PORTLAND" DAILY PRESS. _ ESTABLISHED JUNE (* 23, 1862—VOL. 30. PORTLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1892. cSjSiAYF™*! PRICE THREE CENTS.
THIS MORNING’S NEWS. miscellaneous. _ REPUBLICANS. BOWDOIN Mrs. J. R. Andrews, Mrs. Wm. Sewall, Miss Page 1. WITH THE METHODISTS. ALL HATH WAS THERE. Cutler, Miss Carpenter of Portland, ROYALTY’S SORE THROAT. Enthusiastic Students Perfect the Organ- Mrs. J. P. Jr., Miss Guild and Weather indications. Baxter, ization of Their Club. Miss Mitchell of Brunswick. Gen. Hyde General news. telegraphic CURED entertained the party at his residence Annual meeting o£ the Temporary Home. ** “Elmhurst” on About seven or eight months ago I to the Press.] High street. St. Tammany day. [Special The Cast.ine and her Machias are was attacked by a cough, and at once 11.—-The When the the sister Fears that the Prince General orders to the Maine G. A. E. A Colored Brother Denies Rumors of Brunswick, May tentative Champagne Baptized for Asiatic and stations. of Wales Has began to take a medicine much adver- designed similar Republican club consisting of students cost The dimensions are: Page 2. tised as an expectorant, and continued They $037,000. and Maine Gunboat Castine. 100 feet; 32 mean a using it until I had taken about six bot- a Stampede. from the College Medical length, beam, feet; Dangerous Malady. Democratic district convention. draught, 12 feet; 1063tons; tles. Instead of giving me relief, it only School was permanently organized here displacement, Page 3. 14 knots. The are triple made me worse. I speed, engines tried several other yesterday. The membership has al- with and 85 Poem: A Sinner. but all in expansion, cylinders 15J, 221 remedies, vain, and I don’t reached 100, and a considerable inches in diameter. entire Maine Towns. ready THE NEW CRAFT’S FIRST VOYAGE TheCastine's ENGLISHMEN WILL ATTEND think I had three whole nights’ rest THE CONFERENCE HEARS ABOUT A THE increase is expected. great deal of sail area will be 6500 feet. The armament Page 4. during my illness. I began to think that A GREAT is to consist of 4-inch fire THE CONSTITUTION. enthusiasm was manifested at the elec- SUCCESS. eight rapid SILVER CONFERENCE. Editorials. guns. At the bow is a torpedo tube. tion of officers. The were Personal and Peculiar. following The secondary battery comprises four elected for the ensuing year: Consumption 6-pound and two 1-pound fire guns Page 5, had laid hold of and ’93 rapid me, my hopes of President—R. C. Payson, and a Gatling. Her is to be were A. White, M. S. Miss Martha Hicliborn Gave the Gunboat machinery It la Feared that the Prince of Prendergast-Scanlan. recovery all gone. I was a mere Applause Greets the Resolution Pledging First Vice President—C. a curved deck which will Wales Has Second Vice President—L. O. ’93. protected by Grand indictments. skeleton, hut a friend of who had Baldwin, Its Name as It Started for the Kenne- the Same Trouble as that Jury mine, Colored Members to Continued Alle- Corresponding Secretary—H. C. ’93. cause a shot to glance off, and by the which Killed been some time W. Fabyan, Jerusalem and the Holy Land. away, called to see Secretary aud Treasurer—C. ’93. bec—The with coal bunkers. The armor the the giance—A Movement to Unite the Two C. Peabody, Shipyard City Thronged protecting Emperor Frederick—Mr. Goschen Pomona me. He recommended me to Executive Committee—li. Fayson, c. A. batteries is four inches has Grange. try Ayer’s of thick. She in the White, H. C. Fabyan. Visitors—Description the Ship which Talks of the Silver Conference to Munjoy Union Mission dedicated. Cherry Pectoral, and kindly sending Groat Bodies Church—Conflict- twin screws of the three-blade type, It was to send E. A. Is for Service in British Deaths and marriages. me a bottle, I took it, but with little ing Recommendations Concerning Ad- voted Pugsley, ’92, Designed Asaiatic seven feet eight inches in diameter. The Bi-Metalllsts—The German Em- as to the convention and ban- Music and drama. hopes of I am delegate Waters. craft is with a to run a Latest. recovery. thankful, how- ditional Bishops. provided dynamo peror’s quet to be held at Ann Arbor, search beside the Court record. ever, to say that it cured me, and I am Mich., light incandescent with the University of Michigan Repub- [Special to the Press.] which will be used London, May 11.—Information 6. to-day enjoying the best of health.”— Omaha, Neb., May 11.—Bishop Joyce lamps throughout. coming Page lican Club, on Tuesday, May 17tli. Gen- 11.—The United States The finish of the J. Wilmot in Bath, May cabins is cherry and from a private source would seem to Wit and Wisdom. Payne, Monrovia, Liberia. occupied the presiding officer’s chair eral Hon. T. B. Reed and several Alger, known as No. ash. The crew will comprise ten officers the General gunboat Castine, officially give a somewhat alarming to the Maine colt stakes for 1892. Methodist Episcopal Confer- other prominent Republicans have writ- and over 100 sailors and marines. aspect ten that will be 6, was successfully launced at the Bath from which the Prince of Page 7. AYER’S ence toda.y The rules were suspended they positively present. Portland sent quite a delegation to the indisposition It is expected that somo of the Iron Works at 12.15 today. This vessel them Wales is known to be but the Financial and Commercial. to hear the report from the committee leading launch, among being Oapt. Denni- suffering, men in the country will address the mem- is a twin sister of the launched Messrs. Pectoral on Machias, son, Eastman, Partridge, Hayes, exact nature of it has never been satis- Marine news. Cherry the centennial of the General Confer- bers of the Bowdoin College Republican Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. described. The Page 8. ence of the Methodist church. The re- Club next month and during the fall factorily statement is to sure tocure credited to an intimate friend of the late Brief Jottings. Prompt act, port recommended a special service on campaign. PersonaL the evening of May 17, and that efforts Sir Morell Mackenzie that the eminent INTO MAINE'S GARDEN. Base ball news. be made to collect the facts connected throat specialist, three days before his » The Walker Beady to Building the & a library. with the Conference of 1792, as the offi- Begin Bangor death, paid professional visit to the Graces and Cashes arrested at Cape Elizabeth. Aroostook. been cial journal of that conference was lost. Prince, having hastily summoned Obituary. to Marlborough House for that The was 11.—The purpose. Woodfords Congregational church. report adopted. Baboob, May Bangor & The Prince’s symptoms were such that Fanners tried on charge of cruelty to animals A ringing resolution was offered, call- Aroostook Railroad Construction Com- he and the Princess feared they might World’s Fair notes. ing for an earnest effort to unite the two pany neia a meeting nere today and dis- indicate the existence of an ailment like that for which Sir Morell had Branches ot the Methochst Episcopal cussed important matters in connection treated the late Emperor Frederick of church in the United States. It was re- with the commencement of the of Germany. SPECIAL work Sir Morell’s death came so soon that it is NOTICES fered to the committee on state of the building. President Burleigh says the not known whether he formed any defin- church, amid applause. ite work may commence the last of opinion of the nature of the Prince’s A resolution was introduced by the May. illness. STEAM CARPET SEAM. Rev. Mr. Brown, colored, of Maryland, Contracts will be finally awarded shortly. declaring that the colored brethren ENGLAND ACCEPTS. OFFICE AND ROOMS AT would remain to the not- loyal church, Women Fought the Flame*. Mr. Goschen Says Delegates Will Be On a false that in- withstanding report they Hand tended to from the church if Stow®, May 11.—About 5.30 Tuesday at the Silver Conference. Foster’s Forest City stampede December 8th last. The citizens turned Simpson, Schwartzchild, Jordan, A. W. Dye House, certain concessions were not made to the mill at Stow owned Emerson & out en by masse to witness the launch, and Laughlin, Col. Moore, B. F. Oakes, G. London, May 11.—Kt. Hon. George J. 13 PREBLE OPP. PREBLE HOUSE. them. The resolution was with the railroad and ST., greeted Son caught fire and burned to the steamboat lines brought L, Gerrish, M. A. Wisgin, Capt. Bunker, Goschen, chancellor of the exchequer, applause, and referred to the committee crowds from out of town. There were This machine with steam attachments patent- ground. By the help of a large number Capt. Wyman, P. F. Thayer and Misses announced to a number of bi-metallio ed and in uae the houses on state of the church. 5000 when Miss Martha by leading through- of fully present Tibbetts, Simpson and Munger. out the United floor in The then took the re- men and women, who were soon on that waited him States; largest space A. H. DOANE. conference up Hichborn, daughter of Naval Construc- Hon. E. B. Mallet of was deputations upon today, New covered no Freeport England; teams; charge for port of the constitution committee. the spot, most of the lumber in the yard tor Hichborn, broke the decorated bot- those that England would the invitation trucking; Carpets cleansed in any kind of among present, also Hon. Wm. accept Merrill said the was the tle of over the bow of the United States to weather at all seasons of the year. CURED! CURED!! CURED!!! Bishop report was saved. One lady worked from the champagne of the T. Hall of Richmond, S. W. Carr of take part in tho opinion and conclusion of the majority Castine. Miss Hichborn stood on a international conference to discuss the first carrying water from the pond, and flag- Bowdoinham, Conductor “Joe” Ander- of the committee. That portion of the bedecked platform at the bow of the ves- son of the Maine Central and silver question. Mr. Goschen said that LACE CURTAINS CLEANSED EVERY DAY “Enlargmeent of Liver and with was still at 9 o’clock. Deputy mar29 Spleen constitution by which delegates were ad- busy sel, with the rest of the launching party, Sheriff Cornish of The Great Britain received an invitation _ eodtfsn_ Topsham. early Trouble.” mitted to the general conference was put Kennebec County Convention. who were: General Hyde, accompanied afternoon trains bore most of the visitors Monday last from the United States to Kidney all in unlawfully and not put in at in by his family, Naval Constructors Hich- The launch was one send delegates to the conference for the Augusta, May 11—The Kennebec away. of the finest LEADING PHYSICIANS IN reality, said Bishop Merrill. The consti- born and Hoover, Colonel Hayden, G. F. ever seen here and off without the purpose os examining into what meas- CHICAGO, committee met at passed tution really should remain as it was in county Republican Moses, C. H. Lieutenant Per- ures can be taken to increase the use of FIRE DETROIT AND BOSTON McLellan, slightest mishap, which cannot but be INSURANCE. with the that these C. R. silver in 1868, exception Augusta today and fixed the date for kins, Hanseom, ffm. Lewis and regarded as a good omen for the future the currency systems o£ nations., Tried and should be made. The of Tried, Tried changes lawfully holding the Kennebec county Republi- Capt. Codding New Bedford, Mr. and of Uncle Sam’s prize beauties. conference of 1S68 failed to confer power The Mad Emperor. DOW & can on at PINKHAM, But 5 Bottles of Dana’s BEAT THEM ALL! upon the conference of 1872, which lat- convention, August §», Augusta, HOLMAN’S GREAT DAY. FINISHED DINNER JUST IN TIME. Beklin, May 11.—At in- ter conference assumed it. This assumed Grimes’s Mill Burned. yesterday’s 35 Street. Reader, ip you have any doubts spection of the guards the Emperor Exchange ABOUT THE TRUTH OP THE authority ought to have been corrected A called the FOLLOWING, Cabibou, May 11.—E. P. Grimes’s He Succeeds in Getting an Appropriation Minute Later the Honse was Demol- from ranks and before the -ALSO- INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. OUR The commission held that all long ago. ished hy a Tornado. whole regiment complimented and shook TESTIMONIALS ARE ALWAYS TRUE. the fundamental rules that the large mill on Madawaska stream, about Wiped Out. govern hands with a sentry who shot Employer’s Liability Insurance, Pardon us for saying, “Dana’s is conference were a of the three miles from Caribou recently general part village, was two men in Wrangel street, one of the Accident Insurance, THE KIND THAT CURES. constitution. Dr. Hammond offered an Collieksvilee, 11.—A burned Monday. Loss about in- Washington, May 11.—In the House, Tenn., May men killed. The incident has Elevator Inspection and Insurance, Hampden, Oct. 4,1891. all $7000; being Me., amendment to the report to make terrific tornado passed two miles north- caused a most Gentlemen:—I have received so sured for $4000. today, Mr. Holman moved to amend the unfavorable impression. ■team Boiler Inspection and Insurance, much those acts constitutional which were ap- benefit from the use of DANA’S SARSA- civil west of this place yesterday at noon, Life Insurance, a two-thirds vote of the Drunk and Drowned. sundry appropriation bill by strik- PARILLA that I ice! it proved by BUILDING BOOM STOPPED. Marine Insurance, TPIL2 C church in accordance with the restrictive out the clause doing great damage. The storm first I 6rS Ea iuj to write you re- 11.—The colored stew- ing appropriating $620,500 Plate Glass duty Bangor, May struck the farm of B. The Exodus of Strikers FroiuBarre Insurance, ease. For I have been rules. for the site and commencement of the J. Cart- Still garding my years ard on the schooner Dick was —AND— the conference ad- Williams in troubled with Enlargement of the Pending discussion, new mint at A free coin- wrignt. plowing away several outhouses Progress. Bonds Issued for Persons In The committee on drowned He was intox- Philadelphia. Surety Banks Liver and Spleen, also bad Kid- journed. episcopacy Tuesday night. and a amount of age measure which Mr. Bland destroying large timber. or other Positions of TrnBt who are ney Trouble. I was so bad that has decided to recommend that four new icated. His name is not known. attempted B arris, Vt., May 11.—A letter from .J. The farm of Chester was to Give lor two years 5 was be in defiance of the of- to tack to Mr. Holmans motion as an Biggs, colored, B. Required Security, bishops created, At Dyer, national secretary of the Gran- unable Ivi * 1119 eJP to work. ficial action of the Dexter, June 30. amendment after ruled next visited. and his had —AGENTS FOR— episcopal board,which was, discussion, Biggs family ito Cutters’ For weeks was unable to out Union, today, says tho report Is London & Globe. get was against increasing the number. Bangob, May 11.—The as not germane. just finished dinner when the house was Liverpool from the bed to a chair Republican Insurance Company of North America. without Mr. McMillin of in advo- that the dealers in Mousam, Milford, I have doctored in county committee met today and decid- Tennessee, completely demolished. was seri- Northern Assurance of England. help. Chicago, ALCRYON’S FATE. Mr. Holman’s motion to strike Biggs Millstone Point, Sunapec, Fitzwilliam Fire of New York. Detroit and Boston without receiv- to cating Niagara ed hold the Penobscot county conven- need of ously hurt, and several members of his and Haverhill, had tho cutters’ Insurance Co. of In u out, urged the giving thought to signed Queen England, ing any benefit. up y Detroit more or less of Tlie Case of the Horse and the National tion at Dexter, June 29th. the of A family injured by falling bill prices is true. The manufactur- I doctored with a e#E eight subject expenditure. deficiency timbers. is New Hampshire Fire. in the face of this in This the first cyclone in this ers here take no stock in the rumor. The Phoenix of London. different Doctors, spent hundreds Association. Congress 1893. he Trotting THE oc of the for cutters at of dollars without NADEAU, OUTLAW. sa.iri wa« inAritaKlA aa fafft if Iqtoc part country 40 years. East Barre cease work tomor- Insurance Go. of State of Pennsylvania receiving uoilr Ono ,.onl AAtol-A.. 1. _7 V Norwich Union of England. anv benefit. I came to the State of heretofore enacted and those being' made n,-xuo uuaiu ui ic- his rents one Reliance of Philadelphia. 1 Maine and, by the advice of Mr. Baker, vmcAUUj au.o>j The Man who Shot Deputy McNally were carried out. THE TEMPORARY HOME- half and the building boom & Co. of N. Y. tried a bottle of is at a stand still. Three hundred strik- Fidelity Casualty your SARSAPARILLA, view of the National Trotting Association Keeping; Up His Becord. After further debate Mr. Hoiman pre- National Life of Vermont and I received so s ers have gone. inpp rendered at sented a letter from a responsible person Annual of the and Boston Marine. nmcls benefit that several decisions its meeting Meeting; Corporators Uyifba in Philadelphia, that a suitable I took four and I In the case of the horse Fobt 11.—Since the saying Ele tion of Officers. more, to-day today. Alcryon Kent, Me., May site could be secured at a third of the ATTENTION, COMRADES. am a well man. STERLING DOW. H. K. PIMHAE which was ruled off in the famous race attempt of the officers to arrest him, Na- amount it was to for the tebll sneodtf You are at liberty to publish and I proposed pay Points for Grand Army Mon Who Are Go- this, Jao.. A1____V .1_J. T\_J_TT. •!. J site Tlie annual of the behind it. with the stallion the matter was VAAV A1AWU UA1U U U (JU1UVU recommended. meeting corporators •will stand Nelson, J ing to turned over to the ex Mr. of com- Washington. Respectfully yours, president, Govern- States Marshal has been to Breckinridge Kentucky of the Temporary Home for Women and of McNally, mented rather A. H. DOANE. or Bulkeley Connecticut, and pending severely upon Mr. Hol- was town twice after provisions. On each Children held yesterday. Mrs. F. C. Department Commander Isaac Dyer Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast Maine. his decision the driver was temporarily man for having the letter in his pocket occasion he has had his and has until the tail end of the Johnston, the secretary, in her annual has issued general order No. 2 for the in- _ reinstated. A check for $5000, which rifle, debate. one of the parties was alleged to have se- remarked that he “would kill the firs! Mr. Holman said he understood it was report, mentioned the completion of the formation of G. A. R. comrades in this cured from a pool seller just before the man that troubled him.” On his first on the files of the committee. first decade of the institution’s work, department. Geo. C. Hopkins of race, caused all the trouble. visit he the store A vote was taken and the motion to called at and shouted and said: Thatcher Post has been appointed A. D. to the to the articles strike out agreed to, 95 to 92. Mr. Bing- proprietor put up Tlie ladies deeply that the illness of the C. on his staff. All aids THE WEATHER. a ham notice he would demand a regret that are going wanted. Nadeau saw man coming gave yea president of the association has kept her from and vote in the to Washington to attend the 26th Na- toward him and he kept back, nay House. mingling more promptly with them, but they stepping feel tional and trans- The Rain Will Continue Today—Pleasant so that the man would be in front of very grateful for her unfailing interest aud Encampment wishing him, words of until the had ready encouragement, even though portation by headquarter cars via the Tomorrow. storekeeper wrapped up The Pension List. she be for a little time lain aside from active ef- Baltimore & Ohio railroad or a horse for Bar new stock of the goods, and then he turned and took fort. Spring 11.—The follow- the parade, should without the same way to get out of the store. A Washington, May Tlie shadow of death has once visited our apply delay Washington, Hay 11.—For Maine: have been to ranks. The face and form of to the Assistant Adjutant General. Each short time ago two men passed Nadeau’s ing pensions granted people pleasant gentle is to in Maine: our assistant matron is missed from the place post should to the Paper Hangings Showers; variable winds. Signals dis- in a were in the report headquarters ready camp They so wagon. original. faithfully filled for many years. Memorial number of comrades who will from to Nantucket woods after and as went services were held for Miss Isa Februa- attend, played MoreheadCity game, they bj Jonathan Nathaniel E. Sawyer that Newell, Peare, ry 14,1892. We can feel that she has quarters may be assigned with exhibit. at Baltimore. the desperado’s headquarters they drove William H. Marr, Matthew truly except McKenzie, gone from “work to reward." as little delay as Railroad rather slowly. Nadeau came out of the JohnF. Stinson. possible. Boston, May 11.—Local forecast of the The girls in the home have seemed to enter its rates have been fixed at half fare, al- camp with a rifle and commanded them ADDITIONAL. family life, and by its kindly influence and disci- weather for Maine for though efforts are being made for a less Thursday: Bain; to halt and come to him or he woulc James D. Ray, George B. Hartford, pline have been made stronger to go out again and meet rate. The round fare from Port- in west blow their brains out. The men nevei John A. Bosworth, A. Whiting, the temptations of the world. The in- trip SHORT & HARMON. slight change temperature; and terest of the association is with land to is LORING, dreamed of having death stare them ir Francis G. Flagg. Malachi McAulifl. always them, Washington $14.48, Lewiston mar8 eodtf southwest winds. For Friday: Fair and and a hand is always ready to help'them onward $15.18, Boston $11.93, Bangor and Dexter the face so quickly, and as soon as possi RESTORATION AND REISSUE. aud upward. warmer. $18.68, Boston via ble made their way to where Na- James H. Goodwin. Tlie statistical report, which will be given, Skowhegan $17.93, they Sound Rockland Vance- deau was increase. will siiow tlie number cared for during the year. $10.50, $16.93, Rocal Weather standing) At Christmas time and on the boro $20.93. A more extended Report. He them to Franklin S. February 22d, list and ordered strip off everj Trufant, John C. Rogers, ladies of tlie Y. W. C. T. U. went to the Portland, Me, May 11,1892. Alclen Miles young itinerary of headquarters train will be of wore. The mer Cunningham, Burkett. home and gave an entertainment for the piece clothing they girls, announced. Posts and es and then Nadeau had them original, widows, etc. who seemed much pleased aud cheered by their parti wishing obeyed, to seoure rooms and board should 8 A. M. 8 p. M. show him in their Fannie G. Norris, minor of L. T. Holt, coming. ad- everything pockets In we will we are to all dress L. P. to closing, say grateful Wright, chairman commit- being very particular find whethei of our patrons and friends for their Barometer. 29.929 29.707 ON MAINE FARMS. thoughtful tee on accommodation, D. had then aid, and assure all interested that the cause Washington, Thermometer. 50.0 46.0 they any badges pinned upon is, C. should be sent a one. Notice before June Dew Point. 40. 46. clothes. He thought that they might indeed, worthy messenger’s Notice. in What T« Salrl In Rpnlv tn thp Apripnlt'irnl 15. mays IstorSthpptf Humidity. 84. 100. possibly be officers disguise, and he The officers were elected: Wind.S NK following Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County. was agreeably disappointed. After th< Board’s St. 15 Questions. President—Mrs. Alexander W. Tammany Day. SJate of Ma ine. Cumberland, ss. May 4tn, Velocity.5 men had on their | Longfellow. IRain put they were 4 D„ 1892. Weather.Cloudy clothingit is St. allowed to depart, and can be said thai W. W. Blown. Today Tammany Day, and to- Is to that on the 2d of Mean ,50.01Max. vei. wind..18 NE 14.—In to the give notice, day dailyther.. no two men were ever more to dc Augusta, May response Secretary—Mrs. F. C. Johnston. the tribes will Hall in THISMay, A. D., 1892, a Warrant In Insol- Maximum ther.. .56.0 Total precip.... 0.G7 glad night gather City i so than bulletin issued the Board of 'Treasurer—Miss Coruclia Dow. was issued out of the Court of Minimum ther .. .45.01 these. May by Ag- numbers to vency Insolvency Physicians—Dr. J. L. Hersom, Dr. M. Alice large celebrate the birth of for said County of Cumberland, against the es- riculture these facts are obtainod : tate of Avery. their patron saint. The Order URCH ON CLEVELAND. Board of P. H. Improved w earner uoservauons. Stock is reported in good condition and Managers—Mrs. Brown, Mrs. of Red Men is now a flourishing DAVID K. JACKSON, Charles A. Brown, Mrs. 'William W. Brown, society MARKED COPY in nearly every county young stock has in Maine, and the of de- to be an Insolvent on The are the observations of The in the Mrs. Charles H. Baker. Miss O. M. Beckett. examplification Debtor, petition following Day’s Sensation New Damp been the was on | kept growing during winter. A Mrs. 15. T. Burrovves, Mrs. J. W. D. Carter, Miss will be watched with »edDebtor, which petition filed the the Weather great interest 2d day of May. A. D., 1892, to which data Agricultural Department Shire Convention. very large proportion water their stock C. M. Dow, Mrs. William H. Fenn, Mrs. M. P. freesy members of the order tonight. interest on Claims is to be computed. That the This “ad” is marked in order to attrai t Bureau for taken at in the but it is a noticeable fact Frank, Mrs. A. F. Quinby, Miss Julia Griffin, yesterday, May 11, yards, Mrs. F. C. Johnston. Mrs. A. W. payment of any debts to or by said Debtor, and attention to that the of the animals Longfellow, the transfer and of him 8 p. m., 75th meridian time, the ob- N\ H., May 11.—The Demo practice leaving Miss Margaretta Libby, Mrs. Margaret Merrill, delivery any property by Concord, to wind and storm is are forbidden law. That a of the exposed very gen- Mrs. Weston F. Millikan, Mrs. Longley, Miss by meeting servations for each station being given in cratic convention here chose as del creditors of said Debtor, to prove their debts today condemned, tnus the Celia M. Fatten, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Mrs. erally indicating Mrs. and choose one or more assignees of his estate, this order: Temperature, direction of egates at large to the national conventioi advance made over the old-time practices. Whitman Sawyer, Alfred Woodman. will be held at a Court of to be hold- Advisory Board—Francis Fessenden, Sidney Insolvency state of the weather: of An increased acreage in en at Probate Court Room, in said Portland, in the wind, Harry Bingham Littleton, Fran! grain, especial- W. Thaxter, George S. Hunt, J. H. Drummond, mixed is the belief H. Brown. said County of Cumberland, on the Sixteenth Boston, 32°, NW, cloudy; New York, Jones of Portsmouth, Alvah W. Sullo ly grain, .indicated, Philip day of May, A. D., 1892, at ten o’clock in the of Franklin and B. Chand being quite generally expressed that this Executive Committee—Mrs. A. W. Longfellow, The and best , 62°, SE, rain; Philadelphia, 64°, SW, way George Mrs. P. H. Brown, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens. Mrs. forenbon. cleanest, purest medicine o ler of The can be at less than the Given first 60°, NW, Manchester. resolutions en grown present Longley, Mrs. William W. Mrs. Whit- under my hand the date above the market. This wonderful medicine wi cloudy; Washington, cloudless; rates. Hoed will Brown, written. SAMUEL D. dorse Cleveland. Urch of Ports market crops be about man Sawyer, Mrs. F. C. Johnston, Miss C. M. PLUMMER, nervous Albany, 58°, S, cloudy; Buffalo, 46°, SW, Mr._ positively cure diseases, pal a sensation the same as last year, with an increased Dow. Mrs. Weston F. Milliken, Mrs. J. W. D, as the Court mouth made by Deputy Sheriff, Messenger of oj dii rain; Detroit, 48°, SW, rain; Chicago 40°, charging Carter, Mrs. M. P. Frank. said Cumberland. alysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, heart “Grover Cleveland and his adminis falling off in potatoes. An increase iii fnsolvency for County of NE, partly cloudy; St. Paul, 50°, NW, past Admission Committee—Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, may5&12 ease, female weakness, all diseases of th 3^ and oats, peas and is partly cloudy; St. Vincent, 54°, N, cloud- tration with disloyalty unfaithful yellow corn, barley prom- Mrs. A. W. Longfellow. Dr. Hersom. Dr. Avery, blood, liver and and stomac 1 and ised. one as kidneys, Huron, So. Dak., 50°, N, ness to the rank file of the Demo- and the acting committee for the month. troubles of less; cloudy; on Homes—Mrs. O, every name and nature. It i 3 cratic The speaker was inter Only ordinary methods in road build- Committee Stevens, Miss Bismarck, 50°, SE, cloudy; party.” Mrs. M. T. W. the and * Jacksonville, of are the road machine M. Beckett, Merrill, Mrs. Whit perfect medicine, cloudless. rupted with storms hisses and cries o ing reported, doing and the spring 76°, SW, in man Sawyer, committee for the month. great appetizer. See testimonials i him out.” The excitement was iu ! the bulk of the work many lowus. A K. A. Pardee. “put •>» Matron—Mrs. our books. All druggists- $1 a bottle. tense. When the confusion subsided few sections report increase'' Assistant Matron—Mrs. Hallett. French Extradition propria- The Treaty Rejected. are makh. ute Nursery Matron—Mrs. V. A. Taft. — — Chairman Branch ruled Mr. Urch out 01 tions, and others high- Portland people are taking great BUY IT! Clothing Committee—Miss Patten and Mist 11.—The extradi- order. tax a money tax, with :: road the UNION MUTUAL — Washington, May way super- Beckett. fatgresttaLIFE TRY IT! — the same. INSURANCE COMPANY be- tion treaty negotiated by Minister Reid for visor to expend Finance Committee-Philip G. Brown anc cause it is a Instructed Boles. Maine institution which TWILL DO YOU GOOD ! between France and the United States Necessary steps do not seem to be Mrs. P. H. Brown. has no superior in ail that is desirable was the Council Bluffs. la., 11.—Tin taken toward the sciences re- in life insurance. The Home Office I rejected by Senate today, after May teaching Democratic convention in the is located at Portland. Write or call f severe criticism. The vote, while close, today instructs i lating to agriculture public schools. Ordered to Behring Sea. there and learn the for Boies. POWDER what this Maine did not represent the exact division on delegates Company can do for Hone It scaped. 11.—The Pure. you. the question of as several Washington, May Secretarj Absolutely ratification, Canadian Pacillc Officials « out of to Re-elected. of the ordered the Yorktowr Republican Senators, regard Roslin, Wash., May 11.—The number Navy today A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest Mr. Reid and to lessen effect of the 11.—The in mine Rush to the Montreal, May directors o of lives lost the explosion here Mohican, Adams and sail from all in leavening strength.— Latest United State* _ adverse voted for ratification after it the Canadian Pacific railroad on act, and Presi is 48. Nobody working the slope es- Port Townsend immediately for Government Food Report. was certain the would be beaten. dent Van Horne were Behring ’stplycM treaty rolected today. caped. ana* fiOYAL SAKlb'Q P9WBER CO., 106 Wall St. M.T MISCELLANEOUS. MIBCEEEAAEOES. DRY GOODS. DRY Chase, B. E. Hersom, Ira 8. Milllken of Buxton, MISCEELAKEOPg- | GOODS. ML SWETT WASOOLURED Hon. E. L. Boor of Sebago, and F. E. Soule of Freeport. Biliousness. Mr. Geo. F. Clifford of Cornish then arose amidst applause aud nominated Hon. JereB. — Chi- Symptoms. Bilious attacks are accom- Shaw of Biddeford for York’s delegate to A MAY MESSAGE Mr.Cllase of and Hon. Chad- panied by constipation loss of appetite, cago. lottery Benj. bourne of Biddeford secondeil the motion,which -- : colic, vomiting of bile, ana diarrhoea. Cleveland Democrats Said He FROM ,i light was carried. Hon. Samuel M. Came of Alfred was The bilious condition is too Go Then. nominated as alternate delegate for Y'ork often neglected until it has county. Hon. William H. Clifford then arose and in a led to bilious fever, or some brief speech eulogized a prominent member and other serious It is One of the founders of the Y’oung Men’s Demo- complaint. cratic Club of this cit y, saying .that it was large- to that easy keep the liver and MR. HIGGINS WANTS TO WADE IN ly through the influence of that club Mmuson the resolution had occurred G. in political biliary organs in this aud that the man in Larrabee, thorough BLOOD FOR CLEVELAND. city young question working order by using Na- had been one of the hardest workers of tins young Democracy, which had kept ture’s own working 246 Street. remedy. It regulates time to the music of tlie work and that the Middle young man was one of much ability and power for Infants and Children* and standing, and was a representative of tariff _ jr Swett Knocks Gordon Out, But in Turn reform, equal ami just taxation, and farmers’ This is in to Dress Goods on the whose First rights and in favor of tlie great leader to regard Finds so well adapted children that Castoria Out that He Must Go to Chicago wonderful message awoke tlie Democracy aud “CnstOTla is cures Colic, Constipation, t to Sour Diarrhoea, a few started it in its present path to victory, namely recommend it as superior any prescription Stomach, Eructation, Floor and Choice Bargains Tied Up in a Bag—Hill was Hissed Kills and promotes di- Grover Cleveland. He then presented the known to me.” H. A- Auchtr, M. D., Worms, gives sleep, When Scarboro’s Mirabeau Called name of gestion, in the Basement. Him ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Without injurious medication. Mr. Edward a Knifer—Hill Men Scarce. C. Swett, which was received with deafening applause. “The use of is so universal and For several years I have recommended The Democratic District Convention met tlie ‘Castoria’ * yes- Mr. E. s. Osgood was on his feet before its that it seems a work and shall continue to did its merits so well known Castoria, always terday, business and went home alter cheers had died away and expressed tlie fact of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the Souro so as it has invariably produced beneficial much lurid who do not Castoria results.” oratory. They told Dr. S. C. that there was another mail equally worthy of intelligent families keep within Gordon that he could not easy reach.” n t< Edwin F. Pardee. M. DRESS to the the not be This D., GOODS. chosen. Cotton Dress Fabrics go Chicago honor, that both could Carlos Martyr, D. d., Convention at The 125th Street and 7th all, and Mr. E. C. Swett that he Other man had long been a pride to Portland. New York aty. Winthrop,” Ave., First Floor. BASEMENT. He had and for Reformed Church. might go, hut only by wearing a collar labelled: never been a seeker for office Late Pastor Bioomingdale New York City. Pure more than 20 years had been in tlie medical 25 All Wool Blood, Perfect Health.” “For Grover Cleveland or Bust.” The main pieces Suitings, sold else- one the si ars. is Is? Was? No firmament of Maine of brightest where at 50c a Middle Cotton King! Matter reason for collaring Mr. Swett seems to have If Dr. Gordon to he will yard, street price and stimulates the liver and Seth C. goes Chicago Tbs Centaur 77 Murray Street, New Tors. so aud Company, 39c. In four shades of three or Cotton Is been a lurking fear tlxat he had a soft spot in his do desiring no emolument for himself, gray, Which, Either Neither, the and his on all has on shades of brown bowels, purifies blood, heart for David B. Hill. The Biddeford fellows positiou great questions gone mixtures, and two record a time. But in the case of tlie of—Dress Goods. the in a and many shades of bronze mixtures. Queen keeps system perfectly Some yoxxng and old Democrats from 1’oi'i- other candidate, though given the oppoiutment, land wanted to lie lias never ills There- Armenian and Pacifio 38 inch- healthy condition. Ask for send Mr. Swett out there to proclaimed position. The Dress Fabric of is Suitings, fore he was pleased and honored to as popular today es gambol the convention hall as free as present wide, no such value ever offered, Mid- through a candidate the name of an All Wool Outing Flannel, 31 inches a lamb in dle street price 5c yard. spi-ing pastures. But rural Democra- Dr. Seth C. Gordon. wide, stripes and shades of tan and gray, almost as Kickapoo cy. led by that Mirabeau of Scarboro. Alexan- Zephyr Ginghams—as light Mr. Clifford was on his feet in an instant, and rlpi* TTiorrrinc wlxnwnn __,1 at 35c yard. the breeze they were named for. Oxford said that lie should fail to discharge his duty if Cheviots for Lawns for Indian up to his eyebrows” for Grover sat outings; indoors; Sagwa Cleveland, he allowed to pass unnoticed this insinuation Kiga Galatea and all the down hard on tenderness for David B. Double fold gray biege Suitings, Cloth, Batiste, $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. any that Mr. Swett is uot a true, loyal Cleveland rest of the Hill. Summery fabrics for special 35c needs. In yard. Indian Salve Reception hall yesterday afternoon there If lie is “not a Cleveland man mv voice would Come early today. Kickapoo was a fuller not be heard In this convention.’'’ But if dele- heals cents, representation than is usual at such 150 bieces Llama sores, ulcers, piles. 25 gates must stand in tlie witness box he would Our stock of Dress Goods has been re- cloths to be sold at conventions and the hall was filled completely call upon Mr. Swett to define nis position. arranged to give more counter room. We 7 1-2c. yard. All the latest designs. mill 9 STT&W when Hanno W. Gage, chairman of the commit- Amid great applause, Mr. Swett appeared and would to our customers to make These should not be confounded with said that suggest tee, called the convention to order and stated an early examination as some of the lots an inferior quality being sold. These He Was a Democrat The hat Cumberland was entitled to 152 delegates selected for this sale are small. have never been sold for less than 9c. birth and he its and that 139 were present, and that York was by training, that limbilied prin- yard. from in entitled to 117 and 104 were present. He then ciples a man whose motto was that poli- Boys 5000 yards Cambric finished White nominated for officers of the temporary organi- tics it never pays to lie or go hack on your Ground Prints, positively the last lot we zation of the covention: friends, [He cast lii3 eye in Mr. Osgood’s direc- in BLACK DRESS GOODS. shall sell at 4c. yard. Edwin Stone of Biddeford, president; Timo- tion when he said this.] He then went on to 1000 yards regular 12 l-2c. Crinkley There never was thy Shaw. Biddeford; Stephen Towle, Buxton; tell a story about a Dutchman, the moral of the and we think there Seersucker at 7C. yard, pink and white Thomas Hassett, Portland, and Capt. ,T. L. which was that somebody was not humorous, never will be auoh an opportunity to pur- stripe. /P0NITS\ vice and F. li. hut a “tarn liar.” In to his he Skolfield, Brunswick, presidents, regard position Cut chase Black Dress Goods as at this sale. New and in Haskell. Portland and F. \Y. Roberts, Bidde- could no more fitting expression of his elegant designs Shongtong give Our purchases were the l-2c. ford, for secretaries. opinions than those expressed in a letter from large, prices Pongees, 12 yard. for were about one-third from their actual Mr. Stone took the chair amid great applause, Grover Cleveland to himself thanking him are Best Yankee Organdie Muslins, in the a report of Ills [Mr. Swett’s] speech on value. We are to the benefit at and stated that if he should to sending give you dantiest designs, 12 l-2c. yard. attempt express a former occasion, and giving expression to Mr. a small above the (EXTRACT) of on margin prices paid. 100 pieces regular 10c. quality Outing appreciation the honor conferred upon him, Cleveland’s well known views national top- Making Flannel at 6 l-4c. yard. he should utterly fail, but the test of his ap- Five s'r. Osgood then said Mr. Swett’s performance pieces genuine Imported English The 12 l-2e. for IOC. preciation should be his endeavor to conduct 40 inches quality, was something of a Things Mohair, black, wide, One more case of the best Standard VCURES/ the convention in a satisfactory way and ho Theatrical Response, Madras Prints to be sold at 5c. hoped to do this by the aid of those 35c yard. Monday gentlemen hut that in all he had said he had still failed to Lively, yard, actually worth 8. who had occupied a similar position and by the define his position, and that if any one wished 150 pieces Century Print, new designs, forbearance of all the rest. The had Limited one dress pattern to a customer. delegates to know the foundation of the report that he extra heavy, and wide, worth 10c. Mon- been sent there and it was their and Files power duty was for Hill and not for Cleveland, it was his SO ARE WE! Ten hair line and day’s sale 8c. to elect to the pieces fancy stripe yard. delegates National Convention to own mouth that had made that statement. He There are the in the Scotch t o our snoe uepanmem oeiore we win oner a English Mohair, 40 inches wide, black Ginghams be held at Chicago, the 21st of next June. If Keep everyone and American makes in choice Boils then called up Dr. Seth C. Gordon, who re- few more for the week. and white, designs they should act from or special bargains personal motives elect sponded with a eulogy of Grover Cleveland and 35c yard. and colorings. The Lace Sftripes which delegates who should so act, they would fail in the statement that he should vote for him if are and attractive. Plaids Wounds he believed there he no very stylish their duty; but if from the wealth of elected; that should prominent mistake, and that delegates should give torth Five pieces all wool black English in all the delioate shades. Bruises Democrats to be selected from, they should no uncertain sound. “Cleveland is the logical Serge, 40 inches wide, Apron Ginghams, 5c. a yard. choose those who would act only for the general candidate of 1892, and if I go I should do in- Dress Ginghams, lO, 11, 12 1-2 and justice to those who sent me if I did not work of all,they would have performed their duty. He Notice the Croat Value We Civet 38c yard. 15c. yard. for him, first, last and all the time.” Sunburn had no fears # a mere list means next to that anything different would be It was then moved to ballot by towns, and the But nothing. done. The Democratic party is centered large- convention proceeded to vote for the delegate Hand Genuine Russia in Bluchers and They were not asking vou too much No hint in it of the great heaps of every from Cumberland Sewed, Straight, Soreness ly upon “two men” who have held exalted county. and Plain now when sold at 50o. sort. It is the greatest stock of Dress While the vote was Mr. Hauno Bals, regular price $4.00, $3.50 of going forward, Cottons in America that we invite to places trust. It is a fact that must be ac- W. Gage moved that the convention express its you Hand Sewed Welt Five pieces black worsted silk finished look at—and choose if wish. Sprains knowledged that one of them had said he was a wish to recommend the name of Hon. Daniel Russia, very stylish, regular price from, you Cote of 48 inches Democrat, and while that statement Biddeford for presidential elector from $3.50, mow 3.00 Henrietta, wide, positively always the First District. Carried. never has been sold less than found a warm $1.00, place in his heart, when Chase then read the of the com- Chafing Capt. report machine Sewed Russia, regular price $3.00, now 2.50 great questions were involved it was not simply mittee to receive, sort and count votes. The at this sale 75c WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. whole number of votes was for yard. Sore necessary for a man to make that it 230; necessary Russia well Eyes statement; a choice, 116. Seth C. Gordon had 112 and A good Leather, made, regular price $2.50, must be ------Check Nainsooks known how he stands upon tariff re- now -- 2.00 There were many other small lots in One lot 5c yard. A 15. C. Swett 118, 15c for 9c A 25c Sore Feet form and free coinage. If you search the rec- this purchase. Examine them. quality yard. quality and was therefore elected. These are all fine well made and warranted as for 12 1-2c ord of this man, can you define his position? goods, repre- yard. season has for new choice these Bites Has he defined it? Amidst the great applause which followed, resented. The begun light footwear and here is Many designs in Mosquito Mr. E. S. moved that the nomination of the chance to secure a Great also, in Ladies’ in Lawns and Dress Now turn to the record of another man who Osgood bargain. Bargains, Apron Mr. Swett be made unanimous. and Children’s sizes. foods,abrics. in 1884 was more abused than any one else and Alexander of Scarboro then The variety of styles in Ladies’ Wrap- Hemorrhages who, in the face of a vile slander, endeared Higgins proposed the name of Geo. B. of Gorham for alter- pers is very large; what have been sold himself to eyery fair minded man when he de- Emery nate delegate, and with an eloquent peroration at $1.00 we shall sell at 79c, the same Inflammation fined his policy by the statement “Tell the Tristram Goldthwaite of Biddeford offered the j cut on all prices up to $2.00. rum. r.nesetwoaretne men uppermost and name of Luther B. Boberts of Portland for the same office. if we send delegates who will vote for him who THE Mr. W. H. Clifford, in seconding the name of ATKINSON”COMPANV i ikifnii nrniDTuruT “Tell the AVOID SUBSTITUTES says truth,” we deserve victory and Mr. Boberts. referred to his labors in the Young LI II Lit DLI nil I 111 Lit 11 shall receive it. Men’s Democratic Club, but S Middle, Pearl and Vine Streets. B Mr. Mr. Swazie of Limerick GENUINE MADE ONLY BY Moody of York then moved that the dis- Objected One lot Red Damask 31c trict committee be Turkey made a committee on creden- to the prominence given that enterprising young ISAAC C. ATKINSON. CEN’L MANAGER. myn * an yard. POD’S EXTRACT CO., NEro°LRoKNDoN tials. body of Democrats and thought some other A 50c Turkey Red Damask, fast color, Josiah Chase Jr., of Portland immediately Democrats were also entitled to commendation extra wide, 33c. DQY7TT&SwcS jumped up and offered the resolution that the for valuable service, and he therefore opposed What is usually sold at 62 l-2c and 69c, delegates be instructed “to use all honorable the nomination of Mr. Boberts. this week 48c. means to secure the nomination of Grover CONUNDRUM. Notable in the Crash aod A vote was taken and Mr. Emery of Gorham department will Progress Cleveland and to vote for him so long as his was elected—107 to 21. be 100 pieces pure Linen Plaid Crash for Hon. E. L. of name is before the convention.” Poor Sebago then moved that 6 l-4c the thanks of the convention be extended to yard. the 50 Cotton Plaid Crash at CooHery. Then the fun began. Mr. Moody said that the chairman for the faithful and impartial dis- pieces 5c resolution was and moved of his duties and it was or is the that it be World-Which yard. “The World Moves.” premature charge unanimously Quarter Bigger? carried. followed. referred to the committee on resolutions. Adjournment 75 pieces 18 inch Twill Crash at 3c The report,of the committee on resolutions You can hold a quarter so close to your eye as to shut the whole Mr. Chase then moved that it be There is no better illus- laid upon the was as follows: world out. yard. The ever shown in 10 table till after the report of the credentials com- The Democrats of the First District of Maine, at all to the cost of are to greatest bargain tration of this old By giving any thought oil, you likely inch Bleached Crash. Exam- saying mittee, which was next read showing that 104 in convention assembled, proud of the record miss the share of the benefit of it. Barnsley made the latest Democratic larger ine this. representatives were present from York by administration, a deal of oil-wisdom into a than the numerous schools that of Grover and believing that the We have put good phamplet “Lub- and Cleveland, There is not much to say to you on county 139 from Cumberland, a total of highest Interests of the country can be best sub- rication.” Towels. The bargains are here, as al- now-a-days devoted to 243. Mr. Moody then moved that the temporar served by its restoration to, favor, pledge Shall we send it to you 1 ourselves anew to the cause of tariff reform and ways, we are headquarters. ry organization he made permanent which was VACUUM OIL COMPANY, kitchen an honest ballot. Therefore be it Another invoice of manufacturers’ sec- practical processes. and Mr. of Saco moved that a N.Y carried, Wiggin Resolved, That the Democrats who shall rep- Rochester, Crochet and resent this district in onds, Marseilles Quilts, These schools have been committee of five be appointed by the chair to the Chicago convention be my5dtju7 Yankee and are directed to use all honora- make. We sold the last invoice draw up resolutions to which all resolutions they hereby If the manfacturers could hit it ble means, by vote and by voice, to secure the just at 83 1-3 per cent from the list alert to find a reasonable should be referred without debate. prices, nomination of Grover Cleveland for President of right there wouldn’t be surplus stock at they went at once, This lot This some the United and to vote for him so seemingly. provoked discussion wherein Mr. States, long as the season’s turn—or before it—to go at will be sold at the same substitute for the use his name is before the one-third the Lard, Connellan of an convention. catch Portland took active but not prices. manufacturers’ prices on perfect goods. of which is so very effective part, and finally the chair ap- Notes. Custom made a generally women’s Puffs, $2.00 qnality for on Even wrap makers wrong pointed the committee F. D. Wiggin of Saco, Among the prominent was get $1.65, $2.50 condemned. This want county delegates on is to quality $1.75, $2.75 quali- has V. C. Wilson of Geo. B. of MERY’S quantities—the overplus likely for Portland, Emery E. L. of The his Poor, Esq., Sebago. boys up without count or cost. ty $3.00. Frank of go been fully met by Portland, McCarthy Biddeford. way think he is about the right one for a candi- Special opening from our manufactur- There was some needless talk in regard to the date for the State Senate. He has already Box er of Sheets and Pillow Slips at the fol- last of Mr. that all resolu- English Reefers, Kerseys, Capes part Wiggins’s motion, served in the House. this week: tions be referred without debate to the commit- and Outing Coats, tailor-scissored, tailor- lowing prices Stiff Hats and extra fine tee. Mr. Connellan thought that the committee The Young Democrats were rather sat upon Popular Light sewed, seems all bound, sleeves all lined Sheets, quality cotton, 2 1-4 COTTOLENE full ought not to be allowed to instruct the delegates by the York county old liners. satin throughout, perhaps are pointing yards wide, length, $1.09 pair, ac- new for but that should unbridled the vegetable Lard. anybody, they go that moral here and 50c on the dot tually worth $1.50. and could be depended upon to work for the now; the Pointed Crown. or Pillow 45 inches best interest of the There was some lar thereabouts. Slips, good cotton, When science strikes the party. oth- AUCTION English SALES. 33 l-3c a er talk that showed that there was evidently long, pair, cheap at 50c. kitchen, it strikes home and some sentiment in the convention that would be At $3.00—Women’s English Box These are without doubt the lowest perfectly willing that the delegates should not Reefers, black and blue cheviots, prices ever on Sheets and Pillow be instructed for Grover Cleveland. F. 0. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. i given everybody gets the benefit. But jUflUik. iaSSSfes. Slips in this city. At Box Reefers in all Alexander Higgins ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE $4.00—Englisn We are prepared to make up, at short Cottolene is a deli- wool tan and clean, -OF- cheviots, gray effects; also notice, special orders. of Scarboro brought matters to a settlement by Scotch cheviot Coats. cate and economical Outing substi- securing the floor, and in stentorian tones de- REAL ESTATE. that Box fufa T O claring there was no need to tarry, that # At $5.00—English Reefers, at 3 o’clock all resolutions would tie “in accordance with THUBSDAY, May 26. p.m., I gray and black Scotch cheviots. ON shall sell the valuable property. No. 262 the delicate as the fin- every honest man that wants honesty done. Cumberland of a hog, street, consisting tnree-story At of all Reef- They are merely to instruct the delegates to do substantial brick house, 13 finished rooms, gas, $6.00—Jackets sorts, est economi- and in re- and in vegetable oil, that thing which you and I want done, and that Sebago water, perfect draiuage. good ers, Kerseys Walking Coats, pair throughout; will rent for $600. The lot Scotch mixtures and other Is to vote for the man that has had the choice cal from its low price and only contains about 6,500 square feet, with pear and fabrics. backbone to be true to his convictions regard- plum trees, grapery, small fruits, etc. This is a desirable well situated and small to less of his interests. I don’t want to vote for very property, quantity required should attract attention. Terms at sale. E. F. At $6.50—Twilled Kersey Reefers in be used. Prove it for the man that knifed him at the last election, and YOSE, Administrator of Pauline A. Sise. tan. your- that man is David B. Hill. [Cheers and hisses.] ap23dtd I’m to work for self a trial. going Grover Cleveland first, last At Box by and all the time If I $7.00—English Reefers, have to go through blood to F_ o ram srv a. black cheviot, notched Collar, satin At my eyebrows.” [Vociferous applause.] grocers everywhere. The chairman then announced that the ques- lining. tion was, shall all resolutions be referred with- N. K. out debate to the committee on Flannel SoleFAIRBANK&TCO., resolutions. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants Ladies’ Outing Suits, Russian Manufacturers, Mr. Chase then said that his object in making blouse and skirt, CHICAGO, bis re solution was because lie was sure that Salesroom 18 Street. r> of Exchange and 5 Central Whnrf nine-tenths the Democrats present were in favor of Cleveland, and he wished the $1.50 and $3.50. Girls’ Gingham Dresses 69c and delegates F. O BAILEY. C. 75c, sepg R&TT&wlynrmcT to be Instructed to vote for him so there IV.ALLEN. that marl4 pretty goods and carefully made; count should be no mistake made. If he were dtf himself Special prices on Ladies’ and Chil- the cost of and we know not in favor of Grover lie should home-making Cleveland, say dren’s Sunshades. where the will be done. J|TH-LO-PH©-ROS so. He believed In everybody’s saying what buying The one they mean, and lie also believed that the dele- ■ gates should be instructed before they were 3Ht UUIlLAr Scientific chosen. s T Standard and Specific C L A. , Mr. Stevens of Wells offered a substitute to «-r. »<>**«. |«j| Remedy for Mr. Chase’s resolution, saying that he was as Cj IRE MERRY POPULAR. The famous Gentlemen’s White strong a Cleveland man as anybody, but lie rec- Shirts, Senator ognized the fact that Cleveland’s nomination L The RHEUMATISH, might be impossible, and lie therefore moved MISS A. L. SAWYER, most elegant line of Men’s Furnishing Goods. A specialty of 50c Neckwear $1.00, Bonanza 75c, and Portland Pride ° that "the convention does not instruct the dele- Something new in Negligee Shirts. A line of Imported Handkerohiefs 25c. Men’s gates, but recommends that they employ their Teacher of Shorthand and Typewriting Hose 15c, 83c and 50c. Spring and Summer Underwear 50c and A 50c laundered 10c ex- NEURALGIA, best endeavors to promote the success of Demo- 25c, upward. unlaundered, BROWN 537 CONGRESS ST., large stock of Shirts 50c. p crats.” A vote was taken to lay Stevens’s sub- BLOCK, soft Negligee can be of and Kindred Diseases. stitute on the table, and it resulted overwhelm- PORTLAND, MAINE. tra, bought only II In a few in the ingly favor, only voting negative. Send for circular. It was then moved by Stephen Perry of Port- my29eo(Uf Q Prompt relief; permanent cure. land that the motion to submit all resolutions to THE the committee on resolutions be taken from the NEWTARCE STORE, table and Carried. H. R Sold by all druggists. $1 per bottle; 6 for 55 passed. E.MSlLs, Beautiful free to address. Captain Charles H. Chase 237 and. 239 Middle St. picture any •"VI„ G. eodtf MANSON y THE ATHLOPHOROS COMPANY, of Portland then moved that a committee of five IE*:S.£t:E&.c> Tuner. LARRABEE, be New Haven, Conn. appointed to receive, sort and count votes Order Slate at Chandler’s Music Store 431 Ianl6 Tu,Th,S,ceS6marm for delegates. The chair appointed Captain Congress Street. febEteOdtf 246 Middle maylO Street. tt A SINNER. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. miscellaneous. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. BY HARRIET MCEWBN KIMBALL.
He M-d one fault that was a grievous fault. Unscreened by this world’s good: when he fell J. R. LIBBY’S Aud temptation’s sore assault J. R. LIBBY'S J. Could not be jXUBBY’S R. LIBBY’S J. understood. R. LIBBY’S ^ most lowly deeds, as one should do For Christ s sweet sake. Great And Sale Extraordinary Sale :::: ==;S Attractions (dt^though hidden, they would come to Sale (IMMENSE Grand Sale Men’s wonder to awake. Special —of— -OF- -IN THE- But they forgot them in their power to hold That fault on high. .— OF- And in their pride of virtue grown most bolcfc t\ ould other faults espy. BLACK HOSIERY,UNDERWEAR, He took he GOODS. BASEMENT SALE reproofs; answered not again. But bore them still, -AND- Heart-broken, when one word from other men Might have averted ill. Cotton Dross Goods, 40 inch Capes seem to be the most popular wrap for and summer to be But lie believed in Him 50 cent Bedford 50 cent Nun’s ILKS. spring found in the who for us all Cords, Veiling, market MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS. today. We have just received a line as- The dear Redeemer 50 cent Cheviot and 50 cent Tricot3. is; sortment which are at the And he repented of each MRGJURS FOR THE selling very freely piteous fall, MILLION. following prices: $3.00, $7.50, $8.00, $9.50. Owning the blame was his. TABLE LINEN. All 39 cents per yard. $10.50, $11.00, $13.00, $14.00, $16.00, $18.00, LADIES’ HOSIERY. $20.00, $23.00, $24.00, $28.00 anil $35.00. Humbled, he learned humility, I think, 51.00 46 Brilliantine, inch; $1.00 French Lace 5 patterns of Changeable Silks, We have decided to offer our Table Linens at Beyond the most of men; Closing out all Nun’s Figured 1 Lot Fast Black Hermsdorf’s Single Dress Bunting 40 in.; 7oc Veiling and for Dresses, 22 inches wide, regular Hose, Dye. He knew how very near him the 1 Patterns in 40 bankrupt stock prices, and give housekeepers Imported expressly for us, in Plain and lay brink, our latest and most 75c Novelties in. wide. $1.00 quality, for. 69c. Drop He might o’erstep again. a benefit they will remember. Stitch, (a rare bargain) at popular styles of Foreign Novel- 25 patterns of Figured India Silks, for 1 ies All at 50 cents per God read his story from his helpless birth, without regard to cost. yard. Dresses, 24 inches wide, usual price Regular Special NEWMARKETS To its pathetic end, from 75c. to $1.00, for.. 4gc- Price. Price. 25 cts. 1 30 pieces Black and White Hair Line per pair. Yet set Elis sign upon this child of earth case French Vigoureux Suitings, all wool, Imported 20 shades of Changeable for trim- Unbleached Brilliantines, very fine worth Silks, Damask.$0.75 $0.50 in the newest And called Himself his Friend. wide, in the best shades of Tan, goods, and combinations. $1.00 1 lot Fast Black,Hermsdorf’s styles, with military capos, at j irown,?„‘S®hes and 40 cents, mings quality, Bleached Damask. 1.00 .75 Dye.37%c wholesale Gray mixtures, one of the best sell- for. 75c. 1 lot Fust Black, Hermsdorf’s Dye.50c prices. Not till the very last the victory came, 1 ig materials in the market at 75c„ will be of- Queen’s Household Damask.. 1.15 .89 1 lot Fast Black, Hermsdorf’s Dye.62c 1 a-ed m this sale At 25 cents 16 shades of in the The contest was so sore; at per yard. Changeable Silks, $1.20 Extra Bleached Damask. 1.15 .89 The above lots are the best bargains known But never once did he forget the Name quality, for.. ..#1.00 to be offered in the best fast black Sat- 51.25 Checked Nun’s Double Satin Damask. 1.25 1.00 hosiery. His tattered banner bore. GOo. For Yard. Veiling. $1.00 French 1 lot Black Brocade India Silks, in choice isfaction guaranteed in every particular or Cords 40 in. Household JACKETS. wide; $1.00 Eayetine. patterns, very popular for 14 % Queen’s Napkins 2.75 money refunded. i. iO in. Dresses, To him who overcomes the promise is, wonderful bargain. wide; $1.00 Nun’s Veiling and $1.00 inches wide, at.. 1 lot of Ladies’ Fast Black and Colored 40 Our splendid line of Black and Colored Jack- And we may some see Brocade Novelties, in. wide, Hosiery c day 20 shades of the new Cotele Silks at.12% ets pleases everyone. They are made in the That after all, all is His ease Best Mohairs 3G (heavy vietory Arlington (in colors), exceedingly desirable and best manner by the manufacturer Who bears with such as 1 iches actual All 69 cents corded), very largest we. wade, value, 50c., marked down to per yard. hard to obtain. Our CHENILLE in the and tor and 1 lose in tins sale price.#1.50 TABLE COVERS. world, shape, style lit excel ___ at all others. We have values Very choice line of Figured Twilled Silks CHILDREN’S HOSIERY. special at $4.00, and best Figured China $4.50. $5.00, $6.00, $0.50, $7.00 and up to MAINE TOWNS. 2Sc, "STjarrcl. Imported Silks Big bargains in a lot to Bargains in Children’s Fast Wonderful at.Sl.oo large just purchased, Black Hosiery, $23.00. Bargains, be sold under price. equal to those offered in the Ladies’ at ( 'annot be equalled at the price. Taffeta Silks in Black, Colors and Change- regular 6-4 and 4-4 Chenille Covers, with fringes, at Items of Interest Gathered 1 Special able.#1.00 12 by Corres- Jot 50c. Homespuns at.29c. Price. Price. $1.25. l-2c, 19c,25c,37 l-2c and 50c. Gray and Brown 18 inch India poudents of the Press. Jot Beiges.39c. Twills.$1,00 75c. 6-4 extra Chenille without LADIES’ MACINTOSHES. lot Scotch Plaids, yard wide, Cotton and iGineh Henriettas. 1.00 75c. quality Covers, at Wool, worth 25c., at.15c. to inch Henriettas. 1.25 89c. fringe, $1.25. LADIES9 VESTS. 1 lot French 40 inches i8 inch Cheviot. Vigoureux Suitings, 1.25 $1.00 BLACK $2.50 and $3.00 Chenille Covers, marked We have now a line of the most wirifV down frmn <11 9F» Fa «£1 aa SILKS, large approv- Boothbay. Novelties and Cords. 1.25 90c. to ed at lot t2 down $2.00 and $2.50. Never styles $4.50, $6.00, $7.00 and $12.00. Poplin Wale, §1.25 quality, for.$1.00. inch Old Salt Serge. 1.00 88c. One lot Black Surah Silks. 50c Bargains Surpassed. Farmers about town are well '• The above are in pretty .1-25 $1.00 One lot 62VaC elegant new patterns, and 1 Case Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests. 8c W$ " ;; ;; ;; One lot along witb their planting; there are a 1.50 1.25 .. are Great Bargains. :: ;; Ail just purchased and are great Tc^e ;; ;; few who are waiting for more moderate bargains. i One lot >< X ■< I. and warmer weather. Black Gros Grain Siik, at.69c 1 SHAWLS. OLD SALT Silk One lot Black Faille ($1.26 quality, 24 in.) LADIES’ 1 "20c SKIRTS. X X SERGE, Warp Henriettas, I. X x John McFarland still remains at.: 00 1 quite j .$1 .„«c favy Jilue. perfectly fast color, will stand manufactured for One lot Black Gros Grain ($1.75 1 ..!!!!’. Job lot to miserable; not much hope is entertained se.i expressly quality)..$119 150c just purchased be sold at $3.00. water, $1.00 quality for.88c, (A bargain that has not been A invoice of New re- All we ask to convince one of the and 1.25 for. Imold, Constable & Co., and equalled.) large Spring Styles just any superi- $3.25, $3.75 $4.00. for Iiis former quality .SS1.00. of our at the is health, as he is now get- 1.50 ceived from a manufacturer who has will ority goods prices, an examinar
» financial. AMUSEMENTS. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. We have been favored with a of will still in liis determination to financial. copy persist ~ the retire from life, his con- AND issue Xo. 4 of Kennebec Republican, public although stituents in Bonaventure are much op- — a — political monthly, published in the He tiib p °KMHP STATE to his so. has not yet THg.A,tSf MAINE PRESS. We learn from its posed doing capital city. columns sent in his formal resignation. that Peess was mistaken Subscription Rates. the in assum- President Harper of the New Chicago lor six was Daily (In advance) $6 per year; S3 ing that the Republican established university has drawn away a good many * ay Waste1 It I JR. months; $1.50 a quarter; 50 cents a month. for the of the purpose representing whole professors from New England institu- HIGGIHSON & THE DISTINGUISHED COMEDIAN, The Daily is delivered every morning by felt LEE, GO., party, that long want, which it was but he carrier anywhere within the city limits and at tions by his $7500 a year salaries, alleged that the Kennebec Journal did of Woodfords without extra charge. fails to get Professor George Palmer 44 RICHARD GOLDEN at the not fill. It appears that it was started STATE STREET, BOSTON, Daily (Not in advance), invariably Harvard university and Mrs. Alice Free- -OF—- rate of 87 a for the purpose of the year. solely advocating man Palmer, his wife. They have defi- Maine State published Press, (Weekly) selection of the Hon. Joseph H. Manley nately decided to remain in New Eng- every Thursday, $2 per year; $1 for six months; the o.ffer as Republican candidate for Congress in land, notwithstanding $12,000 3P*C3>T=t«I»XjiA.3?irX -X33., BO cents a quarter; 25 cents for trial subscrip- which President made them to BURLINGTON & the Third district. If Mr. is sat- Harper CHICAGO, QUINCY tion of six weeks. Manley cast in their lot with the new university. R. R. CO., Nebraska Extension 4s, the ^PROUTYH leave town for or isfied with kind of it is Persons wishing to long advocacy giv- The decision sustains the remark made 1927. OF BUCKSPOKT, ME., short periods may have the addresses of their ing him it is not for us to find fault,but in by the Union the oteer day, that salaries .corporate^ 682-. as often as desired. the EASTERN RAILWAY CO. of Minnesota, c papers changed view of the fact that Mr. Manley’s are not the only thing which control, ipporied by ihs Wholo of His Original Company. Rates. 1st Mortgage, Gold 5s, 1908; prin- Advertising friends have been acttion of educators. first assuring us for some and interest In Daily Press 81-50 per square, cipal guaranteed by SATURDAY MAY 14, time back that Gov. is virtu- the St. & Man- EVENING, week; 75 cents per week after. Three inser- Burleigh Paul, Minneapolis other out of the itoba R. R. Co. tions or less, $1.00 per square. Every ally race, it would seem that | less than these day advertisements, one third the greatest obstacle in the way of Mr, CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN R. R. I ■BAND BENEFIT rates. Manley was not Gov. Burleigh, but some CO. Mortgage 5s, 1921. -OF THE- Half advertisements $1.00 per week, Accounts of individuals, firms and square of the other and that an in- corpora first week; half price each succeeding week. candidates, tions received on favorable terms. KANSAS CITY & MEMPHIS RAILWAY for STAGE ATTACHES. Notices, on first page, one third ad- telligent regard Mr. Manley’s interests AND BRIDGE CO. 1st Special Mortgage T ie “On the Bio Grande,” would the to its Gold 5s, 1929 ; and in- Comedy Drama, ditional. inspire Republican bring principal by local talent, and the following per Interest allowed on time terest the Kansas Bill: Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 powerful mind to bear upon them with guaranteed by Strong Specialty insertions or less RANGE Fort Scott & R. R. each week. Three a ING City, Memphis square view to checking their progress. Tet FOR OR COAL. deposits. Co. •ofessor G. R. Lee.Club Swinging WOOD ,vo Lee’s $1.50 per square. in of the j of Professor pupils. and classed spite fact that Gov. Burleigh With the fact in view that with the practical Exhibition Reading Notices in nonpariel type is .Sparring each has ceased to be a of housekeeper the question of domestic economy UNITED ELECTRIC SECURITIES p •ofessor Carey..,, —Song and Dane* Artist with other notices 20 cents per line dangerous rival Mr. to Ft. R. paid always an important one, we invite attention Stephen Small, Marshall Goding, Fourth and Fifth Series w aster Hovey.Violin and President. Cashier. COMPANY, insertion. Manley, is really, according to Mr. the famous Collateral Trust Gold 1921. ash and Griffin.Negro Sketch febl4 dtf 5s, ofessor Pure Reading Notices In reading matter type hors da it continues to Harry Mason.Phonograph Manley, combat, 5i aster name sumvan.. £5 cents line each insertion. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & per pour shot and shell into him to the utter Gold Clarion Portable with tire Comical entitled of the width of a Range, TELEGRAPH CO. Closing Faroe, “A Square" is a space with its labor-saving 6s, 1907. disregard of all the other candidates. many valuable improve, j<0X7-0 in tlie Hltoheii. column and one inch long. ments over years' suggested by fifty experience. BOSTON, May 0,1898. mayl0,l2&14 Music Professor Grimmer and Orchestra, a rv- rVi* Sal.a find slmllai'* rid* To the mind this to be by ordinary appears and Mud© in every variety style F rices for above attractions as. SO, 75. Seats 25 cents in advance, a curious to advance Mr. Man- n jw on sale. vertisements, per week, very way wanted, by skilful mechanics, mayll-dtf ad- _____ for 40 words or less, no display. Displayed ley’s cause, but, as we observed before, from the best materials. vertisements under these headlines, and all ad- We to com- if Mr. Manley likes it it is not for us to warrant the CLARION in advance, will be charged than tisements not paid find fault. prise more improvements at regular rates. any other make. ZZAXiIi In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square Among other stirring paragraphs in Its great sales prove the fact that it for first insertion, and 50 cents per square for this month’s issue—and there are a great EMERY O. PENDLETON. lead3 all competitors. Sold by wide-awake Stove Dealers. If not for each subsequent insertion. ■' ul ii me ruauy paragrapns—is ionuw- sale in your locality, PORTLAND NATIONAL Address all communications relating to sub p^vvvvvvwvvvv« BANK, Saturday ing: A BATTLE WITH DISEASE! < scriptions and advertisements to Portland \ SENDf°'M-PWt>ook The Routed!! °J testimonials. ? FRED E. RICHARDS, President, Exchange Street, The Kepuhlican had a mission to Enemy S how to purchase this Publishing Co., 97 accomplish, IaaaaaaaaaaaaaJ and it is successfully performing in a conscien- celebrated Range. W. W. MASON, Vice President, Matinee Portland, Me. tious manner Manufactured what it believes to be its d uty both and for sale by C. 6. ALLEN. CasMer. to Third district Eepublicans and to itself, and SKODA WINS! —AND— the Portland Pbess may be assured that the Extreme publication of whole columns of its chronic Nervousness, & who come to TTTF1 PRESS. sneers ■“Sr. WOOD, BISHOP CO. People will not divert us from our course. Loss of Appetite, and FOR SALE BY our Deposits in f EVENING. People will recognize in the above the Rheumatism, store today for Boys’ oj^T THURSDAY, MAY 12. same spirit of independence and devo- DRIVEN FROM THE FIELD! A. R. ALEXANDER. Clothing will find them- SAVINGS DEPARTS May 14. tion to the right that inspired the im- 22 Me. Waterson still continues Mr. Emery O. Pendleton op Belfast, Monument Sq., Portland, Mr. Henry mortal Mr. Pott of the selves well paid. Its the in small or amounts Eatanswill Ga- Me., NOW 45 YEARS OF AGE, WAS A MEM- apr28 _eod6m large to shout that it will be political suicide BER of 15TH Me. Vol. He zette, but the language of Mr. Pott was Co. I, Reg., store of all stores to find draw interest from the first for the Democrats to nominate Cleveland. SERVED WITH D IS TIN CTION DURING THE GILMORE much more vigorous and picturesque. WAR, REC’D AN HONORABLE DISCHARGE day of each month. Mr. Cleveland is nominated we fear that AND IS NOW A RESPECTED MEMBER OF all the for a dtl J ubilee, 50 Musicians, 15 Instrumental If “The contest” was a con- good things ]ly25 it —"i"■■■". ■■ ■ ...... of [and political Thos. H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., of m- ..in,.. S oloists and Quartette Famous Singers, Mr. Waterson’s the Louisville- paper, test] said that immortal editor, “shall Belfast, Me. Six months since while boy to wear, all the nob- il icluding Myron W. Whitney. Evening Courier Journal, will not be a source of AWAY FROM HOME AT WORK, HIS HEALTH t: ekets ou. 75 cents and 81.00; Matinee tickets be prolonged so long as I have health BEGAN TO FAIL RAPIDLY, AND HE WAS 3 5, 50 and 75 cents. Now on sale at Stock- to the SOON OBLIGED TO LEAVE OFF WORK EN- stylish, new, b Half fare on the railroads to all hold- great inspiration Democracy. and strength, and that portion of talent THE HANDS by, jaunty ridge’s. TIRELY. He says : ii ig “Gilmore” tickets._ maylldlw with which I am From that con- and the In spite of all their talk about the gifted. Coupled with all my old army troubles, styles, people had a and dollar and their beauti- test, sir, although it may unsettle men’s I lost my appetite, distressing billion Congress burning sensation in my stomach, ex- Before sweeping, dust- are coming for them. minds and excite their and ren- so had that the — ful resolutions in favor of economy it feelings treme nervousness, t— AXITB HERRMANN! would cause and the many little der them for the of least excitement large drops ing, Where is there a store now as if the Democrats of the incapable discharge an hour looks of sweat to stand on my body for duties that make a at a would part CITY would more at the everyday duties of ordinary life; at a time. Anything sudden, HALL, House appropriate money canne me to start that serves better— _ of home AMAN- you from that never life, this session of Congress than was appro- contest, sir, I will shrink 5£8- DINE may be not about here or in Bos- 19th and 20th. at the first session of the last till I have set my heel upon the Eatans- BETTER^ applied, May priated Lost flesh rapidly and became much ema- the hands covered with House. will Independent. I wish the people of ciated. In addition to all this, a severe ton, either. mayll TICKETS ON SAXE. d3t Bheumatic trouble from which I have and when re- Cleveland, London and the of this gloves, Ohio, to people country suffered severely ever since my discharge, The Young Men’s Democratic Club ran and to swell the nails will be BASE BALL. know, sir, that they may rely upon me; causing my limbs joints badly moved, the Democratic district convention set in. S was obliged to give np work, yes- that I not am ready for the manicure, FOR TO-DAY. will desert _ _ _ _ them, that I re- and became __ much discour- Dr. S. C. Gordon and no terday, defeating solved to stand to the aged. Get Tr BJ ijk fll ting better, and the hands soft and Wednesday and Thursday,May 11 and 13, by them, sir, last.” ■ " duced to 75 Boys’ light woolen Summer Knee their candidate for delegate to I was in try Bonds due electing SKODA’S DISCOVERY. It had a won- white. Pant Suits ONLY Sizes 4 to 14. lay $2.60. 1st, LOWELL vs. PORTLAND. Mr. E. C. Swett. The heads derful effect me. I to feel are 1892,, Chicago, upon began We know they worth $4.00. PERSONAL AND PECULIAR. a short time. I who better after using it only 100 colored Knee Pant Suits Game called at 3.00. Admission 25c. La- of the young gentlemen compose have now taken four bottles. My Rheu- lighter sizes 5 to at a lies free,may6-6t this now be matism has ail disappeared. Appe- Sold by 13, only $3.00 ; special : organization may expected Paderewski has a protege, a Miss much tite has returned. Have gained price for today. TEEE to swell to enormous dimensions, and has made In flesh and Nervousness all who strength. 10 dozen all wool Knee EXCHANGED FOR OTHER — — Szumcusha, great pro- good Pants, IN AID OF THE Am able to a ■> the defeated candidate have to gone. sleep A sizes 4 to 45 cents may and of whose artistic future he well nights, And am BiiTaiLil 14, only per pair. gress ^ AASfflAN BROS for be called in to treat them for spurious hopes great things. again working at my trade If you need any Knee Pants com- as Blacksmith. 1 feel that I am entirely mon look at these. Professor Arthur T. of Dart- wear, MAINE EYE AND EAR hydrocephalus. Hardy cured from all these troubles all wool sizes 9 to Yours Boys’ Keefers, 12, mouth declines to allow his name truly, — — college EMERY O. PENDLETON. only $2.50 each; half the right WILL OPEN ON The Democratic district convention & BANCROFT. to be used in connection with the presi- price. VEOWDAY, MA.7 S3, LITTLE TABLETS maylO eodtl which was held in this city yesterday dency of the institution. SKODA’S Four lots of nice 3-piece Suits for and Continue the Week, For Headache and Liver Trouble. Through a 10 to 16 years, TO-DAY $6.50. may 10 dtd was unmistakably Cleveland gathering. Lieutenant Totten has presented to With the Discovery they cure Rheuma- boys “Star” Blouses, best were Hill in it of Tale a tism. Mild, safe, efliclent. Far superior Boys’ quality, Investments.' If there any sympathizers each student the battalion copy to any pill. Once used you will have no French flannel, usual price $2.50 and —and it is said there were a few from of his “Recruiting Song,” which is dedi- other. 50 in a box. Price 85 cts. $3.90, at only $1.59 ; sizes 6 to lo ; KOTZSCHMAR HALL. York county—they wisely kept quiet, cated to “M. B.. a lovely lass who loves only a few. Thursday Evening:, May 12th. to whisper.” SKODA DISCOVERY CO., BELFAST, ME. new not even offering a dissent to the vigor- Boys’ nobby Spring Overcoats, zisiABisr&s Henry M. Stanley will be a guest of sizes 4 to 14, only $5-00, $6.50 ana liss Lizzie H. Soule, of Boston, assisted by her ous abuse heaped upon their favorite by | ’orHand pupils and Miss Georgia A. Knight, of next month $8.50. WOODBURf & • I King Leopold Belgium by Mr. Marshall Miss Mr. Alexander Higgins who openly ac- New, stylish. Long Tronsers $8.00, MOULTON, oprauo, Leighton, basso, royal invitation. The is said to be i .illian H. Woodsiue accompanist, cused Hill of Cleveland in New king $4.00 ana $4.50. It is not often you Tickets 50 cts. Reserved seats knifing anxious to consult relative to the Stockbtidge’s Stanley find as as these. BANKERS lusic Store.roylOSt York four years ago. But notwithstand- conducted the good operations being by Kongo I Long Pant Suits for boys 12 to 18 ing the sentiment of the convention was free State asainat the slave traders. at DECIDED to- ^ years, REDUCTIONS Cor. Middle and Sts. HTY HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAY 18 the man John Jacob Astor second and Exchange overwhelmingly for Cleveland, William day. ap2G dtf we’ve elected is open to the suspicion of being Astor were not the only sons of William Shirt waists, Well, got them, and elegant ones, too ; will dwell on a much less hearty supporter of Cleveland B. Astor. He had another, Henry Astor them later if there’s any left; they’re than the man who was defeated. Of the brother of the man who died the THE WOMAN woolen without going in half dozen lots. other day. This uncle and uncle goods "H Elk Benefit course he will vote for Cleveland, but his grand Who would be beautiful to the finest BONDS. of the Astors lives in a Kg#? injury of him will fall far short of the surviving quietly TO-DAY. support small in Columbia jH. must develop her beauty by fabric or the most COME village county, Y., scientific and vigor of that of the aforesaid Mr. Hig- and married the daughter of a farmer in intelligent delicate colors,.. Star Shirt Waists 50 methods. “Half the differ- JJSi cents, laun- gins who announced his readiness to the vicinity, and is jserene and dered. We Offer, Subject to perfectly ence between the homely wade to his in blood for the happy and has never envied his relations Hats and than up eyes woman and the beautiful |— ymrum:oHuHwMij Boys’ Caps cheaper Sale, their gay and exciting life. an amoun! of wafer usual. ex-President. one is the method of care.” equal _ <* Mrs. Bettie of and with a 4’s Taylor Dangridge Win- Bathe the skin thoroughly, apply sponge City of Portland due 1902-1912. or soft cloth of Portland O’s due 1907. The opposition of the free silver chester, Va., is the daughter of President rub vigorously. Friction t City stimulates the circulation. City of Saco 4’s due 1901. Senators to the confirmation of Zachary Taylor, and during his presi- Then FRYE'S AMAN- City of Calais 4’s due 1901-1911. she was the of the White apply Mr. T. Jefferson Coolidge as minis, dency lady DINE with the BOTTLEBEFORE USING City of Bangor 6’s due 1894. She was wife of QUINCE.and STANDARD of 4 House. then the Col- CORKED Co. Ohio 1-2’s due 1899. ter to France which is based upon skin will be nourished and , ANOKEEP WELL Clothing City Toledo, onel Bliss, U. S. A., after whose death City of Toledo, Ohio 4 1-2’s due 1909. the ground that because Mr. Cool- the freshness of youth will Pricel5cenfs. she married whom she E PAR E ■ of Ohio 4 1-2’s due 1919. Philip Dandridge, return, and the more often 255 Middle City Toledo, idge is an opponent of free silver while survives. Mrs. and Mrs. St., Portland, Me. Calais Water Co. First Mort. 5’s due Dandridge applied the more beautiful France is anxious for the reinstatement Harriet Lane Johnson, widow of Henry will be the skin. 1906. Johnson of are the 1. of his would be an Baltimore, only sur- St. Croix E. & Water Co. First silver, appointment — — vivors of the long line of SOLD BY PorHarulTMe.l Mort. 5’s due 1906. insult to the French is distinguished Republic hardly women who presided over the White Kansas City, Kansas, Water Co. First Fo r fill Stores worthy of consideration. Mr. Coolidge House previous to General Grant’s term. Sale in Mort. 6’s due 1894-1907. as minister to France will have J. M. DYER. marl_ _eod3m Maine Central R. R. Consol Mort. 7’s nothing Ex-Premier Mercier has returned to maylOeodti —-L^i._~ _ due 1912. Montreal. He says he is bound to pre- Cleveland Cable First City Railway the Wonderful Child Actress, of the United States or of France. serve strict silence by the pledge which Mort o’s due 1909. Presenting Mr. Reid who has just returned from he made to Judge Chauveau, as to what Denver City Cable Railway First Mort. LITTEE TUESDAY 6’s due 1908. France where he represented this country transpired in the court at Quebec. He and a Host of other Notable Talent. with great acceptance to both nations is not under bail. If the present action rHEATRICAL :: EVENT:: OF:: THE :: SEASON. entertained the same views relative to him falls he declares he against through, Reserved Seats $1.00; now on sale at Stock- silver as does Mr. Coolidge, but nobody iridge’s music store. Portland. myl2dtd ai ii m musioand drama. GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS. The Infirmary Fair. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. mSCELLANEOUS. the The visiting committee of iMaine Eye am I Uncle Hiram. The Tittle Who Sacked Ex-Governor Chap Ear together with the soliciting con Sir. Aaron H. Infirmary Woodhuil produced his play of Robie’s Residence is Indicted—So Are mittee for the fair to be held on the 23d to th 1 The weather today “Uncle Hiram” at Portland Theatre at 11 a. last even- Several for Using Clubs, 29th inst.. met at the Infirmary m. yes t0 be ing, to a small Big Chaps is lllcely audience, owing to the rain. The terday. There were thirty in attendance am play is of the “Alvin Selling Bum, etc. the ward stormy- Joslln,” “Joshua Whit, reports of the several soliciting con POBTliAND, comb” order, and Sir. May 12, 1892. WoodhuU’s style is ap- mittees were very gratifying. Of course som modelled The and Judge parently after Mr. Thompson’s. There grand jury reported yesterday 'persons wall be missed in any canvass of thi sre several sensational Bonney’s court wore a aspect yesterday stock of effects, especially the lively hind but it should not deter them from prepai Silk one in the fourth afternoon as County Attorney Robinson and act, where the hero is pulled hig articles for a fair for so worthy an objects for AT YOUR NEXT LUNCH off the track just before the Assistant County Attorney True marshalled the Fringes Dress train passes. Miss the one to be held. OUR Trofa Griswold unfortunates before the court. sang, and danced, and yodled, Some of those who had not visited the Inflrn: embraces and was several times There were no very important cases in the list, Trimming encored. ary Jbefore were surprised to see so man which will be found in the court record in an- and a la The Singers’ Club. patients in attendance for treatment but the all widths, but French Sardines Tomato Sauce other column. Radeau, the Windham rough styles Miss Von were assured that the attendance was beloi Tonight, Stoseh, who has so capti- who (Bellefontaine and nearly killed in black The colors -ON- vated her assalt^d the average per day. The wards are full and a [ only. audiences not only in Portland hut in him, is in the list. He will be tried today. operation for the restoration of sight has bee: 1 all the leading cities of the country, will appear we are to have Tittle Fred Welch. performed almost for a week. prepared To-day TENNESEE is rejoic- with her wonderful Stradivarius violin, in con- every day One of the most order of Wafers. nection with the Singers’ Club, at Pine street high sounding of the quaint made to at short ing over the formal opening Crisp Banquet church. The will and indictments was read off to a little boy, who programme be choice, Boston—The investors’ bond market is no\ the three million dollar, five span from in A genuine French Sardine, tightly and and there should be a crowded house. stood up among the big criminals and an- notice any shade and delicately spiced put Tickets, very active, and good bonds continue to appre truss over down in Tomato Sauce of the usual swered to his a the instead olive oil, which is ob- with reserved seats, can be obtained at F. B. name in thin, piping voice. The bridge Mississippi. ciate in price. Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co. oi desired, jectionable to some, every taste—the finest lunch Clark’s, 515 street. little fellow having answered, the indictment quality It is three miles in delight dainty Congress fer a very desirable line of investment bonds nearly which has appeared for a time. proceeded as follows: long Miss Soule’s Exhibition. such as C., B. & Q. 4s, Memphis bridge 5s am i at present these and its above The for Just length height high grand jurors said state upon their New Co. 6s. Miss Lizzie H. Soule and her pupils will ap- oaths present that Frederich Welch, late of England Telephone water mark is seventy-five feet. m tne wide, showy are in a fine programme at Kotzschmav Hall Gorham, county of Cumberland and state Fringes pear of Not less than nine thousand tons Maine, laoorer, on the 26th day of January, J. GENUINE tonight, assisted by Miss Georgia A. Knight, so- Irving Brown in BARGAINS. A.-h-1892, at Gorham aforesaid, in the county popular favor, and their of steel have been utilized in its prano, Mr. Marshall Leighton, basso, and Miss or Cumberland aforesaid, with force and arms, received this day many new and desirabli the house Lillian H. Woodside, accompanist. Miss dwelling of one Frederick Robie, there styles in ladles’ Oxford and Ooze Slippers | use on light weight wraps, construction. The orator of the situate, feloniously did break and enter, etc., Fancy Evaporated Baldwin Apples, 8 cents per lb. Knight will sing Lynes’s “Spanish Serenade,” take and Headquarters for ladies’ $1.00, $2.00, $2.5< 1 carry awayjme coat of the value of sash occasion is Senator VOORHEES. White Ox->lieart Cherries, 12 ceuts can. and Mis3 Soule and Mr. will in S8, one vest of the and dresses'and ends fur- per Leighton appear value of $1, one pair of pants $3.00 boots. Early June 9 of the value of It needs no to sell Peas, cents per can. the cathedral scene from “Faust.” Tickets at S3, one pair of pants of the value a oratory good Caliiorma of $1.50, of the goods, chattels and property! of nishes fashionable Jelly Cured Apricots, 121-2 cents per lb. Stockbridge's. said Frederick etc. Our efforts the Sliced Bahama 12 1-2 cents Robie, MARRIAGES. nrlinn r*F Clothing. through Pineapple, per can. Portland Theatre. He pleaded not guilty andwhenJudgeBonney colums are to direct asked advertising you A complimentary benefit to the attaches him if he wanted a lawyer he said he stage In tliis 11, Rev. Matt S. tume. the other Par of rather he did. city, May by Hughes Among to our store, where we feel confident Excellence Itself! Portland Theatre will be given Saturday eve- thought Lewis Weeks ana Miss Nellie R. Shea of Port Although Vfirv dlminnflvA WoVI, la aaid Ie\ ning. The comedy drama of “On the Rio land. new our will see the in In 10. things you advantage buying Grande” will be given local talent. Inciden- merit very little sympathy. He ransacked the Yarmouth, May by Rev. Lauriston Rey trimming by nolds. Addison R. M. of to the genial ex-Governor’s house Smith, D., Washington has the better for Men’s and The delicious Venetian Coffee. tal piece there will be club swinging by pretty thoroughly and Miss Elizabeth Humphrey of Yarmouth. department recently grades iiiuoaaui and bore a of ucc, sparring ny iwo oi tne i'rotes- away great quantity trousers, In Lewiston, April 18, Chas. H. Williams o Children’s wear. and i received are sor’s pupils, and Mr. vests and eoats. He lived with Mr. W. P. F. Topsham Miss Lillian A. Hammond o novelties in singing dancing by Carey, Greene. Our violin Master Robie, and was treated with great kindness, $10 and $12 Men’s Suits are playing by Hovey, negro sketch In Sullivan, April 30, Ludlev E. Wilber o Pearl and Metal Bush which he didn't repay well. Eastbrook and Buttons, by and Griffin, exhibition of the phono- very Miss Grace M. Wran of Eas made as well as the Sullivan. just higher graph by Harry Mason, and ballad singing The Swett Case. ! Persian and Work by In Garland, April 27, Albert C. Batclielder o Open the CEO. Master grades, and cloth alone C.SHAW the farce in trimmings & CO. of ‘-hove the Sullivan, Mr. Charles Swett, the express man, was in- Garland and Miss Nettie E. Cliampeou o eod3t Kitchen” the Exeter. Braids, closing performance. Grimmer’s dicted for liquor nuisance. This arose from his Passamenteries, making the difference in cost. orchestra will appear. The seats are now on liaving;transported into tills state liquors by his Sashes We and there Jet fronts, and Or- guarantee the in all our sale, should be a large audience pres- express line. A large quantity was found in his DEATHS. sewing ent, for the theatre force is untiring in its ef- office, and it is claimed iu the indictment that naments. Buttons made garments, and will make good any forts to the please public. he transported them, knowing that they were In this city. May 11, Anna B., widow of thi 1 to order. defect in sewing without cost to the Old Jed Prouty. for illegal sale. Mr. Swett claims that they late True ,1. Ringdall, aged 47 years 3 months. were not intended for illegal sale. The grand [Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, a puu-uaser » you win return tne “Old Jed Prouty,” with its innocent, refresh- her late residence, No. 20 Bradford street. gar- jury failed to iind indictments against him on ing, dramatic incidents, carries us unconscious- In this city, May 11, Frederick Deering, aget ment to us. the of 42 ly to the fields, the meadows and the charges transporting short lobsters and years 8 months. Better to be a bit too country of funeral hereafter.! OUR NEXT inn. It is assaulting an officer. [Notice like sweet-scented clover being waft- In this city, May 1, Walter H. Thomas. than too late ed to us on a balmy summer’s day by a zepliyr Other Matters. [Notice of funeral hereafter.] early placing FARRINGTON & BICKFORD In Polsdaiu, N. Y., It), Mrs. L. T. Ames wind; one actually loses the fact that life is in a Qtlier noticeable indictments May were these nee Mary Siivadore, formerly of South Portland orders for window shades, theatre; we join Old Jed in his his tears Charles smiles, against Burke for assaulting Deputy aged 28 years. Formerly Farrington Bros., Great Sale ! and his In merry laughter. His kindly greeting of SheriS 8. D. Plummer on Danforth street, and Biddeford. May 9. Orinda H. Wedgewood curtains and other neces- Bargain 83 7 months. the old country folks whose love and admira- James Kelleher and aged years CONGRESS STREET. against Dennis Kilday for In Saco. Miss Dsrcas $42 tion he May 9, Came, aged 7! for the sum- posseses, is to us a sort of healing balm, selling rum. years 6 mouths. sary things dlt and we feel In Josiah For one will commence particularly well satislied that one Saco, May 9, C. Meade, aged 7: mer week, Tuesday, May 10tli. $5000 worth of class of exist with whom the JERUSALEM AND THE HOLY LAND. years 3 months. cottage. people formalities In Saco. Miss of May 9, Marcia Stewart, aget desirable must be sold at once. greeting, as practiced at the present day, are 27 years 8 months. Good to select the goods Mr. Stoddard's Last plan Fine and handsome entirely absent, and that the true brotherly love Lecture in Portland In Biddeford. Mav 9. Eucv A. Huntress, airef French Flannel for Wrappers and Dressing Sacaues 49c, »>7 4 months. former shines from each eye and is the for Two years want price 75c; 80c, former 50c. exemplified by Tears. In Lowell, Mrs. goods you now, have price firm and honest shake of May 5, Nancy Douglass, agec Vases, Pot-Pourri Jars, Handkerchief and Glove Brush and the hand. The play 74 years. Cases, Comb Sets, will be seen at Portland Theatre In them made and deliv- tonight and to- John L. Stoddard gave his second and last Robbinston, April 27, James C. Merry up morrow. aged 74 years. lecture in the Stockbridge course at City Hall, ered when the house is WM. McALENEY & SON, A GUmorean Incident. last night before an audience in no wise dimin- [The funeral services of the late Ella O. Ben ished will take place on afternoou at 2 o’elk C6 PREBLE A GUmorean either in numbers or in enthusiasm by the Friday this month or STREET, thoroughly idea, and one that from her late residence, No. 61 Carlton street. ready, next, driving rain storm. His subject was “Jerusa. proved a pleasantly exciting one for New York- then sure lem and the Holy Laud,” one of the most of PRACTICAL ers, ocourred on last New Year’s eve., when widely you’re getting interesting themes that a lecturer could select. Gilmore’s famous hand of 100 performers, them when other- In Mr. Stoddard’s case his words flowed wanted, Harness and Collar standing in front of the City Ball at midnight, rapid- Flowers Manufacturer. ly from full stores of and it was (Jur sale of Colored turned loose on the masses packed around the information, T-S'iSS? wise there’s to be a i>rass~Goods7ColVred~&iTks7T)amask“fable Cloths, Silk evident that when he DENNETT the Florist, 570 Stmt. likely and Gloria great a travelled there it was Congress Umbrellas, Spring Cloaking and Dress Trimmlns- nf half nri» square perfect volcano of melody. The Having had 40 years practical we with eyes and errs wide because experience less will be continued 400th anniversary of the discovery of America open. delay when the can guarantee to suit the most fastidious in From over the time-honored road to style, and Misses* Cotton Hose 8c, former 12 former was indeed splendidly ushered in, and Gilmore Joppa, price workmanship. Fancy price 5Oc; l-2c, price 60c: the the rush for the islands and 15c, former 75c. was a Holy City, audience was carried swiftly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. price again hero. The band will be at City FOUR FACTS. Good 9x4 and pleasantly along, every historic turn in the Unbleached Cotton 15c; 10x4 Unbleached Cotton 16c. Hall Saturday afternoon and evening. the beach and the 1. but first-class stock used. road indicated Nothing intelligently every, interesting country 2. None but skilled workmen and A Tiny Tot With Golden Hall-. employed We want to close out our entire scene helpfully illustrated. Then followed day labor. stock and will give you better begins wants 8. bargains The Baltimore World, speaking of the little a description of Jerusalem, within and without everybody Every Harness warranted and hand made. 4. Our prices as low as the than ever saw star who comes to the Elk benefit on the walls of NEW lowest, stock, you which MUSIC. May 18th, Zion, touched upon all the attention at once. That and considered. In style workmanship before._ Portland, says: places whose names have been almost sacred “Litt e means more or Tuesday Is a tiny tot with golden hair, since childhood. In his desire to be strictly less una- cheeks like peaches and HORSE FURNISHING GOODS. cream, and eyes of honest, Mr. Stoddard must have occasionally JVI. DYER, db GO. ?i!ue «bIue' ,;vllen ske did a Spanish dance at “CLASSIC VOCAL voidable and the Metropolitan Opera House last it shattered some cherished beliefs. But in a GEMS," Soprano delay, delay Everything pertaining to a First Class spring 31 classical Harness turn (Uiiw Uldli that songs, carefully selected, Store on r-u,..u»v»ivvt BUUUUtia spirit cannot be too heartily praised, he repre at that time means constantly kept she was a feature of the senting some of the foremost com hand, from a Blanket Pin children’s parlies showed in the next sentence that the European disap- up. New York’s 400. if exact posers. among Her mother, a pleas- Thn.nlrimr nnr olrt natropa onrl Qolinliimvmnn,. ant-faced lady, goes everywhere with the little places were lost the essential thought clustered “ and pointment annoyance. more new ones, we will endeavor in the dancer. The little one comes of a of around them remained so that future family act- Jerusalem, as his CLASSIC VOCAL Tenor. as in the to merit WALTER past your COREY ors. her last name GEMS, patronge. COMPANY Wood, but whether she being hearers will now remember it, will seem more SO has another name to go with this, other than classical songs compiled in one volume: z ■nrPf.imiR n.nrt rftmarkiihlo than avai* selection Repairing Promptly Attended To. Tuesday, Is a matter of speculation.” which few buyers could equal. OWEN, MOORE & CO. The Elk The illustrations were beautiful programme is being made up rapidly, numerous, may2dtf and “CLASSIC VOCAL and the sale of seats is large at Stockbrl jge’s. life-like, sustaining iu these respects the GEMS,” Alto. high reputation which Mr. Stoddard’s photo- 33 carefully selected songs from the besi SUPERIOR COURT. graphic reproductions have always borne. The foreign and American composers, includinc many notable triumphs. PORTLAND GAS LIGHT COMPANY. pathetic appearance of the Jews at their wail- COOK’S TOURS. annual meeting of the Portland Gas BEFORE JUDGE BONNET. ing places around the outer wall to suggested “CLASSIC VOCAL Baritone THELight Company will be held at the office of The grand jury reported finally at 11 o’clock Mr. Stoddard some reflections as to the wonder- GEMS,” the company, 9' Temple street, Portland, Me., on yesterday forenoon and were discharged. The ful preservation of the Hebrew race and its tre- or Wednesday, May 18th, 1892, at 3 o’clock p, Bass. m., to act upon the tollowing articles: following indictments are all that have been mendous influence on civilization and art. 1st. To receive and act upon the reports of made These 24 songs, not too class Decoration Excursions! public: reflections, given with an eloquence that difficult, yet high the President and Treasurer. Day Every will the o; Fred Nadeau. Assault and Was heartfelt and singer recognize advantage 2nd. To choose Directors for the battery. evidently delivered with a such a collection in one book. ensuing Frederick Welch. having year, and to act upon any other business that Breaking, entering and vigor born of deep conviction were the THE larceny. among Any of the above series by mail, postpaid, ir may properly come before the meeting. THE most telling passages which Mr. Stoddard heavy paper, E. H. Charles Burke. Assoult and has §1; boards, §1.25; cloth „„ President. battery. gilt, $2, ,, DAYEIS, Niagara Falls and Return, $11.00 Bridget Carley. Assault and battery. ever and given were recived with breathless May 12, 1892,_mayl2dlw Isaac Smith. Larceny. interest. Frank E. Perry. nuisance. A A ITm T» 1 AmA-n/>j BEST Liquor so New York and Hudson Matilda Brown. Liquor nuisance. And ended the thirteenth season of the River, 6.50 Matilda Brown. Disorderly house. Stoddard lectures which have given so much EMERSON'S Send for Ellen O’Neal. proposals will be received the particulars. Disorderly house. pleasure and profit to this by Sadie Bacon. Disorderly house- community. Mr SEALEDundersigned until Saturday, May 21st, Joseph Boudeau. Nuisance. Stoddard’s many friends in Portland wish him 1892 for furnishing materials and labor, and IN Simon Laroche. with heartiness bon NEW MALE erecting a house located on the town IN Nuisance. voyage and will be con- QUARTETTES New farm, Aleo St. Pierce. Nuisance. Gloucester, Me. Plans and specifications THOS. COOK & soled for a year’s deprivation the' Just issued, a collection of can be seen at the office of SON, Charles F. Nuisauce. only by high Quartettes, origi- the selectmen. Swett, selected and reserved Sole David P. McGlinchy. Nuisance. anticipations which they have formed regarding nally arranged by L. O. EMER- Rights to reject all bids. Officially appointed Passenger and SON. The are not the New International Tourist to Patrick Nuisance. the future lectures on pieces difficult, tenors Gloucester, May 11, 1892. Agents the THE McDonough. Japan, China and India. are not too Coleman Nuisauce. high, and the collection is especially World’s Columbian Exposition by THE Feeney. valuable to male John the every quartette, the Executive Committee, McDonough younger. Nuisance. rrendergast-Scanlan. 128 35 se,wrn Abbie Q. Kelley. Nuisance. pages, quartettes. Price in boards, 7G P.g.vvhIsfe| A. COLLER,) New Gloucester A cents, postpaid, or $6.75 a dozen not may In the afternoon the quiet wedding took place in the bishop’s prepaid, 12d6t following arraignments In paper, 60 cents postpaid; $5.40 per dozen WORLD. palace, Montreal, at 8.30 The con- not Sent on 332 1 Mass. were made: Monday. postpaid. receipt of price. apl6 Washington St., Boston, eodlm I WORLD. were Dr. Charles Burke not tracting parties W. J. Prendergast WANTED. (BEST pleaded to an guilty as- and Miss sault and battery on Deputy Sheriff S. D. Plum- Mary Ellen Scanlan, oldest daughter mofi -THB- t of Mr. Michael Scanlan. superintendent of the Fred Nadeau for assault and Boiler makers of all classes, FOR COMMENCEMENTS. battery, Dominion Line. The Rev. steady waved the reading of the indictment and Steamship James at once to plead-1 KEW employment.' Apply CUN- THE HAYDEN QUARTETTE. ed not guilty. Donnelly of St. Ann’s parish, performed the HARVARD SONG BOOK NINGHAM IRON WORKS Frederick Welch of CO., Cong- Miss Florence Miss Gorham, breaking and ceremony, and Dr. Drummond acted as best ress St. Cor. of B., So. Mass. Knight,Soprano: Katharine entering the dwelling house of Frederic Ttoble All the new Harvard Songs of the last three Boston, Kicker. Contralto; Dr. H. M. Nickerson, AND and man. The Dominion steamers at in my!2dlw WHY? larceny of clothing therefrom, pleaded not present with some old favorites, 92 pages. Sent Tenor. Mr. Harry F. Merrill, Basso. Montreal harbor years, A were gaily decked with bunt- by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price $1. very strong quartette arousing enthusiasm Because it is the that can John Bnrke not GENTLEMAN wherever Also Mr. only Refrigerator be kept ab- pleaded guilty to a liquor ing from stem to stern, while a salute of AND HIS appearing. Fred A. Given DUu2iDC6< guns Violin Soloist. pure and clean for all was Oliver Ditson solutely time. Sadie fired from the company’s steamers iu honor Company, A DAUGHTER Bacon, disorderly house, pleaded not wish to For dates, terms etc., address reason of its of the event. At the Grand a Superior by improved construction in the guilty. Trunk station 453-463 Washington Street, Boston. find a desirable home in a The following persons pleaded not large number of friends of the married following points. guilty to newly or nuisance indictments and had Mr. private family small 1— Cleanliness. gave bail from day to couple assembled, including Stephen- CRESSEY & son, of the Grand house. Terms JONES, day: superintendent Trunk, who boarding Piano Warerooms at New Store 2— Free circulation. James Kelleher. Ellen Carey, Catherine Finch had fog signals placed along the rails the length must be moderate. Address J. 538 3— Economy in the use of ice. Mary Frazier, William Frazier, Emma Pres- of the station. IMMEDIATE, Press Office. Congress St., tOD. 4— Condensation and air. The following not in ARTISTIC DESIGNS may dst OPPOSITE RINES BROS. dry pleaded guilty to nuisance A Curious Experience. FLOWERS 12_ 5— Low indictments, hut have not bail as FOR ALL average got yet- Marv PURPOSES. MAINE Me. temperature. Green, Emilda A. went into a MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. apr21eodtf__Portland. Cullen, Bridget McDonough lady recently well known store 6— Freedom from use Mark Lang, Matilda Jacob AT 8L fortieth annual damage by of ice picks. Brown, Verstrauner*1 in this city to make a purchase of some Congr0ss meeting will he held in alias Charles Willis. clothing THECommon Council City Buiidinc 7— Freedom from on ™ uer chamber, condensation the inner wall The traverse juries will come in Thursday sou. aue saw a suit mat pleased her ^/rfortlcrrid P0RTLANDi HEi Portland on June 8-9-10th, 1892. J A 8— Proper location of the morning. well but on asking the price she was told that it I), SMITH, Sec’y CARD. drip pipe. in cases from __CHAS. Respondents appeal the Munici- was $7. As that was more than she 9— Life. Court, and their wished to pal counsel, will take notice WOULD cordially invite my old customers that if do not make their pay and as nothing else in the store they appearance quite I and friends to call on me at Thursday morning at the opening of court the suited her she decided to go to the boys’ cloth- bail will be called. ing department of the Atkinson Company. She congress was met by a salesman who on told street, MOVEABLE being what as T have connected with the PATENT GALVANIZED ICE she myself old and COMPARTMENT desired to pay for a suit laid out several. well known shoe establishment of The first suit she saw was like the one she had seen in the other store. “I told you I did not WYER GREENE & CO., care to pay over $5,” she said. “But madam With years of experience (with M. G. replied the “that is Palmer salesman, only $5.” So it is and Dean Bros.) I feel sure that with the laree ase§ant)orns varied quickly seen why the children’s department of and stock they carry I shall be better the Atkinson is prepared to serve my friends than ever before Company so popular with the Yours sincerely, mothers. Their ad giving several special bar- The best that money, gains will be found in another column. • S. C. BARNUM. ® : d8t science and 26 ex- Pomona Coin tw10__ years Grange. Royal The next meeting of the Cumberland County FIRST perience can is Pomona CLASS produce Grange will be held with the Cape Elizabeth Grange, at the Hall, Grange Spur- By use of this wink, Wednesday, May 18th. The fifth degree FIA1VOS improved ice compartment, we are able will be to conferred, and the afternoon session challenge comparison as to cleanliness with any Re- will be open to the FOR SALE OR ALSO public. A barge will be in RENT; frigerator made. We sold last season 126 of these Re- waiting at the Union Station until the arrival of f frigerators, every one the 8.40 a. m. train. giving perfect satisfaction, which BestPackageleas grown in China. OH.O we consider Finest drank'in America, substantial proof of their racked in superiority. Powder. It does Police Examining Board. only half-pound and pound tea-lead packages, Very Fancy or Plain at Baking None of the old e same as served in the officers examined before the Japanese Garden at the Pure Food Exhibition. the most work Police We send on NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANGE ST. and the best Examining Board Tuesday evening have free, receipt of a 2c. stamp, of either been passed sample Formosa work. upon yet by the board. The state- or Breakfast Tea. State Cake made with it ment that they had Oolong English your choice. “passed” was premature CHASG & Officer Hanson was SANBORN, Boston, Mass. WALTER moist and fresh. examined with the rest COREY keeps Tuesday evening. only to the trade. W. P. COMPANY, dec!7 HASTINGS’. ae Free Street. | eodtt MISCELLANEOUS. Maine Colt Stakes for 1892. miscellaneous. j FOB safe. FOR SALE. The officers of the Maine State Society SAFE-Solir. Mary H. Lewis 18 11-100 SALE—At West have reason to feel with A Gentleman and his daughter wish to J.VOR Falmouth a pleasantly pleased the very tons. For inquire of JOHN M. located farm of 46 tons "A. find a desirable home, either in a private Jr particulars IjtOR acres, cutting 25 of 11 Exchange St., Portland, of set of full and lino list colts which the Sec- nuuly or small hoarding house ; terms must be FREEMAN, hay, good buildings, with excellent water privilege, nice 7 miles from lias secured for the colt finite; (linuer at night prefered. Address, orchard, retary stake to Office.11-1 Portland, terms easy, price $2000. Apply to IMMEDIATE, Press five be trotted at the State SAFE—A well bred Franklin colt, N. S. GARDINER, 185 Middle St. 11-1 coming Fair, in I 1060 PICTURES! Those in want of a 1AOByears’ old. weighs pounds, very It is as PICTURES!L owner 1 September. follow: good picture, for a small amount of money, stylisli driver, perfectly sound and kind, SALE—lVa story house containing at rooms with two acres sit- Foals of vouliTdo well to call on us. Pictures framed has no use for him during the summer. Call FOE of land, nicely 1891, 0 tinted on Main order; moulding for sale; picture wire and 247COMMERCIAL ST. _H-I street in Fryeburg, Me. Price H. W. Hutchins, colt by The Seer. Doubling hooks. E. I). REYNOLDS, Cor. Dale $750. Inquire of A. C. LIBBY, 42Va Exchange S. B. Smith. Auburn, colt by The Seer. uni Con SAFE—One of the finest cottages on street. 11-1 gress streets._10-1 1 B. F. &. F. H. Briggs, Auburn, colt by War Give a man a good and he’ll tell it. How I-yoBPeaks Island, within ten minutes’walk of rener. bargain &‘>Sr REWARD will be paid for proof Jones’landing, all furnished ready for occu- SALE—Houses for sale. Prices $600, colt by Messenger Wilkes. else do so to that will hold the person that took pancy. Any one wishing a fine summer resi- I^OR$1000. $1100, $1300, $1400, $1500, many people get know ? (Everybody rom 1 Ben V. my house, at Dry Mills, last February, a deuce on one of the best situated spots on the $1700, $1900, $2000, $2200. $2600, $2700, Rockefeller. doesn’t read the advertisements). That’s what has lopkins & Alien self-cocking revolver, 32 rim I island, will do well to look this property over. $4000. By J. C. WOODMAN, 105Va Exchange C. L. Cushman, Auburn, colt by Warrener. Ire. guttapercha grip, piece of rubber under the : Inquire of A. C. LIBBY, 42% Exchange street street. __7-1 cold by Messenger Wilkes. made the business of this store. nam spring. For further particulars write c J. W. Bigelow, Livermore, colt by Iiockefel- [■_FOSTER. Dry Mills, Gray. Mc. 10-1 FOB SALE-At Woodfords, three ler. What is a mother over than her ? SALE—Dry and desirable house lots; HOUSEminutes walk from the electric cars. A T. G. Burleigh, Vassalboro, colt by Nelson’s prouder boy 4 RION s.io s-4—A fine cabinet picture' of FOBalso gravel and loams for filling. Inquire sunny house, eleven rooms, open fire place, good Wilkes. is for ■A. this celebrated horse, by Savelt, Boston, of A. L. RICHARDSON. Deering Centre, 5-8 bath room, hot and cold water, and very con- too him,—much isn’t good vill J. F. Barrett, Deering, colt by Westland. Nothing good be sent postpaid on receipt of 15 cents. venient in every way; stable and Va an acre of Barrets'Bros., Summer, colt by Westland. We’ve what satisfies 1ENRY H. DRESSER, Treasurer Libby Dry fob safe—Five years old, sound, land; fruit trees and shubbery; terms easy. enough. provided perfectly late reliable in all and a cheerful G. E. Mosses, Bath, colt by Charlie Kay. Co., Portland, Me.__10-t House particulars, BENJAMIN SHAW, 51V3 Exchange street. Pine Tree Stock Farm, Gardiner, colt by Ar- her and the | driver. Not afraid ol steam, horse or electric 7-1 rival. boy. MAlifohnia—For sale at a bargain if sold I ears. Safe for a lady to drive. EBEN HOWE, Frank E. LY at once, BuO acres of prime Tulare N. J. Wilson's stable, 198 Federal street. 11-1 LEASE OR SALE—The lot of land on Carville, Farmington, colt by Grey- The actual increase in our thus far , County, son. business only ahfornia, land, eminently adapted for tlie IjtORthe westerly side of Cross street; a good Fowth of all a or a ■ raisins, grapes, etc., and kinds of THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM situation lor large stable for manufactur- Foals of 1890. this season that we’ve : | explains something: got .ahforniafruits. Wheat. 50 bushels per acre: ing businesss; lias 100ft frontage and about 150 H. Wesley Hutchins, Auburn, colt by The what want and are Ufalia, 10 tons per acre; adjoining land valued -OF- ft depth, with 20 ft passage way at side. BEN- Seer. people selling it 13250 acre. A of this land JAMIN street. 7-1 M&B. EMMA BOW, right. per portion is in SHAW', 51Va Exchange S. B. Smith, colt rood, about cords, worth on the v Auburn, by Messenger And the 12,000 ground Watervilla, Ms. behind this fact, our manufac- •2 E70R on Walker Wilkes. clothing, per cord; running water on the premises; E.B.ROBINSON&GO. SALE—Two building lots C. L. Cushman, Auburn, colt by Stamboul. ture means a me-fourth of a mile from railroad, 1% miles T street, hist off Congress street. Address of to* the at rom (ESTABLISHED 1847.) and colt by Messenger Wilkes. clothing, saving people county seat. Would suit a colony to di- P. O. BOX 1517.7-1 Physicians Sarsaparilla to their B. F. &. F. H. Birggs, Auburn, colt bv Rocke- turn. me into small farms; only $100 per acre if sold Have removed elegant warerooms, feller. every vithin 30 days; one-third must be cash. GEO. LJOR SALE—On the most sightly part of COULDN’T AND DIDN'T CURE. 400 Congress St., -IP house of seven B. F. & F. H. Briggs, Auburn, colt by Mes- V. F. VERNON, 108 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Munjoy Hill, lVa story How is that shown? Take the line ol con- senger Wilkes. great (i-10t and offer high grade and rooms, good lot; chance for stable; in good CRODER’S dd.____ at if W. D. Haley, So. Gardiner, colt by Dictator children’s suits at 25 cent under 03F8.C3r.iffc.2NrS» prices that defy com- dition throughout; owner called away; $1700 Chief. $5. They’re per iW/'ILLIAM HENNESSV, one of our petition. sold immediately; for further particulars, apply to N. 185 Middle street. 7-1 G. &. J. M. Floyd. Portland, cold by Arrival. value. one lot or but oldest Harness Makers, has recovered Piano tuning personally attended to. S. GARDINER, Not two, over 25 styles. , rom tlie and will be to see his C. W. Stimpson, Thomaston, colt by Alcan- Grippe pleased Second hand tara. riends at 113 Center street. Harnesses at low Pianos exchanged. instruments TJOR SALE—At a bargain, the house and Sailor Wool Knee 45c. irices. for sale. febl3eodly jl store at oi rornann ana uxioru James B. Read, Bowdoinham, colt by Cleve- Suits, 90c.; Pants, Repairing a specialty. 5-1 junction land. streets; terms easy. Apply to J. F. PROCTOR, Men’s—We’re unable to the demand for 93 street. J. W. Bigelow, Livermore, colt by Messenger supply TO LET. Exchange _6-1 v making those all wool suits to your meas- the Grodek Dyspepsia Cure Co. Wilkes. ! SAXE—On hill in a quiet neigh- to those double breasted nobby suits ire for Sir. $16, and at Munjoy 5 T. Thayer, So. colt Hebron. ; plenty coming $14, $18, $20, upwards borhood, a house anti house has five Gentlemen: For years I have had a com- Paris, by :67 and SCO Fore street. LET—A furnished room at 43 IjtOK lot; *'• 3-2 pleasant and Liver blood vouwu, uun uy jvismcio. rooms; size of lot 1361 square feet; price $600. plicated Stomach trouble, 200 pair Trousers, just in; $2 and Vests TO MYRTLE STREET. Ring right hand would rush to of ‘_“ colt by Westland. $2.50. Aid BENJAMIN SHAW, 51 Vi Exchange street. my head, having palpitation G. C. Moses. Society of Portland, Me. 12-1 the heart so bad that I fainted many times. Bath, colt by Optimus. to PROVIDENTLowest cost Lite hell.____ 10-1 Pine Tree Stock match, $1.50. Insurance; unimpaired Farm, Gardiner, colt by eserve fund in state LET A lower rent with or My Petit« Arrival. treasury, relatively largest pleasant FOR SAEE—A second-hand was ©gener- if any association in the State; responsible without stable for three horses and car- FOALS TO CARRIAGEpheaton. newly painted, in good Eating supper meant no sleep for of 1888. 26 assessments total room. on 22 HOWARD condition; ally poor. iianagement; only single riage Apply premises cloth and extra soft can I was After mce green lining, high back; the and very poor in flesh. E. J. colt Lawrence. 1885. 0 jl ui o UJUi' uu xvxuvx n jju, iv/uu X icuic night, Lawrence, Fairfield, by Agent wanted, previous experience be seen at ROBERT FARRAR’S. 46 Portland the best physicians and two of the lead- B. F. &F. H. colt Mes- lot invited. 26-8 trying Briggs, Auburn, by necessary. Correspondence St.12-1 street. Call or address F. A. 57 without receiving any lasting Wilkes. PENNELL, ing sarsaparillas senger i Washington street. 10-1 benefit JSL 8£J3 B ifF* my cour- B. F. &F.H. Briggs, Auburn, colt by Rocke- STRICTLY ONE PRICE, NOR BENT—Furnished cottage at Great was Ow about MALE HELP. the Waldo. age 1 #%®xs ■ feller. I Chebeague Island, opposite SAEE—A double seated cut under ex- when a friend, troubled as I was, in- C. L. Cnshman, Auburn, colt by Messenger Terms reasonable. Apply to T. E. THOMP tension Martin & Pennell I uf IjfOR top carriage. Sone,uced me to try prour Dyspepsia Syrup. nkes iXT ANTED—A competent book-keeper, mar- SON, C. A. Weston & Co., 1, 2 and 3 Central make, in good repair and will be sold cheap. used one bottle with result. When I T. great Thayer, So. Paris, colt by Dictator Chief. Y t lied, with good ability, would like a situ- Wharf.12-1 Call at 90 PREBLE ST.10-1 was told that to cure one you guaranteed any W. F. French, No. Anson, colt by Wilkes. -tion with plenty of work and fair pay. Ad- RENT—A summer home on H. E. Peterson. Bath, colt by Nelson. Iress, DAN, Care Janitor, 98 Exchange street. WOR pleasant SAEE OR RENT—A small Steam Mill US, Geo. land in Stroudwater near ter 150R near the S’LD? DYSPEPSIA W. Leavitt, Pembroke, colt by Prince _10-1 high village conveniently located City; suit*, or refund the money, I bought and used only Charles. minus of horse railroad, has garden and orch- ble for use as a grist mill or for light manufactur- four bottles. I am now m perfect health, canmake ard, or would lease the entire farm to a Terms reasonable. For foals OF 1889. 6X7”ANTED—Traveling Salesman; good ing business. particu- free from constipation, no rush of blood, no * T $50 per week. Trade specialties. person. BENJAMIN SHAW, SlVa Exchange lars address P. O. Box 1716, City.9-1 palpitation of the heart, and good appetite. I Fred Lord, Shawmut, colt by Edmund’s Knox. CABOIt, 179 Monroe St., Chicago. 9-1 street. 11-1 %# B and am R. Dresser & colt The Seer. Standard sleep nicely O B*» fl CS grow- Co., Lewiston, by SAEE—On Stevens Plains, Deering.two fleshier Q B tv U II than I would F. E. McFadden. Fairfield, colt by Albrino. Co., clerk. A BET—A desirable room on second floor; frame with lVs acres of land. ing 255 Middle Clothing IXTANTED—An apothecary per- FORstory house, like to. I also find your medicine to be a Col. W. G. Morrill. Pittsfield, colt by Action. Street, Portland, Me, * t sou of experience can obtain a perrna- TO gas and steam heat. Terms reasonable This property can be bought at a very low price while I found Walter S. colt 1 lent to 437 CUMBERLAND ST. 11-1 sweet, palatable preparation, Gifford, Fairfield, by von Hel- mays gg situation and a good salary at GEO. C. right parties, if applied for soon. BENJAMIN SHAW, 61*4 those sarsaparillas to be bitter and sickening. mont. ■'BYE’S. No. 320 Congress street.6-1 Exchange street. 9-1 I will answer all inquiries about this state- Chas. Wentworth, Clinton, colt by Greenfield. BET—Two furnished chambers, separate- ment. Yours respectfully, B. F. & F. H. Briggs, Auburn, colt by Rocke- SX7"ANTED—Honest, energetic men to sell TO ly or together. Inquire at No. 5 GREEN GORHAM VIEEAGE—FOR SAXE— Mrs. Emma Bow. feller. H Nursery Stock—salary or commission ST., opposite City Hotel, from 9 to 12 a. m., or ATThe J. I. Stevens place on High street; C. L. colt laid. no as the 6 to 7 p.m. 11-1 of All patent medicines are sold under the old, Cushman, Auburn, by Rockfeller. Inexperience hindrance, large, rernmy house; large lot; plenty water; J. W. Bigelow, Livermore, colt by Rockfeller. msiness is easily learned. Apply at onc3 convenient location; very pleasant residence. old chest A ‘*N° rooms on I IMAVG G. C. B. G. CHASE & 23 Pcmber- KENT—Five one flat. $9 per be sold on favorable terms. no ¥ 9 Bnt Moses, Bath, colt by Viking. tating age. CO., Will Inquire of cure, MSmfVr*k pay.” on Mass. 29-4 TO month. Drop a line to Woodford, Me., or did ever know one their C. S. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, colt by West- Square, Boston, Judge N. Cleaves or Benj. Sbaw, Portland, or you any getting call there any time before nine in the back? No backs its state- land. morning John A. Waterman, Gorham.7-2 money company up ONIONS WANTED—Man with small or from 6 to 10 p. m. J. J. 19 Ocean GILBERT, ment with a that Geo. W. Leavitt, Pembroke-, colt by Vasco. printed guarantee your FARMERfamily, who understands farm and street.ll-l FOR SAEE—In contain- dealer will to you satisfaction or re- work, Windham; sign give This gives a total of fifty-one. are of stock. Address BOX 1095 acres of excellent fund as we do. Call for Groder’s Portland, FARMing forty land; good your money do9-tf BET—Seaside cottage, on Cape Elizabeth two miles from Maine Central De- Botanic Dvs B B B*Ht B? O pepsia buildings; TO shore, three miles from Portland, with pot. Inquire of C. G. IRISH, 52 Market street, Syrup.None rhEiOl genuine WIT AND WISDOM. for and exclusive from to I rX7"ANTED—General agent Androscoggin large grounds highway Me., or GEO. SPEAR, near Duck our trade mark—the Bearer. Qalore Portland, without bearing V T County; position worth $2000 per annum ocean, can have stable, omnibus to ferry handy. Pond.5-2 The Croder Dyspepsia Cure Co.1 o right man. Also two local agents at $10 per Pure springiwater, rent reasonable. G. W. VER- jTsmaU Affair! reek and commission. Call on or after Tues RILL191 Middle street, Portland, Me. 10-1 EX>R SAEE—A French roofed house situated U. WATEKVILLE, ME., S._A./ lav, March 22d, at office of MUTUAL I in one of the best parts of the city, contains tUSERVE. Boom Middle cor. BET—In Cumberland Foreside, a partly 10 *A 1 _ 1,176Vi street, rooms in first class repair, hot and cold ONIONS Exchange, Portland.11-tf TO furnished two-story house and stable, pleasant grounds, good water; ten minutes sized lot with reasonable. In- walk from Grand Trunk Station. goes same; price WANTED. Beach with quire of A. C. LIBBY, 42M; Exchange St. 5-2 fine facilities for bathing and boating; $76 a For one at 3 for 25c. A MAN with in small every 10c.? experience making year. Address, “House/’ 258 Vaughan street. SALE—In the of clL anchors. Must be active village Alfred, Me., The worker, thor- 10-1 minutes’ walk from five desirable and of habits. Refer- FOK depot, for nighly competent good summer French roof house with THE ZBiESSIT CIGAR, nces required. BROS. & residence, ell, Cotton-Picker. LAWTON, PRATT, BET—Upstairs tenement for a small ten fine hen house containing rooms; stable, r ipringfleld, Mass. P. O. address, at No 31 St Nine million bales of cotton were Brightwood, TOfamily $13 per month, High and ice house; all in first class repair; good raised lass. may9dlw 10-1 last One hundred millions water, apples and small fruit. Also, adjoining year. of days’ the 15 of land in of Two furnished above. acres good state cul- labor was to pick it from the BET—Cottages. cottages cuts ten tons of hay. Good and required WANTED. on Great Diamond Island. Mrs. H. L. tivation, boating stalks. the value of each TO fishing. Will be sold very cheap. Inquire of H. Counting day’s Dealers, GUPPY BEALS, 68 Franklin street, left hand bell. C. LORD, Blddeford, 52 labor for a full hand at $1, it represents ft 1X7"ANTED—All persons in want of trunks or 9-1 Me._ Druggists and VT to call at E. D. 556 one-third the entire value of the bags REYNOLDS’, SALE—A three story house on nearly ind 568 corner of as we Long and TT> Congress street, Oak; Island, with double verandah around cotton crop when marketed. This allows Grocers, ; nanufaeture our and can therefore X Little Diamond Island. at 9 Ex- FOR it; CJiQ. goods, give Inquire 12 rooms, with one acre or more of land. Wil for mar26 on bottom trunks street. 9-1 nothing ginning, baling, compressing eodtf iirices; repaired; open change make a first-class boarding house or a nice resi- until 9. lo-l and hauling to market. To raise this crop ______< venings dence. Inquire of M. B. CHASE, Long Island. KENT—A genteel and modern tenement acres of land were 1X7"ANTED— Two to 3-2 23,000,000 ploughed, agents canvass. Agents FORof 8 rooms near Congress square: has v » are from to a week. planted and cultivated. The men, women, making $5 $10 Ap- steam heat. BENJAMIN SHAW, 61 Ys Ex- SALE—35 ft Steam Launch with com- and children who have done this labor did urn AUU fUUUlU UMVUUj VAiUl M UUIlUlUg) 1UUU1 cliange street.9-1 FORpound engines, very fast. She is just 8.10-1 suited for or also 21 ft not get fair pay for it. cruising passengers; sloop SX7ANTED—Board a in the western FET—Furnished cottages at Westwood yacht, both will be sold cheap for cash, for full iThe rich cotton of before the by lady, planters TT part of the city. One large or two TO Park, Falmouth. Goodfacilities for boat- particulars address L. W. LOMBARD, Saco, Gallante—I am most war have disappeared. The cotton plan- Woodby grieved mall sunny rooms desired. Address P. O. BOX ing, Ashing and bathing. Three minutes walk Me.29-4 SIGNS .390. 10-1 from steamer (Wait’s In- ters are a to learn of mistress’ illness. Noth- OF landing Landing.) of today in chronic condition of your SPRINGL FOR quire on the premises, or address E. T. MER- SALE—In Cape Elizabeth, financial no ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A embarrassment; their crop is ing serions; great cause far alarm, I ITT position RILL, Portland, Me,, No. 2 Fessenden street. FARMthree miles from Portland; contains thirty, mortgaged before it is planted. The bur- trust? it to go out by the day or week to cook in a 9-1 five or more acres, about twenty under high rrivate family, restaurant or boarding house. state of cultivation. Good orchard of about one den laid upon them is more than The Now French at 67 Pearl Miss M. 10-1 seemingly Maid—No, monsieur, The New Suits that on hand tpply street. LET—Two good tenements of 6 rooms hundred trees, all in hearing; the best in town men should bear. When the Israelites appear every of its size. Also a of other small fruits. Nozzing beeg, nozzing Some- 1X7ANTED—To lease or buy a medium sized TO each, prices §10 and $12 per month: also plenty grande. for sale houses in all of the J. For address C. G. Press Office were so oppressed in Egypt,Moses j call T T house in Oakdale or Woodfords: no chil- parts city. By particulars It., sorely zing—what yon leetle, petite. C. street. 7-1 arose as then: deliverer. Just so show that the is with us Ireu. Address CAEEIEE No. 8, Portland, Me. Woodman, 105y2 Exchange Angus Woodby Gallante—What is it? Spring 10-1 has come SALE OR TO LET—A nice Campbell forward to deliver the LET—Desk room. to A. C. LIB- Cottage The New French Maid—Eet is what as Apply of 6 rooms at Trefethen’s cotton planters from a burden to 1X7ANTED—Situation general housekeep- TO BY, 42 Va Exchange street.6-1 FOR Landing. Best grievous call zee We call our VV or as cook. Call atM. G. location on the Island. A for some one. be borne. The invention of the zey leetle—small—smallpox.— your attention to er, PALMEB’S bargain Lone .97 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Furnished throughout; will allow the furniture Bulletin. Spring street, rent, 6 rooms and Star Cotton Picker will cause Hosannas Pittsburg 9-1 LET—Nice, pleasant to remain in cottage one season. Address, C. _ TO bath, 406 Cumberland street; all in Ane to be in a million A. Sloman, 203 Franklin St, Portland Me. sung homes in the sun- IX7ANTED—Orders for plants of Achillea order; lower rent 6 rooms, 6 St. Lawrence Eczema, or salt-rheum, to a marlOtf ny South. Those homes will be embel- yields surely per- TT Alba, a hardy perennial bearing apro- street, all complete. $12; 6 rooms on one Aat, lished, better food eaten, and better cloth- severing use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. usion of double white daisy-like flowers all the 61 Myrtle street, $12.50. L. O. BEAN & CO1., SALE—Farm of 100 acres in City of eason till hard frost. Fine for cemetery plant- 40 Exchange street,6-1 FORWestbrook, on Cumberland street; one worn. Three 16 ing ng. for cents, six for 26 cents, mile from East and West End; known as “You don’t bring your wife with said the rubers of two for 16 four Not entirely by philanthropic motives you, Lemon, Lily cents, LET—Large front room with ante rooms. Hussey farm. Inquire of C. E. GRIFFIN, has been Like small boy of the house, addressing the guest or 26cents. Address, MES.M.D.WELLCOME, TO Williams Block, 379V3 Congress street, Cumberland Mills, Me.14-8 Campbell governed. Bell, farmouth, Me.6-1 Field and he will “No, my boy. Would you like to see her!” $10; pleasant rent of 6 rooms, 78 Fine street, Howe, McCormick, reap Clothing also three or four small rents. L. O. $10; “Yes. I would like to see interested to call and his reward; it means millions of dollars to Leastways, her IX7ANTED—Everybody BEAN & 40 street.6-1 For Sale Cheap T T examine the "Boston Cash CO., Exchange him and his associates. Full thumb.” Begister,” CLOSE AN ESTATE-The Dalton House particulars “See her nd be satifled that it is the best on the market, thumb? What do you want to see LET—Nice tenement of 8 rooms and at Old Orchard Beach, Maine. can be learned of how to profit it by her thumb for?” igencyatthe gun and fishing tackle store of TO by ;. TO bath, gas, and furnace, all in perfect con- Apply to HENRY I. LORD, at Milk where this of Ma says wife under L, BAILEY, 263 Middle St.6-1 calling 31 St., king “Well, your keeps you DEPARTMENT. dition, No. 190 High street, $250 per annum mylOdlw 95 Main St., Biddeford, Me. her thumb, and I’d like to see for ft must be labor savers can be seen. it; to make and care and water. W. H. WALDRON, 180 Middle a pretty big one.”—New York Press. 1X7ANTED—Gardens for, II by a good English gardener, will work street. 6-1 POH. S/YLS or two dollars a day. Call or address MOB- The lot of land in rear of Deering, Milliken & Humors of the stomach, salt rheum, and blood l'ON'S, 615 Congress St. 6-2 to let—Upper tenement in Co’s store, lately occuied by Clark & Chaplin house Corner Eastern Promenade and Ice Co. to are cured Tenement Apply disorders, by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. 117 ANTED—The public to know that we do Congress St. new house now already all modern JOSEPH DROWNE or) II fine fixecutor3, gold, silver and nickel plating, pol- conveniences; can be seen almost any time; FREDERICK FOX, I Overcoats. ; shing, buffing, etc. Silver plated ware windows the Anest view o£ the 11dlw Shirts. repaired commanding may “What are you reading, Marian?” asked Spring Outing efinislied and enameled to prevent its tarnisli- and harbor in the view anv- bay city, surpasses mamma of a little girl who sat with her head ng. The only complete manufacturing and thfng to be seen in the State of Maine. For _1-_-L Cf-1_ We have marked all our Coats We are with We start establishment in Maine. Send for bent down over a heavy volume in her lap. you. j dating price particulars inquire of J. H. BLAKE, Widgey oitfiiuwuat jl' ui kiaic?. from $3.00 to $4.00 less than the them at 25 cents, then we raise I ist. STEVENS, WOODMAN & CO., cor. Fore wharf. “The Wide, Wide World, mamma.” .lid Union Sts. _6-1 usual price. you a little to 50 cents, : janl8tf “Gracious, child!” interrupted a $1.00, big sister; to LET—Two furnished each con- The sound and serviceable steamer “vnn pan’f. n ndprs tariff iti nr a than $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 up $3.00 SX7"ANTED—To call at your store or house Cottages, Our Coat Is well TO taining nine rooms. Situated in 1 hook.” $5.00 made, for the best made T T and pay you cash for old barrels, Cape the “City of Richmond,” 600 tons, grades by rags, Elizabeth and near Hotel. A Ane Marion looked at the with good style, and a few of roil, rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds. If Cape Cottage and 61 now run- speaker dignity. only beach for bathing in front of the with having staterooms, j “I read It for the half Ido understand!” them left. oil have any of the above please drop me a premises she abundance of water. Price reason- ning between Portland and Xachias, Bazar. lostal. Address C. B. WISH, 131 Green pure spring said.—Harper’s & able. Inquire at 608 CONGRESS Street or on the route of the Mt. De- FISK, CLARK FLAGG. j treet, city.ll-ltf Portland, $10.00 ones for $8.00, and BENJAMIN SHAW, 51 ’3 Exchange street, Steamboat A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY. sert & Maehins Company, is and ones for to from to Portland, Me. 6tf $14.00 We have anything you want in buy $1000 $15,- _ offered for sale, delivered at either Alcock’s Porous Plasters are 10.00. VOTICE—Wanted000 worth of cast-off I the the only men’s at bottom clothing; pay to LOAN—On Arst or second Portland or after 1st §13.00 Furnishings j lighest cash price for ladies’ dresses, Rockland, July reliable plasters ever produced. gents’ MONEYmortgages, on Real Estate, Life Insurance Fragrant, prices. .nd children’s and gents’ winter over- next. She may now be seen on her $15.00 buys one sold clothing, Policies, Commercial or any good colla- clean, inexpensive, and never failing; they fully usually oats; call, or address letter or to S. paper route. For and for postal teral securities. Inquire of A. C. LIBBY, 42y2 present description meet all the of a household $18.00. .EVI, 97 Middle street. auglOtf requirements rem- “ ” Exchange street. 30-2 terms apply to PAYSON TUCKER, Gen- edy, and should always be kept on hand. For eral Manager, Portland, Mt. Desert & LET—A furnished on Peak’s the relief and cure of weak THE ATKINSON WANTED. cottage B a s&*»te» ■ nuYf* hack, weak muscles, Machias Steamboat Port- testimonials oi the cured. TOIsland near Jones’s Landing. Call or ad- Company, Consultation in person or by mail. Expert treat- lameness, stiff or enlarged joints, pains in the rent a good all furnished house In the dress C. I. KIMBALL, 219 Spring street. land, Me. INVIOLABLE SECRECY and CER- MEN’S SUITS- western of the ment. chest, small of the back and around the hips, 49 Cent Shirt. rO part city will pay from $35 30-tf may3-dft TAIN CURE. Ad3re«* Dr. W. H. Parker, or J o $50 per mouth. Address Press 4 and all WESTON, The Peabody Medical institute, No. Bumnch Bt., strains, stitches, local pains, Allcock's 'fflee. LET—Two finished rents at the Mass. We have had an immense sale myOdlw newly SALE Boston, Porous Plasters are unequalled. We have just received from a ! TO Sterling homestead. Peak’s Island. Apply ASSIGNEES’ The Institute haa many Imi- of them. arc well worth Peabody Medical Beware of and do not large manufacturer some line They to Seth Sterling, Deputy Sheriff’s office, Port- OF but no imitations, be deceived LOST AND FOUND. tators, equal.—Herald. effects in AH linen bosom land, Maine. 10-4 The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation, is a by misrepresentation. Ask for Allcock’s, Suitings which will remembering. treasure more valuable tbau gold. Head it now, interest only 49c> UMMER COTTAGES TO LET—Some of and let no solicitation or explanation induce everybody. black cashmere bag, every WEAK and NERVOUS man, and leara to containing the best summer cottages in Portland har- to a and on fee STB ON GMedical Review. (Copyrighted.) you accept substitute. LOST—Apurse spectacles, fllonday after- bor to let. Imquire of A. M. SMITH, Portland, loon, either on Boston train arriving at 4.45 or Me. lti-H dec3 eod&wly n Union Station. The finder will be rewarded The Poor Blind Man. LOOK AT THSS! THE valuable water power at Kennebunk, “FARRINGTON” j iy leaving the same with E. C. Horsey at Boom on the Mousam Biver, being the “My good sir, please remember the i. 101 Middle street, Portlond, Me.ll-i TO LET. WITHMaine, poor following Real Estate of the "DAVIS SHOE blind.” A Suit for 47 Cent Shirt will he sold on the Wed- regnlar$10.00 $7.00; F OST—Thursday, a black and white coon eat CO.”, which premises, are not blind.” 1 o'clock In the afternoon Why you $13.00, $13.00, $14.00 Suits re- IJ Notify or return to 22 DEERINfcS ST., and Floor space with heat and nesday, May 18th,at “Please, sir, it isn’t me; it’s papa.” duced to is a full size, thoroughly well i ecelve reward.9-1 as follows:— “And where is $10.00. 1st. The four Mill, 35x160 your lather?” made, all linen bosom. Some : power. Apply to GIANT ELEC- large story ft., “Over yonder, cards have found the Greatest Care on with two large ells, 75x50 ft. each, brick boiler playing with another like them better than The “At- blind man.”—Gaulois. POUND—IEarth, for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in TRIC MOTOR COMPANY, 25 house, 25x36 ft. and the parcel of land 185x kinson.” Would like to have t heir worst chronic forms. I suffered twelve 85 feet, corner of Mam aud Storer streets. and is run considered to No better remedy for gray hair has been dis- your opinion. ears and tried every known remedy. Sufferers 27 Commercial Street. This Mill by water-power, trite to me and enclose MISS E. marldtf be one of tlie best in New England. The Mill covered than Hall’s Hair Renewer. stamp. S, >RR East Harpswell, Maine. aprl6d&wlmo* has a 120 horse-power water-wheel, and the ■ water-power has never yet been known to fail. Golden OUR BRAN is Opinions. We are of our GOODS ARE ALL NEW. The building thoroughly equipped with the certainly proud FEMALE HELP. Walworth System, makfng a low in- Stump Orator-I don’t think I take with the in We TO LET. Sprinkler display this department. surance rate This factory has a capacity for masses. have suits Store Evenings. if used for shoe of every description, Open ITT ANTED—A middle aged woman to do SO cases per day, manufactur- win- Admiring Frfend—Nonsense! You are shade and price, from $1.08, II housework in a family of four. Address ing. ning golden opinions. 2nd. The Estate on Water street, $3.50. up- to the 5., this office.11-1 The spacious second consisting Orator—Yes, it looks like when I $3.00, $5,00, of a lot of land 75x about 115 ft., it, speak best made. large dwelling night after night, and never receive the least FRED once a few known as tlie “Kennebunk con- R. ANTED—At earpet sewers. house, House,” FARRINGTON,! floor over our two applause. IV Apply at the ATKINSON HOUSE FUR- store, with taining 15 rooms, and other small build- Friend—That’s what I said. Siienceis golden. Those $3.00 and $3.50 Pants Superintendent Clothing and : i ISHINU COMPANY, Middle, Pearl & Vine ings. —Detroit Free Tlie Estate corner of Press. are having a great run. They Gents’ Furnishing liepurt- treets._ 10-1 steam 3rd. High and Pleasant heat, central streets, consisting of a large parcel of land, a are what you want. m.-lit oi just Ilf ANTED—A woman for general housework, building 26x28 ft., occupied for retail stores and Sparkling and healthful. Enjoyed by the )—-y BEARD'S SPRING. it No washing. Small family. Inquire, a two story and basement tenement house To prevent Shafia toom o, 185 Middle street. 9-1 location, very light. 31x24 ft. at present rented to whole No other root beer ex* Carriage gobd advantage. family. i from Rattling.- can be iu- These properties will be sold to tlie highest £ stoutly insert edaud with lirANTED SALES GIRLS—At ten bidder without tract Williams’ in strength and drawn once, reservation, and tlie sale de- equals V without oncoup- 11 sales for our I ness litJgthcslialtvrrtmoYfng girls and Fancy Goods serves tlie attention of all manufacturing con- One bottle of extract makes 5 } this to Mr. Graham. cerns a purity. ]an uny par: of the vehicle. epartment. Apply morning LORING, SHORT & HARMON, desiring country plant having available 23 teuts- 11E ATK INSON GOMPAN V. marSl dtl labor and gallons. The great temperance drink. Sample pau, 7-1 cheap unfailing water-power. Furtli- Manui*cturedby This is not “just as good” only AW J3UKB JZEjLHV, Isaac C. Atkinson, Cen'l as others, but better. One SOLD Manager. WANTED. ROOMS. far 63 Court Boston. MUSES 89 Boston. trial will this claim. Street, 4 to take en- WILLIAMS} StaeSt* support EVERYWHERE young lady charge of a double Boardmau & Ingalls or wnitsns J$»t*Muhcd in 28*7. set of hooks, also & CarletoD, lU.tftrd, Ct try understanding run- LET—Pleasant rooms, slnele or in suites' Baker, Marshm & PEARL A.\D , a type writer, best gf Address Baker, VI.\E STREETS, ling references. TO with board at lit PARK Si. MRS. H. M. Lynn, Mass. apr28 eodim i mays d2w “J'11 Press office __ ...r. Ot j: i. w. R., myddiw RICE. 28-U my7 d?t St. Paul. Minn. & Mann.113% 113 M S&CELLANEOUS-. Foreign Markets. Sid loth, sch Douglass Haynes, Greenleaf, foi MISCELLANEOUS. RAII.KOAD?. St. Paul & Omaha. 503i 603/i j uoptd.119% 119V; (By Telegraph.) A>SsWHAVEN—Ar 8°!’ sel1 Sarah A Blais Texas Pacific, new. 10 10 LONDON 1892—Consols 97 9-16d May 11, dell, Providence. im, Union Pacific.?4434 44bi for both money aim the account. PROVIDENCE- 81d 1TO’Jeh* John Paul U. S. Express. 45 45 Annie L Portland & Worcester Line. LIVERPOOL. May 11, .1898.—The Cotton Whittier, Norfolk; Wilder, Greenlaw St. Louis & Pacific .. 12 12 Wabash, market is easier muddling 4a:sales 8.000 do pfd. 20% 2 7Vi bales; of Products in speculation and 1000 b.oes. Blftis ~l Quotations the export RNE^VPORT-Sld TiOttCH Staple Western 92% M [ Union. 02% for Fall River, TAM 11. 1892.—Quotations— dell, Brunswick Lunet, Mdrse Sugar Trust. 93 941,; LIVERPOOL, May B do ntd. Winter wheat at 7s 2d®7s 2ysd; Spring, wheat 9th, sch E PORTLAND & R. Markets. 7s N'Sw BEDFORD—Ar ROCHESTER R. Leading Richmond <£ West Point. 9 9Vi ly2 d@7S 2d. Mixed American corn 4sUyt d. Holway.Bry do 63 Cheese 66s 6d. Dfd. 54 _ 9th sch ~~ GVnewvRD-HAVEN-Ar Hazel is a in for St John, NB. habit indulged by many. No one will accuse i Portland Daily Press Stock List. wood, x»ort Johnson E STATION FOOT Boston Sid schs Florence Tower, .TaslA Par OF PREBLE STREET. Produce Market Barrett, Bankers Oth, w us of when we call attention to stocks and Corrected by Swan & and Ada S Allen. Ida. Gaul, Jessie Hart it, though, your Bonds—Money Easy-Sterling BOSTON. 1892.—The following ar sons, J May 11, Brokers, 186 Middle street. L Marcellas. S Rludsay Amelia E aud to-dav’s quotations o£ Provisions. Produce, etc. Holway, H Exchange Quiet Steady Government STOCKS Cobh, A Deputy, Saarbruek On and after Monday, Oct. 5. 1891, Passed cuts 00 cuts a Bid. 'Tirrell.a.James 1 Bonds Bull and Weak—Railroads Active Pork—Long 00@14 25: short Description. Par Value. Asked Viola May, St Flmo, ; Jt Smith trains will Leave Portland: 00 00®14 60; Backs at 14 60®00 00; lean lend Canal National Bank.100 126 128 Veto. Maria S. Hattie, J ^Jerstm, W H Jones OUR HAT DEPARTMENT §er'or Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction. and Strong—Stocks Closed Quiet and at uO 00@14 50; pork tongues 17 00; butt porl : Casco National Bank.100 116 117 Red Jacket, Wm ^“VanSSn?1*^18!1’ Et,ia Nashua, Windham and Eppiog at 7.30 a. 10 00. Cumberland National Bank.. 40 4oy3 42 Herald tlie Morning, Vanaalia, Geo m. and 12.30 p. m. Heavy. of Nautilus, Hams at 10%c; small do lie; pressed ham: First National Bank.100 100 102 Kcvlncpr ’p’rprt C Holden. and say that we have the newest and freshest line of For Manchester, Concord, and points North 11c. Merchants’National Bank.. 75 113 117 Oth, sohs Jessie 2d at 7.80 a. in. and 12.30 m. At New York, yesterday, money was easy, EDGARTOWN-Ar Hart, p. Lard—Choice at 7c ^ lb in tierces and tubs ; National Traders’ Bank_100 116 118 New York tor &t G®oige Mary MoCahn Hats in the Our line includes all the favorite For Rochester, Springvale. Alfred, Water- from last loan at Wall, B city. ranging 1%@2 per cent.; 10-ib pails in cs 7% c. Portland National Bank-100 108 103 for Bangor; boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. in., 12.30 and ■ Amboy ,l’ YrA?1!man, Amboy 2 per cent, closing at 2% per cent. Prime mer- Hogs—Choice city dressed 6%c » lb; countr; Portland Trust Co.100 114 116 for Nevmber, Hoboken for Hallo- We have the 5.30 p. m. Saco; George foi styles. do 6% c. Portland 100 New York For Gorham at 7.30 and 10.00 a. cantile paper was quoted at 3% @5 per cent. Company.100 well; K F Hart, Bangor. in., 12 30, Butter—Western extra creamery at : Portland Gas 50 80 85 SALEM—Ar 5th, sch Monhegan, from 3.00, 5.80, 6.20 and 11.16 p. m. was and weak with 20@21c Company. Baker, Sterling Exchange quiet fancy higher: ltrsts and extra firsts at Ida 19c ; Portland Railroad Company.) 00 115 120 R For Westbrook, Cumberland MJlts, West- actual business in bankers’ bills at 4 86% for extra mutation creamrv 1G 217c: factory cnoic ; Portland Water Co_1...300 110 115 G LOUCESTER—Ar 10th, sch Douglass Dear- HARRINGTON, YOUMAN, brook Junction and Woodford's at 7.30 Northern 60-day bills and 4 87% for demand ;posted rates 16®—c; creamery, choice 2"l@22c : Maine Central R If.100 115 120 born, Welch, Trapani. and 10.00 a. m., 12.30, 8.00, 6.30 a.20 and New 1 ork and Y'ermont dairy, good to choic, PORTSMOUTH-Ar 10th, sch BOSTON DERBY, 11.15 p. in. at 4 87@4 88%. Commercial bills were 4 86% ! BONDS. Vineyard, STRAND, 17®19c; Eastern creamery, good to cnoic.e a Rosebrook, Hoboken. For Forest Avenue 6.20 p. m. I8®20c. ! Portland 6s, 1897.108 110 (DeCrinsr), @487%. Government bonds were dull and Tne above quotations are receivers City BATH—Sid 9th, sch Dickey Bird, Woodward, The 12.30 p. m. train from Portland connects prices tor Portland 125 DUNLAP, CAMBRIDGE, firm. Railroads were active and strictly wholesale lots. 6s,'1907.123 JDillbblllCU G. at Ayer Junction with “Hoosao Tuunel strong. Portland 1902—1912 .102 Cheese—Northern cnoice lull creams am I 4s, Funding. 103 Route” for the West and at Union Station, The stock market after 12 o’clock 3 If. R. aid.102 gradually twins at HVa(®12c; fair to good at 9® 11; Wes Bangor 6s, 894, 104 Foreign Ports. Crush Grand Worcester, for Providence and New York, 1899. It It. aid.108 110 Hats, Army Hats, Driving Hats, sank into dullness, while displaying a Arm tem- tern choice at ll®ll%e; lair to goou at 9® 11 Bangor Os, via “Providence Line,” for Norwich and 6s. Water.120 121 Sid fin Nanaimo May Gen Fairchild, without of feature of in- sage at 12@13c. Bangor 1905, 7’?i"'9ue and New York, via “Norwich Line” with Boston per development auy Bath R. R. Ounalaska Via Port Townsend. Bicycle Yachting Caps, Children’s Caps. Eggs—Eastern extras at 16@16%c: Vtand 1 6s, 1898, aid.305 107 & Albany R. R. for the West, and with the terest stocks conspicuous the H Batli 02 104 Sid fm Havre Apl 30, ship Charles E Moody, beyond during extras 16®10Mic; Mich, extra at 15%®1 6c 6s, 1897, Municipal.3 New Fork All Rail Via “Springfield.” forenoon. continued and 2 Southern ; Bath 4Vas, 1907, Municipal.100 102 Leonard. New York. Sugar strong higher choice Western firsts 1 Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester 15Va ; at loVai Batli A rat Buenos prior to Apl 30, 16C. 4s, 1921, Refunding. 98 100 Ayres barque WE HAVE THE AT at 1.80 m.: from Rochester the opening. The market dropped again after Davis. Boston, 56 Martha P BEST GOODS LEAST MONEY. p. at 8.30 a. E-l, Poll It TV—Vni’f.lioi’n fimel-i-l.-illurl tnrlrnrfl nlinidi Belfast 6s, 1898,R. R. aid.106 108 Lapland, days; 1.30 and 5.60 from hut continued Smith. New York. p. m.; Gorham at 6.40, delivery hour, changes insignifi- —•c; do chickens Belfast 4s, 1892—3 922, Municipal.. 98 300 Tucker. at 20®25e; fowls —@15c;Wes Calais At .Pernambuco Apl 12, sch Harry TV cant, and no material decline the tern iced fowls — 4s, 1901—1911. Refunding. .100 101 Haynes, m. occurred, at @l3Vfec (Western dry pack from New York. p. Lewiston 1901, 114 „„ .. market and at about first ed chickens at j 8:5200; do fowls 14. 6s, Municipal.112 scu For through Tickets to all points West ar.it closing quiet heavy Lewiston 4s, 1913, 102 Ar at Demerara Apl Estelle, Hutch- Beaus—N York hand-sicked Dea. 1 Sftgl 90 Municipal.100 South, to S. E. CORDWELL, Ticket prices. ; Saco 4s, 102 ins, New York, 13 days. apply mar-row pea 1 75;choice screen pea.l 50® 160 1901, Municipal.100 Agent, Portland. Me. Maine Central R.R. 7s.l898,lst. 13 315 At Antigua Apl 22, sch Donacona, Tooker,for Transatactions at the Stock Exchange aggre- hand-picked med at 170; choice yellow eyes mtgl J. W. PETKKk Sunt. coils. 136 Portland, lrig.. shares. —@1 80; California Deans' at 2 2 40 7s, 1912, mtgl34 C. J. WIGGIN, Gen’l Ticket gated 214,100 pea 30® '* Ar 26 Agent, /'»» A WO 1UO at St dago Apl barque RAC Smith, hand-picked, 2 60@2 60. octa iltt. g6s, 1900, extens’nllO 112 Hooper, Philadelphia, (six days from Delaware Portland Wholesale Market. Seed—Timothy, 1 50@1 70; Western red toi 6s, 1805—1905 D’bl03 103 Capes.) .... 1 50®$2: clover. 12 BISc(Hungarian, 80@90c sch Ella FOB THE WEEK ENDING 11. Leeds & R. R. 6s, 1896.106 106 Ar at Havana May 5, G Ells, Linnell. May at 00; some fancy higher Farmington TIE Grand Trunk of Canada, Hay—Choice, —@20 Railway The market fair to to ; Portland & Ken. B. R. 0s, 1893_103 103 Pascagoula. for Flour and Grain lias develop- good at $17®?:!81 Eastern fine, 8147 1 Portland 1900, 1st 08 110 Sid 4t.h. sch H .1 Cottrelle, Haskell, Mobile. ATKliTCOIMYj On and ( &Ogd’gg0s, mtgl Vine .After MONDAY. Dec. 1, 1891, ed considerable the and $17 poor to ordinary' S14®$16. Sid fm 2d sch Carrie Middle, Pearl, Streets. strength past week, Portland Water Go’s Os, 1899.108 110 Sagua inst, Strong,Strong Trains will run as follows: Potatoes—Choice Inatives and Maine stock a 1 while no Portland Water Co’s 96 New York. advance has been established here on 00 D bhl: choice Yt and northern b 4s. 1927. 98 90c@l At Matanzas 3, barques Vilora H DEPARTURES. millers have been H and N Y Burbanks and white stars 40c bush May Hop- ISAAC C. GEN’L Flour, asking 10@15cmore; kins, lor North of Hatteras; Grace Linwood. ATKINSON, MANAGER. For Auburn and Lewiston, 7.10 and 7.20 a. rose 35@40c; Houlton Hebrons 40c; Aroostool Com shows an advance. The Seed market is OCEAN Arthur C and CheStlna ■ ■■■—- ■■ ■ iinii ■ and ni. Hebrons STEAMER MOVEMENTS. YVade, Redman, do; brig ., m., 1.10,1.30 and 6.10 p. For Gor- 40@|—c. J F do: schs Geo P J Man- ham, 7.10 a. m., 1.30 and 6.10 m. For strong. Oinons are easier. Anples firm and 1 at 3 FROM FOR TIMF, Merry, Davenport, p. Apples—No Baldwins, 00@3 50;Green chester 0 Carrie A Montreal and 7.10 a. It), 2 Haynes, YY Tanner, Lane, STEAMERS. RAILROADS. Chicago, and 1.30 higher. Dry fish weak and lower for Cod. ugs 25@2 75. Lalin.NewYork. .. -Branien .May 10 and Elbridge Soulier, for North of Hatteras. p. in. For Quebec, 1.30 p. m. For Buok- Chestnut Coal is off 25c. Turpentine lias drop- Teutonic.NewYork. .Liverpool. .May 11 A i- at Cardenas 2d inst, sell Fostina, Philbrook field and Canton, 7.10 a. m. and 1.30 p. m. of Berlin 2c. Coal Tar Waiertwn Cattle Market, City New York.. Liverpool.. May 11 Philadelphia; 3d, barque Golden Sheaf. Chand- ON AND -A.ar’TEin. ped higher. Linseed and Boiled Westernlaud .New York. ARRIV ALS. Amount of live slock on the market—Cattle .Antwerp .May 11 ler, Rhiladelpoia; sch Edw I! Emerson, Eudi- Oil easier. Fresh Beef International Co. From Lewiston and a. Hay tending upward. 3911; sheep and Iambs, 1,310; calves, 1.427 Saratoga.NewYork. .Hav&Card’sMay 11 cot. Baltimore. Steamship SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1892, Auburn, 8.25 m., — — 5.40 and 5.50 m. From Gor is firmer without material change; sides 6%@ swine, 17,733. Nuumber from the differeu (llengoil.New York. .Bio Janeiro May 11 Sid-1st, sens Tlios YV Hyde, Sherman, Boston FOR 12.10, 3.10, p. Atnos.New York. 11 ham, N. II., 8.25 a. m.. 12.10 aud 6.50 p- m 7%@8e ^ lb, hinds Static, foresat at 4%@5c, States: .Carthagena May Ariadne, Colby, Philadelphia. -T H E- Venezula.NewYork. .Laguayra. .May 12 From Chicago and Montreal, 12.10 a, Dl„ rounds at loins loins 12 Sheepand St. 5.50 ui. From m. 7%@8c, 18@15c, rump Catllo. Lambs. Swim Alvena.New York. .Gonaives .May 13 Eastport, Calais, John, N.B., Halifax, N.S. p. Quebec, 12.10 p. Yucatan.Now York.. @13c, rattles at 3%c, backs at 6g6 •* c, sheep Western. 3,781 456 17,69-i Hav & Mex. May 14 and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- TICKET OFFICE City New York New York.. 18 10, lambs 25@28c, Massachusetts 17 129 Liverpool. .May DR, WOODBURY'S tia, Prince Edwards Island, and Cape Bret- 50 Exchange Street, and Depot Foot of In- l%@13c, springers pork Britanie.NewYork. 18 ANTIDOTE ribs N.Hampshire. 88 661 S .Liverpool. .Stay on. The favorite route to Campobello and Cincinnati and dia Street. 10c, sausage 10, round hogs 6%@7c. Vermont. 25 205 3( Santiago.NewYork..Cienfuegos.May 19 the tones the St. Andrews, N. B. Philadelphia .NewYork. 21 sharpens appetite, up Prices of Western Beef Cattle 100 liv< .Laguayra. .May Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth June- Retail Grocers' Sugar Rates. p lbs, Capnlet.New York.. Rio Janeiro 25 a n s Choice 4 second OCXS Mey digestive or g and Spring Arrangement. tion and Danville Junction as follows: To Chi Portland market—cut loaf weight; 50@$5. quality $4 Arizona .New York.. Liverpool.. 14 5%c ;confectioners’ 4 50; third S3 May cage $20 and $15.76; Detroit S16.75 and quality, 12Ls®S4;poorest grades Servia.NewYork. .Liverpool. .May 14 health Piflcc oi On and after May 2, and until further no- St. Louis 7C; pulverized, 6c; 6c; of coarse oxen, Col brings the $12.50; Kansas City $30 and $24.00; St. Pau) powdered, granulated, cows, bulls, stags, Texan, Elbe.New York.. Bremen .. 1.4 tice, steamers oi this line leave Railroad Special Mav 50. small wine- VIA $31.50 fvnd.$28.50; St Louis via Detroit $23.75 5c; coffee crushed, 3% c; yellow, 3c. orado, $1 60@2 Wieland.New York. 14 disease. In Wharf. Portland, Monday and at Frees of Northern and Eastern Beef .Hamburg. .May Friday and 619.75; St. Louis via $26 aud Cattle- Obdam.New York.. Rotterdam. 14 es its effects 5.00 p.m., for .Eastport and St. John, with Chicago at c ib dressed firsi May glassful dos Boston & R. R. §21.75; San Francisco, California, $90 and choice, 6@64i weight; .. New .. above leave St. Railroad Receipts. Belgenland York.. Antwerp May 14 connections; Returning, John Albany rates second at within a fevt same $66.75. These are subject to change. quality, 5y»@6i