PORTLAND — 1 ■ ——-—-—--- ...... '--——~—. —.. 1862-VOL. 24. SATURDAY JUNE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, PORTLAND, MORNING, 11, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. _PRICE THREE CENTS., SPECIAL NOTICES. PORTLAND DAILY who fired his shot at the St Bernard and HISTORICAL SOCIETY. President Grant, on his first visit to tills THE PRESS, gun credit the conclusions of the ancieut preach- I became a member of the Society In 1846, boundaries often unsettled. I’loncer settlers tion. He served your well. I have at its society Published every day (Sundays excepted) by tbe put out its eyes. The dog wandered on to State, was welcomed western boundary er, we have today, in this festive gathering, there had been added to the original corpor- had gone into the edges of our forests, made oltcn thought if la* never (lid anything more to G. something new under the sun. And ators IT!) members, the 6!) elected and homes to shelter their than the services of Dr. Kohl In the PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, the flats and Shattuck, although urged The by the lion. James Blaine, and with him yet, including clearings prepared engage Annual Spring Meeting Held witli all its apparent novelty, it is doubtless that year. Of this whole number two wives and children. They were now liable of that noble volume on AT 97 Exchange Stbhkt, Portland, Mi. kill would Mr. was ap- Portland and to only preparation him, not, Sawyer proceeded through Bangor a consistent and extension of what remain. The fatal star must lie to to be ousted the who had re- the Documents would Terms- Eight Dollars a Year. To mall sub- in Portland. logical prefixed by proprietor, of Maine, he to who took of the dog. It is Yesterday where great festivities were cel- has been as the the names of all the scribers, Seven Dollars a Year,11 paid In advance. plied charge Vanceboro, always regarded legitimate rest. Our Heavenly mained dormant while Ihese Improvements have deserved the thanks of historical schol- understood will instigate of the A work of the Father has, in His great were and of the fruit of ars everywhere. No more Address all communications to that Mr. Hallett ebrating the opening European society. mercy, lengthened being made, stripped valuable volume You all know with what we have, ont days, and you have all on the of Shattuck. Read Several North American railroad. pleasure rny kindly over- their toil and exposure. history our eastcoast has ever been PORTLAND PUBLISHING OO. legal proceedings against Interesting Papers by on several taken of our looked deficiencies. But second occasions, advantage my Tho act provides for an equitable settle- published. ;my remarks have already of President Grant’s visit here was now the Members. to visit those Interesting remains 1 think need a more vigorous ment between the parties. A jury is to ap- been too much extended, and I close with a s BASE BALL. ho tield-days thityou THE WEATHER. two years later, when came as the special of primitive life known as shell-heaps, scat* hand to press forward the work that is be- praise the improvements and the value the wish for the continued health and happiness tered and down our State. We have fore and i feel it to be to guest of Mr. Blaine. up you, my duty de- land would have without them. The pro- of your president Tlie New England League. stood around them with faces that wore a be- cline being a candidate for re-election as prietor then has his choice to receive the indications lor New England are After this was finished, Hon. Han- A Society with which the Maine Historical paper coming of inquiry and profound your President. Tendering to you my value of the land without the warmer, lair winds expression improvements, weather, becoming nibal Hamlin told an amusing incident of wisdom. We have them with our thanks and acknowledgments for or to Society is closely related, said Professor PORTLANDS, 13; LAWRENCES, 9. prodded grateful pay for the improvements and keep the southerly. caues, we have d into them with our uniform and acts of kindness, land. is the New from Grant’s visit in Vanceboro. ug your repeated Chapman, England Historical Cassidy, pitcher Dover, N. II., oc- we so I to But 1 think lien- OF THE spades; To speak, turged them here ought perhaps stop. King knew these settlers and the and of our mem- Washington, Juno 10. the THE CAPTURE MARGARITTA. have, Genealogical Society, many cupied the box for Lawrences for two over in our minus; we have estimated the there is something like an omission that hardships they had endured, and it was not The next by Hon. Geo. E. amount of in hi8 nature bers being also of the latter Society. I take LOCAL WEATHER REPORT. innings and then gave way to the center paper, Talbot, savage and sensuous gratification ought not to remain, and I trust you will par- to stand indifferent uud not was the of the Margaritta, the first which they we have speculated don me for detaining you for a few minutes use the meaus within his power to secure pleasure iu introducing as its representative. Portland, Me., June 10,1887. fielder, Donovan. The former was hit for capture represent; Revolution. upon the conditions under which they grew longer. I think we owe a debt of gratitude equitable relief, lie saw that a change In |7 a m 3 p m |1Q PM naval battle of the The capture President Uoodell. 1 nine hits in two innings, and the latter four to such notable dimensions. And now, at to the far seeing men who were the founders the law was demanded, anil there can lie lit- Barometer. 80.02 30.15 was effected in a most daring manner by the PHES1PKXT (JOOPELI.'S UK MARKS. 130.PS hits in six innings. Donovan’s pitching and last, we have endeavored, under the greatly of tills Society. The 4!) corporate members tle doubt who was the author of this equita- Thermometer. 54.0 59.0 162.0 patriotic inhabitants of Machlas, notwith- changed conditions of our modern civiliza- named in the act of Incorporation approved ble and beneficient measure. President Goodell said that as the repre- DewPoint. 49.0 38.0 144.0 Campana’s battingjwere features. Lynch was sentative of a the forces at the oommand tion. to reproduce that feature of aborigiual Feb. 5,1822, were a remarkable body of men The other Important measure with which society Including the six New Humidity. 84.0 46.0 73.0.’ a little off in decisions. five hun- standing superior he it Wind. Attendance life, and to construct a sort of shell-heap of busily engaged in the stirring scenes of life. the name of Gan. King is associated is enti- England States, felt necessary to be ESS of the British. and the 6 10 1 dred. The score: our own. Of course there will be wide dif- Their professions were: Law, 29; divinity, tled “An Act Public Worship present congratulate venerable pres- Velocity. Kespecting ident of tbo Maine Historical Weather. Cloudy Clear Clear PORTLANDS. The Provincial Congress recognized this ferences between the pattern and tbe copy.' 7; medicine, 7; merchants, 4; other pursuits, and Keligious Freedom." It was passed iu Society, who now retires. The of action, as well as a subsequent of A greater variety, for instance, tempts our 2. are all gone. And it is a marvel- June 1811. occupation presidential Mean dally bar. .80.13 Maximum ther....60.0 AB R. BH. 81). PO. A. R The Banquet to President Bradbury capture They seems to tend ...48.8 than was to the ous of the of the Prior to this time all of the in the chairs to longevity. Presi- Mean dally ther..66.0 Minimum ther An-lrus, 2b. 3 2 2 3 3 3 0 the Diligence, and placed both vessels at the appetites necessary satisfy fact that the average age parishes .. at the Falmouth. dent Goodell alluded to the of Mean Max. vel. wind 128 •. 4 2 110 0 0 simpler tastes of our We can- whole exceeded 72 This shows commonwealth were territorial anil great age the dally d’wpt.43.7 * predecessors. body years! parishes, 8ul““t 3b 4 disposal of their takers. Mr. Talbot closed not Emeritus of the Mean daily hum .67.3 Total prccip. Hatfield, 3 1 2 0 1 0 expect, under existing sanitary regula- that neither the climate of Maine nor intel- a tax was imposed upon eveiy citizen for the president Thayer, rf. 6 2 3 1 6 0 1 by reading a letter dated in 1818, forty-three tions, to leave such a material monument of lectual activity are unfavorable to long life. of the minister of the parish. Historical Society. Continuing he said. "If vindicates trace o( rainfall. Davln, cf. 6 1 3 1 3 1 0 A Notable of support I may refer to Gathering Representa- after the of the our achievements at the feast as they have It has been my good fortune to have been Whether the dissenter could conscienclously modestly myself, though my Duffey, c...... 6 1 0 0 2 2 2 years capture Margaritta, are less than Maine. left. But these differences are only acciden- with a large number hear the minister or not he must the tax years those of some of my as- REPORT. Sclioeneck, lb. 6 1 1 o 8 1 1 tive Men of letter another account personally acquainted pav METEOROLOGICAL which contained by and in of them we can see 1 the Wm. for sociates, my wife sometimes informs me Lufbery, ss. 6 1113 4 0 tal, spite thatjthe of these men. recall following: his support. (June 10, 1887,10.00 P.M.) one who in the same that I know much more about what Clarkson, p. 3 0 10 12 6 participated fight. social impulse brought them together Allen. President Bowdoin College; C. J. The act provides that every citizen may di- hap- POWDER at the same moment of time at before the Revolution than Observations taken their pened about The spring meeting of the Maine Histori- A vote of thanks to the authors of these appointed banquets which has Prentice Mellen, Judge James Bridge, Hon. rect the appropriation of his tax for the sup- at all stations-. Totals. 39 12 13 ~9 27 14 10 brought us together around these tables. Peleg Sprague, Judge David Coney, Rev. of the religious teacher of his choice. events since." Pure. cal Society was held yesterday [afternoon at three papers was then passed. port Professor Uoodell of Absolutely Thermo’ter Wind LAWRENCES. And what if it were true that they gathered Dr. B. Tappan, Judge Albion K. Parris, Hon. This left public worship to depend upon vol- spoke the reasonable Its rooorns in the in and on the was expectations of all the members of the Tills never varies. A of ■ AB. R. SB. City Building. Among The Banquet. friendly council, sunny shores Benj. Vaughan, John Merrick, Esq., Judge it feared by mauy powder marvel purity SB. PO. A. E’ untary^support. Maine to and wholesomeness. More rf. 6 4 those we of inlets, or headlands, or Islands, Wm. A. Hon. R. H. Hon. men that it could not be maintained iu Society arrive at the average age. strength economical ® *2 a! Can.pana, 6 1 o 1 0 present noticed the following gen- At 6 o’clock the members of the spread Hayes, Gardiner, good than the and can not be ss. 6 Society their in honor of and closed his brief remarks with a ordinary kinds, sold in — Kay, 2 1 1 3 4 0 ample feasts, their revered John Holmes, Judge Ether Shepley, Judge that way, and the attempt would result in its graceful Place of 3 fc » tlemen : Hon. William Goold, Hon. Joseph assembled in the allusion competition with the multitude of low test, short jsg Burke, If.. 3 0 0 1 2 1 1 and their guests parlors of and beloved sachems. In this, at least, wo S. A. Kingsbury, Gov. Samuel E. Smith. abandonment. In the House of Kepresenta- to the pleasant side of hate and hon- alum or Sold in Donovan, 4 1 2 O 1 6 6 Edward Bel- can orable old weight, phosphate powders. only Observation. i £ cf&p. Williamson, Belfast; Johnson, the Falmouth Hotel. Prominent among strike hands with them across all the Judge Ashur Ware, Rev. Dr. Eliphalet Gll- tlves tho first vote was against the passage age. tans. Koval JUkimo Powder loc Waif St. Hi Pettee, 2b. 6 0 1 1 0 6 1 Co., ff J fast ; Edward P. Hon. barriers of race and time, and feel the touch lett, Gen. Wm. King, Hon. E. T. Warren, of the bill. This vote was reconsidered and In Hon. N. Hamilton, lb. 3 0 l o 12 0 0 Burnham, Roxbury; them was the special guest of the occasion introducing of I I of nature that makes us kin. For we are N. Dr. Ariel Hon. tbe bill ltio. Y._iuyiidl x f — » f c. 4 12 0 James W. Prof. H. L. Judge Weston, Mann, finally passed, yeas 204, nays Professor §| 3 3 Murphy, 16 3 Bradbury, Chapman, Hon. James W. Bradbury, [president of the here in Bangor, Chapman said that the in® w S c > $ Donald, 3b. 4 0 10 13 1 today grateful recognitiou of the Kuel Williams, and I might add that 1 once Ir. tbe Senate the vote stood, yeas 10, nays Hon. J. W. Symonds, Hon. J. A. Peters, H. we gentleman had so Cassidy, pAef. 3 1 0 0 0 1 2 Society, whose birthday the gentlemen pres- debt owe to the fidelity and wisdom of heard the Rev. Dr. Payson preach on one 16. occupied many positions W. Bryant, Hon. C. F. Llboy, Stephen one who has been for many our own occasion. He was the most pul- The with which the of this that he knew in what to in- Me 30.20 64 Lt Clear Berry ent had assembled to honor. With his bright years impressive feeling passage hardly capacity Kastport, +14 1 36 9 13 6 24 14 esteemed and ever E. 27 John M. Hon. Hannibal sachem—our honored I'resi- pit orator that in my long life I have bill was resisted can hardly be realized now troduce so DR. do as the B. Me 30.24 52 —4 Adams. but REED, Portland, 8 Lt Clear Hamlin, clear eye and erect figdre, he belied his 85 him, would, presl dent. We Mt.Washin’n 30.28 38 0 E 16 Clear Innings.1 23460789 all know, gentlemen, his unselfish heard. when the fears that were entertained have John T. Hull, Hon. G. F. Talbot, Hon. Mar- whose was dent of the BangorHistorical Boston, Mass 80.24 64 —2 K 10 Clear Portlands.6 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 x—13 years, almost only sign betokened devotion to the welfare of the Society; his The other corporators, whom I know only proved groundless, and the beneficent eflei t. Society. Lawrences.2 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 shall E. H. Hon. F. Block Island 30.20 54 | —2 KE 18 Clear 2—9 Cram, Elwell, S. Humph- by his long snow-white hair. Among the wise and watchful care over its varied inter- by reputation, were of the same high charac- are seen and admitted. The amount volun- MU. HAMt.rVs REMARKS. Nortbfield... 30.20 50 —6 8 Lt Clear Earned ests ; the of his official the RIEDICAI, ROOmN runs—Portlands, 7; Lawrences, 6. rey, Brown Thurston, Hon. George Walker, other attracted attention kindly courtesy and ter as those I have named. Amongst these tarily contributed for support of public I did not come here this evening to make a Nantucket... 30.06 60 —4 E 8 Clear Two-base guests who great lilts—Campana. 3; Donovan, 1; Davln, P. personal relations with us. It is a great distinguished founders, the first if we worship dwarfs the meagre amount that tax- speech, but I am glad to be to N. Y 30.18 62 —6 Sl£ LtClear Sclioeneck. Three base Passed balls Edward Gould, C. Manning, H. M. Mat- was the revered Ex-Vice President of the place, very piesent, Albany, hits—Kay. pleasure to us to give some outward expres- influence and abilities, must ation would become better with the members n FRANKLIN ME. New York... 30.18 68 + 2 E 8 Clear -Murphy, 3; Duffy, 2. Wild 1. Lewis Rev. Dr. H. S. regard station, give. acquainted PORTLAND, pitches—Cassidy, ing, Pierce, Burrage, United Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, sion to the honor which our hearts have all be to Gen. He was a man o) Thus was consummated a work of thank them Philadelphia. 30.12 581—18 NE 17 Clear First base on errors—Portlands, 9; States, who, assigned King. grand of tiie society and to for making Lawrences, J. P. Wm. H. Dr. H. C. to him. And in order to em- and Dr. Seed treats all chronic diseases tbat flesh Is Washington.. 30.10 62 —12 NE 9 Clear 6. Struck Clarkson. Double Baxter, Smith, Lev. at the age of young- along yielded great mental power. lie had acquired emancipation, ami tiie establishment of en- me an member of their organiza- out—By Donovan, 3; seventy-eight, appeared the honorary heir to; all cases that are given up as Incurable Norfolk, Va. 29.96 62 —14 NE 16 Cloudy Scboeneck and Davln and Hon. Lewis Barker. phasize feeling that prompted this gath- long exercised a controlling infiuence, and tire religious freedom. tion. I think I the work of plays—Clarkson. Duffey, ensaler, er than many men of sixty. It is a rare cir- appreciate great by the allopath.c and homoeopathic physicians. I Savannah (ia 29.80 80 OS 7 Fair ami Sclioeneck, Andrus, Lufbery and Scnoencck, ering we iiave been glad to invite and to he was the first governor of the State. Yet Gen. King gave the bill his efficient sup- this and the future which Is be- Jacksonville. Hit President Bradbury called the meeting to society great will take their case to treat and cure them. I And 29.84 84 +8 8W 9 Clear by pitched ball—Hamilton, Quinn. Umpire— cumstance that two men who have nttained welcome here the representatives of sister I have not found upon the records of our so- He was in the best position to give fore it. Talleyrand said that all history is about four-fifths of the cases given to die can Atlanta. 29.84 78 —2 NW 6 Clear Lynch. Time—lh. 60m. order about 3 the members port. up p. m.,and listened such distinction as Mr. Bradbury and Mr. Societies, to unite with us in this tribute of ciety any tribute to his memory. In this re- him influence, lfe was a member of a Con- lies, hut are material from be cured. Examination at a distance letter, New Orleans 29.80 78 0 SE Lt Clear you collecting by LYNNS, 8 ; 7. to the of the librarian. esteem. We may thus confirm, living spect he stands almost alone. I regard Gen. church anil that would which the writers with their full name and place of residence and Cincinnati,O. 29.98 68 —6 NE 19 Clear MANCHESTEBB, following report Hamlin, can be found both residents of the by gregational parish of the future may record contact and the that as one of the men it has been lose income its He was a far- one 2-cent stamp and »2.00. Examination at the Pittsburg.... 30.14 62 -10 NE 6 Clear Innings.1 23466789 I have to the accessions to fellowship, sympathies King great my by passage. the truths of history. report following same State, the one representing its leading run the obscure lives of he was olflce f 1, and consultation free, Buffalo, N.Y. 30.12 62 +2 SE LtClear Lynns.0 4200100 1—8 along antiquarian privilege to meet. As I recollect him sighted statesman, governed by principle, 1 came here tonight not to speak bat to tes- Oswego. 30.06 64 E 7 Clear Manchester...1 01001400—7 the library since the winter historical the highest office in it* researcli and bind us together in the ties of a man above the medium of expres- and there cun be no doubt but that the suc- OHM Honrs—V a. m. ,s 9. p. as. aplOsntf +10 meeting: Society by height, tify by iny presence my regard for your pres- Cleveland.... 30.10 60 -4 NE ILt Clear common or similar sive face and I cess of this measure is due Batteries—Lynn, Henry, Fagan, Devlin, Terrien The History of the church In N. J. and the other that of the leading histo- pursuits. commanding appearance. important largely ident. I think we have been longer acquaint- Detroit. and Burlington, gift, Nor do we that the is 80 Cibson; Manchester, Williams and Dunn. from the Rev. M. D. D. forget day one that met him occasionally when he was over to his energy and power. Merchant, states- ed than two heie. We have AUCTION NAl.KK. Chicago, 111.. 30.06 56 +4 NE 12 Clear author, George Hills, rical Society of the eastern part of the com- any persons AT Vol. !of the Slate of permits us to adu to this token and assur- years of age. I a of the day man, Christian, he well the duty known each lor have Milwaukee... 30.08 .64 NE Lt Clear SALEM. I, bound, Weekly Monson, passed part performed other sixty years. We +10 from John T. monwealth. ance of our associated the con- witn him at his man owes to the so and Duluth, Minn 30.04 50 NE Lt Clear The score Me., Sprague, Esq. regard kindly very agreeably hospitable community by living not agreed in theological belief. Sometimes +2 by innings: The Records of IN. gratulations and wishes which and F. 0. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SLPaul.Mmn 29.92 7o +22 K 7 Clear Early Portsmouth, H., pri- James Ware Bradbury is a native of York good belong mansion. His mind was clear vigorous. doing as to benefit his fellow men and leave we have trodden the same political path and Innings.1 2 3 4 6 6 T from Frank W. to a St. Louis. Mo 29.94 77 O E Lt Cloudy vately printed, Hackett, Esq. personal anniversary, an anniversary, it In conversation he was energetic, with that tbe world better for having lived in It. sometimes we have not. But Salems.10 2 6 4 2 4 3—30 An account of the celebration of the ISO.h anni- County, where his father, Dr. James Brad- during stxty Furniture, Carpets, Koom Paper, Omaha, Neb. 29.80 70 ON 6 Clear may lie said, that recurs with startling fre- decisive, yet courteous manner that showed The State has recognized his worth, and long there has been no shade of Haverhiils.4 1 1 0 0 3 0-9 versary of the settlement of Gorham, ..om years enmity Yankton. 29.78 70 —2 8 12 Clear Me., bury was a physician of eminence. He quency in all our lives. Whatever that was he formed and had of his and conferred him the honor of se- Ac., by Auction. Lewis Pierce, Esq. opinions own, upon »r ill-feeling between us. 62 0 E 14 Clear STANDING OF THE LEAGUE. vuciioufu jiuu Nortli_rialtel29.78 The industrial at Bowdoin in the class vamuuiu uio passing years meant what he said. His was not a second- him from among all of her Statistics of Maine, from W. B. graduated College lecting Mr. Hamlin closed his remarks with a ref- 11 at 10 a. ■u*w SATURDAY, June til, o'clock E. Following is the of the New uiay have taken away from our reverend mj iiiiiiui no who vmio v* »nw sons, and all who had lived within P. Jones. Pv’t 8. C.. U. 8. A. standing Lapham. that included Longfellow, Hawthorn and erence to the valuable work of President ON in., at Salesroom, Exchange St., II. W. England League clubs to date: Three reports of the Becord Commissioner. President, who today reaches another inilty sons of Richard of Scar boro, her borders, to be her historic Chamber J. Abbott its members. King repre- lirndlmrv in connection with thu Nocietv. Sets, Sideboard, Refrigerators, Cots, Per irom tnc or isoston* S. C. among stone on his journey, they have not taken William and sentative his statue in bureaus, lot Koom 2d-liand Car- city Iuishedtufus, Cyrus. by placing *nd iiu of the wish that Chairs, Papers, MAINE. Vol. 5 of the tlic of the acts and resolves i»v expression many reprint v lau^in wiv xtaiivntu huuhj- away from him the continued® power and Rutus King has a national reputation as marble in the National Statuary Hall in pels, one Winthrop Range, Oil Stoves, Pictures, Won. Lost. Plaved. Won. of the Province of Massachusetts 1769 to tears might be yet before him. Hay, then with privilege of serving Ilia fellow men in many one of tho men of the of Wash- to stand side side with the Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c. je»d3t Portlands.28 6 33 .848 1780, from the of State of Massachusetts. {or a year ami studied law great days Washington, by secrctaiy noble cannot take from and Educated at siaiues or me most illustrious men rrom lion. Marshall Cram ol Brunswick war Damage to a Bangor Schooner. Boston Blues.JU 11 30 .033 The Catholic churcn of in Colonial with ways. They away ington Jefferson. Harvard, Antcrlca Mr., afterwards Judge Shepley and him tho record of that Manchester*.21 14 36 .000 John from the Ht. Rev. J. for which we honor he was elected a Representative from Massa- every part of the Union. He died Juno 7, introduced as the next F.IO. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS N. June 10.—Schooner Days, by Gilmary Shea, In 1830 Mr. set- speaker. _ Portsmouth, II., Lowells....*..17 Rufus Bradbury him—a life du- to under the Confeder- of with 12 2» .580 A. Healy. McIntyre. distinguished by important chusetts tlie Congress 1832, full days crowned honors. Mil. cram’s remarks.’ of from Boston to Lawrences.15 16 31 volumes of ties trusts faith- a Ella, Bangor, Me-, Bangor .483 Eight State repoiia, from the Mlchl. tled in Augusta where he devoted himself to worthily performed, by higli ation, and delegate to tho Constitutional Chief Justice of was in- BY Lynns.15 10 34 State Peters, liangor, Mr. Cram said: 1 can imagine AUCTION. with a was in .441 gan library. fully discharged, by great privileges blame- Convention at Philadelphia. hardly why general cargo, collision of 7 his profession. He edited tho Maine Patriot troduced as the next His Haverhills. 23 30 .233 Seventeen volumes of documents of the 47th and lessly And, on the other hand, In 1784. he moved to New York, was one of speaker. remarks 1 have been called upon, unless it be on ac- On June at 10 Thatcher’s Island, with Salems. 6 27 4Sth from the of the Interior. first enjoyed. Monday, 13lli, yesterday morning, 32 .166 Congress, sccretaiy and was also County Attorney. In 1841, they have Drought to him in their swift pas- the two hrst Senators from that State to the follow: count of toy age. I suppose that after the o'clock a. in., at No. 91 Norton's statement of reasons, Bellows’s Chris- Danfortli schooner The Ella was consider- A MEETING OP THE LEAGUE. as a at and sage, under the was of the society, I am the oldest res- Marbury. and modern and the divinity of nominating delegate Baltimore, Congress Constitution; ap- CHIEF JUSTICE FETE11S* HEM AUK*. president a lot of Counters and tianity thought ident. In point of ability and mental ac- Street, in the and cut down At a of tlie New Christ from the Rev. Amasa afterwards as of the Maine Elec- “that which should accompany old age, pointed Minister to Great Britain by Wash- ably damaged rigging special meeting England (Bampton Lecture), president Mr. President and Gentlemen: we are far I see all Drawers. As honor, lore, obedience, troops of friends.” ington; was again electe4 to the Senate in quirements apart. three planks on the side. The other Base Ball Association at the Parker Loring. toral he assisted in Mr. Two motives have around me men. I am not accus- jp» det Iport House, Vol. 49 of the Portland irom College, making and re-elected In and in 1813 Presi- brought me here to- younger Transcript, bound, Among these troops of friends are we who 1813, 1830, 1 schooner lost her jibboom. The Ella is Boston, last evening, the complaint of the Messrs. Elwell and Pickard. Polk President of the United States. In dent Adams him Minister to the night. One is that 1 owe a duty to the soci- tomed to public speaking. remember that tight offer you, sir, to-day, our heartiest congratu- appointed I AUCTION SALE OF Sixty miscellaneous pamphlets, from Dr. Samuel Court after a ety. i have hardly attended a meeting since »r. Lincoln was once asked to accept the of- and the cargo uninjured. Haverhill against Dunn of Manchester 1847 he was elected a United States Senator. lations, and the assurances of our most pro- of St. James. Returning year’s A. Green. he died in 1827. 1 was chosen a member, but my continuous fice of treasurer, lie declined, saying, “If 1 for using loud, profane and abusive numbers of the Unltailan He had taken his seat when he was found regard. service, Stock of Fatal Accident at language Thirty-six Review, hardly was as duties are an excuse for that. My mind is were ten years older I might accept but I Bankrupt Dry Whiting. from the Massachusetts And not to detain In all these positions he recognized in that city was dismissed in view of the fact Historical Society. called on the death of his colleague, Sen- you longer, gentlemen, ever captivated by efforts to unravel the his- know too much for that now So for my- June 10.—Janies Jamison of The Huntoon from Mrs. Hun- by from the that awaits and that a man of commanding abilities. and Goods. Machiab, family genealogy, pleasure you, of the 1 am of the If I were ten older I at- Fancy that Dunn had been fined and of ator to the the half was tory past. noUinmindful self; years might was at work in $15, cautioned toon, Massachusetts. Fairchild, pronounce customary you are anticipating, allow me to present to Cyrus King, younger brother, II. Edmunds, Wednesday, Hall’s Society work although 1 have not been an tempt to make a speech; but I know too la. RTROOT having made an assignment by his club. The gamo of May 15 at Law- 12 Historical pamphlets from the Baptist year his entire connection with you our chief guest, tho honored President scarcely less marked for intellectual power, me for of mill at when a slab from the books. eulogy. During active member. In to the papers much now. to the benefit his creditors i shall sell Whiting, bolt- rence which the Boston Blues Millar’s history of the Old Testament of the lie was born in Scarborough, Sept. 0,1772, listening his entire slock at auction one on protested, church and the U. 8. Ga rotte and the Senate lie held a on the committee society. been read I have been (in lot) Monday, ing saw flew back, him in the chest. to the bad Philadelphia place graduated at Columbia College, New York, whiebjhave to-day. The chairman said that as a boy in Port- — June at 3 in. striking owing condition of the grounds, bound to Mr. was 13th, p. Dally Advertiser, complete for the year on the a resolution Upon rising reply Bradbury with the was secre- struck with the fact that it lias a work to w. He died ne was 31 was declared a game and the Law- judiciary. lie-supported highest honors, private land, he had regarded lion. Wra. Goold of jeihl4t» C. WEBSTKK. Assignee. Thursday, years old and postponed 1797, from Wakefield G. Frye, Esq., of Belfast. with Mr. do in up crumbs of from all rence club was to removals from office greeted prolonged applause. Brad- of Rufus, when Minister to the Court picking history leaves a widow and seven children. compelled pay the expenses condemning partisan tary over the and between the Windham, as an authority on all matters of of the Blues. By purchase and exchange we have received: bury said: of St. James; read law and opened an office State, writing by President Taylor, who only followed the lines of the work of recur the of the Mr. Goold still fills that Maine Postal The of The Groton Historical Series,Vol. 1. at Saco; soon rose to the highest rank in his ling past history. position Changes. protest the Portland and Lowell his ne mr. bradbury’s remarks. commonwealth. clubs The Rhode Island Genealogical course pursued by predecessors, is described as an advocate of said Professor I take against the Manchester club playing dictionary. Mr. profession; »ml, Chapman, great Washington, June 10.—The following History of the Magna Charta of England. of the committee on the Chairman and Gentlemen: unrivalled was twice elected to The Society owes a debt to posterity. We Shefflcr, on the ground that he is on the re- was chairman eloquence; pleasure jn introducing him to you. in the star service are History of Duustable, Massachusetts. I feel kind and and died in at the are better fitted to give knowledge to our changes announced: serve list of tlie Portland and has nev- French claims. He declined a re- embarrassed by your flat- Congress, 1817, early age club, Seven volumes Harlelan society's registers. spoliation successors than were they to preserve rec- MR. UOOLD’8 REMARKS. Route Falls to South er been released was taken and are unable to make a of 44.* 205—Steep Limington. therefrom, up, Hosier’s True Relations, published by the election before the expiration of his term of tering civilities, ords for us. This Is an of when IP and the Lowell club the Manches- General Wm. King’s father died when he age paper, Old men havo a fellow feeling. King Lear service to protested Gorges society. Curtail end at Limington, decreas- He was an overseer and is now a suitable response. The approbation of val- have advan- everything is written down aud kept. I ter game of on same History of the Dudley 2. office. was young, and he did not the “I do confess that I'am and con- May 20th, |the ground. family, part have felt a of We tays, old,” ing distance two miles, six times a week ser- It was voted The series of publication to the On the death ued friends, especially those with whom we tages of education that his brother Rufus glow patriotism to-day. that the Portland club is enti- relating history trustee of Bowdoin College. to Is Our honored to take of Marietta college. been is He the same owe something to tlie country and are :inues, “Age unnecessary." vice; effect July 1,']SB7. tled to Sheftier’s services under the reserve of Prof. Cleveland he was chosen corres- have long associated, among the rich- enjoyed. possessed largely mental and was teach tlie generations, of the future that they ^resident, nowalmosta score past the psalm- rule, and that the game of 20th be favors in books and are est that can afford. It characteristics, regarded by at Lake Burned. May Sundry pamphlets of the Maine Historical rewards life touches his may do without emperors, but not without Buildings Sebago played over at such a time as maybe mutu- received also from: ponding secretary persons who knew them both as fully ist’s limit of years, sets us a pattern of activ- Bourne its the heart too deeply for words to express. I intellectual Both . Sebago Lake, June 10.—The farm build- ally agreed on by Manchester and Lowell. Society and on the deatli of Judge equul in natural power. is evidence of the truth of King J. W. Porter of Bangor. cannot find to to in life. differed So mucli for one motive, Mr. Chairman. I ity—he living of John C. at The protest of the Portland club against J. W. De of New York. language convey you my engaged early public They ings Dyer, Sebago Lake, were Peyster president. in their and took am also glad to be here tonight to express Lear’s assertion that "age Is nunecessary.” the lining of a player (Andrus) by Umpire Charles Levi Woodbury of Boston. hour in social in' appreciation of your kindness. It comes from widely political principals burned Friday morning. Loss $2000; insured After some half passed was iny towards our president. He lias a Moran of $25 for misconduct in a was Charles C. Jones, Jr., or Augusta, Maine. opposite sides in party politics. Rufus feelings 1 first met President Bradbury at field- game a of which I regard it an honor to be a for the and lie for $1500. taken Dr. J. R. Ham of N. H. tcrcourse, and the extension of congratula- society a and William a decided Demo- done great deal organization * up and the umpire sustained. Dover, Federalist, lay gathering ot the society at York, in Professor G. H. Stone of Colorado. a member. crat. He went to in when 19 lias loved it. 1 allude to him as venerable, The matter of umpires came up, and a tions to the venerable President, the compa- Topsham 1797, The Boston & Quebec Lino. M. N. Rich of Portland. in a saw mill. but 1 should not have dared to do so September, 1070. That day will be long io- wholesale affected. It was voted Your commendation of my services is years of age, and worked By perhaps discharge Professor Winsor of ny to the small dining room for the had not known that his were three June 10.—Tlie railroad com- to Cambridge. repaired his industry aud energy he soon became a if I years membered by those who partici- Skowhegan, drop Charles L. Weeden, A. A. Marsden S. P. of measured your kindness more than remaining, Mayberry Boston. dinner. The cozy apartment soemed all the by by mill owner and manufacturer of lumber. In score and ten, plus fourteen. The President missioners were at morn- and Joseph K. Moran from the and M. of Portland. pated in its pleasures in looking over the an- Skowhegan Friday staff, Stephen Berry its newand rich any-merit of mine. You have generously 18C3 he moved to Bath where he continued to lias told us that the average age attained by J. Mahoney of Lowell. W. B. of Professor G. Little of Bi unswlck, brighter and more cheerful,in ot the town. A ol much In- ing, and agreed upon tlie 28th inst. for a Phinney T, and owned the founders of this society was seventy-two tiquities locality East and Arthur Williams of Pitts- Right R'JV. H. A. of Portland. that bedeck- taken tho will for the deed. reside until his death. He built Boston, Neely furnishings, its flowering plants with The average agu of the of terest, was Jonathan house hearing at tlie court house here, on tho loca- were elected in Right Rev. W. S. Perrv of Davcnnort. Iowa. vessels and was in trade the years. signers Judge Sayward’s field, their places. were We, gentlemen, have been engaged In a engaged was 4 s. ed the windows, and artistically grouped and the Declaration of Independence sixty- tion of the Boston & Qubec air line railroad U. Government. West Indies, shipping lumber bringing tnd , with Its full-stature portraits by The American common cause, in which many of you have live In view of these facts, three- The Antiquarian society. about the apartment, its tables adorned with back cargos of the products of the island. years. and endless rich route. National League. The Boston Public done much. It is a unselfish work, aud ten lilackburn, furnishings Library. How- patriotic, While at Topsham he was elected repre- score years plus fourteen, might A Portland Bark Fined. The Essex Harvard large bouquets of rare flowers, and cut come the The following games were played in the Institute*, University. in which the rest of the community have lk3 sentative to the General Court in 1793, and seem a great age, but it is not so in the case many of which from Louisburg at The of Portland and the several State his- in over the city Brs trailing odd designs snowy interest with ourselves. We have a pride for Ids to Bath he of our President; and why? Decause he commanded a Baltimore. June 10.—The American National League, yesterday; torical societies. again in 1791. After removal lime of its capture. Sayward while at each of the our state and desire that she shall have her from that town does not look it. Victor Hugo lias divided bark Rose Innes of AT NEW YOKE. napery, forty-two plates was elected representative in that The house had Portland, Me., Captain The following contributions to the cabinet lironer nlace in historv. and as a societv we into two tlie old of transport expedition. a boutonniere. A in 18C4, '5 and ’6. In 1807 he was elected old age parts, age was Innings.12 3 4 6 0769 was placed choice superb youth In the best order the descen- Marwick, today fined $400 for having have been received: nave labored to collect and preserve the ma- Senator from the District, and again in 1808, and tue youth of old age, and if our Presi- been kept by New Yorks.1 10121030—9 basket of roses and the name of the John a in tlie ferns, terials from which that history may be writ- to that dent does not look old it is because he has dants of the and had been Olsen, foreigner, capacity of a Washingtons.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0— 2 Six folio leaves taken from the account book of 9-10-11-18 aud lit.six re-elections body. judge, nothing donor not and an from ten. We cannot forget that after the not from tlie of old second mate. Olsen in* been in this Base lilts—New Richard King of Sairboro, 1775, from James B. given, elegaut bouquet lapse He was made Major General of the militia graduated youth age. taken away since bis time. A reminder of country Yorks. 18; Washingtons,7. of a little time is known of states these brief Thurston, M. D. nothing Ill 101I. UIU •••U'JO V* And in closing remarks, but Krrors-New Yorks, 2; Washingtons, 6. Earned Mrs. J. B. Brown, were placed in front of Mr- 'tiling IIJIU), uow, mind at the time of the three years, is not naturalized and was Files of with the original stock subsci lo- and nations save what We win uiiu ur tile disordered public runs—New Yorks. 6; 2. Batteries papers history preserves. of 1812-13 lie gave a patriotic and strong sup- say iiiiiuy jrcuia umj jci Washingtons, tion books of the organization of the Atlantic Bradbnry. The forty-two gentlemen pres- know not how have risen his stamp act, is the unfinished portrait of the promoted from seaman to second mate in —New Yorks, Keefe and O'ltourke; Washing- many kingdoms port to the national administration ot the allotted to our President, and »hen sun and St. Lawrence raP'oad. Also miscellaneous as will be seen the formed a and flourished and since the it shall not set like the judge's wife. The family tradition Is that violation of tlie whieli that no tons—Whitney and Mack. ent, by names, passed away shall go down that law, provides ileeds ami papers from the estate of John Mussey. residence of gsvernuient. [lie artist left the country in a fright, and AT BOSTON. in the men of let- earth has been the man, and for sun of w inter, but like the summer sun, not a Given bv Wm. P. Preble, Esq. representative assemblage In the movements separation froinjMns- nmsn ms worn. persou, citizen of tho United States, left no trace of their existence. While some and back the re- never leturneu to Innings.1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 The scrap book of contributionsjof the head the table sat sachusetts and the establishment of an in- slowly, lingeringly, sending be an newspaper ters of Maine. At of A spot of especial interest to me was the can officer of an American vessel. Bostons.0 the late John A. Poor, account of the Jews has been preserved, he took an active and tiection of its effulgence. 2003020 0—7 given by fhls daughter, Bowdoin Col- dependent State part, indent where rest old colo- Miss Laui a E. Poor of New York. Prof. Henry L. Chapman of how much is now known of their graveyard, many at Bates. Pbiladelplilas.1 0000200 1—4 contempo- was emphatically the leader of the petition- The chairman said that there was present Ivy Day A cabinet of General At his raries in Asia, in in Africa, in nists of note. Addisou said that "a country Base hits—Bostons, 9: Plilladelphias, 12. Er- photograph lege, president of the occasion. right Europe, ers in that long struggle before the consent June. 10.—At two o’clock taken *./rom the painting in the Poitlnnd custom America? a representative of a sister society, whom Fellow distinguishes himself as much in a Lewiston, today rors—Bostons, 4; Philadelphia, 6. Earned runs— was seated President The ar- of the old States could be obtained. He was tiouse, given by Hon. M. F. King. Bradbury. we owe to our and Is to lie as a citizen on the change.” hut the class of Bates Bostons, 2; Plilladelphias, 0, It is a duty State, it convention to a it gave him great pleasure introduce. ’hurebyard, junior College, headed by Batteries-Boston, shot from the wreck of the Confederate as follows: a delegate to the prepare the were Conway and O’Kourke; Buflinton Grape rangement of the guests was a like of every citizen, so far as it may 1 could not see that city people less their Mr. F. W. marched In- PhUadelphias, Iron Clad Merrimac, given Dr. G. duty Constitution for the new States. That con- presented I)r.-Charles Deane of Cambridge, marshal, Oakes, and Gunning. by P..Bradley Rev. Dr. Burraire, be in our to see that the elements of u-tive in scraping the moss from the leaning )f the United States power, vention was composed of men selected from the Massachusetts Histori- to Hathorn hall and took their The AT DSTKOIY, navy. Dr. M. Ray, a Vice President of (tones tlmn myself. seats. Two Indian iron hatchets or tomahawks, found Lapham. JudgeV. her history shall be secured. It is history of the District for their 2 3 4 5 6 Ex-Gov. S. Perham, W. H. Smith, every part learning, The next was and a ride to was Inntngs....,1 7 8 9 near town of Poland, full of interest. cal Society. morning fine, following programme carried out great- Hogan pond, Maine, (and OsoarHolway, abilities and fitness lor the great work of Detroits.3 0 4 6 2 0 2 8 1—21 Panther in Maine, Henry Deering, Our coast was seen the Northmen in Kittery was in order. The ever attentive to the credit of '881 pond Raymond, given by Lewis H. TV. Richardson, by the foundations of a government Dll. DEANE’S REMARKS. ly Indianapolis..1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 O— 2 D. M. Sawyer, Esq., of Mechanic: Falls. These Pierce, £00. The earliest of the north- preparing •itizensof York were early at our ijuarters K. Johnson. explorations for a and it was marked honor to tie a letter from the H. Johnson Base 28; 9. ire believed to be of French manu- Stephen Berry, State, I)r. Deane presented Hon. with iheir even than i'i Prayer.J. hits—Detroits, Indianapolis. Er- early Rev. Dr. Dalton, Hou. S. V. ern part of the continent were along our family carriages—more Oration.S. 9. facture and l* ar the maker’s rude devices. It is Humphrey, chosen to preside over its deliberations. H. Woodrow rors—Detroits, 1; Indianapolis, Earned runs— Hon. Wm. Goold, Uoii. Joseph Williamson, •bores. llobert C. Wiuthrop to Dr. Ellis. President were needed. My carriage companion was Poem. .A. C. Townsend Detroits, 10; 2. curious to note that these hatchets are of Such a mind as Gov. King’s could not fail to Indianapolis, Batteries—Detroits, exactly Haskell, Abner GfSodell. entered and examined our riv- Historical in our present distinguished guest, l>r. Deane Weldman and and the eaire of the Arlckarec Indian tomn- Judge Weymouth leave its the work of the of tho ^Massachusetts Society, The were made : Brindy; Indianapolis, llealy pattern Philip H. Han. Hannibal Hamlin, impressions upon of I will not to mention following presentations Hackett. tiawks found in Dakata Brown, ers in 1605. was that tlie Cambridge. attempt territory. Rev. Dr. Hon. J. W. Bradbury, convention. And so admirably which he wrote as follows concerning and of Linguist.B. M. AT CHICAGO. The llrst number of the Port Hudson Freeman Flake, The earliest attempt to make a the great number of objects points Avery James P. Baxter, l’rof. H. L. English work accomplished that no Statu ever en- of Mr. Lazy Man.Miss I.. A. Frost of the date the news of the Chapman., settlement under a north celebration in honor Uradbury’s historical interest which were visited in that Innings.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 July 15,18(3, giving Hon. Hon. Charles Deane, permanent charter, tered the Uuiou with a Constitution batter Dig.O. F. Babb surrender of Charles Cyrus Woodman, ancient town. Their examination filled a Chlcagos.2 0 0 0 1 2 6 0 x—10 Vicksburg, given by ^Colonel Waterman, Chief Justice J.A.Peters. of the l’otomac, was within our borders of the several birthday: Handsome Man. F. W. Oakes C. G. Thornton of Boston. Judge defining the authority depart- was the first .settle- Pittslmrgs.C 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0— 3 Gen. J. M. Brown, Hon. J. W. Symonds, In the continued struggle between not heard until note reached mo red-letter day. Kittery Man.F. Hamlet Deeds ami other I to Saco long ments of the government and declaring the “I had your with Society manuscripts ./elating Hon. W. L. Lewis for of celebration the Maine Histori- ment in Maine which was endowed Punctual A. Parker Base hits—Chicagos, 11; 12. Er- T. Putnam, Hon, Barker, England and France the possession and reserved the o! the blrlhduy by Man.R. Pittsburg, and Scarborough have been Indexed by Charles F. rights possessed by It was in 6. Earned runs— K. H. Elwell, Hon. Geo. Talbot, the our settlers acted an cal 1 would gladly have joined in paying town privileges. incorporated Innocence Abroad.B. W. Tinker rors—Chlcagos, 4; Pittsburgs, Esq., who lias also secured for the so- continent, import- than that for Maine Society. Libby, Hon. Marshall Cram, Dr. Levansaler, people prepared a to the venerable I'rcsideiit of that So- KD7. It is also the town whose soil Good Feeder. .W. L. Powers Chlcagos,4; Pltttsburg, 0. Batteries—Chlcagos, use the volume of the ant part. stood as a bulwark for the tribute only ciety’s origtral Proprietors’ L. H. Cobb. Ex-Gov. Seldon They and adopted by her citizens. Amongst Honorable James W. Bradbury. 1was the foot of Wit.MissM. G. l’inkham Baldwin and Daly; Pittsburg, Galvin and Miller. Records of 8carl>orouirh. < Connor, defence of the other and ciety, the has been pressed by Washington, Hou. C. F. Hon. Nathan English colonies, other it secured lor several years, and have Class of William Chief Justice *,ibby, Cleaves, provisions carefully with him iu Congress i« we have heard from Judge Williamson. Defender.W. F. Tibbetts Etched portraits Allen, John M. were the first object of attack in the numer- for him. He called Hon. K. P Burnham, Adams, entire religious freedom and provided for a a warm regard and respect were shown the chair which he Cames of J. A. Hondon, sculptor, and ous wars and their In- a We occupied Other Yesterday. Pennsylvania, H. W. Bryant. waged by the French me in New York, as I was comma home, HILL James Iredell, all artists grand system of education for the genera- upon it the Sparhawk house. After a historical KENT’S COMMENCEMENT. Judge ^proofs, given by dian allies. The result of this momentous lew- weeks ago, looking so and fresh that At Bangor—Bowdoins, 11; Bangers, 10. the artist, Albert Rosenthal, of Philadelphia. The menu of the dinner was a delicately tions to come. Upon the organization of the youiijj told him that iu a church, our was taken conflict was lor a long time in doubt. The when he spoae ol being nearly So. 1 meeting party At 14; These have never before been under the constitution, he was He Is a to a Prizes Awarded and Other Philadelphia—St. Louis, Athletics, portraits {engraved tinted two-page edrd, and bore on the obverse their government there must bo a mistake in his calendar. across the river Portsmouth by navy Closing and are beautiful of French had extended possessions along It 12. examples portrait engraving. elected governor almost unanimously. worthy and excellent man, wlm, I hope, has lard steamer. There are were met by a Scenes. Fragments of rock ballas.. taken from the British side: the St. Lawrence to Quebec and Montreal; before At Dover, N. H.—Lowell League team, 7; was an important and almost formative pe- many more years of usefulness and honor committee of the New Hampshire Historical Margarrlta, the first vessel H1STOU1CAL SOCIETY and on the Atlantic coast had Dovers, 2. Brig English captured MAINE they pressed riod in the history of the State. An eutire him.’’ whose we were to be far a our country in the of George the on from and Fort to Mt. Society, guests Juno 10.—At tlie close of the At St. by days King Dinner Louisburg ltoyal of State laws was to be and ac- Readfield, ltutland, Vt.—Iiutlands, 10; Albans, from Frank E. Baker, of Me. Complimentary code prepared This letter, with tho greetings which night and a day. 7. third, Esq. Bangor, Desert and Castine. to be inaugurat- CO?g™fHB graduating exercises at Kent’s Hill, Thurs- TO enacted, and the policy company it, I was charged to present to you We were eutertained at a breakfast was The act the Legislature of 1887 The issue not decided until the cap- uso public At Baltimore—Baltimores,8; Clevelands,2. passed by HON. JAMES WARE L.L. ed in regard to the of the public patfon- And now having performed that ser- nt the Itocklngham House tne next day by a TWO TEASPOONFULS OF THE LIQUID day, the following prizes were awarded: BRADBURY, D., ture of Quebec, and the great victory of the today. At Brooklyn—Brooklyns.17; Cincinnati*,0. for the perpetuity of the Society through age and the constitution judiciary. vice I wish to offer my personal congratula- large delegation of the New Hampshire So- MAKES A STRONG DELICIOUS Dunn in the of At Staten [.Society Sea/.] achieved by Wolfe over the French in 1750. was short; but The prize declamation, gift Island—Louisvilles, 6; Metro- the of its funds was then read Gov. King’s administration tions to President on this memorable nearly twenty years have permanence on the What far reaching depended of the your ciety. Although CUP OF COFFEE. 4. consequences enough to show the character not resist the 1 a Hon. R. B. Dunn, to Miss Josie E. Fletcher; politans, who drafted it Had France and long occasion. I could opportunity intervened since that meeting, recollect Not a manufactured substitute for Cof- At by the president, (originally 85th Anniversary of his Birthday, on the result! triumphed man. It was fair and elevated, and n«3 to Dana for declama- Danbury—Hartlords, 15; Danburys, 1. of coming here in person to do it, for 1 have advanced during the discussion but the concentrated the prize, excellence in The been sent to colonized the Northern Atlantic States, car- rank of While he had proposition fee, absolutely pure strength, requisite notice having all 1803—June 10-1887, the statesmanship. had the ef knowing him for many our Mr. Bradbury. It was, that a move- flavor and aroma of a Privat* Plantation im- tion of Judah rying there her religious and political insti- ne was the Gover- privilege by Java, by gentlemen, gift Judge Notes. the act was FALMOUTH FOBTLAND, decided party principles to me ns if I had for a of and controlled us. the members, legally accepted by HOTEL, what would have been the years. It seems always ment be there inaugurated meeting ported exclusively by tutions, today nor of State and not of a mere I Dana, to Warren L. Foss; the society prize IB. the party. known not as a mau, who all the historical societies of New Ragland. Economical for Table use as there can be Games to-day—Portlands at the Society. Op. condition of the country now embraced in in him, only public Haverhill, find iu the able speech of Senator Hamlin, service to tiie State seconded in a no waste. An exquisite flavoring for Cakes. for the best English essay, gift of Mr. B. M. Boston at Lawrence at Lowell the Union? What the influence of such re- has rendered important The proposition was by Manchester, THE UNITED STATE#. On the second page was the menu the of General speech Jellies, Custards, Confectionery, &c. Druggists1 and Salem at FIRST TREATY OF proper, 1878, upon presentation —every body has known him in that way— Dr. Deune, and advocated by Dr. Bonton of Eastman, to Miss Josie E. Fletcher. Lynn. sult upon Christianity aud constitutional statute to be in the National it unequalled as a flavoring for Soda. which, while not elaborate in number of King’s placed but as a friend. There was always the New society. I then hoped pronounce The Lynns have signed Fagin of the Lan- Hon. William Goold then read a paper on gUIVIUUlOUV »>*V personal Hampshire Used in Iced Milk or Water it makes a deli- At the alumni dinner, following the gradu- Statuary Hall, the following tribute to his lie allowed to mention savants of histo- N. Y., as pitcher. Devlin will dishes, embraced many delicacies, specially lu the ol our work to endeavor a tender tie, if 1 may to see all the New Ragland cious summer drink. Dyspeptics can drink it singbughs, the first treaty ol the United States, Its e- prosecution character: “Not only did he display the father’s ating exercises, Dr. If. P. Torsey was toast- not leave as Boston it, which closely bound him to iny ry in convention ; but this yet as the harmful in the Lynn reported by tho imported for tlie occasion, perfectly cooked. to obtain whatever there is that will throw in proposition freely, properties existing gotlation and howithe good news wa* brought rarest discrimination selecting learned, His friendship for my brother, remains to be carried ont. But to think of roasted Coffee are our illasici) zx&lcl tuc iuuic ouuDiaiuiai juu to Herald. upon the struggles and character of the family. early Berry by process destroyed. The service was such as has become a marked light able and upright judges, but although his older than who became of and com- The Traveler by Rail or Steamer; the Of Wednesday’s game the Manchester from France. The paper vividly described and the advance of to some years myself, the men talent, learning genial of the meal, speeches were made by Dr. Ela early pioneers society own views were always strung and who Yachtsman; the Picnic Party; the Sports- Mirror “The Portlands made some feature of this house. ,The following was political his classmate and churn in college, but panionship, of our society who have passed says: the existing relations between the Colonies its present conditions, substituting civiliza- nc tuso uc»i nuu man ; the Military in Camp ; the Business Man of Boston, Rev. John Collins, Hon. E. R. suarpiy ueiiueu, mpi died before the of the class wjiv since that time! Amouc the most ac- very costly errors as well astheMancliesters, the menu: tion for barbarism, and the comfortable tho just {graduation or Clerk in Store or Office; the Physician, and France at the time of the Revolution, party and so constituted the courts from to all these then French, Dr. C. J. Clark, A. C. Otis and and their base batting was no better; Little homes of an Christian communi- of '25. seemed bring |him during tive members were Judge Bourne, Lawyer and each and con- single Neck Clams, intelligent eminent men of the two of that Clergyman; every had been sent to a parties time, lU.s Dr. Dr. excelled however in totals and when envoys negotiate Clear Green for the rude huts of the red as well ItiJ President. John A. Poor. Packard, sumer of Coffee at home or abroad, can instantly others. A reunion of the alumni, with re- they Turtle Soup, ty men, that the coniidenco and affection of the in hits. A home run in the The of Boiled Penobscot Saljno'i Sauce, and And now, sir, utter having survived nearly Holland, Col. Benson, U. II. Gardiuer, B. C. make with the aid of boiling water a of Coffee placing treaty. difficulty communication -Egg as upon the discovery explorations of the was lor cup freshments, closed the day. Potatoes. Sauce, whole body of people secured, one of that called “the of Bur- clear as wine and elegant in ana fragrance. ninth, and another in the tenth inning, Small Asparagus—Cream this part of the continent, our Society has every class, justly Bailev Bath, Judge Barrows, Bishop strength witli these agents, the sufferings of the con- ltoast lattnb—Mint Sauce. the tribunals appointed to administer justice hav- l)r. Always packed in full quarts, pints and half-pints, The exhibition of the Art Department con- one the game and the other winning, Spiing not been idle. famous class of Uowdoln College,” and gess, Dr. Champlln, E. Wilder Earley, tying the destruction of Hotter Beans. Green Peas. and determine So should our and guaranteed triple the strength and aroma and it was an exhibition of to be tinental army, commerce, has nine of private rights. won a marked distinction in a long and Gilman, Ex-Governor Washburn, President tinued through Wednesday Thursday. timely hitting Baked Potatoes. It published volumes collec- ever be and ing of any other pure extract, consequently the cheapest the Mashud judiciary systems organized career, as citizen ami pub- and others of thuwork proud of." aud general despondency throughout Tenderloin of Beef, Sauce. tions of the first series, and three volumes of honorable private Woods for consumers to use. For sale retail It consisted done during the larfied—Truffle maintained." A Just and eloquent tribute here uot to render to on the V oris and by grocers yearf A better-behaved lot of ball than Bread of the second series. lic servant, he is today, 1 have said that it was players country, all tended to depress its despairing Sweet wltfrFiencli Peas. documentary history of the orator, the and the oc- generally. comprising painting in oil and water colors, lias not been seen on tho home Banana Fritters—Venetian Sauce. after its it lacked worthy subject us an account of his stewardship, but Klttery excursion that l first met onr es- AT WHOLESALE ONLY BY the Portlands The defeat of at Sar- For some time organization casion. Before the term for which lie had and and ink tills season. And have been population. Burgoyne gmi Punch. To to show that age; “cannot wither him, teemed President. My respect for him has crayon, charcoal, pencil pen grounds yet, they Champa the means to make publications. relieve elected had lie and ac- had a influence on Broiled Spring Chicken. been expired resigned nor “custom stale” the inlinite satisfaction increased with our intofcourse. I knew his easts from frequently accused of ruffianly habits.— atoga powerful the|French this want the State in 1849 generously grant- uuder the CHASE & drawings, plaster clay modelings. Lettuce Salad. cepted the office of Commissioner from a consciousness of a well a lie Ues burld SANBORN, Manchester Mirror. King, the Treaty of Alliance was formed, ed half a township, which was sold for derived spent father, respected physician, of at the amount Fancy Assorted Cake. with for the of Flori- with which our friend church where I usu- Expressions surprise large to time two treaty Spaiu purchase life. In an old classic near the little country Tea and Coffee and carrying the treaty and Ice cream. Fruit. $9,000. Up this only volumes da. It is said that he was as the Importers, and of the work were al- vessels, copies Neapolitan regarded is distourscon Old Age attend. Ills tall monument looks in ap- excellent quality A Good Investment. Coffee. had been published. Five volumes had been In 1833 he familiar—Tully's ally BOSTON, NIAS8. set sail for America. The subsequent voy- leading man in that commission. this eminent pliilosopher and statesman at the window near my seat. 1 I most universal in the mouths of the visitors. The Life Assurance has added up to 1874, and since that time five Col- provingly Equitable Society After the banquet had been duly enjoyed was appointed by President Jackson, that the best support of old age is a never see this memorial to your father, Mr. myl9 codl5t age and the arrival of the first frigate at more have been published, in all the Act says, settled a for in making lector of the port of Bath. Under life it; a life but I think of WASHINGTON. just policy $1,CC0 Maryland. to Prof. Chapman called the assembly to order. twelve nine of the first series and well spent preceding employed President, yourself. Portland were compared the ride from volumes, for the removal of the capital to Augusta he of in honorable It was a twenty-year endowment withla ton Mr. said: three of the second. iu the pursuit knowledge, ‘‘Softly, oh softly, the years have swept by thee. Ghent to Aix Robert and a se- Chapman was commissioner to superintend of In which with tenderest ears: FOREIGN by Browning, contents appointed actions, and the practice virtue; Touching thee lightly Washington, June 10.—'The President tine period of fifteen years, and tho policy- PROF. CHAPMAStlS REMARKS. Of the character and of these vol- House. in- lection from this was read Mr- the erection of tho State Always he who labors to improve himself from his borrow amt death they have often brought nigh and Colonel and Mrs. Larnont arrived at 8.55 poem by umes, i do not propose now to speak fur- he was a Dublin, June 10.—Evictions at Bodyke holder, who had paid $724.95 in premiums* We have reached the point when we may terested in the cause of education, will in age reap the happiest fruit of thee. o’clock over the Pennsylvania railroad. Goold. ther than to say that they constitute a valua- and aided in youth, Vet have left thee but vigor to wear. received five before the con- Trustee of Bowdoin College, not because these never leave a they were resumed Friday, and there was a repe- were at once driven to the White $1,CD7.28 years say with the Sir Evans in “The ble contribution to the cause of them; only old They VISITS OF THE PRESIDENTS, genial Huglt history. the erection of its granite chapel. extremest old hut Growing gracefully, returns te are of man, not only in the age, fair.” tition of tiie exciting scenes which have at- House. tract matures. This settlement "I will make an end of Many of the papers great interest. A career he showed the Gracefully ______Williamson read a on Merry Wives,” my In his quali- witness that Hon. Joseph paper well would be convenient public because a conscience, bearing numerous to evict tenants- him all that he had with more than 5 cheese to prepared synopsis of a statesman. The two important and re- next introduced the tended attempts paid, the of tbe Presidents of the United dinner; there’s pippins and come.” ties our life is well spent, together with the Professor Chapman Bosworth Post Excursion.! visits and useful. Whether it is not about time of the common law his were stub- per cent, interest: and he has, valuable changes of actious, an with whom Tbe sheriff and body guard compound It will be my pleasant duty to ofTer you pres- for a new of the State to be written meinbranco past good yields Uev. Dr. John 6. Fiske of Bath, •Bosworth Post voted last to States to Maine. Washington’s visit to thi# history were made while he was a member of the the soul. resisted at the house of a tenant namd night accept the of life as- comfort to on bornly therefore, enjoyed protection the pippins and cheese; but in the is a suggestion worthy of consideration. are known as the “Better- unspeakable ho said Mr. Bradbury had been associated kind invitation extended them W. H. State was confined to a short call at Kittery, ently, Senate. They are good Christian sentiments O’Halloran. the by surance for fifteen The influence of our is not These years without cost.—fNew meantime will me in a word or good Society and the Freedom Act.” a of trustees of Bowdoin College. A hillside near the house was covered witli while at Portsmouth. you indulge ment Act" Religious proceediug from heathen writer. the H. Rice Post, 55, of Ellsworth, to participate staying confiued to its own publications. It has he was not the though York Mail and Express. the motive of our It is a tradition that only on the prosper- as follows: an excited mob, who cheered the defenders Adams attended courts in York and Ken- two concerning gathering. stimulated and to historical I desire to congratulate you Dr. Fiske spoke with them in the unveiling of the soldiers’ given vitality strong supporter of these measures but the of the Maine Historical Soci- of tiie premises and urged them to hold out. Under ordinary circumstances, and with al- research, the fruit of which is seen iu the nu- ous condition nit. kiskk’s kkmakks. on the Fourth of It is Death of Augustus Hill. nebec counties and frequently went on horse author of them. the knows of the real vi- U'Halloran and his party had dug a trench monument July. pro- merous local and town histories that have ety. What public to the man who most any other association of gentlemen, it The former became a law In 1808, at the such a are I really feel quite Incompetent speak around the house and barricaded tiie lower Bosworth Post to charter a steamer Augustus Hill, young fell back from Brunswick to the Kennebec by tality or efficiency of society they posed by been embodying information in- session of 1807. I ex- cn this occasion with these historians, states- while the of the house shaft in a on perhaps, be enough to say that a din- published, adjourned recently to infer fromi its publications. I have rooms, upper portion an Sat down an elevator store Com- tbe of trees. It was while might, valuable to the historian. A list has been apt men of and make excursion, by leaving here path spotted amined the of the Senate and House but as the volume men, eminent jurists and business. was occupied by ton men, two who ner is its own and like journals not seen your last volame, including mercial street Tuesday afternoon, died at Adams was in and during a walk justification, that, handed to me by Dr. Lapharn. 1 will not de- them of information. To express the sentiments of such had returned from and some wo- urday night, July 2d, going to Rockland and Portland, and found very meager a low years ago as the third vol- properly America, it is its own reward. We are tain you it in detail. It embraces published a the skill exhibited in the Maine General at five o’clock with a one virtue, proba- by reading They contain the names of those who voted t aw- a occasion require* men. then continuing to Bar Harbor and spending Hospital friend morniDg upon Munjoy town in vol- ume of “Documentary History,” teJT.e in a frame of mind now to admit the thirty-one histories, published and the bill but do nos show who the testimonials by Mr. Bradbury,to his life- The bailiffs made an attack on the wall of The cause of death was that he uttered his famous sentence, bly just for against nery l cannot sneak iu too high Sunday there, leaving Monday morning for yesterday morning. Hill, umes, some of them very large and six his- in debate. Gen. name Capers, tha late Justice Clifford—a trib- tiie house with crowbars, but were received element of truth in stwh a But it is took part th# King’s terms of Its value, or of the ability with long friend, indentation and hemorrhage of the brain “Sink or live or die, sur- plea. tories in pamphlet. And to these can be marks of ac- with scalding water and fled. The tiie Ferry and taking the train for Ellsworth, beginning, swim, is recorded with the yeas on the passage of which It is edited. It is an earnest of what ute containing many ;ersonal inspector shock of the fall. Mr hardly adequate to this occasion. There is a added Williamson’s History of Maine, Sew- such as can be showu towards of with drawn sword mounted the there in time to the If caused by the terrible vive or perish.” the bill. is to com?. quaintance police arriving join parade. in all’s Ancient Dominion Maine, Griffin's hv who have known side recover consciousness a certain novelty about the event which we .in There are strong roasons for believing that with all .dr. Bradbury those ladder placed against the of the house, it is found feasible tickets will be sold at a Hill did not entirely The reception of President Monroe was Allen’s I have a familiar acquaintance History of the Maine I’ress, History was the as well as the potent him longer than I. But even my acquain- but was beaten down. series of are engaged which allows, even if it does lie originator your earlier volumes; and the labors of your rate and limited to the ca- after the accident. very occasions,not the least of Methodism, the Memorial Vol- He had more tance extends back thirty of A constable, with rifle and fixed very reasonable elegant Fopham supporter of this measure. former Mr. Willis, whose name for forty years, bayonet, not demand, a word of comment. During its taic and Volume. president, of boat. The of which was at the corner of and Con- the Longfellow of the need of it than any other on the walls of which we have sat together a* trustees next mounted the ladder, but his head was pacity of the following were ap- High condition. It knowledge deserves to lie emblazoned Cadets’ Field Day. and honorable career hitherto, the His- Our Society is now in a good his constituents were in- Bowdoin battered tbe defenders. Several committee: gress streets where were reviewed long member. Many of You have lost Mr. Willis, hut College. .. by gashes pointed on tiie John M. Peck, celebrate their field at the troops has a fair number of active working mem- your society. allusions to the were inflicted him and he retired. The Cadets day torical 1 believe, has never before terested in its passage. have Mr. Baxter. Dr. Fiske made approplate upon An- C. and delegates from towns re- Society, several of them such, ready you gained and of Nehemiah Smart, George Kennedy, Fred their at surrounding bers, especially A of Maine was almost an un- a Ueid of tile nubile career of Mr. Bradbury spoke other constable also attempted to to climb Ocean House today, leaving armory deliberately set down to what may be called its work. Our large part I shall nevei forget meeting B. A. Norton. ceived. and qualified to carry forward broken forest. land was held dis- Ids character and the temperance prin- the ladder but failed. E. Willey, m. Every member of the com- or dinner. Its individu- Tho by Maine Historical Society which 1 attended, I high 1 o’clock p. Polk an official corporate membership now perhaps be safely with the have to preserve his A second ladder was then and President was escorted through tbe have such nourish- might tant companies under large grants, think, in 1*70. 1 well remember as among ciples which helped procured and their friends will report promptly al members appropriated and profitably enlarged. his old age. several constables mounted it, but were A Cruel Act. pany State by a number of even such as came in —*A’o everything has been it may be but without any Scarborough, our memory. Judge Bourne, President F. Talbot was introduced as James W. fulness presumed, funds in the is well invested. By a of land and dealt Hon. George house, but the police prevented him from St. Bernard dog, aged three years, a very Hon. Bradbury and Hon. Hanni- of their relation to this treasury man. owned large quantity Woods. Dr. Packard, Dr. Ballard, Mr. done to make it a pleasant and enjoyable particular thought the of the act passed by our last In lumber. His first wife was Isabel Poore, the next speaker. Mr. Talbot referred to doing so. Mrs. Jacob Shattuck of bal Hamlin, both of whom were when chance has adoption largely Benson, and some others. I have not clever animal. East be taken at the present at venerable body. Even the voluntary reduc- Brandon of York, by whom he had Rufus, born In Mr. had existed between a constable entered with a rifle time. Teams will armory. Legislature, prohibiting to dwell on each of the the friendship wh'ch Finally, was home in her this meeting. us together in the informal associa- tion of funds below 1785, and two Mary and Paulina. His time names, but I the rifle Peering, driving carriage, thrown the income paying daughters: and of and fixed bayonet; was wrested from a basket have still eaten will be secured wife died In 178#. he subsequently married cannot refrain Horn saying a few word- of his father and Mr. Bradbury, spoke and had a small with her. Her A Co. President (Franklin a tion of picnic,“we $10,000, an amount Mary him. and his safety was imperilled, when dog dog’s X. John Little ;Pierce, graduate of and each man’s adequate Black of York. Tlielr children were Richard, Dr. Woods, of whom I saw much a few Mr. political opinions, the con- as units add not as fractions, to for the of the years Bradbury’s Hannon and a cessa- in Gilbert suit- in the class of provide regular publications in Dorcaa. In 1788; which he Father entered secured barking attracted Hallett’s, who followed offer bargains this morning BowdoiD, 1824, made his only has been regarded as his magazine, if born !u 1783; Isabel, 1784; before his death. Hu was one of tbe most servative party to belouged being basket Society and secure its perpetuity. William, In 1788 ; In 1770: and Cyrus, In tion of hostilities. The inmates were then The will be dis- visit to while he was In a certain limited Betsey. men 1 ever met. The subject out to Mrs. Shattuck’s house. Mrs. Shat- ings and Tricots. goods Maine, President, to at- not his castle. sense, I have now held the office of President for died March 37,1778, accomplished arrested and tiie work of eviction carried 1773. He In Scarborough. of then his atten- fCOJICLL'DB OX rul-KTK rAUB.j of the to her 9 o’clock. tend a commencement of his alma which doe*, riot in the least dis- kindness. When history earnestly engaged OBt tuck complained dog husband played for sale at mater. therefore, IS years, through your great aged 67.

t J CURRENT HIN€ELLANKO(m. THE COMMENT. letters, ten short columns of monosyllables niMl’KM.ANKOiX. flNANClAI.. | PRESS. founded on the vowels, and the Lord’s A31VMK.HK NT*. all set in a frame of oak, now black THIS IS A LITTLE ROUGH. Prayei; SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 11. with ace, and protected by a slice of trans- a t '.t~Z [Providence Journal.] parent liorn, hence the name horn-book. PORTLAND 6 PER CENT BONDS BASBja Perhaps Mr. to a which hold Wc do not Powderly may be willing There is handle by to it,and in read anonymous letters and commu- submit DUE 1887. the differences of the Knights of La- the handle a hole for a string, so it could PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY MA1VCHESTERS vs The name FORTLMDS nications. and address ol the writer bor to the arbitration of Mr. Jay Gould. hang from the girdle. A of 1720 picture rep- Par and accrued Interest paid for those due in are In all casos indispensable, not necessarily for resents a child in leading by using MONDAY and TUESOAT. June 13 and 14. EX-TREASURER JORDAN’S SILVER SPECULA- running strings, June and July. For those due lu November a but as a of faith. with a horn-book tied to her side. A publication guarantee good cheaper premium will be allowed. Mala TION. kind of horn-book had the leaf of ln«( Jan 13 a Mil I*. W« cannot undertake to return or preserve printed We ofTer for re-investment: [Iiostoii/Transcript.] the and •ommunicatlous that are not used. paper pasted upon horn, perhaps the calle

a gallant man and the possessor of an ample LOST OVERBOARD. as the ship came alongside. When the cap- THE PRESS. fortune, that he had but one end in view, tain and crew saw me they were certain It to to this was my When lines were thrown to namely, give liberty unhappy Remarkable Escape of an Engineer ghost. woman. One can imagine the tu- the ship the captain and men stood motion- JUKE 11. scarcely who was SATURDAY MORKING, mult that ensued when the eunuchs in charge Lost in the English Chan- less, not thinking of lines, bat only that I found that one of their number bad disap- nel. must be a ghost In fact no one would be- HERMANN'S TRICKS. peared. The Turks cried out at the sacri- lieve It was I. Captain Roberts came over lege. the police were quickly summoned and The following remarkable story of an en- the ship’s side and placed his hand on me, is It V lie was the bazar thoroughly searched, but all to no gineer’s adventure in the English Channel is saying, ‘Forester, really yon Tho Magician Who Amazed the The hour for return to the harem soon satisfied, and said: ‘Wonderful 1 Won- purpose. told the Cincinnati Gazette, who had it from Brooklyn Police. having struck, the carriages were obliged to derful escape! I never thought to see you start homeward, notwithstanding the fact the captain of the steamship Kingdom. All again.' that in one of them was a vacant seat, and, names given are real names, and the story Is [N. Y. Tribune.] judging by the consternation depicted A FAMOUS SALT MINS. upon in Mr. Forester’s own words: In an up-town manager’s office the other the faces of the eunuchs in charge, it was to If it will interest you, I have no ob- day a little group of theatrical men were very easy divine that a heavy punishment "Yes, Works that a Union Gunboat Bom* awaited them. At nightfall the regular po- to little adventure In talking about the inter-State commerce hill jection telling you my barded and lice were re-enforced by a large number of the 12th Main* Helped and other wheu a the English Channel last summer, although cheerful subjects, tall, thin, detectives, and the search was vigorously Destroy. I shudder at times when I think of my nar- _ swartny man, with a dark curling mustache prosecuted, while Immense rewards were of- fered for the row are I have been On Anse or and Imperial, entered. He was received discovery of the unhappy fugi- escape. As you aware, Petite Avery’s Island, in the tive. At the end of three days she was a “Now for some chief engineer of the steamship Kingdom for Bayou Teche region of Louisiana is one of with shout of welcome. found aud brought in triumph back to the several and I think that the most remarkable salt mines In the coun- entertainment,’’ said one of those present, liarem, where, according to the brutal cus- years, really good luck will follow me as as 1 remain a on the and In a very few minutes the prophecy was tom, she had to suffer the penalty of a |hor- long by try, From the piazza of house rible death fu the presence of her former on fulfilled. The newcomer was Hermann, a her. Well, we left the port of Dunkirk, Island you can with a glass sweep the range companions. The in this case punishment the coast of France, on the afternoon of Au- of the with the on magician, who contrives to make things gen- was even more terrible than that usually in- marshes, winding abyou erally lively wherever he may happen to find flicted. The fact of the young officer being gust 21, 1886, bound for Liverpool, England, which red-sailed beats come creeping to- her. himself. After replying good-humoredly to aehristiau operated strongly against the home of my wife and children. You ward the housee ol the Acadlans. From the Decapitation alone was deemed too mud a a about recent can imagine my anxiety to reach those so piazza of the Avery house Is one of the fair torrent of questions his penalty, and it was commonly reported that dear to me much better than I can describe est Brooklyn adventure—he was led to a police the poor runaway was bound between two prospects In all the South, the lazy wind- the mid- station and narrowly escaped spending the pieces of wood, then sawed through It No one but those who follow the sea can ings of the bayou, with a hall-mile stretch dle of the body, and thrown into the sea. who in a for a realize fully the feelings of him Is flashing In the two miles Ver night lockup playing practical joke The capture of the woman was soon fol- sunlight away, homeward bound after a absence. on the occupants of a street car—he said in lowed by file discovery of the names of the long million bay In the far distance, Cypremort French-English: “It was great fun, boys, officer, and thereupon nls head was demand- We had been on our way about thirty-elx Point beyond and the passage into the Gull. ed and a reward offered for it. On the arri- I nave not seen a true hours. It was my watch in the engine At that stretch a Union though yet strictly val of the in orders shining gunboat troops Constantinople, I stood besides the and account of it. It made Itself as thus: I find were issued at the army headquarters Im- room, great lenglnes once stood and shelled the island promiscu- myself in a street car with two or three posing the necessity upon the part of the watched their pulsation and knew that every ously In the hope ol hitting the unseen salt- soldiers, officers and file to observe worthy people who look as though they were alike, stroke made the great screw revolve and sent works, but did no harm and Anally got a due respect to all the customs of the too and need I wake city, us nearer, nearer to our loved ones. All ground, being glad enough at last to escape sleepy waking up. and was there edict of non- especially aq was going well In the engine-room and I con- unhurt itself. The island contains 2SOO them. Instead of accuse with women. thanking me, they interference Turkish The cluded I would tak a breath of fresh air. acres, at least 144 of which are underlain officer by me to a policeman of picking their pockets. who bad thus violated orders was Mounting the ladder, I climbed to the engine the now famous rock-salt The Avery fami- liable to severe while the large The takes me to the station-house punishment, room door on the main deck. It was now 9 ly, a correspondent of the Springfield policeman reward offered for his head the Turkish says with friends. The there by o’clock at night. The stars shone out bright Republican, came originally from Groton, my sleepy sergeant authorities caused the to be swarmed takes the charge down and asks me for what camp and beautiful—a magnificent summer night Ct., taking Cayuga county, N. Y., Cincinnati with spies, aud on several occasions the sen- and Baton as on you call my I give It to him and at sea. The captain and his wife (who had Rouge steps their westward pedigree. tinels on found it to fire up- am about to be sent to a when i^uard necessary him at Dunkirk; were on the ship's way. At least as early as the beginning of dungeon, on characters in the joined with all the at command I suspicious lurking bridge, the captain keeping a sharp lookout the century salt licks or springs were known politeness my say: of the 'Will the Monsieurs not search their pockets vicinity camp. for Dungeness Light on the English coast. to exist in a certain valley; during the war it these means to 1812 and see if they have been robbed?’ Finding impossible by The ship’s log registered ten and one half of In the dearth of salt these truly secure the of the other springs do so. The one who has lost a watch person officer, steps knots per hour and that light should have served to supply a local demand. They were and a few later the finds the liocketbook of thu other iu his tail resorted to, days been in sight. Captain Uoberts. seeing me. During the civil war these springs, like the General in of the was himself The man finds a Charge troops remarked that the ship was not doing as well Massachusetts lead mines, came again Into pocket. pocketbook gold summoned to the of the Sultan. watch in his trouser while adia- presence as he expected, as the light should now be in use, and the plantation kettles were set to pocket, in said: mond which the third man has lost is .The Interpreter, speaking French, sight. I was satisfied that the light would evaporating the brine. It was while one of the Son of the Sun and the In the of the “General, soon show up and made myself comfortable the Avery sons was a spring for a neatly pinned lapel worthy po- Moon asks to deliver to him the officer deepening liceman. Once more I you on the port rail amidships to lunch on the more abundant supply tliaOie struck a solid speaking politely say who committed the of a ‘Hold on. I have and sacrilege abducting coitee and crackers that the steward served mass of rock salt only 16 feet below the sur- too, something lost,’ woman of his harem.” off the hat of the I show me with at this hour. I drank the coffee and face. Examination was made at once suffl- taking sergeant I'ionf tc, uliAiu fViaf fka /lanniiD *- The General answered: "Mr. Interpreter. sat the enn on the rail and at that mnment I him underneath the lining a roll of green- I pray you to present my sincere regrets to The backs. say no and saw a Hash'almost dead ahead. Confederate government was notified They word, 1, bowing His that 1 can not with his onee leave the station- Majesty comply “To make sure that it was and finally took charge of the mine and politely more, because I have not the Dungeness house.” request;-firstly, pow- Light, I stood upon the rail, and my worked it. It was of immense value to the er : ami because officer’s act is placing For the next ter. minutes Hermann turned secondly, thq hand over my head, an4 taking hold of the Confederacy, for they were almost desperate v a viiuic aci/uiuiu(j uui v uuo ui in»»• for tiie into a private seance, and ex- steering-rod, leaned over the side as far as I salt. The product was hauled to New gathering Tlie officer violated tlie orders of my hibited in succession some as- having could. As I did so, the movement o( the Iberia, and shipped thence by the to rapid really iu liis interference with the bayous of hand tricks. One of the deportment rod brought my hand in contact with the the Red river and across or up the Mississ- tonishing sleight women of the will receive a severe was a “Give me a country, block in the shieve, Eetring my hand would ippi. I’acking-houses were also established party rolling cigarette. but that I cannot said Hermann. The little punishment, b.evoud go.” get caught, I reached the other, intending at New Iberia. Corresponding to the value cigarette paper,” ensued a conversation between up book of was handed to him. Thereupon to change hands. I let go too (soon, ana of the salt to the Confederacy was the de- cigarette papers the Sultan and his and the latter He took one out and deliberately interpreter, missed my hold, and the next moment I sire of the United States authorities to con- began soon the Son of tlie Sun the of tissue into or spoke: “General, found myself plunging headforemost into the trol the region or destroy the works; their tearing slip paper eight and Moon to know if have he folded the desires you English IS miles from land. efforts all failed, the Confederate be- ten small pieces. These together decided.” Channel, guard once or twfoe and then them to one “Instantly I knew I must deep ing sufficient to protect the works till the passed Tills was uttered with an air of menace, plunge of the “ltoU it said “be- down under the water and swim from the enemy were completely cleared out of the party. tight,” lie, but the General “I can tween and thumb.” The calmly replied: only ship, to save myself from being drawn into region In April, 1863. Then tbe 41st Massa- your finger request repeat what I have said, and, furthermore, X was with, and a little ball of paper the wheel by the suction. I came to the sur- chusetts, the 12th Maine, and the 24th Con- complied pray that His Majesty will cease his attempts the size of a was the result of the face just astern of the ship, and facing ber. necticut were detached for a day from pea to the officer in said capture question.” The spray from the was driven the victorious column that had reached New process. “Unroll that,” Hermann, After this another talk took between propeller mind do not the on the place against my face with such force it seemed as Iberia and, under tbe command of Col. “but you drop pieces the two, at the conclusion of which the in- floor." The little ball was unrolled if it cut the tlesh. I turned my back for a Chickering, went down to the Island and carefully terpreter said: “General, the Son of the he a untoru of moment, and then the problem of life and burned the works. Since the war tbe mine and found to whole, piece Sun and the Moon Informs that he will size and make of that you was instantly before me. I threw has been worked several the paper of the exact refer the eternity by companies, matter to His Majesty, the Emperor myself on back and floated. American salt the taken from the book and torn up by the con- of France.” my company being present As the at this “I saw the great cloud of black smoke roll lessees with a plant of half a minion of dol- jurer. subject gazed blankly The Sultan then took Ills leave, followed Hermann took out from the ship’s funnel and fail over the mrs, the Averys receiving royalty. The astonishing transformation, by tlie and the General returned it from him and folded it in two once more, interpreter, water. I knew no one had seen me fall over Southern Pacific has built a 10 mile spur to to Ills cauip. A few days after, a French and giving it him back told him again to roll the ship’s side. I realized at once that all the mouth of the mine. Arriving there, you frigate from the Crimea, carrying the mail if to see it into a small ball. This was done, nnd those so near, either one of whom would are, desirous things, let down the anil having hospital convalescents on board, shaft 23 feet of surface when it was once again unfolded, half a have rescued me even at the peril of his own through soil and 115 crossed the Bosporus. The General took ad- feet of salt. This to the dozen scraps of torn paper were all that re- life, were unconsciously leaving me. 1 was brings you first level. vantage of this chance, and forced the officer It has mained. He took a tobacco from the not missed on the ship till midnight, two a roof of 90 feet of salt. It has been pouch to embark. He was escorted to the vessel by worked and with a movement hours after I had fallen overboard. The mainly hitherto, but the roof trickles smoker, quick upward several companies of and some cav- threw it Into the air. It was com- infantry ship was searched—engine, boiler and fire- water somewhat and mud has come In at two gone, alry. This escort remained at the wharf un- vanished, and it need hardly be said rooms—in the expectation of finding me dis- places. So the shaft has been sunk 115 feet pletely til the frigate was out of sight. more and new was found in the breast of an inno- departing MR. JAMES P. BAXTER’S GIFT TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY. abled. At last my and plate were jfound drifts opened, which will be pocket This terminated the affair, and for some PORTLAND cup cent looker-on. This was one of Hermann's on the ship’s rail. To those on board the developed exclusively for the present. The good reason, nothing more has been heard of amount of salt taken out of cleverest deceptions, and oue of those pres- problem was solved—It was unanimously the upper gal- ent said lie had frequently seen him perform voted that I had dropped asleep Ad fallen leries must rise into hundreds of thou- as those Societies fulfil their The main has a on Con- will be done after the stone is placed in posi- overboard while on tne rail. All sands of tons, for are 65 feet cor- it witli a wineglass half full of wine. He STRAICHT AND CROOKED LEGS. long building frontage sitting they high, and stretch in took the same tobacco pouch und lotting it A NOBLE GIFT, mission the property will be theirs. The lot gress street of seventy-two feet, and extends tion. The underpinning course will be of thought it too late to put the ship about and respondingly wide, various of his held his hand i look for me, and she was kept on her course directions a considerable way. The present rest in the palm baud, in the rear, on which the building of the So- back feet. The annex—the build- gray granite. The gables on the front will He then closed his sixty-two to Liverpool. output U from 750,000 to 800,000 pounds, or well out from his body. What Makes Men and ■ dark Bandy-Legged ciety of Art now will be to in which the books will be stored—de- be filled in with attractive pieces of was a 20 carloads a a white lingers upon it, opened his hand again, stands, given ing “1 clad in quite heavy wool jacket, day. Every day good-sized _ rose window in the canvas train of is down and the pouch was gone, to reapi>ear in a Knock-Kneed—The Cure. that society, to be held by them on similar scribed in the diagram as the library room— and light stone. The pants and heavy English walking "empties” brought from shoes that laced around ankle. New Iberia and an number of loaded pigeon-hole of the manager’s desk. conditions. The spot is one of the mast eli- is forty-eight by thirty-two feet, and from gable will be filled with stained glass, the high my My equal Coins changed from silver to gold, a dia- first effort was to free myself of the great cars is taken up, marked for New Orleans, York gible in the city for the to which it the main floor to the roof is twenty-five feet. other windows being glazed with the best ef mond ring mysteriously changed from the [Now Evening Sun.] purposes weight of clothing. I attempted to get out Toxas, Kansas City, Chicago and elsewhere. is The exterior of the building The limit to finger of one hand to the finger of the other Comparatively few men have really An for the Portland to be dedicated. It is centrally located, The entrance to the main building is in the plate glass. of my jacket; after making the most super- only the demand for the salt is Elegant Building interior as human efforts I had to it up. I could the pleasure of the railroad in its without an apparent movement, and all straight legs. In a walk from Fourteenth j on the main thoroughfare of the city, on the centre of the front, and opens into a corridor will be entirely fire proof and the give company not extricate my arms from the sleeve with- monopoly of carrying the away. these startling littie tricks of line of the back so as All the rear win- product depending, street to the Battery a reporter made a rough horse cars, and easily reached fourteen feet wide, which extends forty- nearly practicable. The bouses take various the course, upon pure sleight of hand, were ac- out drowning myself. Again 1 tried to get packing sizes, Public from section of the Yet it is suf- six feet to the but does not dows will be with fire proof shut- coarse for the of barrels and companied by an amusing chatter which estimate aud found that not more than one Library every city. library room, provided rid of it by throwing myself on my back and tops for refrig- of the will be well and at the same time to erator cars, the fine for the brine. served the double purpose of entertaining in three of the men who passed him were ficiently removed from the business part of open into it. On the right of this corridor ters. Every part building floating, trying pick ordinary the seam that held the sleeve. 1 had to Tbe miners are Germans from the his friends and attracting their attention at the to be free from noise and a door Into the room, lighted, and the drainage and ventilation open mostly straiglit limbed. Most of them were bow or city confusion, folding opens reading I tried to salt mines at Strassfurt. blast out the critical inomeuts. Among the many stories sci- give this up. then get my shoe off,' They some of them were and to ensure the necessary for the and on the left a door opens into the room will be thorough and in accordance with salt with like the rock that it is. he told was one which seemed to oue of his handy legged, knock- quiet but could not do so. Every effort I made 1 dynamite, I These all Tbe air of the mine is free from hearers to possess a certain novelty. Some kneed, aud in a few instances both legs bent fulfillment of its mission. Had the socie- of the Maine Historical Society. entific principles. would sink and then my strength had to poisonous of the gases and, of course, from moisture- The one had said when the name of a well known tlie same way. It was noticed that as a rule ties who are to be the recipients of this gift, rooms are of precisely the same size, each The interior finish building through- that lie To add to my misery a most excruciating salt is loaded upon cars, run to the shaftr was introduced thought And A Home for the Maine Historical had the of all the lots in 59x27 with a of 14 feet. Both of out will be in hard wood. The corridors will tlie stout, lteavy meu had paranthesis legs, pick the city they feet, height me in the hack of head at the taken up the lift to the of the Srevaricatore really believed many of his lies hiuiself. pain seized my by top crush, could have a more these rooms into the room be in black and white tiles. The sieves like o- “I knew once,” said Hermann, “a business while those of slighter build, in many cases, scarcely found eligible one open library paved base of my brain. This was terrible. 1 had ers, graded by coal, sacked j and been in the water a little over an hour tumbled in bulk into the cars and rolled man in Marseilles, who was accustomed to carried their bodies on a than this. The money value of this gift can- which is 25 feet high, reaching to the roof, stairs are to be of ornamental wrought now away figure resembling to market. There are darker streaks in the dine at a little restaurant uear the broad and of and was in full possession of every faculty. every day an X. Society. not be less than $100,000. The building, ex- that is similar in design to the roof of the cast iron. They will be easy his and whole life passed before me like a pano- salt; the color is caused by sand which in harbor. One day ha went to dinner i walls are to be My This does not hold. clusive of the land, will cost nearly half that main building. Thus it will be seen that on ascent. The smoothly plas- rama. Scenes of childhood that had some cases reaches 7 per cent. Tbe white, found every place occupied. He was in a rule, however, always \ my tered and tinted. The bases and base were as which Is the mass of the is al- hurry, and being a Gascon his fertile imagi- Many men of no inconsiderable avoirdupois sum. this floor nre the Public Library reading faded from memory again fresh as great salt, in the of and I most absolutely pure, many assays having nation hit on an expedient. He slipped out strike tlieir knees when walk i Mr. Baxter has had this gift in contempla- room, the Maine Historical Society’s room mouldings will be run with Portland cement, days youth. Calmly quietly together they to fate. Not even a given almost 90 per eent. while the of the restaurant and rushing in at the front Instead of of wood. out- resigned myself my ray remaining It is not uncommon to see a man tion for several years, in 1885, Mr. F. H. and the stack or library room. being made Jhe one cent, is not health or to door called out, ’There is an enormous whale long, lanky of hope entered my mind. per prejudicial to the The shows the base- side walls are to be inches thick* of the uses of salt. The dark in the harbor, and it is likely to do harm to whose legs are so bent that lie is physically A Lot Given to the Portland Fassett, accomplished architect, drew at following diagram eighteen “I had just finished what I supposed was any streaks Spacious no to the in serve to show the extraordinary fact that the shipping. The excitement is terrible.’ incapacitated from stopping the traditional his suggestion plans for a library building to ment of the building: and plastered on the brick work, having my last prayer great Jefiovah, by whose I soon to and some tremendous and yet quiet geologic Every oue jumped to his feet and in a few be erected on this lot. One of the front ele- wood furring. The doors are all of hard presence expected be, pig in an alley-way. Frequently bow-leg- Him on force the stata have been turned almost seconds the was deserted. Eveu the asked of a special blessing my wife per- place is with vations drawn at that time, the one preferred wood. waiters left their tables. The Gascon gedness associated strength. It is Society of Art and children, when, to my great surprise, as pendicularly, yet without producing any wily seen in men. Mr. one in if it were from out of the 1 saw a breaks that are more than cracks. ns he watched them going, fidgeted about a usually short, sturdy Those by Baxter, is the represented the JUNE BRIDES. great deep, who are knock-kneed have uo such recoin, some distanoe from and bit and then exclaiming, ‘I should not won- cut. Mr. Baxter took advantage of his tour red light coming 1 must and see it penso uuless tlie excuse for renewing trous- toward me. As it drew quite near I raised der if it were true. go my- in to the of unair ers, which are constantly being worn out at Europe study library buildings What and Their Maids are up in the water and cried out mgn rnuosopny. self,’ rushed oft' to look at the whale lie had They myself [Babyhood.] invented himself,” tlie knees by dialling one against tlie other, tlie old world with a view of adopting any Wearing. for assistance. My second or third A little New lour walk- be considered as such. valuable suggestions that they might offer. bail was answered, and the ship Yorker, years old, A well-known surgeon who has bad about. I beard the watch on deck call- In the country last summer, THE TURKISH HAREMS. long The Gifts of Mr. James P. The plans finally adopted and which ar« [Harper’s llazar.] ing complained experience in a city Hospital was asked to Magnificent f>utng up the watch below. 1 had now been in Bridesmaids at June will wear to her mother ot a very rocky road, “Mamma explain the prevalency of crooked legs, lie soon to be wrought out in stone and iron weddings the water fully an hour and a half. The pu- said: ‘‘it is a fact that very few persons some of the best features of these lace dresses made of the new white silk lace of my eyes had become so much dilated 1 don’t like tills walk; ICs too stuttery.” a French Officer embody pils of have attention is Baxter. was straight legs. My often old world buildings, though in the most im- in designs like those of the black marquiss that everything greatly magnified. The The same.llttle girl at the dinner table one to EscaP°- called to il. It is hard to say just why it is. 1 ship looked to me as Targe as a mountain. It [llailift.®*ave details are similar laces and there are also dresses of day asked to taste a piecelof pickle, andlwben Many say that it is because children are portant they substantially plain seemed as if they would never get the small Among tile Imrem. are Mr. Fassett in Brussels of with its she had eaten it made a wry (ace and skid: many ^ made to walk when they too young. to those drawn by 1885. The net, point d’esprit tiny boat into the water. I was nearTy exhausted of the Sultan at Constant Mothers like to have their little ones on their idea lias been kept steadily in view that the dots, of striped lace, of the square-meshed and could not have lasted many minutes “I don't like It; it dazzles my tongue." fed at as early an age as possible, and so ****** I more. As I saw the boat coming I really far the most important. All these most purpose of a public library Russian nets, and ef the polka-dotted net* My little lassie sometimes helps Nora shell 1 sometimes force them to stand before tlieir important supposed it a it looked so large. The are built in the same with ball-like V-necked half- ship, the peas, but she “can’t unbutton de hard style; that is, after tl e able to bear tlie weight of tlieir Is to afford facilities to the student for con- large spots. next moment it shot np to ime and 1 found manner (‘■jjy^are $100,000 Worth of Presented low waists in the shoulders, and of a prison, and to sec one of the n too> when they tako children Property sultation and the study of special topics. gathered myself seized by strong and willing arms ones.’’, withon?l,rsfisi half-long sleeves at the top, or else Is to see them all. are if ediv often make them walk i gathered and pulled into the boat. My rescuer proved A friend of ours uses the They composed this’w!1i£iI1S Accordingly the library will be arranged in to the with a soft frequently slang plain elbow, pufi there,are to be a noble Danish sailor, the master of a many low-structured surround) j formity. each alcove a tho of such dresses. The skirts expression “broke me all up." My little buildings, l*robafiV‘,t^ktV,0Wled.ge-®aU8e fU.1douVt'the to Three Societies. alcoves, lighted by corsages little coasting schooner. Every attention glri stone curved legs to a caretivJ have two or three flounces all by high walls, which effectually pr made building wni be for It building storage room of the super- friends. I could not blame any one from without an answer. “Where do oo lib?’’ conspicuous frot to walk. can walk | ready occupancy. dered with a border formed of five or Many well when 12 months will skirt, a deaf ear to with the same success. The the fact that then be to trustees for ficial area as the and Historical So- turning my story. My escape child then slow- they generally travel upo i old, wliiie others can not do so are conveyed lie Heading six rows of picot-edged yellow ribbon an until tliev benefit was so miraculous, and my general appear- ly away when the little one called small Arab tlielr feet 2 years old. of the Portland Institute and PuHic ciety rooms above, minus an area sufficient inch wide through the open figures of the walked horses, nearly-touch The ance so much on the order of a vagrant, that after her “Dio my lub to zoo mamma oo lug tile ground. lu the harem “Iu some children there is an above sketch represents the and for embroidery. the womei , unusual pro- facade Library the Maine Historical Sociay, two fire proof vaults, each twelve by I was voted a liar by all. It was 3 o’clock toopid.” spend their time in portion of sinew in the of a Moire is used for brides’ comparative idle bone, and in these building which is soon to take the place and will pass thirteen feet, for the safe of valua- antique being Sunday afternoon when I stepped on shore “And what would for the ness, the bath anil cases the are intojltheir possession. The keeping dresses for June This is the old- you prescribe the toilet fillini legs almost certain to become of the row of weddings. and bid rescuer adieu. I was 300 asked an anxious father an the low wooden structures which building is ble and books. On the of my nearly baby?” of ab- hours not allotted to am 1 crooked. Iu these Instances braces can admirably adapted In all itsle- manuscripts right fashioned moire with large designs, eating bo now stands on rippled miles from Liverpool. I called on the rail- sent-minded physician. .“Oh! the usual sleeping. Some few of them smoke with until the northerly side of Con- tails for the the corridor under the room is anoth- instead of the French watered silks in eigat H,8,e.d advantage the bones harden purposes for which it isle- library stripes way station master and begged him to send thing, returned ne. l eriect