and to 1400 lbs. Prices #40 to $125. Also 1 pair, medicines are and to suit Sign ANNUAL_MEETING. strickly pure put up have Why not drop a postal card to the Wsmted. weight 2600 lbs.; price for pair $100. Also, f, of the Base Ball each thinks he can their feet meeting Portland case, he tell the difference properly fitted. Home' Office at Portland. Me., ami Caravan. Call at Empire Brewery Co.'s office, ami Athletic election between a afflicted with a ora ANNUA Association for tile person disease obtain Information about the Union to travel and solicit orders for shrubs, i 1 Hampden street, cor. Albany street. Take ol' officer.'and transaction business, person an entranced medium. There ofany-otlier becoming Mutual Life Insurance Co.? The MENroses, l'ruit and ornamental trees, vines, liampshlre street electric cars, past* the door. w ill lie held at. Bros.' TUES- 1ms been a lost Cage gymnasium, great many people who have more you learn about it, the more etc. An extensive variety. Salary on com. These horses are better than green horses lor DAY EVKN1NO. 7.80 All their lives the above mistake. Kx- April 2tHh. o'clock. by making AUUM justified your pride ill it as a Maine mission. No experience needed, liberal terms farmers to work; will work or double- In interested in the of base amiuations at office Sun- BRANCH single parties continuation my every day including ®Rp « institution. State your age and references. any spot or place. Take electric car on Wash- bail this season are to be from 9 a. m.. to 9 m. Examination Union Station, 9 requested present. day p. by -8. T. CANNON, ington street, Boston. Mass. If you don’t like Per order, C. 11. ROSS, Secretary. letter stating their name, place or residence and srv- 20 State St.. Me. these horses your expeuses will tie 461 CONGRESS STREET. Augusta,. paid.* apr22 d3t age and one stamp, si.00. mi'22dtf 01^2iCO:Kr&:FI-:E!®S W&8&W6W.12 apr5 3W« » New York Stock Market. 1892.-The Cotton MISCKIXAMiOPS. tXANEOUS. and Money CHARLESTON. April 22. __MISCE RAI1ROADS. RAILROADS. FIMNCUL AND COMMERCIAL (By Telegraph). market is firm; middling 7c. SAVANNAH. 22. 1892.-The Cotton _ NEW YORK, Apr. 22.1892. April market is The following are to-day s closing quotations firm; middling 0%i®7c. TEXAS AND MAINE CENTRAL R. R. of Government securities: MOBILE, April 22.1892.-TheCotton market CALIFORNIA, MEXICO. 21. is firm Semi-Monthly conducted April 22. Arp. -.middling 6 16-I6c. Parties, personally For Bangor, Bar Harbor, St. John, the of Produets in the New 4’s 116% combining comfort, low rates, quick time. Pull- Quotations Staple reg.nr>% MEMPHIS.April 22. 1892.—The Cotton mar- Indian White Mountains, Quebec, Montreal New 4’s Kickapoo Gallon or address E. coup.116% 116% ket is E. and the West. United 2s 100 firm; middlings 7c. Sagwa States 100 England Southern Pa. reg. S?' Agent On anrl after Leading Markets. Central Pacific lsts.100% 107 eUc Go., 192 Washington St, Boston, Mass, ! April 11, 18V»2, passenger Denver & R. G. 11» How It ingredients w/hich jaul# «od6m trains leave PdrtlfUKl as follows: 1st....118% Foreign Markets. contains strengthen For Erie 2ds...107% 107% cells Danville Junction. Auburn and Lewis- the of the ton, 8.30 a. in., 1.10, 5.05 m. Kansas Pacific Consols.112Vi 112 (By Telegraph.) Acts organs, p. trl- bl}lld Lewiston via Brunswick, 7.15 a. Stocks and Oregon Nav. lsts.m 111% LONDON. April 22, 1892—Consols 96 6-16d to m., *1.15, Bonds—Money Easy-Sterling stimulates them 5.00 and j 11.30 p. m. Kansas Pacific lsts.108 107 for for money and 96 -. <1 for the account. the ft healthy action, allays Portland & and Firm-Government Worcester Una. Dockland and Knox and Lincoln Stations, Exchange Quiet of LRPIVEOOL. 1892.—The Cotton ’Onammation and Closing quotations stocks: April 22, pair,,. 715 a. in., 1.15 and on at 5.00 market is d: sales 7000 Indian Saturdays only Bonds Dull and Steady—Railroads Quiet Adams 144. steady: middling 3'A. Kickapoo p. in. Express.14414 1000 b ,,es. American 118 bales; speculation and export Kidneys] bagwa permeates a/id the PORTLAND & R. R. Brunswick, Hath, Gardiner, Hallowell and Stocks Closed but Firm. Express.118’ 2 purifies whole ROCHESTER Central Pacific. 31 31 LIVERPOOL. April 22. 1892.—Quotations— Augusta, 7.15 a. m.. *1.15, 5.00 and +11.30 Ches. & Winter Wheat Mixed American system, dissolves all l'- At New York, yesterday, money was easy, Ohio. 23% 23% 7s4di«7s6d; poisons, and drives STATION FOOT »'•»*. & Corn 4s 21 ed. cheese 64s. OF PREBLE STREET. f armmgton and via 1 Chicago Alton.145 146 out. It Phillips, Lewiston, 8.30 ranging from % @2 per cent.; last loan at 2, & them the whole a. in.. 3.10 via Chicago Alton preferred.. 1G11 180 gives renewed On and after p. in.-; Brunswick, 1.15 p. m.; at 2 Prime mercantile body Monday, Oct. s, 1891, Passen- and tor at closing percent. pa- Chicago. Burlington a Gainey.108% 108% trains will Ueave Dangeley 8.30 a. in. Delaware A Hudson OCEAN STEAMER 3IOVEB1ENTS. health, strength, and Read ger Portland: per |wasquoted at3V2@5y2 percent. Sterling Canal Co..144 144(4 activity. these letters. For Worcester, Monmouth, Winthrop Keadfleld and Oak- Delaware. LacKawana A West.. FROM FOR TIME Clinton, Ayer Junction, land. 1.10 and 5.05 p. m. was and firm with actual 169% 158% Nashua, Windham and Exchange quiet Denver A Rio Eppinjr at 7.30 a. WaVrvilie via 5.05 Grande. 171/® 17% Marcia.New Y'ork. Rio Janero. 23 W. BUThBECK, Danville, Vt., writes: m. and 12.30 m. Lewiston, 1.10, p. m.; via bankers’ bills at 4 for Apl W. Mrs. JULIA LE£, of brook, Ct., u/rftes: p. business in 86% 60-day Erie.. 30*’a 30% .New York.. 23 a'! h°Pes Say For | Augusta, 7.15 a. in.. *1.15, Jl 1.30 p. ill. Philadelphia Laguayra .Apl **t had given up of ever gett ing “I Manchester, Concord, and points North Erie preferred... .. suffered from troubles over via Lewiston. 3.10 via bills and 4 88% for demand; posted rates at 7334 74 Dania.New York.. Hamburg Apl 28 kidney thirty at 7.80 a. m. and l2.80 I Skowhegan p. m.; terribly from p. rn. 7.15 a. Illinois Central.. 104% 104V4 Amsterdam.. 28 well, and suffered kidney disease. yearn, and was told doctors / For Augusta, in.. 1.15, +11.30 p. m. 4 87%®4 89. Commercial bills were 4 86% .New York..Rotterdam.. Apl by could never Rochester, Spr.inffvale, Alfred, Water- ! Ind., Bloom A West... 10 23 Indian as a be Belfast, 1.15 and 11.30 p. in. Nevada.New Y'ojk. .Liverpool .Apl / tried kicltapoo Sagwa Ilast well. One bottle Indian boro and Saco Hirer at 7.30 a. in. 12.30 and <34 88. Government bonds were dull and Lake Erie & West. 20 26 ophickapoo Sagwa Dover and Foxcroft, via Dexter, 1.15, 11.30 Aller ...... New Y'ofk. .Bremen. .Apl 23 tattles of It cured me. / 5.30 p. m. | Lake resort. Three helped, and six bodies cured and Railroads were quiet and Shore.134% 134% .. 23 me, / am p.m. steady. barely steady. Etruria.New Y'ork.. Liverpool Apl all sufferers. For Gorham at 7.30 and 10.00 a m 12 30 Louis A Nash. 74% 26 recommend It do It Is worth Its now entirely well Bangor via Lewiston, 1.10 m.; via Augus- Extreme dullness marked dealings in the 751,,; Trave.New Y’ork. .Bremen... .Apl 8.00. 5.30. 6.20 and 11.15 p. m. p. Manhattan ta, 7.15 a. ill., *1.13 and +li.30 p. in., ami on Elevated.124’% 124% La Bretagne .. New Y’ork.. Havre.Ayl 26 weight in gold}" For Westbrook, | stock market after 12 o’clock, and fluctuations Michigan Cumberland Mills, West- at 7.20 a. in. Central.109% 109’ 3 Marcia.New York.. Rio Janeiro. Apl 27 brook Junction and Sundays only Minn. A St. Woodford's at 7 30 & 'JR. R. via 1.15 confined to the smallest limita- Louis. u»/4 .. Bangor Piscataquis Dexter, were naturally 111/2 Waesland .Now Y'ork. .Antwerp .Apl 27 and 10.00 a. m., 12.30, b.30 6.20 and Minn. A St. Louis 24 Remember the of 3.00, ami 11.30 p. in.; via Okltown, ut 11.30 p. and in no case was there any movement of pfd. 24(4 Majestic.New Y’ork.. Liverpool Apl 27 importance 11.15p.m. tion, Missouri Pacific. 60 ni. 00(4 City of Chicago New York.. Liverpool .. Apl 27 For Forest Avenue No general tendency in prices New Central...... to whole (Jleerinir), 6.20 p. m Kllsworth and Bar Harbor at 1.15 and 11.30 importance. j .Jersey 130(4 138(4 Mongolian. .Portland.. .Liverpool .Apl28 the kidneys your sys- file 12.30 p.m. train from Portland until toward 2 o'clock, when the Northern Pacific common. 22 connects p. in. was noticed 22(4 Siberian.New York.. Glasgow .Apl 28 Wlth “Hoosac Tunnel Northern Pacific tem. Once then « *?**,*'&«'&>* Vanceboro, St. John, Halifax and Provinces firmer Laeka- pfd. 60% 61 Auranta ■•••.. New Y’ork.. .. 30 fail, Route for the West ancl temper of dealings became and Liverpool Apl they at I nion Station, *1.15and Northwestern.12o(4 120(4 Alaska.New York. .Liverpool .Apl 20 Worcester, for Providence til.3up.m. wana scored a marked advance,rising to 159Vs. Northwestern out. The uric acid and, New York, Woodstock, St. and North pfd.142 .. look must Houlton, Stephen 143% Devonia.New Y'ork. .Glasgow .Apl 30 via “Providence Fine,” for Norwich and hour the firm was New York Aroostook at 1.15 and 11.30 p. m.; St. An- After delivery temper main- Central.11414 114% Kins.New York. Bremen .... Apl 30 Via‘*N°rwicbU;ine,’ witll New York. Chtcaco & St- Louis. 18V* in the as it is New^Y'ork, Boston drews, 11.30 n. ni. tained, and with considerable animation in 18% Gellert.New York.. Hambvrg Apl 30 stay body, and, & AibanyR R tor the West, and with the do nfd.~. *ltuns daily, Sundays included. ex- Louisville & Nashville. Reading. New England, 75 75 YVerkendam .. New York. Rotterdam.. Apl 30 New York All Rail via tNiglit is fatal. Do not “Springfield.” press with sleeping cars attached, runs Atchison and Northern Pacific preferred.Slight- Ohio*Miss. 20 20 1 .a Lourain e.. New Y’ork.. Havre.A.pl 30 deadly poison, Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester every Out, & Western'. 1934 Y night. Sundays included, but not to Skowhe.gan figures were obtained, the market 19% Saratoga.New ork. Hav&Card’sMch 30 at-1.30 p. ill.; from Rochester at 8.30 a. m. ly higher North American. Indian Monday morning, or to Belfast, Dexter or oe- closing dull, but firm, generally at Insignificant 14% 14% Niagara .New Y’ork.. Hav&.Sagua Apl 27 delay taking 1.30 ana 5.50 p. m. ; from Gorham at Pacific Kickapoo 6.4o’ youd Bangor, on Sunday mornings. change from first prices. Mail.. 36 36 City WashingtnNew Y’ork. Hav&Mex. Apl 80 8.30 and 11.30 a. ill., 1.30, 5.50 and Pullman 4.30, 7.35 White Transatactlons at the Stock Exchange aggre- Palace.193 192% Caracas .... New York..Laguayra. .May 3 Sagwa. p. m. Mountains and Quebec Line. Reading... 68 gated 216,100sharea. 58% I Havel .New Y’ork. .Bremen .May 3 bottle. For through Tickets to all points West and For Cumberland Mills, Sebago Lake, Bridg- Rock 86 4 $1.00'* All Island. 86% Vigllancia .... New Y’ork.. Rio Janeiro.May druggists. south, apply to S. E. ton, North Bar- St. & COKDWELL, Ticket Fryeburg, Conway, Glen, Louis San Frail. of Paris .. New Y'ork.. 4 Retail Grocers* Sugar Rates. City Liverpool. May Agent, Portland, Me. tlett, and Fabyaiis, 8.45 a. in., 1.45 and St, Paul. 78% .... 4 W >• I 78% Germanic New Y ork.. Liverpoo May __” 3. W. PETEKS, Sunt. 0.15 p. m.: St. Jolinsbury, Newport Portland market-4!ut loaf 5%c;c8tifectioners’ do pfd.123 123 6 Cienfuegos.... New Y'ork.. Cienfuegos. May niuiau vii C.J. WfGGIN, Gen’l Ticket Agent. and Montreal. 8.45 a. tn., 0.15 p. m.; North St, Paul. Minn. & Mann.113 113V4 ... •' 7e; pulverized,_6c; powdered, 6c; granulated, Umbria New York.. Liverpool. May 7 kills pain instantfly, and cures infljam- Pure Blood, Perfect Health." °°ta Stratford, Colebrook and Quebec at 1.45 St. Paul A Omaha...... ,. 48% 7 _dtf. coffee c 3c. 48(4 Furnesia.New Y’ork.. Glasgow May diseases. 35 cents. p. m.; Jefferson and Lancaster, 8.40 a. m. Sc; crushed, 3% •, yellow, (io 116 matory pfd.1151/3 Glengoll.New York. .Rio JaneiO.May 7 and 1.45 p.m. Texas Pacific, new.. 10% 10(4 onp-Cr> A Railroad Receipts. Union Pacific. 46% 46 The 8.45 a. ni. connects for all points in North- 22. U. S. Express. 45 46 MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 23. ern New Hampsnire. Vermont, Chicago ana PORTLAND, Apr. the .. West; and with the Canadian Pacific Maine Central R. R.—For Port- Wabash, St, Louis A Pacific 12% 12(4 Sun rises .4 °0lnriah I- 7 29 DOMINION ONE. Receipts by do 28 Hlg“ "atel Transcontinental train for Vancouver and Par pfd. 27% Sun sets.6 85 1 .. .. 8 06 Royal Mail Steamships. and. 108 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for Western Union. 92% 92% rifle Coast points. The 6.15 p. m. train connects at Montreal with via '‘Soo’1 connecting roads 152 cars. Sugar Trust. 95% 95% gg6}n Calling at Halifax Outwards and Homewards trains do pfd... ^a^^^ilHeiglittidej;; Line for Minneapolis and St. Paul. From From I- From Richmond A West Point. j ARRIVALS In PORTLAND. Foreign Exports. 10(4 10(4 Steamer. Portland. do pfd... go m Liverpool. J | Halifax. ENG. From Waterville and I-ewlston. 8.35 a. m.; Au- LIVERPOOL. Steamship Sarnta-23,- MARINE NEWS Mar. 17. OREGON, Apr. 7. lApt. 57 14i bush * gusta, Bath and from Rockland 16,442 do wheat 21,786 do oats 10.- 31. SARNIA, i 21. I 33. Mondays only, 451 floor cheese 2760 do but- The Wool Market. 8.40 a. m.; Montreal. Bridgton, etc.. 8.20 a. bags 18,300 tbs Apr. U. LABRADOR, [May 5. 7. ter 501.800 do bacob do 28.000 do May m.,and8p.m.; Quebec. Lancaster and 56.400 peas BOSTON. Apr. 22. 18921—The on PORT OF PORTLAND. Bridgton meal 260 bxs 4 do wheels 240 bdls quotations 12.20 p. in.; Farmington. and evap _ Bristol service ended for season. SKOwnogan apples Wool for this market are not broom handles 4580 blocks 2 cs much changed. Lewiston 12.25 p. m.; St. John. Bangor Rock- organs 26 pkgs to to wheels cs 269 The selections arc and Cabin, $40 $60; Return, $80 $110; Sec- land. etc. 12.30 p. m.; Waterville. Bath. emery 51 eggs 1071 bbls apples poor, in some instances FRIDAY, 22. ond Angus, head cattle 674 shooks. April Cabin, $25; Steerage, $20. taand Rockland, quotations are considerably shaded, but-usual- DAVID 5.35p.m.;Farmington,Skow- Arrived. TORRANCE & CO., hegan. Waterville and Lewiston, 5.45 p. m.; GEORGETOWN, Dcm. Bark Thomas J Stew- it is the ly quality of the Wool that makes the Steamer from Philadelphia—coal to nov23dtfAgents. Montreal. Lancaster. Fahyans, Bridgton, 8.ou art—113,673 ft. lumber 1345 shooks 1745 prs Centipede, lower prices: Randall & McAllister. p. m.; Night Pullman *1.40 a, m. heads 10.000 pcs staves 670 tons ice 106 bbls included. potatoes 69 tofts hay 1037 lbs cheese 1200 do Picklock and XXX.29 @30 Steamer New Brunswick, Hilliard, St Joun, ^Sundays NB, via for Boston. International fish 1034 do crackers 48 bush vegetables 6000 Ohio and Pennsylv’n XX and above.27 @28 Eastport Steamship Co. lbs 420 7 cs Ohio and Brig H H Wright, Palmer, Perth Amboy, with oleomargerine do poultry canned X.2(5 — — Portland. Mt. Desert & Machlas Steamboat Co. Pennsylvania @27 coal to Vessel to W FOR goods 12 pks sundry. Michigan and Wis. X and above... 25 @2(5 Randall & McAllister. 8 for Infants and Children* Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, (weather Jordan & Co. to load lumber at this Ohio and Penn. No 1 clothing.33 @34 Chartered permitting), leaves Portland—State Street for Bahia Blanca at $11 M. St. N.S. Portland Wholesale Market. Michigan No 1 clothing.34 @33 port pr Eastport, Calais, Jotin, N.B., Halifax, Wharf—Tuesdays and Fridays at 11.15 p. m., Sch L Drake, Goldthwaite. Bruns and aJl parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- Ohio delaine, line. 32 @33 Georgia •‘Castoria is so well adapted to children that Cnstoria cores or on arrival of train leaving Boston at 7 p. m. PORTLAND. Apr. 22, 1892. wiek. Ga. with 400,000 It hard pine to Richard- Colic, Constipation, tia, Prince Edwards Island, and Bret- Michigan delaine.30y2@3iy2 t recommend It as to Sour Cape for Rockland. Bar Harbor and Machiasport. Walker & Co, superior any prescription Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation, on. The favorite route to and The following are to-day’s quotations of Grain, Ohio No 1 clothing.37 @38 son, Kills C'ampobello Returning will leave Machiasport Mondays and Sch Minnie Baltimore—coal known to me.” H. A. m. Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di- St. N. B. etc.: No 1 @3(5 Rowan, Harding, Archer, D., Andrews, at 4. a. m.. at Portland Provisions, Produce, Michigan combing...35 to gestion. Thursdays arriving Fine unwashed & Randall & McAllister. Ill So. Oxford St., N. T. about same da vs. Flour. I Grain. unmerchantable. 18 @22 Brooklyn, Without injurious medication. Fall and Winter Arrangement. midnight Unwashed Sch C’assie F Bronson, Bennett, Baltimore— PAYSON TUCKER. Superfine & I car lots. 64@55 combing.25 @27 to On and after Nov. 2. and until Corn, Medium unwashed. 19 ra21 coal Me Cent RR. further no- Vice Pres. and General low nag lots. 57S58 Sch Amelia F Boston. 1 tice, the steamers of this line leave Railroad Manager. grades.$4Vi@4%|Corn. Fine Texas and Cobb, Johnson, “The use of ‘Castoria’ is so universal and For several years I have recommended F. F. BOOTHY. Gen’l. Pass, and Ticket X & lots. 5fi@56 territory.17 @22 Sch Portland, and Agent. Spring (Meat, bag Medium Texas and Lilian, Grindle. Boston. its merits so well known that it seems a work your Castoria, and shall continue to Wharf, Monday Thnrsdity at Portland. l. 1882. dtf. XX Spring S46fe@4% 'Oats, car lots.. territory..16 @21 Sch for always 5.00 tor and St. April 41®J42 Fine medium Texas and territory.. 17 @22 Izetta. Armstrong, Salem Bangor. of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the do so as it has invariably produced beneficial p. m., Eastport John, with Patent Sprng bag lots. .44@46 Sch Katie Boston for Deer Isle. do above connections; leave St. John [Oats, Ordinary Texas and territory.1(5 @20 Hall, intelligent families who not keep Castoria results.” Returning, Wheat 5 25® 5 501 Cotton Seed, Seh Odell. Boston for Penobscot within and Eastport same days. BLUE LINE. Oregon.16 @19 Bay. easy reach.” Edwin F. ROYAL Mich, str’eht ; car lots. 25 00,®26 50 Sch S J Lindsay. Boston. Carlos Martyr, Pardee, M. D., Through tickets issued and baggage checked roller.. California spring. 16 @21 D,D., Finest and Safest Trains in the World .$4%@5 lOi bag lots.. $26@2e 00 California Sch Gamecock. Wallace, Miilbridge, New York City. “The Winthrop,” 125th Street and 7th Ave., to destination, fy Freight received up to 4.00 clear do. Br’n fall.15 @19 m. S4*Affi4%: Sacked Sch — and Indiana 26 Gamecok, Robinson, Rockland—lime tc Late Pastor Bioomingdale Reformed Church. New York p. BETWEEN— StLouis st’gt 1 car ots. $20@21 00 Kentucky clothing.... @27 S C Chase. City. For Tickets and Staterooms, at the Un- Georgia.27 V4 apply New Baltimore and rooler.S5@5 12Vi I lots. 00 @27 ion Ticket 40 on for oilier York, Philadelphia, bag S2l®22 Super pulled..30 @42 6ch Morning Light, Nickerson, Cape Sable- Office, Exchange St., clear do... S4Vs@4% 1 Middlings.. $22@25 00 live lobsters to C W Marston. information at Company's Office, Railroad Washington Wnt’r wheat Cape Good Hope.28 @30 The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Kbit York. ! bag lots. S23@26 00 Sch Velma, White, Machias for New York. Street, Wharf, foot of State street. -VIA— ■ Montevideo.27 @28 patents 5 26®5 50 Provisions. Sch Clias Penobscot for Boston. J. B. COYLE, Australian and New Zealand.32 @41 Cooper. Gray, Gen’) Manager. Fish. iPork. Bks.15 00®15 50 Sch Laura & Marlon, Eastman, Harpsweil. Cod—Large I clear.. .14 75@15 00 J'e20_dtf_ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY, Shore-6 0O@6 SO! short Ctsl6 00@15 26 Chicago Cattle Market. Cleared. Small do.. 4 00 Beef mim MAIL STLAMSHIr (vMrAAi PHILADELPHIA & READING R. 50@6 .extra (By Telegraph) Barque T J Stewart, Blake, Demerara—J H R., .... 3 501 mess... — Pollock 50®4 18 00@ 8 25 Hamlen & Soil. LINT FOR — Haddock... 2 00®2 501 10 50 CHICAGO.April 22.1892.—The Cattle market BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. plate... 00®10 Sch Morning Light, Nickerson, Cape Sable— S&Thl ynrra Hake.1 75@2 OO ex-plate. 10 50® 11 00 —Receipts 10,000; shipments 3,500; steady: W C Rich. dec12_ All trains vestibuled from end to end, lighted by choice to steers at 4 others at Centra! and South Herring,box jLard. tubs. 7Vi prime 50@4 85; Sch Jennie California, Japan, China, gas. Unequaled dining car sendee. 3 Stockers and feeders at 2 Lippett. Pierce, Philadelphia, to ington. Drinkwater, Baltimor sehs Carrie C Scaled- 12@16cj tierces... 6%@ 7V4 50@4 40; 60@3 65; load for S Nickerson. e; ISLAND STEAMERS. Texans 2 10@* 05:cows and heifers Sagua—Peter Miles. Post. New Y'ork; Julia Baker, do. America and tiMe table II, 1892. Mackerel. bl : pails_61/2@11 2 50@3 50. Sch Laura V Mexico, April Rose, Leets. Kennebec, to. load VINEYARD HAVEN-Ar sehs Shore ls..S ! pure leaf.10 @10Vi Hogs—receipts 20.000; shipments 7000; slow for 20th, Gen From New York, pier foot of Canal street, Leave New York from loot of Liberty street, and OlaiOe Philadelphia—J S Winslow & Co. Sullivan for Shore 2s..S IHams_10Vi@10% lower; rough and common at 4 00 Sch Banks, Providence; Margaret. Mill- North River, for Skn Francisco via The Isth- North River. mixed and Shepardess, Tibbetts, New Harbor—J H for Fall River: Tim Med. 3a... 1300®$141 docov’rd.ll @11 y2 @4 25; packing 4 50'a;4 55; prime Blake. bridge Field. Frankfort for Falmouth Foreside Steamboat Co. mus of Panama. For Philadelphia at 4.00., 7.45, 9.00. 10.00, Large 3s.. ! Oil. heavy and butchers’ weights 4 G0@4 65;light at Baltimore; Ettta M Barter, North Bootlibay for For 11.30 with dining car. a. m.', 1.30, 2.1-5, 3.30 4 On and after Monday April 4. 1892 the Japan and Chinn, <. tUUWVO IAC1U3CUC. XVI'- 50@4 60. Charleston. with car 7.30 m. FROM OCR CORRESPONDENTS. Steamer Alice will dining 4.00, 5.00, 6.00, p. bush. .2 7000 2500 Ski 21st, sells Gen Banks, leave Town Landing, Fal- COLON.sails 26, noon CpeCran’s. 25| land ret. pet... 6% Sheep—receipts ;shipments ;steadv; Margaret, Timothy for Tuesday, April 12.15 night. Sundays--9.00. 10.30, 11.30 ewes and 6 a sells Den- Field. Etta M Barter. mouth Portland daily at 6.00 and 8.5o a. m. Pea Beans.. 195®2 10 —; wethers yearlings at 50 7 00; ROCKPORT, April 21—Ar, Aldine, From San Francisco, 1st and Brannon Sts. ; with car a. m. !.3o, 3.30 with Ligonia.6Vi to 1.00 and 5.00 m. leave west side dining dining Medium do. Westerns 5 906.6 25; Texans 6 75. nison. Boston, load for West Indies ; Ira Bliss PLYMOUTH—Sid' 21st,.sch Ellen Maria, for p. Returning car m.. 12.15 I Centennial.6% 60@5 of Portland Pier at CHINA sails 28 ft m. 5.00. 6.oo, p. night .1 Lambs 6 00. Morton, 7.00 and 10.00 a. m. 2.40 Thursday April p. Ger. mad.. 75®2 10i Pratt’s Astral.. 8Vi 00@7 Edgartown. Bangor, and 6.15 For Baltimore and Washington daily at 0.60, p. m. Special arrangements for ex- For or YeflowEyes.l 76@2 OOi Devoe’s DriUlant 8Vi SALEM—Ar 20th, sch W S Dougliton, Frank- Freight, Passage, general Information 11.30 with dining car a, m.; dining cursions, freight etc. can be made on board the to or 1.S0.S.3O, Cal Pea-2 60', Raisins. EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. fort for New York. apply address the General Eastern Agents. car o.OO 50@2 ooinesuc jtiarKies. steamer with B. M. p.in.. 12.15 night Insn Potat’s 35® 40c Muscatel.... 1 00 Sid fm steamer Sid 20th, sch Monliegan, coal port. SEABURY, Captain. E. A. ADAMS & ; 60@2 Liverpool 21st, Sardinian, for apr2 tf CO., Parlor cal's on’ day trains--’Sleepers -on ntghl Sweets .... 3 4 001 (By Telegraph.) Ar 21st, sch from Mt Desert lor New 50® London lav'r2 00*3 50 Montreal. Union, 115 state Street, Cor. Broad St., Boston. trains. Onions—Na NEWYORK. Sid fm Manila York. lOnpura lay’r.8 @9% April 22.1892.—Tile Flour mark- Apl 21. ship Henry Failing, Mc- Tickets via this line are on sale at principal Oves.2 00 .. Sid 21st, sch Izctta, for jeio_ 75@3 Valencia. 6 Vi (a 7 et—receipts 26,842 pckgs; exports 7397 bbls Intosh, New York. Bangor, :__dtf Railroad offices NeW York and N ev 14®15c PORTSMOUTH—Ar 21st, sch Ella Casco Steamboat throughout Geese. Sugar. and 8807 sacks; quiet; sales 23,500 bbls. Sid fm Valparaiso Mch 8, barque Edw Kidder, Frances, Bay Company, England. Chickens. .. Mt Desert for Boston. 15®17tb Ex-oual’ty flue Flour quotations—low extras at 2 65a3 35; Park, Antofogasta. CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF. Boston office, 211 Washington street. Fowls.,... 13® 14c granulated_413-16 mills extra 4 7584 citv mills Ar at Buenos to city 85; patents Ayres prior Apl 20th, barque fTT INTER TIME TABLE, Mon- dec22 dtf Turkeys ... 17® 19c Standard do. 4% 4 60(84 90; winter wheat low grades at 2 65® Belmont, Barker, Boston for Rosario. Foreign Ports. commencing day, November 1, 1891: Boston Apples. Extra 0. 4 % 3 35; fair to fancy at 3 40(84 50 at 4 Sid fm Buenos Ayres Mch 15, At Calcutta Mch 23. shins El Hum- :patents 15 barque Oueata, Capitan, Leave Portland for Forest City Peaks Jteamers. No 1 Bala- Seed. ®4 90; Minnesota clear 3 60@4 40; Gagnon, Portland. for New Frank for San Landing, Boston & Maine.R. R. straights phrey, York; Pendleton, Island, 5. 45, 8.00 a. 6.10 m.: wins.1 75®2 25 Red 1 75®1 85 do at 4 0084 do 4 15.®5 Ar at Barbadoes sch S G 6.45, m., 2.15, p. FARE OYXY Top... 60; patents 00; do rve Apl 20th, Haskell, Francisco. fop Little and Great Trefethen’s and $1.00. atinx.2 25®2 50 .1 55® 1 65 mixtures 3 608:4 16: at 2 to load for North of Hat- Ar at Mch Diamond, In Effect October 4, 1891. Timothy. superfine 35S3 00; Ricliarnson, Cadiz, V'alparaiso 16, barque Jas G Pen- Long Island, 8.00 a. m., vaplfi lb.. 8® 10c Clover_12 @16 fine at 1 90®2 75. Suotliern flour is teras. dleton, Lancaster. 2.15._p.m. quiet and C. W. T. GODING, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Lemons. Butter. unchanged. Rye flour dull and steady. Cornmeal Ar at Antwerp 15th inst, ship Hecla, Cotton, WESTERN DIVISION. octSOdtf General Manager. THE STAUNCH AND ELEGANT Palermo 3 00@3 75 Creamery.26®28 quiet and steady. Wheat—receipts 196,500 Memoranda. Tacoma. STEAMERS. Trains leave Portland (Union Station) for Messina.... 3 60@4 00 Gilt bush; 10,800 Sid fm a. Edge Vr’mt.22@26 exports bush;sales 238,000 hush; Brig Jennie Fhinney, which was driven ashore Liverpool 13th inst, ship S P Hitch- Soarboro Beach, Pine Point., 7.0t), 10.15 Oranges. 21 unsettled, weaker and Choice.20® closing moderately ac- at St Pierre last August, during a storm, has cock, Blair, New York. PORTLAND AND FOREST CITY Hi., 3;30, 5.15* 6.15 p. m.; Old Orchard Beach. Valencia—6 00@7 25 No 2 Red at 96896 in Sid fill a. Good.19*20 tive; V?c store and elev, made necessary repairs and sailed for Portland Buenos Ayres Mch IS, barque Charles Alternately leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, Saco, Biddeford. 7.00, 8 45, 10.15 m., 12.40, Florida-3 50®4 981/k®99YfC f o b; No 3 Red at Not Boston. 6.15 8.45 SOlStore.18^19 92y2c; March 28th. Her managing owner, (J W Mus- Loring, Rose, HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT GO. every evening, Sundays excepted, at 7 o’clock; 3.30, 5.15, p. m.; Kennebunk, 7.00, Sicily.3 76*4 001 Cheese. Northern 93%®95c: No 2 Northern at Sid fm Mex. 5th sch Fred A a. hi.. 12.40, 3.30, 5.15, 6.15 p. m.; Wells N. 905ke; grave) is In charge. Tlacotalpan, inst, arriving In season for connection with earliest Eggs. Y.fct’ry.. 13S13V2 No 2 Chicago 93@94c. Rye dull and Emerson, Johnson. New York. trains for Beach, 7.00. 8.45 a. m., 3.30, 5.15 p.m.;North irregular; New London, April 22—Sch Maggie Ellen, and after Nov. steamer points beyond. Eastern ext... .15® 161 Vermont. .13 @13Vi Western at 2,1891, MERRY- Great 8.45 a. 8114@841/2C. Corn—receipts 135,- Littlejohn, from Hallowell for New York, with CON will leave Orr’s Through tickets for Providence, Lowell, Berwick, Falls, Dover, 7.00, Held. iSage.14 @14% 745 bush; 3375 sales New York. ON EAG, Island at €.40 m., 12.40, 5.15 Farm- exports busli; 126,000 stone, is ashore at Fisher's Island, full of water. Fountain, intermediate Worcester, New York, &C. 3.30, p. m; Rochester, bush; moderately active and No 2 at Ar at Barbadoes 7th inst, sch J landings. ington, Alton Bay, Wolfboro, 8.45 a. m.. Limed... steady; The master is waiting for managing owner w Henry Smith, HEX URN leave Portland Pier for Orr’s Island Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, every 49Va®50c in elev, 50tk®51c afloat;' No 3—c: come on. Adams. Bahia. 12.40, 3.30 p. m.; Worcester, (via Great Grain and intermediate at 3.00 m. evening. Sundays excepted, at 7 o’clock. Quotations. steamer mixed at 47%(849i4c. Ar at Havana schs H J landings p. Falls and 7.00 a. Manchester Oats—receipts Hyannis. April 22—Sch Elizabeth M Cook, ftn 16th, Cottrell. Haskell, ISAIAH J. F.LISCOMB, J. B. COYLE, Rochester] m.; NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 109.675 bush; exports3225 113.000 and Cora. S DANIELS, and Concord South Newmarket bush;sales New York for Boston, before reported ashore, Hagan, Pascagoula; Maggie Hart, octldtf General General Agent Manager. (via Junction) weaker with moderate Manger. a. a. CORRECTEDBY PULLEN, CROCKER & CO. bush; trade; No 3 at was floated to-day and towed to this port full of Keene, Philadelphia. sepl6 dtf 7.00 m., 3.30 p. m.; (via Lawrence) 8.46 34c; do White at 35Vh@56V*c; No 2 at Ar 17th sch Edw m.; So. Newmarket Exeter, Wednesday’s 341/2® water. atCientuegos inst, Johnson, Junction, Hgv- quotations. 35% c; do White 37c: Mixed Western at 34® Warren. Philadelphia. erbill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 17.00, WHEAT. 36c: White do a. 36®>40V2c; White State at 35 ® Domestic Ports. Ar at Matanzas Apl 15th, barque Cheshire, FREEPORT STEAMBOAT CO. MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. f8.45 m., §12.40, 3.30 p. m. 40VjC. Coffee—Rio quiet and steady; No 7 af, Crosby. Port Elizabeth. Boston for Portland, 7.30, 8.30 a. m., 1.00, July. May. NEW YORK—Ar 21st, ship St 90 18V4C. Sugar—raw dull and steady ;refined dull Nicholas,Carv- Sid 16th. schs Augustus Welt. Sproul, New 4.00 p. m. Opening. 90% er. Han David PHANTOM will leave Portland DIRECT LIRE 90 and steady; the outside quotations are those Francisco; brig Bugbee, Stowers, York; Helen (} Moseley, Holt, do. TO NEW VORK. Sunday Trains from Union Station, for Bos- Highest. Vs 90% Matanzas: schs Chas L Frost, Matan- STEAMERPier for Freeport, touching at Falmouth Steamers Manhattan Lowest. 89 posted by trust inside figures cover re- Mitcboll, Ar at Weymouth. NS, 16th, sch F H fm and Cottage City ton and way stations, 12.55. 4.15 p. m. Vs 90 Vs zas; RF Morse. Port Rice, Foreside, Cousens', Great Chebeague and Little- bate ;No 6 at 3%.®4C ;Np 7 at 3 13-16 83 15-16: Pettigrew, Spain; Carrie Barbadoes via Portland. leave Franklin Wharf on and EASTERN DIVISION. Closing. 90 y„ 90% T Balano, Bond, Barbadoes. john's Island and Wolfs Point, at 8 p. m. daily Wednesdays Sat- No 8 at 3%@3%c: No 9 at 3 11-1683 15-6C; Cld at St John, NB, 20tli, sch Alaska, San- urdays at 6 p. m. leave Pier From Union Station. For Cape Elizabeth, CORN. Also ar 21st. sells J B Holden, Jack- (Sundays excepted). RETURNING, will leave Returning, 38, No. 10 at 3%@S%c:No 11 at 3 9-16®3 13-16C: Haskell, born, New Cathie C do. East River, New on and Sat- 9.00 a. m.; Amesbury, 9.00 a. m., 6.00 p. m.; sonville; Hurricane Chas York; Berry, South Freeport at 7 a. m.. touclilng at all land- York, Wednesdays July. Mav. No 12 at 3V2®35kc: Nol3 —: oft A 11-115 RPChase, Island; S Ar at miiahoi,, NB, 19th inst, sch D at 4 p. m. Fare. Round Biddeford, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Sa- Baylis, Kennebec; Charlotte Fish, Georgia ings, commencing March 16th. 1892. urdays $4.00; trip, Opening. 4.6*4 47% -16@4i4o; Mould A 4 7-16 84 9-16c: standard MtDesert; Loud, Beal, Salem, marl6dtf H. B. $7.00. J. B. COYLE, lem, Lynn, Boston, (12.00 a. m. daily) 19.00 a. *» Wm Sullivan. SOULE, Manager. Manager. Highest. 46V4 47% at A 4%@4 c; Confectioners’ at A Slater, J. F. General feb4dt£ m.. (§1.00 n. m. daily) t6.00p. m. 4Vfc@4%c; Old 21st, Havana. Rice, Re- Agent. Lowest... 45% 47% cut loaf at 5.55 Vac ;crushed at 5(85 c: barque Havana; LISCyVFB, Boston fcr Portland, 7.30 a. m.. (19.00 a. m. powder- becca Crowell, brig Emma. Spoken. Closing. 46 Vs 47% ed 4%,®4% c; granulated 4%(84% c: do; Doull, Wilming- T>ORTLA3fI> & BOOTHS AY STEAM- 12.30 <*7.00 m. Cubes at sch G April 20, lat 38 N. Ion 74 W, J H In- dailyi p. hi., p. daily.; c. Petroleum and ton; Henry Milliken, Kimball, Marsh barque a DUA tu. \\ inter On Friday's quotations. 4%@4% quiet steady; unit- Bahamas; Wm gersoll, Kio Jam-no for New York. Arrangements. ed at 69c. Provisions—Pork and Harbor, Hayes, Hall, Galveston; and after Monday, Nov. 2, Str. Enterprise will quiet steady, Mary A Hall, Veazie, Fernandina. April 29, off Absecom, sch Ella M Watts, fm FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION. WHEAT, and unchanged; Beef inactive: beef hams leave East Boothbay every Monday at 7.15 a. quiet; BOSTON—Ar 21st, sells Maud H Oli- Matanzas for Boston. tierced cut meats middles are Cudley, m., for Portland, touching at So. Bristol and For Portsmouth and way stations, 4.40 p. •Tulv. May. beeiduli; quiet: ver, Fort SC; Alfaretta S quiet hard and Western steam Royal, Snare, Smith, Boothbay Harbor. Every leave m. tConneets with Rail Lilies for .New York, Opening. 90 90% steady quiet; A C Wednesday, rlnesd 6 47Vi steam at 5 refilled Georgetown. SC; Buckley, Adams, New Franklin Wharf, Portland, at 8 a. m.«.for Round South and West. Highest.. 90% 90% ;city 90; quiet; Ethel F' New Strength! 6 6080 A 7 40. Butter York; Merriman, Merriman, Bed- Pond, touching at. Boothbay Harbor. ^Connects with Sound Lines for New York, Lowest. 89% 90% Continentat 80;S quiet; ford. Vitality! Every fine about State 17 Thursday leave Round Pond at 7 a, m. for tWestern Division from North Berwick Sun- Closing. 90% 00% steady; dairy 822c; doerm Cld 21st, schs Clara Leavitt. Western at doerm Lombord, Matan- Portland, at Boothbay Harbor. da vs only. CORN. 23.®23i^c; dairy 13815c; zas South touching Every at do 12 ; Shore. Sweetland, Fernandina. Friday leave Portland at 8 a. m. for "Western Division from Dover. 16@24c; factory 8>16c; Elginat 23Y2@ Ar 22d, schs Catalina. Boothbay, July. Mav. 24c. Cheese tn fair demand and Johnson, Rockland; So. Bristol, East Boothbay and Through tickets to all points South and West firmer; State Radiant,, Pemaquid. Opening. 45% *7% 9Yac; fancy ll%@12c. Hardy, Rockport.; Weather permitting. No freight received after tor saie at Union'Station. Congress street. Old Bartlett, a. Highest...... 46 47% to quiet and 22d, brig Mary Holmes, Machias; 7.45 m.. on day of leaving, JOHN W. SANBORN. Freights Liverpool steady; grain sch Kennebec and Rich- Lowest. 46% 47% per steam 2d. Mary Freeland, Alien, marldtfALFRED RACE. Manager. Acting Gen. Man.. Boston. Closing. 46 mond. D. W, SANBORN, Genl. 47% roea,— me Supt. cnicAuu, ajiiu riourmarK- Sid 22d, schs W B Herrick, for Cheverie, NS; D. .T. FLANDERS. G. P. and T. A.. Boston ket is dull and Wheat 2 Wm and CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. unchanged. higher ;No Mason, Kennebec Philadelphia; Em- GEO. E. WHITNEY, Gen. Agt. at Portland. at 82 ; No 2 Red at Corn KNOW THYSELF. Spring 86®88c. ma W Day, Effle J Simmons, Lizzie Carr. A new and dtf 2 40'-- are Or SELF-PRESERVATION. only oct3_ higher; No at rg42e. Oats active.and SAN FRANCISCO—Sid 20th, ship Alex Me- ESSAY on BOSTON AND Wednesday’s quotations. Gold Medal PRIZE NERVOUS and PHILADELPHIA. No 2 at No 2 at Nail. Monrnft. flnnk’s Tnlfifr. WHEAT. higher; 29Vic. Rye. 73Vac. PHYSICAL DEBILITY, ERRORS of Barley, No 2 at 60c. No 1 Flaxseed at 07c. GRAY'S HARBOR Ar 20th, ship Tam EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PRE- DIRECT STEAMSHIP LISE. rumaiiu K lummira rails Provisions lower—mess at 9 YOUTH, tiauway. July. May. pork 40®9 42 Vi. O Shanter, Patterson,ISan Francisco. MATURE DECLINE, and all DISEASES Opening... 80% 80% Lard at 6 12 Vj®6 16. Dry salt meats—shoul- GALVESTON—Sid 17th. sch Benj B Church, and WEAKNESSES of MAN. 800pagea, cloth. In Effect November 16, 1801. 81 ders at 5 short clear sides at 6 17 From Boston and Closing. 80% 50@6 00; Vi Allen, Mobile. 125 invaluable prescriptions. Only $1.01) every Wednesday Saturday. @6 30. sch B R Portland via G. T. CORN. PASCAGOULA—Ar 20tli, Woodside, flit;y mail, double sealed. Descriptive Prospect- From Leave Railway, 7 10 a. m. bbls; 22.000 Wflrlp vftliu every and Receipts—Flour. 12,000 wheat. us with endorsements ■ crsin Philadelphia Tuesday Friday. and l .30 p. m. July. Mav. oats. pnwf bush; corn. 172.000 bush: 246.000 bush; MOBILE—Ar sch A V Ander- Press and From Wharf. 3 m. From RETURNING-Leave Canton 4.30 and 0.30 opening. 89% 43 20th, Lamson, cf tho voluntary | tWuY Long Boston. p. a. rye. 8,000 bush; barley, 16,000 bush. son, Havana. testimonials of the cored, i • NUW. Pine Street wharf, at 3 nu In- m. Closing. 89 m, 43% Philadelphia, p. Shipments—Flour 12.000 bis; wheat. 215,000 APALACHICOLA Cld 20th, sch Henry P Consnltatlon in person or by mail. Expert treat, surance one-half the rate of sailing vessel. STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY-From \V. Friday's quotations. bush; corn. 183,000 bush; oats, 166,000 bush; Mason, Percy, New York. mert. INVIOLABLE SECRECY and CER. Freights for the West by the Penn. K. R., am Minot lor Hebron Academy; Buckfield for W. • bush. WHEAT. rye, 9,000 bush; barley, 17,000 FERNANMNA—Ar 21st, sch Hattie Dunn, South by connecting lines, forwarded lice < Sumner and Turner; Canon for Peru, Dix- ST. Flour mar- Poland. New York. commission. fieldand Mexico; also for Brcttun's J ulv. M av LOUIS. April 22.1892,-The ESTABLISHED 851. Mills, et is firm.but and Wheat closed BRUNSWICK—Sid 20, sch Star of the Boston, Mane. Livermore. L. L. LINCOLN, Supt. Opening. 80% 81 quiet unchanged. Sea, The Old Standard Family Medicine, Medical Institute has imi- Passage *10.00. Round Trip «18.00 Vic 2 Red at 86Vic. Corn quiet, and Hopkins, Boston. The Peabody many Closing. 81 Vs i 8iys higher;No ft regulates the bowels, assists but no Meals and room No 2 at Oats firm Ar sell Chas H Wolston, from digestion, tators, equal.—Herald. included. je27_Atf firm; 37%c. and higher;No 2 21st, Hinckley, and cures those diseases from a dis- or CORN. arising The Science of Life, Belf-Pregervation, is a For or at 30%c. no sales; No 2 —. is Boston. ordered stomach or liter, such freight passage apply to F. P. WING Rye, Barley as: Consti- treasure more valuable than gold. Read it now, Grand Trunk May. quiet: Minn —c. Provisions: a moderate Sid 21st. sch Lydia M Peering, for Boston. pation, Biliousness, Agent, 70 Long'Wharf, Boston. of Canada. July only Indigestion, Loss of WEAK and NERVOUS man, and learn to Railway Opening. 39 42 % job trade—pork, standard jobbing 10 00. Lard CHARLESTON—Cld 20th, sch Jacob M Has- Appetite, Headaches, etc. every E. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and Geneva be STRONGMedical Review* (Copyrighted.) On and After Per. Closing.. 39% 42ya 6 00. Dry salt meats—loose shoulders at 4 60: kell, Doane, Weymouth. best remedy for worms Manager, 89 State St., Fiske Building. Boston MONDAY. 7, 1801, known.' v Trains will run as longs and ribs 6 55; shorts at 5 70; boxed lots Ar 21st, sch Jennie F Willey, from 60c.. and dec3 icf22.lv follows: Haggett's Price, 36c., 61.00, At all druqqlsts,33 «od&wly Mass._ Boston Stock Market. 15 more. Bacon—shoulders at 5 25; longs and Cove. Or of the Proprietors. DEPARTURES. ribs at 6 25; shorts at 6 40. SC-Ar 21st, sch H Da. J. F- TRUE & CO., The were of GEORGETOWN, Henry Auburn, Maine. Allan Line following to-day’s quotations Hams 9 00® 10 60. Eossett, New York. For Auburn and Lewiston. 7.10 and 7.20 a. stocks n Boston: Chamberlain. Royal Mail 3,000 WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 20th, sch C Steamships. m.. and 1.10,1.30 and 5.10 m. For Gor- Atchison. & Stanta Fe R. Sol's Receipts—Flour. bbls; wheat, 6,000 Harry p. Topeka bush: corn jy!6__TT&S&wtlA ham, 7.10 a. 1.30 and 5.10 m. For C. B. & 37.000 bush: oats, 22,000 bush; Shepherd, Boyce, Norfolk. BETWEEN m., p. Q.3 08% David PORTLAND AND LIVERPOOL. Montreal and 7.10 a. m. 1.30 Mexican rye. 10.000; barlev. o.ooo bush. NORFOLK—Sid 29th, barge Crockett, GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. Chicago, and Central. 18ya for From I in. For 1.30 ill. For Union Pacific. Shipments—Flour. 7.000 bbls; wheat. 18. Portland. From I From p. Quebec. p. Buck- 4S% OOOibush; corn, NEWPORT NEWS—Sid sch C A FIRST Liverpool [ Portland. Halifax. Held and Caiiton, 7.10 A. m. and 1.30 p. m. Boston & Maine R.170 191,000 bush; oats, 13,000 21st, Camp- CLASS Steamships | bush; rye. 6.000 bsh; 00.000 hush. bell, Boston. dopfd.14.7 barley, 26th Feb. ^Mongolian I 17th M»T 19th Mar ARRIVALS. BALTIMORE—Ar sch Henry •• Bell DETROIT.Apr 1 20th, LIppett, 10th Mar. •Numldian, | 31st 2ml From Lewiston and 8.23 a. Telephone.205 22.1892.-Wheat,No White, Howes, Pensacola. COCOS. Apr Auburn, ID, No 2 at EPPS’S New York and New It. at90Vic: 90Vie. Corn—No 2 at 42Vic. 24th Parisian, |14th 16th. 12.10, 3.10, 6.40 and 5.50 m. From Gor- England 40% Old 20th, sell Coombs, Boston. PIANOS BREAKFAST. Apr. p. do pf d. 93 Oats—No 2 White at 33c; No 2 at 31 %<:. Rve Spartan, 7th Apr. | •Mongolian | 30th ham, N, H„ 8.25 a. m.. 12.10 and 5.50 m. PHILADELPHIA—Ar sch H W Ma -By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which 2gth p. Wisconsin 3 —No 2 at 75c. 20th, and From and 12.10 a. Central. 7% FOR SALE govern tne operations of digestion nutrition and •S. S. Numidian and Chicago Montreul, m., — Boston. OR Central comber, Bray, RENT; ALSO the fine Mongolian will carry cat- From Maine R. .118 Receipts—Flour, bbls; wheat. 16,000 bush: bv a careful application of properties of well- tle 5.50 p. m. Quebec, 12.10 p. m. Ar 21st, ship St David, Frost, Im sch ha* our breakfast tables and cabin passengers. Cabin $40 to corn, 1,OOOibush; oats, 3000 bush. Havre; selected cocoa. Mr Epps provided only TICKET Henry Sutton, Portland. flavored beverage which save us $60, according to steamer and location of state OFFICE New Y'ork Pierce, with a delicately may Mining Stocks. Cld sch Matilda docror’s bills. It is by the judicious use of room; second cabin Cotton 21st, D Borda, New Bedford- many heavy $26; steerage $20. 50 Exchange Street, and Depot Foot of In- (By Markets. S P ORGANS such articles of diet that a constitution maybe gradually dia Telegraph.) Hitchcock, Blair, Bath; Three Sisters, for to resist to 8 Street. or built up until strong enough every tendency Steam Y'ORK. Anr (By Telegraph.) Gardiner. Very Fancy Plain at maladies are STATE NEW 22. 1892.-TIie following disease Hundreds of subtile floating around LIKE I ships*" At Delaware Breakwater there ib a weak We Lowest fares from Y are to-day s closing quotations 01 minute stocks NEW YORK. April 21. 1892,-The Cotton 21st, sch Belle us ready to attack wherever point may New York and via Portland, armouth Junc- a shaft ourselves well- Glasgow, Londonderry market is dull and sales — Hooper, Sinnett, Trinidad. < scune many fatal by keeping tion and Danville Junction as follows: To Chi- CoL Coal.“ 31 unchanged: bales; NO. 114 1-2 a Cabin and Sid 21st, Beatrice EXCHANCE ST. fortltied with pure blood and properly nourished frame. every fortnight. $35 upwards. Re- and good ordinary uplands 413-16C; do Gulf 5 3- barque Havener, from Cien- Gazette." turn and cago *20 *16.75; Detroit, *16.75 and — —"Ci''U Service $66 upwards. for Boston. — AT *12.50; Kansas *30 and St. Hamestake. 14 00 16c; good ordinary stained at 4 6-16c; fuegos Made with boiling water or milk. Bold only in to Boston City *24.00: Paul middling — simply Glasgow direct via llerrv PERTH AMBOY Ar labelled thus: and and 826.50; St. Louis via Ontario..v.1..38 00 uplands 7 3-16c; do Gulf at 7 9-16c; do stained 21st, sch Leonessa, -luiIf-pound tins, by grocers, Galway. Prepaid *31.50 Detroit. *23.75 Rolerson, New York. steerage $19; intermediate and *18.75; St, Louis via S2C and Quicksilver. 3i/2 at 6%c. fS° to H. & A. ALLAN hud T. P. Chicago do Ar 20tli, schs Sardinian. fm New JAMES EPPS & Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, Apply *21.75; San pfd. 00 NEW Lord, York; Mi liOWAN, or H. 6. A. ALLAN Francisco, California, *90' and ORLEANS,April 21,1892,-The Cotton John Douglass, do. Portland, These rates are Staxican...... Erskine, W. P. London. ; Boston. *50.75. subject to change. market is firm, middling 7«, schs Aim- I HASTINGS’. England. L. J. 21st, Walker 4ocl7 decs* dt£ SEARGEANT, General-Manager. .^FgOVIDENCE-Sia rnjfrZfi BIuSwl* 1