PORTLAND DAILY PAESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862--VOL. 24.___ PORTLAND, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1886. MSUtOHm PRICE THREE CENTS. NI'KV'IAI, NOTIl'BN, FROM unable to run the cars. the same a» WASHINGTON. operations, being All PRESIDENT'S MESSACE. be regained, and a valuable ground of van- quished, Uavailed myself'of the discretion For the navy,In- which the most scrupulous economy enables ideas and suggestions to improve are In some for cluding ves- of Congress- the trains delayed. places in tage ourselves might be converted into a conferred Dy the iaw, and issued on the 27th them te bring into their homes and for their should challenge the attention <«i has fallen instead of sels, machine- as ids) the State snow sleet, stronghold for our commercial of October uiy proclamation declaring reci- of are obliged to The present navy of the United States, to 15 competitors. ry and Improve implements husbandry they Various the and there is from 10 inches on a level. I earnestly in the United .States. a from the in course of eonstrnctlon.con- Regarding The Administration’s Action on the suggest that the existing stipula- procal suspension It meut of pay price largely Increased an unnatural ships O.^^ns that if the sleet and snow be navy by monitor*, Preside It is feared storm tions extended for a further term of seven is most gratifying to bear testimony to the which by the action of the government sists Brst, of 14 single,-turreted J6p Message. numbers of cattle yards. 13,907,887.74 18,021,079.89 profit, at the continues, great will per- Fishery Question. years. A recently signed treaty to this end earnest spirit in which the government of For interset on Is given to the more favored manufacturer. none of which are in commission nor BOOKS, iu this State but few now batteries of -% ish. for cattle are is before the Senate. The importance the Queen Regent has met our efforts to avert public debt... 50,580,145.97 51.380.250.47 1 recommend that keeping In view all these present time serviceable. The S CENTS. housed or fed. of telegraphic initiation of commercial discriminations For the district and unneces- these are and they i*an only What Maine f n _ communication between those the considerations, the increasing ships obsolete, Congres. Re- .... de- Say President Cleveland’s Plan of Tariff Islands and the United States not and which are ever disastrous to Columbia 2,892,321.80 3,499,650.95 of national income ac- be relied on as in harbor should be reprisals Miscel sary surplus annually auxiliary ship* A few garding His Tariff jtions. FIRE RECORD. oyerlooKed. the material interests and the laneous be released to the an fence, and then after such an expenditure more Books will be Sugt, Reform. political good espen ditures, cumulating people by will of the countries they may affect. The amendment to our revenue laws which shall upon them as might not be deemed JustlDa- sold at 5 cents RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. including build small To-day only profitable development of the large commer- the of the necessaries of life ble; second. 3 fourth-rate vessel* of Fire in St. Louis. The question of a revision of the ings, light cheapen price aa each. These are Morrison Determined to Press His general cial (exchanges between the United States houses and col and give freer entrance to such ma- tonnage, only one of wtiich was designed really prized Suspension of tho Silver Coinage treaties of Japan is under discussion imported St. Louis, M*., Dec. 6.—The power house again and the Spanish Antilles is an ob- lectlng the rev terials as American labor be manu- a war vessel, and all of which are auxiliary by all the Children who have Tariff Bill. at lokio. As the first to relations with naturally by may of of the Cable on Channing and Franklin Recommended. open ject of solicitude Lying close at our doors enue. 47,988.683.04 54,728,056.21 factured into marketable commodities. merely; third, ‘SI cruising ships, three seen liue, that empire, and as the nation in most direct them. They are worth avenue, were injured by fire this morning. and finding here their main markets of For the current to end June 30, Nothing can be however, in which a re-built of iron, of small tonnage, commercial relation with the United sup- year 1887, accomplished, cents Loss $40,000. About a dozen cars were Japan, ply and demand, the welfare of Cuba and the ascertained to October the direction of this much needed reform un- and of wood. Of these wooden 15 anywhere. [Special to tlie Press.] States have lost no to receipts up 1, 1888, twenty-four burned. Civil Service Reform Laws Again En- opportunity testify Porto Rico and their production and trade with such estimated for the remain- less the subject is in a vessels, it is estimated by the chief construct- Dee. 6.—Tlio their consistent the receipts approached patriotic Washington, reassembling friendship by supporting are scarcely less important to us than to der of the amout to The of devotion to the interest of the en- or of the navy, that only three will be ser- Fire in Alstead, N. H. dorsed. just claims of Japan to and inde- year, S300.000.000. spirit at of Congress today occurred according to the autonomy Spain, and their commercial and financial ascertained and estimated for tire country and with a to yield viceable beyond a period of six years, pendence among nations. A treaty of extra- expenditures willingness Kerne, N. H.. Dec. 6.—A fire at Alstead movements are so a of our the same are something for the public good. which time ft may tie said that of the present programme, no business being done beyond dition between the States and naturally part period $288,000,000, indicating RINES last burned hotel owned A. United Japan, system that no naval force the name will re- BROTHERS. the T. obstacle to freer intercourse an at the cruiser. As to after the of $650; Weaver, two dwellings, loss executive office, I herewith transmit to the The weakness of Liberia, and the difficulty unessayed to further these ends, and liscul year is stated and compared witli the dynamite boats adjourned immediately reading ended Oct. 31, 1880, three per cent bonds were the last of were in excess of $2500, insurance $1200; Mrs. A. W. Polk, of maintaining effective over its at no time has the equal good desire of Spain year as follows: these the bids the in to tho of the Congress at its reassembling certain informa- sovereignty preceding called for to $127,- SALE. message respect memory dwelling house, loss $1200; small Insurance. districts, have that been more hopefully manifested than now. June redemption, amounting the limit tixed by Congress. The production SHERIFFS outlying exposed republic Foreign ending 30, 1885.$865,984,629 283,100, of which was so called to steel deceased members. There were several other small losses. tion concerning the state of the Union, to- to encroachment. It The government of the ending June 30, 1880. $80,043,200 lu the United States of armor and gun cannot be forgotten Spaiu, by removing Foreign 720,802,940 answer CuuibFrlaBd. nm. the requirements of the law relating is a which it necessary to set- The Maine were all in their gether with such recommendations for legis- that this distant community is an offshoot of consular tonnage fees off cargoes shipped to Foreign merchandise 1886. 13,500.301 question seems on and will be delegation to the funds, and $40,039,900 for the war ves- fflAKKN Execution, sold by l»ub- our own its to the asso- the Antilles, and fees, Foreign merchandise 1885. 15.508,8( 0 sinking tle at an early day if the armored X be Auction to seats with the of Senator FROM lative consideration us appear necessary and system, owing origin by reducing passport of materials the highest bidder, at store No. exception Ilale, BOSTON. has shown its of the Gold 1880. ... 42,942.191 purpose reducing the public debt by ap- sels are to be with those 25i) Middle in ciated benevolence of American citizens, recognition needs of completed the street, Portland, said County, on who has not yet returned from Europe, but expedient. Our Government has consistent- less trammeled intercourse. Gold 1885. 8,477,892 plication of a part of the surplus in trie of home manufacture. This has been whose praiseworthy efforts to create a nu- Silver 1880 board* and is maintained relations of 29,511,219 treasury to that object. Of the bonds thus of by two expected daily. Senator Frye’s desk was Charles Francis Adams’ Will. ly its friendship cleus of civilization in the dark continent TUB TURKISH NATURALIZATION TREATY. Silver 1885 subject investigation 33,763,833 called, $102,209,450 Oceanic subject under two committees of ( ongress with- Monday, Dec. 6th, adorned with a fine basket of flowers. toward all other Powers and of lias commanded respect and every- An by special of the Boston, Dec. 6.—The will of Charles neighborly sympathy effort has been made during the past The value of some of our leading exports such calls, to redemption prior to Nov. 1, in the last three jyears. I he report The where, especiallylin this Although a the Board of a*. 10 o'clock In tlio forenoon, and continuing until message is the chief topic of conversa- Francis Adams was probated today. With interest toward those possessions whose are country. year to remove the hinderances to the pro- duiing the last fiscal year, as compared with 1880. The remainder, amounting to $25,013,- (iun Foundry Board In 1HS4, of formal protectorate over. Liberia is contrary and the sold, a lot of tion and all the exception of a beuuest to the Unitarian our clamation of the treaty of naturalization the value of the same fir the imme- 060, matured under the calls after that date, Fortifications made In last, tonight kinds of opinions can be contiguous to own. Few questions have to our traditional policy the moral right year January church at Quincy, his estate, estimated at with the Sablime Poitc, signed in 1874, which diately preceding, is here given, ami furnish- lu addition to the amount subject to of the select committees of the two heard concerning it whether favorable or arisen during the nast wiiu other Gov- and duty of the United States to assist in all pay- reports $1,250,000, is divided among his family. year has remained inoperative owing to a dis- es information both and ment and cancellation prior to Nov. 1, there houses, made at the last session of (.ongress, Sleds and ernments, and none of those are the proper ways in the maintenance of its in- interesting sugges- Carts, Chairs, Albums, Vases, otherwise generally depending upou the pol- beyond agreement of of the clause re- tive: were also before that certain of have entirely exhausted the subject, so far reach of settlement in counsel. tegrity is obvious nnd has been interpretation paid day itics of tlie one them. Of its tar- friendly consistently lative to the effects of the return to and so- For year ending For year these bonds, with the Interest thereon, as Investigation is involved, and Together with a large variety of expressing FROM NEW YORK. announced nearly half a I ending preliminary THE CLAIMS AGAINST CHILI. during century. journ of a naturalized citizen in the land of June, 80,1886. June, 30,18811. amounting to $5,072,.'150, which were antici- iff recommendations Representative Reed recommend that, in ttie of Cotton and cotton We are as without for reorganization his origin I trust soon to be able to an- pated ns to their maturity, as to which $2,- tlally agreed. Fancy Articles, of Every Description. yet provision the our navy, a small no found manufactures.. said it seemed that the P resident was seek- The settlement of claims of vessel, longer nounce a favorable settlement of the differ- $219,945,670 $213,799,049 had not been called. The $107,341,- In the event that the invitation of McQuade Jury. citizens of the United to our Tobacco and Us 664,860 piesent adequate needs, be presented to Li- mcc to the 1st E. N. JORDAN, Deputy Sheriff. ing impossibilities,—trying to make the sun States against Chili for injuries the as id wns interpretation. manufactures.. 30,424,908 800 had been actually applied prior the department for bids to furnish such of during beria, to be employed by it in the protection 24,767,305 nf Knvnmher 1880. to the extinguishment of F. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. deeldlw late war with Peru and Bolivia. The mixed It lias been highly to note the 125,846,558 the material as is now authorized shall fall shine by night, as it were—inasmuch as he New Yoke, Dec. 0.—Both the of its coastwise revenues. satisfactory BreaUstufls.| 160,470,821 prosecution commissions under claims improved treatment of American mission- Provisions. 90,625,216 107,332,455 our bonded and interest-bearing debt, leav- to induce domestic manufacturers to un- desires the for labor- and the defence in the McQuade case seem to organized conven- NEW highest possible wages tions concluded the Chilian COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH MEXICO. aries in Turkey, as has been attested their ing on that day still outstanding the sum of dertake the to ADYKHTIMKIMKN'I'N. be satisfied with the as it was by Government by Our imports during the last fiscal year, as large expenditures required ing men, but at the same jury completed with certain The to our late minister to that 81,153,443.112. Of this amount, 886.848,700 foe this new and no timejrecommends on European States have de- encouraging development of benefi- acknowledgment compared with the previous year, were as prepare manufacture, Friday. of his were still three bonds. other are such a reduction of the tariff veloped an amount of friction which we cial and intimate relations between the government successful exertions in iimuno. new, represented by percent steps taken by Congress at its com- In Insolvency. their behalf. have since Nov. or as trust can be avoided in the convention which United States and Mexico, which has been 680,053.80; silver, 1880, They, however, been, 1, ing session, the Secretary contemplates with Court of for the would render this impossible CENERAL NEWS. 317,850,307; 1885, Insolvency County of Cumberland our representative at is ; so marked w thin the few is at THE VENEZUELAN CONVENTION. wiil at once be further reduced by #22,606,100 dissatissaction the of obtaining the State of Maine. Santiago authorized past years, 810,550/127. necessity December 6, A. D. 1886. Representative McKinley of Ohio said he to once bonds which have been called as al- armor negotiate. the occasion of congratulation and of The exchange of ratifications of con- being and gun steel for the authorized snips. Incase the IlEIJlXTION OF of CHARLES M. MOODY. Insolvent Iiiunv vUU nuaii frUV A ICOlUCUb is to have new house which TAXATION. stated, but not redeemed and canceled Iiuiuij Chicago opera THE CHINESE OUTRAGES. friendly solicitude. I urgently renew my vention of Dec. 5, 1885, with Venezuela for ready It would seem desirable that the wants of Debtor. is to cost A site for the before latter date. meant to recommend He could $2,500,000. building former representation of the need of speedy the re-opening of the awards of the Caracas In my last annual message to the Congress the the and navy in this regard should be is to anyway. The cruel treatment of inoffensive Chinese army give uoiice, that on the sixth has alreedy been provided by a lease n-pnmuiiu ujr vuugirss iu liibu rucvl attention was directed to the fact that the TIIE and that their understand from the at what running I to been carry Commission under the claims convention of SILVER QUESTION. reasonably met, by uniting THISday of December, A. D. 1886, a Warrant in hardly message 99 years. lias, regret say, repeated in some of tlie revenues of the contracts ______Reciprocity Commercial Convention of 1805, has not been government exceeded its such Inducement be offered Insolvency was issued C. the Western States and and acts yet effected, owing to tlie During the fiscal year ende 1 June 30, 1886, might by Henry Peabody, points the President thought the tariff should Territories, Jan. 20,1883. Our commercial of 1831 of actual needs, audit was that as would result in the domestic ac- Judge of the Court of for said of violence those treaty delay the Executive of that republic in suggested legis- there were coined under the securing Insolvency County be reduced. Senator JOHN AND JONATHAN. against people beyond tho with was terminated to lative action should he taken to compulsory tion of these of Cumberland, against the estate of said Frye considered his of the local Mexico, according ratifying the measure. I trust that this relieve the act of silver important interests. power constituted authorities to its in the coinage 1878, 29,838,905 dollars, treatment as provisions 1881, upon notification given will be but should it people from unnecessary burden of taxa- THE HOST OFFICE CHARLES M. MOODY, of Gorham, of the tariff rather remarkable. prevent, and t iffieult to punish, are reported postponement brief, and the cost of the silver used in such coin- DEHAUTMEFT. by Mexico in pursuance of her announced much longer continue the well be tion thus made apparent. In view of the adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on He said: “The President seems to assume Lecture Rev. Dr. Nourse in the Y. even in distant Alaska. Much of this vio- delay may age was $23,448,960.01. There has been The affairs of the service show petition by policy of re-casting all her commercial trea- as a rccision of the pressing importance of the subject I deem it postal of said liobtor, wldcli petition was filed on the lence can be traced to race and regarded compact and a coined up to the close of the previous fiscal marked and at the outset that every duty is a tax M. C. A. Course. prejudice ties. Mexico lias since concluded with sev- failure on the my to its gratifying improvement during sixth day oi December, A. D. 1886, to which paid of part of Venezuela to complete duty again urge consideration. under the of the law 203,- the A competition labor, which cannot, however, eral new Income year provisions past year. particular account of Its date interest on claims is to be computed. the and that governments treaties of commerce ail arrangement so The of the government by its in- directly by consumer, justify the oppression of strangers whose persistently sought by 882,554 silver dollars, and on the first day of transactions and condition is given in the re- That the of any debts to or by said and navigation,defining alien rights of trade, her during many years, and assented to creased volume and through economies in its payment manufacturers and laborers should Rev. Dr. Robert Nourse delivered a lec- safety is guaranteed by our treaty with by December, 1886, the total amount of such port of the Postmaster General, which will Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any prop- by property and residence, treatment of this in I collection is now more than ever in excess of v iiina ship- government, spirit of international coinage was The Director of be laid him are forbidden law. mutual concessions so ture at the in the Y. M. C. A- cquauy wiwi tne mast lavored nation. consular necessities. The $247,131,549. before you. The reduction of the erly by by arrange things City Hall, ping, privileges, and the like. Our fairness, although to the detriment of hold- public application of the the Mint the time of the 1 hat a meeting of the Creditors of said In opening our vast domain to alien ele- reports that at pas- rate of letter postage in 188.1 rendering the Debtor, that the manufacturers should not lose course, last The doctor a yet unexecuted convention of ers of bona fide awards of the surplus to the payment of such portions of to prove llieir debts and choose one or more as evening. possesses ments the of our was reciprocity impugned sage of the law of 1878, directing this coin- revenues to sustain the ex- purpose law-givers to 1383 covers none of these the settle- commission. the debt as is now at our sub- postal inadequate slgnecs of his estate, will be held at a Court of In- very much of their present and presence and is a invite assimilation and points, public option, age, tlie Intrinsic value ol dollars thus coined profits good stage ready speaker. not to provide an ment of which is so to to the if penditures.and business depression also con- to he hnlden at Probate Court in necessary good rela- ject extinguishment continued at was and one-fourth cents solvency Room, laborers should retain all the of He his lecture with a brief arena for endless antagonisms. 'The CITIZENSHIP AND NATURALIZATION. ninety-four each, tributing, resulted in an excess of cost for said Portland, on the twentieth of advantage opened descrip- para- tionship. 1 propose to initiate with Mexico the rate which has lately prevailed would day December, mount duty of order and 1 renew and that on the 31st day ol July, 1886, the the fiscal ended June of A. 1). 1886, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. high wages now by them. Just how tion of the of men, followed a brief maintaining public negotiations for a new and the recommendation of iny last retire the class of indebtedness within less year :io, 1883, eight enjoyed types by the of enlarged treaty price of sliver reached the lowest stage ever and one-third million of An Given under my hand the date first above writ- defending interests our own people of commerce and annual message, that than one lrom this date. dollars. addi- this is to be he does not Of his picture of the of Miss Brittania and navigation. existing legislation year Thus a con- so or ten. H. R. SARGENT, done, say. types may require the adoption of measures of re- concerning and known, that the intrinsic bullion price tional check upon receipts by doubling the THE CUTTING AFFAIR. citizenship naturalization he tinuation of our present revenue system Deputy Sheriff, as of the Court of In- treatment of the fishery question both Sen- Miss the of striction, but should not tolerate the devised. We of our standard silver dollar at that date was measure of weight in sealed corre- Messenger America, saying pleasantest they have treaties with many States would result in the receipt of an an lual In- rating solvency for saia Couuty of Cumberland. ator and oppression of individuals of a race. I In compliance witli a resolution of the for the less than cents. The of ana one-half the Frye Congressman Dingley think things concerning the type of the latter dam- special providing renunciation of citizenship come much greater than necessary to meet seventy-two price spondence diminishing dec7&14 am not without assurance that the Senate. I communicated to that on Au- naturalized silver on the 30th day of November last was for was he as well have said govern- body by aliens, but no statute is found with no charges newspaper carriage Imposed might nothing. He sel. He traced the development of John ment of 2 government expenses, indebtedness such as to make these dollars China, whose friendly disposition to gust last, and also to the House of Repre- te effect to such nor legislation which took effect with the be- neither Information give engagements, any upon which it could be applied. Wo should intrinsically by gives any nor makes Bull and found in his composition the blood us 1 am most to will meet sentatives, the in the case of which a needed worth seventy-eight cents each. These dif- ginning of t^e past fiscal year, while con- happy recognize, correspondence provides central bureau for then be confronted with a vast quantity of recommendations. us half way in a A. K. Cutting, an American then im- the ferences in value of the coins represent the stant demand of our Territorial any of the Ancient Briton, the Anglo Saxou, the devising comprehensive citizen, registration of naturalized citizens, and money, the circulating medium of the development remedy by which an effective limit of Chi- prisoned in Mexico, charged with the com- peo- fluctuations in the price of silver, and they and for the extension “The whole question at stake,” said Sen- Dane and the Norman. the experience suggests that our statutes regu- hoarded in the treasury when it should growing population Considering peo- nese emigration, joined to protection of those mission of a penal offence In Texas, of which lating extradition be ple, certainly do not indicate that compulsory and increase of mail facilities and machine- ator “Is whether our might advantageously be In their hands, or we should ba drawn in- Frye, vessels shal 1 be ple now gathering on our shores and com- Chinese subjects who remain in this a Mexican citizen was the After de- amended a coinage the government enhances the ry necessitates annual advance in country object. by provision for the transit across to wasteful public extravagance with all the by steady of and of our may be secured. is mand had been made for his release the our now ol that commodity or secures uniform- and the uaxelul estimate of a given rights shelter, obtaining posing people Jonathan will, in time, be Legislation needed to territory, a convenient thoroughfare corrupting national demoralization which outlay, year execute tile provisions of our Chinese Con- him was amended so as to in- of travel from one ftricesly in its value. Every fair and legal effort ago upon the rates«f than ex- wood and water in the'.r ports which their a man made up of English. German, French, charge against foreign country to anoth- follows in its train. But it is not the expenditure vention of 1880 the traffic. clude a violation of Mexican laws within of simple has been made by the Treasury Department contemplated the unavoidable nu our a little of the touching opium er, fugitives surrendered a foreign gov- existence of this and isting, aug- vessels in and which Scandinavian, Scotch, Welsh, by surplus its enjoy ports, Mexican This of ernment to a third to distribute this currency among ths people. mentation of the in the last fiscal ARE SELLINC blood of the noble red man, the Ethiopian, AMERICAN INTERESTS IN COLOMBIA. territory. joinder alleged State. Such provisions threatened attendant evils, which fur- deficiency are commonly accorded by all nations to the offences, one within and the other exterior are not unusual in the The withdrawal of United States Treasury year by nearly two millions of dollars. The Chinese and Irish. To such men he ascrib- While the will of legislation of other nish the strongest argument against our good the Colombian gov- to induced me to order a in- and notes of small denominations and the issu- revenue for the last failed vessels of qther nations. It is not a matter ed in turn the and the bad of Mexico, special countries, tend to prevent the miscarri- scale of Federal taxation. Its worst anticipated year good qualities ernment toward our country is manifest, the present ing of smalt silver certificates have been re- of realization about but vestigation o$ the case, (pending which Mr. age of justice. It is also in order of such a by SW.ttJO; proper Ladies’ Fur for treaty.” each of the races and found that such a man situation of American interests on the Isth- desirable, phase is the exaction surplus sorted to in the endeavor to this Lined Circulars Cutting was released. The incident has to remove that of the accomplish measures of economy have so satisfac- His would be fearfully and wonderfully made. mus of Panama lias at times present uncertainties, author- through a perversion relations between in to the will and views on Hawaiian reciprocity; rela- excited concern brought to a Mexican should be conferred result, obedience senti- limited the of ex- The illustrated at considerable ex- and light, however, law, ity on tbe Secretary of the people and their government, and a dan- torily growth tions with speaker invited friendly action looking to the ments of the representatives of the people in that the total FOR $10.00. Mexico, coast defences, and the whereby any offence, committed anywhere State to issue a certificate in case of an ar- from the rules which penditure deficiency tent the ignorance that exists in England performance of the of the gerous departure limit the On the 27th of Novem- in engagements two by a in the of its com- rest for the of extradition to the Congress. day fact fell beiow that of 1883, and at this suspension of silver coinage meet with gen- relative to the vastness of America, and in nations the foreigner, penal place purpose the right of Federal taxntion. Good govern- the of concerning territory embraced and of which a Mexican is ber, 1886, people held these coins, or time the increase of revenue is a ra- America relative to the mission the ob- officer before whom the proceeding is pend- ment, and the government or which gaining eral approval among Kepublicans, as does al- immensity of Eng- in tlie Interocean transit. With the subsi- especially certificates them, the nominal tio over the ject, may, if the offender be found in Mexico ing, showing that a requisition for the sur- American citizen has representing increase of cost, demonstrating land. He said that San Francisco, in lati- dence of the Isthmian disturbances and the every boasts, for its ob- sum of and we still had $79,- the Ladies’ All Wool so the slight change of base noticed in regard be there tried and punished in conformity renuer of the person has been the of $166,873,911, sufficiency of the present rates of postage Tricot tude, is the central city of America. He re- erection of the State of charged duly jects protection every person within the as Wrappers Panama into a Fed- with Mexican law. This was made. Such a 461,345 in Treasury, against about ultimately to sustain the service. This is the to the policy of extending our commercial lated numerous anecdotes relative to eral district jurisdiction certificate, if required to be Its care in the greutest liberty consistent with English under the direct Government of sustained the courts of Mexico in the received before the $142,891,055 or so in the hands of the people, more pleasing because our people now enjoy relations with the Central and South Ameri- ignorance of the vastness of American ter- the Constitutional by prisoner’s examination, the good order of society, and his perfect se. FOR $5.00. Administration at Bogo- case, and by the executive would a and and $72,865,376 remaining in the Treasury both postage to dis- Some of them were new and some a new order Cutting approved prevent long expensive judicial curity in the enjoyment of his earnings with cheaper proportionally can the ocean mail ser- ritory. ta, of things has been inaugur- one year ago. The Director of the Mint tances anu a vaster and more republics, through branch of that government upon the author- inquiry into a charge which the gov- the least diminution for costly service old. He also told marvelous stories of Lon- ated which, although as yet somewhat ex- foreign possible public needs. the. of more vault room than vice. As a the is ity of a Mexican statute. The Appellate ernment might not desire to I also the again urges necessity any other on the globe. Retrenchment whole, however, message don’s greatness, and said that at the present perimental and for press. When more of people’s substance is ex- for the of these silver dol- affording scope arbitrary Court, In releasing Mr. decided that recommend that be made purpose storing has been effected in the cost of not regarded as a very strong document. rate of increase it would take for exercise of the Cutting, express provision acted through the form of taxation titan is supplies. Ladies’ Fine Cloth Suits 1,800 years power by delegates of the na- the abandonment of the complaint by the for the immediate from lars, which are not needed for circulation by Some expenditures unwarranted law have America to become as “densely” tional discharge custody of necessary to the just obligation of the gov- by Mr. Morrison is determined to force con- populated authority, promises much improve- Mexican citizen the committed for the people. I hav e seen no reason to change ceased, and the outlays for mall as and that at that time America ment. aggrieved by talleged persons extradition where the ernment and the expense .of its economical carriage sideration of the tariff bill at and to England, “a libellous removed the President is of tiiat the views expressed in my last message upon have been subjected to beneficial FOR $12 to $20. once, would hold more than are now in the TIIE crime, publication, opinion surrender should administration such exaction becomes ruth- scrutiny. people STATUE OF LIBERTY. basis of further prosecution, and also de- not be made. the subject of this coinage, and At the close of the last fiscal year the expen- prevent the passage or consideration of known world. He told some of London's less extortion and a violation of the funda- compulsory The syninathy between the people of the clared justice to have been satisfied by the 1 again urge its suspension on ail the ses of transportation of star routes stood at Hewitt’s administrative of it as a grand of her men, scholars, INTERNATIONAL COPVRIGIIT. mental principles of a free government. The part sepa- history, literary United States and France our enforcement of a small of the contained in my former recommen- an annual rate of cost less over $3UO,oo» soldiers and statesmen. He born, during part original indirect manner in which tnese exactions arc by rate measure. The latter would with poets, myrtyrs, for and sentence. of such The drift of sentiment in civilized com- groundsation, reinforced by the significant in- than at the close of the and Ladies’ Astrachan Trimmed pass struggle independence continuing The admission a preten- made has a to conceal their previous year, Wraps maintained that the heart of England was has munities toward full of the tendency true crease of our the steamboat and mail little if it could obtain considera- today, received a fresh impulse in the sion would be attended with serious results, recognition character and their extent gold exportations during messenger service at opposition with the North in the Rebellion, though the of in But we have ar- as the successful completion and dedication of the invasive of the jurisdiction of this govern- rights property the creations of the last year appears by comparative nearly fi'JOO.OW) less. The service has been tion, but Mr. Morrison is determined that the South, because human rived at a stage of superfluous reveuue which FOR $4.00. aristocracy helped many statue of the World’’ ment, and citizens intellect has brought about the adop- statement herewith presented, and for the in the meantime enlarged and extended by of their heads are to wear a crown. “Liberty Enlightening highly dangerous to,our tion has aroused the people to a realization of the the whole bill or nothing shall be considered. itching in New Turk the of in therefore I have denied it by many nations of an International further reasons that the more this currency the establishment of new increase of In the of his the harbor, gift Frenchmen foreign lands; fact that the amount raised for offices, Mr. Bass of the Commercial arriv- closing portion lecture, to Americans. and its exercise Copyright Convention, which was signed at professedly is distributed among the people the greater routes of carriage, expansion of carrier de- Bangor claimed that made Ameri- protested against attempted the support of the is speaker England as Berne on the 18th of September, 1885. Inas- government paid by becomes our duty to protect it from conveniences and additions to the ed here PROTECTION OF SUBMARINE CABLES. unwarranted by the principles of law and them as disaster; livery, Ladles’ Boucle ca possible, gave her her and laws, much as the constitution absolutely, Tf added to the price of now Jackets tonight_ language international usages. A sovereiga has gives to Congress that we have abundance for all our railway mail facilities in accordance with her form of and made A convention between tlie United juris- the the things which their dally wants as inspiied government, States diction of offences which take effect within power "to promote the progress ol supply needs, and that there seems but little propri- the growing exigencies of the country and MAINE. her literature. In turn, lie discerned the and certain other powers for the science and useful arts if it was paid at fixed into the hands to store For and protection his although concocted or com- by securing for limit- periods in building vaults such currency the long-established Dollcy of the government $2.50, $3 $4. benefits of America to and of submarine cables was at territory, of the tax gatherer. Those who toil for ety England, pointed signed Paris menced of but the is denied of ed times to authors and iuventors the ex- daily when the pretence for its coinage is the The Postmaster General call attention to the out March outside it, right are to understand that only Mrs. Case. the advantages to botli John and Jon- 14,1884, and has been duly ratified and clusive right to their respective and wages beginning can of its use the as a circu- law for Skilling's any foreign sovereign to punisn a citizen of writings sometimes necessity by people existing compensating railroads, and athan of mutual support and helpfulness proclaimed by this Government. By agree- discoveries,” this did not feel ital, though vaunting its import- medium. the New Dec. 6.—Mrs. the United States for an offence committed government lating expresses hope that a method Yoke, W. Edward and a mutual esteem and kindness. ment between the high contracting warranted in a ance and clamoring for the protection and parties on our soil in iviolation of our laws, even becoming signatory pending he devised which will more just of who this convention is to go into effect the first of the action of favor of the government, is dull and CUSTOMS LITIGATION. may prove Skillings, Bethel, Me., attempted though the offence be committed agaiust a Congress upon measures of in- slug- to the carriers and beneficial to the Govern- CONGRESSMAN DINCLEY. January but the legislation ternational now gish till, touched by the magical hand of The number of suits now in suicide at the Grand Central hotel in New next, required subject or a citizen of such sovereign. The copyright before it. but the great pending ment, and the subject appears worthy of for its execution in the United States lias of adhesion to the Berne labor, it springs into activity, furnishing an me UBttea mates courts ior trie oouinern York is much Mexican statute in question makes the claim right convention your early consideration. The differences Friday night, improved today. not yet been adopted. I recom- occasion for federal taxation and gaining the of New out of the What Ho Says of the earnestly broadly, and the principle, if conceded, would hereafter has been reserved. I trust the District York growing which arose during the year with certain of viiTh She will be released from the hbs- Bankruptcy mend its enactment. will receive value which enables it to bear its revenue the of probably create a in the citizen subject at your bands the atten- burden, collection of customs at n«3 wcau nwcaujsiiiy cuiupaui^ na\>* leruilil" Bill and Other Matters. dualjresponsibility and the laboring man is port pital some time today, but whether to appear GERM AN-AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP. and lead to inextricable confusion, destruct- tion it deserves, and that the just claims of thoughtfully inquir- New York, and the number of such suits ated by the acquiescence of all in the policy authors so ing whether in these circumstances, and con- that are almost are certain- i before the or to Cases have continued to occur in ive of that certainty in the law which is an urgently pressed will lie duly daily instituted, of the Government, apnroved by the Con- police magistrate accomyany Germa- heeded. sidering tlie tribute he constantly pays into the attention of the In the course fo an interview in regard to ny, rise to much in essential of liberty. When citizens of the ly worthy Congress. gress, in the appropriation at its last her husband on the return journey to their giving correspondence THE TAX the public treasury as lie supplies his based con- postal relation to the of United States to a UPON ART. daily These legal controversies, upon session, and the department now the the probable legislation of the session of privilege sojourn of our nat- voluntarily go foreign wants, he receives his fair snare of advan- enjoys home, is a subject of speculation. The im- must abide the laws in continue views by importers and the collector utmost service afforded all vessels which nor27 of Maine uralized citizens of German origin revisiting country they by force Representations to be made to tages. flicting by nrtUDiimi \vnsmvf*n hv tin* rtftipiala nt Th*llovnt» Congress, Congressman Dingley land and will not be me of the effect as to the interpretation of onr present com- sail from our either a ser- the of their birth; yeti am to there, protected by their own injurious upon American There is also a ports upon ocean, said on happy suspicion abroad that the and indefinite revenue laws, be vice that Mrs. is not under arrest and is Saturday: state that our relations with that from the consequences of an of- artists, studying abroad, and free plex might generally adequate to the needs of our For Philadelphia. Skillings country government having surplus or our revenues indicates abnormal obviated an amendment of those “It is that a bare of the have lost none of their accustomed fence against those laws committed in such access to the art collections of coun- largely by intercourse. Petitions have, however, been free to she chooses. possible majority cordiali- foreign and business un- go {when The police pnmitrv. hut thfi watchful carp and infprp.vit. of exceptional profits, which, laws, but, pending such, the present condi- to the uumerous Befrooi.«r P. House might be brought to vote for the bank- ty. Tlie claims for interest upon the amount tries, maintaining a discriminating, duty der the which presented departments by LorlngC. Ballard, Capt, think that are in bound to her system produces such surplus, tion of this should be relieved. PACKET*«arse. for to they duty hold ruptcy bill if a direct vote could be reached, of tonnat e dui ( exacted from cer- of this government over its citizens are not against the Introduction of the works of their legislation merchants and manufacturers for the estab- freight apply illegally increase, without corresponding benefit to There are now about 2500 of these J, NIGKIRgON .8 SON, on of suicide. although that is doubtful. Mr. how- tain German were relinquished because they have goue abroad; brother artists of other countries. 1 am in- pending lishment of a direct service to the Argen- charge attempted Collins, steamship lines, favorably the people at large, the vast accumulations more com- decldlw No. 20S Commercial St. ever. thinks there is a maioritv i.i favor of it. in and if with crime committed iu the duced to suits, apd than $100 have been tine and for reported both houses of Congress at the charged repeat my recommendation for the of a few our citizens whose Republic semi-monthly dispatch- Shot by Her Brother. among fortunes, menced within the past 18 months and many es to and the is The difficulty will be In getting the hill be- last session, and I trust will receive a final foreign land a fair and open trial, conducted , abolition of that tax. Brazil, subject commended rivaling the wealth of the most favored in of the others have been at issue for more Dec. 6.—On fore the House. Under the precedent estab- and favorable action at an early date. with decent r card for and THE to your consideration. It is an obvious duty THE PORTLAND DAILY Paris, Friday evening last, justice humanity, CONSULAR SERVICE. anti-democratic nations, are not the natural 25 These PRESS, lished at the last session of Congress, a will be demanded for them. With lenw than than years. delays subject the to provide the means of postal communica- a of Addison THE FISHERY TROUBLES. Pursuant to a of of a and Published me Elvira, ten-year-old daughter that tliis will not be content provision the diplomatic growth steady, plaiu industrious government to loss of evidence and prevent tion which our commerce every day (Sundays excepted) by majority of the committee on rules practi- government and Our requires, and with S. of was shot Tlie recommendation contained in last consular appropriation act, approved repuhlic. farmers, too, and those en- the to defeat Young Byron, accidentally my when the life or of its citizens is at 1 lUdl! ♦ XL unjust forecast of results PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, by cally hold in their hands the decision as to liberty \ and In preparation necessary prudent the wise exten- message in relation to a mode of settlement stake. gaged, directly indirectly. supplying and fictitious while ac- AT 97 Ml. her brother. Mr. Young had been out hunt- whether the House will be allowed to vote Whatever the degree to which extra I claims, constantly sion of it may lead to stimulating intercourse EXCHANGE STKEET. PoUTLANU. of the fishery rights in the waters of British Secretary of State for the maintenance of the the products of agriculture see that day by interest threatens to dunble the de- on any measure which has been favorably territorial criminal jurisdiction may have cruing and become the harbinger of a profitable Address all communications to ing and on his return removed one of the North America—so a of anxious consular service have been recast on the day, and as often as the daily wants of their mands anil in the condition by a committee. The Democratic long subject been formerly allowed by consent and recip- involved, present traffic which will open new avenues for the PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. loaded shells from his the other reported difference between the United States and basis of salaries for all officers to whom households recnr, they are forced to ex- gun, sticking of that committee consist of Messrs. rocal agreement among certain of the Euro- such pay of the dockets of the courts, well filled with of the of our majority lireat Britain—was met allowance is deemed advisable. cessive and needless while their disposition products Industry. in the barrel so he could not it out. Ills Randall and and 1 think by an adverse vote pean no such doctrine or was Advantage taxation, suits, and of the force allowed the The circumstances of the countries the get Carlisle, Morrison, States, practice has been taken of this in private at far of the Senate of April 13th last, and the ever known to the laws of this to redistribute the products struggle foreign markets with no than is £ 14 was to remove they do not Intend that the House shall vote country or »f DistrictAltorney greater necessary south of our continent are such as to tnvlta THE W AT HER. son, years old, trying it, recent were instituted to obtain salaries of the offices now appropriated the competition of nations which, by a)low- for the and current business of his on the measure. And I may also say the negotiations that from which our institutions have mainly for, ordinary our enterprise and afford the promise of suf- an with Her in accordance with work the im- ing n freer exchange of productions than C Condensed Maine Dispatches. agreement Britannic Majesty’s been received. In the Mexico there are performed, office, these revenue litigations cannot bo ficient to same iu reference to the Senate education, ease|of of the we permit, enable their people to sell for advantage justify an unusual effort Dec. 7. for the promulgation of such reasons for portance representative duties of toe considered. In default of the adoption by to about the Washington, A strike is in progress in James Andrews pension and presidential successions bill. I government especially strong perfect harmo- which distress the American farmer. bring closer relations which joint interpretation and definition of the incumbent, and the cost of living at each prices Congress of a plan for the genera! reorgan- freedom The indications for New am almost sure that a majority of the com- ny iu the mutual exercise of jurisdiction. As citizen in greater of communication would Maine, Hamp- quarry in Biddeford and nearly 200 work- article ni the convention of lsis to post. The last consideration has been too every patriotic rejoices the con- ization of the federal courts as has been tend to mittee on rules are determined that the relating Nature has made us irrevocably neighbors, establish. 1 suggest that, as dlstin shire and Vermont are snow followed by the territorial waters and inshore fisheries often lust sight of in the allowances hereto- increasing pride of our people in heretofore recommended 1 urge the men are idle. House shall not have a chance to vote on of and wisdom and kind feeling should make stantly pro- finished from a grant or subsidy for the mere British as fore made. The which Ajnerlcan citizenship and ill the glory of our a law : the fair weather and warmer. the Provinces should secure the us friends. The overflow of and compensation may priety of passing permittn. benefit of any line of trade or what- slightly L. It. Ilersmand & Sons’ tannery at South either of the bills. A majority of the Demo- capital en- national achievements and a senti- ap- travel, Canadian rights from encroachment suffice for the decent maintenance of a worthy progress, pointment of an additional Federal judge lu ever The indications for New England are crats are opposed to all three bills, but the by terprise from the United States is a potent ment that the outlay may be required to secure addi- Berwick was burned yesterday. Loss, $75,- United States fishermen and at the same and capable officer in a position of onerous prevails leading strings use- the district where those govern!, mt suits leaders don't want this vote to appear on re- factor in assisting the development of the tional postal service, necessary ami proper snow, followed by fair weather, northerly and trust at a ac- ful to a nation in its infancy may well so that c utlnuous 000; insurance, $40,000. Forty people are be time ensure the enjoyment by the latter of resources of Mexico and in representative post readily have accumulated, and not otherwise attainable, should be re- cord. It is certain that there can’t any building up|the and where be to a extent discarded in the by winds and slightly warmer. the privileges guaranteed to them by such of both cessible the necessaries of life are great present sessions of the courts devoted to the trial of garded ns within the limit of legitimate com- turned out of employment. tariff legislation this session, unless the prosperity countries. To assist this stage of American and convention. The questions involved are of abundant and cheap may prove an inade- ingenuity, courage of these cases they may be determined. It for such service. The extension Cautionary northwest signals at stations John E. Gross was drowned at ways and means committee should conclude good work all grounds of apprehension for fearless self reliance. And for the pensation accidently long standing, of grave and quate pittance in distant lands, where the privilege is entirely plain that a great saving to the of the service as on the Atlantic coast from to to what is known as the Hewitt ad- consequence, the of person and property should freo-delivery suggested by Norfolk the of a report from time to time for security better of a pay is consumed In of iudulgiug this sentiment with true Amer- would be such Rockland, Saturday, by upsetting ministrative which corrects cer- nearly three-quarters be removed: and I trust that in the interests part year’s government accomplished by the Pustmaster General has heretofore re- Woods Holl. bill, simply of a have the of duty, and where the ican enthusiasm cur citizens arc quite will- a and the suitors wno have honest row boat. the of the century given rise to earnest inter- of good the statute referred to reaching post remedy, ceived my sanction, and it is to be hoped a tain difficulties in machinery neighborhood comforts of civilized ing to forego an idle surplus in the public be denied national discussion, not unaccompanied by- will be so modified as ordinary existence can claims would not justice through suitable enactment may soon be ugreed A cottage belonging to- Mrs. George P. tariff. All the Republicans and most of the to eliminate the pres- And all the know that the up- irritation. Temporary arrangements only be obtained with difficulty and at ex- treasury. people delay. on. The for an suffic- Democrats favor this in the main, but Mr. by ent possibilities of danger to the peace of rate of Federal exaction request appropriation Bowler was burued at Bar Harbor last treaties have served to orbitant cost 1 trust that in considering average upon im- ient to enable the Morrison took the last session that allay friction, which, the two countries. in time THK WAIl DKPAKTMEJfT. fieneral Inspection of XLIXth CONGRESS-SECOND SESSION ground has revived as the submitted schedules no mistaken ports to-day of p«ace is but little night; loss, $15,000. eome unless was however, each treaty was theory fourth class offices lias my approbation. I this bill should not up it THE NETHERLANDS. or will less, while upon some articles of The report of the Secretary of War gives a terminated. The last arrangement under economy perpetuate a system which necessary renew my of the recommendation tied to his measure. Some persons who do it is more than was detailed account of the administration of bis approval tile treaty of 1871 was after due The Government of the Netherlands has in the past has virtually closed to deserving consumption actually of the General that another as- SENATE. WINTER EXPERIENCES. not know that the support of Louisiana aud abrogated the and contains recommend- Rostmasp-r notice the United States on June exhibited concern in relation to certain fea talent many offices where and at- imposed by grievous burden, willingly department sundry Carolina was secured al- by 3(», 1883, capacity sistant be provided for the 1’ost Office iHs- Dec. 6. South by making tainments of a order are borne, at a time when the government need- ations for the improvement of the service Washington, but l was enabled to obtain for our fisher- tures of our tariff laws, which are supposed high Indispensable, and 1 invite your attention to the The of the Senate filled most no reduction on sugar or rice, with the ed millions to maintain war the which I fully approve. The army consisted partinent, galleries were Fearful Voyages Made by Propellers men for the remainder of that season by them to be aimed at a class of tobacco and in not a few instances has brought dis- by safety several other recommendations In his understanding that all amendments calling enjoy- and of the It has at the date of the last consolidated return of re- when at noon the session opened. Presiding on the Lakes. ment of the full accorded the produced in the Dutch East Indies, Com- credit on our national character and entailed integrity Union. been the down the should be voted with privileges by one port. < lllicer Sherman laid before the Senate sev- duty down, embarrassment and even on policy ofthe government to collect the two thousand hundred and three officers, terminated treaty. The joint high commis- ment would seem unnecessary on the unwis- suffering those prin- Tim nKPARTXKlfT OF Jl'STICK. other bargains of this nature, have asked of Its revenues a tax im- and twenty-four thousand nine hundred and .eral of the annual reports of the heads of sion by whom the treaty had been negoti- dom of legislation appearing to have a spec- deputed to uphold our dignity and interests cipal part by upon the Chicago, Dec. G.—A special dispatch from why Republicans did not vote to take up In ports and no change in this is desir- forty-six enlisted men. The expense* of the The conduct of the Department of Justice departments. ated, although invested with plenary power ial national discrimination for its object, abroad. connection with this subject I policy Resolutions were the Erie, Pa., published here this morning says : and consider the bill, and try to amend it. able. lint the condition of for the last fiscal year were for the last fiscal year is fully detailed in the adopted fixing daily to make a permanent were con- which, although unintentional, may give rise earnestly reiterate the practical necessity of present aifairs department $30,- The latest arrival at this was the Pro- The knew that the plan was to settlement, constrains our for of the Attorney and 1 invite hour of meeting at noon, informing the port Itepulieans tent with a to retaliation. some mode of people |to demandtliat by are- 990,903.38, including $0,294,305.43 public report General, and hence settlement, after the injurious supplying trustworthy inspec- House that the Senate was to peller Clarion, which came in Sunday from force through the bill as reported, temporary tion and of the manner in vision of our revenue laws the of the works and river and harbor Improvements. the enrnest attention of Congress to the ready proceed termination of which the question was rele- THE PERSIAN MISSION. report which the receipts to and for tlie of a Chicago. Her experience was a severe one were compelled to fight it from the start. shall be reduced to the I direct the attention cf the Con- same, and due consideration of the recom- business, appointment they gated to the stipulations of the treaty of consulates are conducted. In the absence of government necessary especially committee to wait on tlie President for a and she made her w’ay under difficulties. They know there cannot be any tariff legisla- The ■establishment less than four years of its economical gress to the recommendation that officers b« mendations therein contained. In the report 1818, as to the first article of which no con- such reliablel information efficiency can expense administration; like Between winds and heavy seas and ice, tion in harmony with their views so long as ago of a legation at Teheran is bearing fruit and this demand to submit to an examination as i submitted this officer to the last session purpose. high struction to botli countries has scarcely be rewarded or its opposite correc- should be recognized and required by she was 21 days on the When she came the House remains Democratic. The Repub- satisfactory in the interest exhibited the Shah’s Gov- the to their I see no ob of he recommended the The credentials of Senator Williams of trip. ever been on. The of civili- by ted. Increasing competition in trade has di- by people’s representatives in preliminary promotion. Congress strongly of the enor- agreed progress ernment in the obeyed a California were presented and the oath ad- in today she had a coat eight inches of ice. licans almost solidly favor reducing industrial activity of the rected attention to the value of the consular tlie legislative branch of the government. In lection. but many advantages, in adopting erection of penitentiary for the confine- I. :... zation and growth of population in the Upon entering Lake Erie she encountered mous duty of over 60 per cent, on sugar. A United States aud the (opportunity of benefi- the burdens of federal this feature, which has so success- ment of prisoners convicted and sentenced British Provinces, to which the fisheries in reports printed by the Department of .state, readjusting taxation operated ice four inches thick. reduction to 30 per cent, would still leave the cial interchanges. a sound in tile United Mates Courts, and he repeats question are contiguous, and the expansion and the efforts of the government to extend public policy requires that such of HOUSE. The Iron Chief than on any other no our citizens as some branches of the army, 'l'he ol the recommendation in his report for the last Cobnemeagh, Lycoming, duty higher product of commercial intercourse between them CLAIMS AGAINST PERU. the practical usefulness of these reports have built up largo and im- subject are ice bound at would cut down the This is a matter of very im- For an noon floor of the and Woocooken the head of further advanced, and have created a wider demand for portant industries under conditions coast defences and fortifications has been year. great hour before the and the United States nresent a con- Stable government is now restored them at present the Lake. The Clarion forced her way for a revenue over $25,000,000. The duties on today happily should not be and to their and carefully treated by the Board ol portance. and should at once receive the Con- House presented an enlivening appearance. dition of affairs scarcely realizable at the iu Peru by the election of a constitutional home and a spirit of emulation abroad. Con- suddenly injury fully distance of 40 miles through heavy ice, and worsteds should be corrected, and jute butts of to which nave Fortifications, whose report was submitto gressional action. United States prisoners Groups of members crowded the cloak rooms date of negotiations of lsis. New and vast President, and a period of rehabilitation is stituting a record of tile changes occurring deprived advantages they took 12 hours to clear herself of an ice field. and several other articles not in adapted their but if the at the last session of Congress, but no con- are now confined In more than thirty differ- and blocked the aisles, chatting, laughing produced interests have been brought into existence, entered upon, llut the recovery is necessa- in trade and of the progress of- the arts and business, public So great was the pressure that the captain this country put on the free list.’’ it should be cont. struction work of the kind recommended b> ent State prisons and |>enitentlaries, scatter- and exchanging congratulations on success modes of intercourse betweeu the rily slow from the exhaustion caused the invention in foreign countries, they are good requires they lit with feared that her hull would succumb to the respective by such consideration as shall deal anil the board has been possible during the Iasi ed in every part of the country. They are In the recent elections or condolence upon countries have been invented ami multi- late war and civil disturbances. A couven- much sought for by all interested In the sub- taiily resistance. It is feared that boats out will RAILWAY MATTERS. which t.hf»v cinhrnpc cautiously with their interests, while the year from lack of subjected to nearly as many different modes defeat. The galleries were crowded, blit the plied. The methods of conducting the fish- appropriation? not be able to get in. Fishermen, in their demand of the for relief from for such purpose. The defencelesi of treatment and discipline, and are far too executive and diplomatic galleries were con- eries have been ; and all this citizens has been and is under con- THE TBASUBY DEPARTMENT. just iieople to save tucu uet3, ui nmcu tueie wholly changed proposed needless is condition of our sea-coast and lakt mu* u muiMcu imiu me mmiui nuu ir^uto* spicuously empty. The desks of various anxiety TIJE WINTKK POUT OF THE CANADIAN PACI- is necessarily entitled to candid and careful sideration. taxation nonestly answered. A of dollars worth in the The of the of the Treas- frontier is the ex tinn o( the So tar as they are members were adorned with floral thousands Lake, in report Secretary reasonable and timely submission to such a perfectly palpable; government. designs. FIC BAILWAY NOT YET SELECTED. consideration the adjustment. The terms THE SlBliRIAN TESTIMONIAL. exhibits in detail the condition of tho entitled to humane treatment and an At 12 treroke their way out with steam tugs Sunday ury demand should certainly be possible without animations made must convince us ul oppor- precisely o’clock Speaker Carlisle and conditions of intercourse and commerce finances and of tiie the but when they attempted to get “We have not decided where the At- The naval bore to Siberia the public several branches disastrous shocks to and a that certain of our cities named in the reporl tunity for improvement and reformation, rapped the House to order. inoraing, yet between tile United States and tlieir neigh- t<>fUeer>iio any interest, back found the channel covered with four or testimonial bestowed in of the related to his department. cheerful concession sometimes averts of the board should be fortilied, and tba government is responsible to them and soci- Prayer was offered by the Chaplain. lantic terminus of the road will be,’’ remark- bors along a frontier of over 3500 miles, the by Congress recog- government abrupt five inches of Ice, and themselves imprisoned. nition of the aid to the -Jeanette sur- I especially direct the attention|of Con- heedless action, often the of im- work on the most important of these forth! ety that those things are forthcoming. But The Clerk called the roll, when 241 re- ed Assistant General propinquity, of language and given outgrowth An anchor line tug attempted to effect a Jres- Manager Shaughnessy, community vivors lias Ids mis- to tiie recommendation in this and the patience and delaved IJue cations should be commenced at once. Tht this duty cau scarcely be discharged without sponded. of the Canadian Pacific to a re- occupation, and similarity of political and successfullylacoomplished justice. regard cue, but failed to reach the fishermen. The Railroad, sion. His will be submit- fgrassast of tiie Secretary, should be also accorded in re- work has been thoroughly considered ant more absolute control and directum than Is On motion of Mr. Morrison of Illinois, a we are social institutions indicate the interesting report proceeding report any proposed is felt for their porter. but building down to the At- practicability ted. It is touching the and amendment laid the of War bu under the of resolution was adopted directing the Clerk greatest anxiety safety. and obvious wisdom of mutu- pleasant that this mark of appre- simplification adjustment to the interests of American out, Secretary reports, possible present system. Many lantic now on the line of the Short Line maintaining of the laws to the collection of our 1 ..nr citizens have intcrc-tcd themselves, to inform the Senate that the House was ciation lias been welcomed bv the Itussian relating; labor, so far as they are involved. We con- all is delay in default of Congrcsslona good through the State of Maine.” The ally beneficial And frieudlv relations. Whilst in reports and people as befits the tradi- revenues, and the interest of economy and gratulate ourselves that there is us no action. The absolute necessity, judged b; w ith the most beneficial results, iu the ques- ready to proceed to business. EICHT HOURS’ WORK. in the Boston that the “Hub” had 1 am unfelgnedly desirous that such rela- government among papers tional friendship of the two countries. to the government I hope they may class fixed within all staudards of prudence nnd foresight, n ( tion of reform. The general govern- Mr. Hewitt of New York asked that S. S. as tions should exist between us and the inhab- justice laboring unyielding prison betn chosen the terminus, Mr. Shaugh- lie meut should be In a linee there Cox be sworn as a member to fill the THE SAMOAN adopted by appropriate legislation. The bounds and doomed under all conditions to our preparation for an effectual resistanc situation, vacancy nessy said were incorrect, but it was true itants of Canada, yet the action of their offic- ISLANDS. of the be to occasioned the of Mr. Efforts to be Made at Co- ordinary receipts government for the the inexorable fate of toil. We recog- against the armored ships and steel guns am 1 there must I'nited States prisoners, by resignation Vigorous that the Canadian Pacific had made a friend- ials during the past season toward our fisher- Civil in the Samoan Islands daily perturbations fiscal year ended June 30, 1880, were nize in labor a in the mortars of modern construction, which tna; furnish aid in this movement, and Pulitzer. lumbus. men lias been such as to the $336,- chief factor wealth of Important ly agreement with the Boston & Lowell road seriously jeopardize have during past lew a source of this amount on so Im aide to be Messrs. II. W. Husk of and years,been 439,722.60; $192,906,023.41 was the and we treat those who have it threaten the cities our coast, is appal should Illustrate what might Maryland to as would have a similar tlieir continuance. Although disappointed of considerable embarrassment to the three republic, Boston, just they received from customs and in as citizens entitled to the ent that 1 hope effective will be takei practically done in the direction of this re- Henry Bacon of New York also appeared at Chicago, Dee. a—As a result of a numbei in efforts to secure a settle- $116.805,930.4f their steps connection in New York and every other my satisfactory governments—Germany, Great Britan and from internal revenue. The total keeping in that direction The valuabl form, und to present an in thetreat- the bar of the House and of conferences the leaders of the laboi ment of tlie receipts most careful regard and thoughtfnl atten- immediately. example qualified. by point where freight offered. Direct com- fishery question, negotiations the United States—whose relations and ex- as here stated were aud treatment of this r meut and of its wor- At 12.40 a recess was taken until 2 o’clock. movement in Cnicage. Edward Mulraney $13,749,020.08 greatei tion. This regard and attention should lie suggestive question l>; improvement prisoners munication will be had with Boston as soon are still pending with reasonable hope that traterritorial rights in tliat than for the but the the of War is commend of imitation. With Its the of the House Mr. the trades to the congresi important group previous year, increase awarded them, not only because labor is the Secretary earnestly thy prisons under Upon reassembling assembly delegate as tiie Lachine is concluded via the before the close of the presont session of are guaranteed by treaties. The weakness customs was own the the trades at this bridge from $11,434,084.10, and from capital of our workingmen, justly entitled ed to the consideration of the Congress. control government could deal Pruden, President’s assistant secretary, of the federated Columbus, South Eastern Railroad. Congress announcement may be made that of the native administration and conflict the internal revenue $4,307,210.94, making;a gain to its share of but for with the somewhat vexed question of presented the President’s message, which week, took with him last evening, a mass ol an acceptable conclusion has been reached. of interests in government favor, CAPTURED APACHES. NOTES. opposing the islands have led in these items forthe last year of the further and not less convict labor, so far as Its convicts was then read. documents and facts on the various eigh' As at an there be laid before to seek $15,741,295,- important reason and last the liostil _ early day may King Malietoa alliance or In September October in the last few to- The contract for for protection .04, a falling off in other resources reducing that the man, surrounded his were concerned, according to a plan hour movements years, building the roadbed Congress the correspondence of the Depart- in some one dis- laboring by Apaches, who, under the leadership of Gc quarter regardless of the the total increase to the smaller amount in his humble as a consumer of its (t\vn adoption and with due regard to FOREIGN. with a comprehensive plan for the the Portsmouth, York Harbor and Beach ment of State in relation to tills family home, is had for been 01 1 gether important tinct engagements whereby not one of tile mentioned. The expense at the ronimo, eighteen months the and interests of our own of another move in that diree Railroad has been to F. different vitally Interested in all that the rights laboring inauguration awarded George subject, so that the history of the past fish- three treaty Powers may of cheapens the war path, and during that time had con of in most and that acquire any para- Custom lluses collecting this increased cost of living and enables him to citizens, instead sometimes aidiug the tion. He will put forth earnest endeav Hicking, for the bridge work to ing season may be fully disclosed and the mount or exclusive bring mltted many murders and been the cause o 1 interests. In Slay last customs revenue was less than tiie exgienscs within his domestic o|ierating a system which causes among De Fears European Com- ors to secure its adoption by the congresi Charles L. Grant & Co. action and the attitude of the administration to circle additional com- constant terror to the settlers of Arizona Freycinet Slalietoa offared place Samoa under the attending the collection of such revenue foi forts and them irritation und discontent. Upon con- in the movement las ; General Manager Tucker of the Maine a more advantages. This relation of the which, culminating clearly comprehended, extended protection of the United and the late the i>i surrendered to General Miles, the militar i' sideration of this subject It might plications. "lead. has issued strict orders in re- States, preceding year by $490,008, and the workingman to the national laws of the bethought May took the Central, very reference is not deemed necessary in this. Consul, without assumed to of conuiuuder who succeeded General Crook i 1 wise erect more than one of to a for authority, grant creased receipts internal revenue colie# country and the manner in which it to these institu- Paws, Dec. <>.—A desire is evinced on all gard prevailing custom on the road it. The was palpably tlie management and direction of their pm THE ALASKA BOUNDARY LINE. proceeding promptly disavowed ed at the Internal Revenue Bureau, $15.v influences the of should tions, located In such places us would best sides that De remain in office. His conductors to sign train orders for their en- question wages u Freycinet The Sunday Law in Indiana. and the overzeulous official recalled. 144.99 less than the of such suit. Under the terms of their surrender, subserve the of convenience and refusal to is to indicate gineers. The that Tlie recommendation submitted last year Special expense eollectlor not be forgotten in the J purposes continue supposed general manager says agents of the three governments have been justifiable then reported, and in view of the undei The Dee. a—Somethini > that be made for a the previous year. the economy in consldera- fears of Indianapolis, Ind., hereafter any together provision preliminary prominence given to propel which these murderous s transportation. European complications. employe doing this, deputed to examine the situation in the isl- The total of standing savage ble cost of maintaining these convicts as at Dc dined President to eat and a coffin were about thepnly thing with the who allows it, reconnoissance of the conventional boundary ordinary expenses the govern maintenance of the supply and ol Freycinet with Grcvy telegraph operator ands. With a change in the uieut for the fiscal protection seemed to entertaiu of the assurances give I in State that it w as to in Imdianapoli will be the line between Alaska and British Columbia is representation year ended June 30, 1880 labor. And these consideration: present, institutions, would he last evening. possible buy dismissed from the service of of all three a well-paid them, it was considered best to imprtso II had men renewed. Powersjand harmonious under- were $242,483,i;l8.50, being less by $17,788,791 such an of saved by the adoption of the plan proposed; At a Conservative meeting yesterday the yesterday. The liquor league keep road. between suggest arrangement governmem them in such manner as to their eve _ standing them, the peace, than such for the prevent r. and them in the manufacture resolution of was advocated. mg wateli over all the places of business THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. prosperi- expenditures year preced revenues as shall reduce the expense of 11 v by employing the ministry ty, autonomous administration a engaging in such outrages again, Instead ( 1 as were in there was nothing don Eye and Ear and neutrali- ing, and leaving surplus in tiie treasury a while it does not curtail the of such articles needed for use by and, consequence, Infirmary. I express my unhesitating conviction that of Samoa can ing, opportunity them for murder. Fort Pickens ha\ The President's Old Friend Cone. for violatioi ty hardly fail to be secured. the close of the last fiscal year of o: trying tlie government, quite a ben- that would warrant prosecution The annual of and Eai tlie of our relations with Hawaii $93,950, ; for work, nor reduce the compensation been as a con large pecuniary meeting the Maine Eye intimacy as ing selected safe place of tin would be In of the law. Strangers who arrive) the COMEERCIAL RELATIONS WITH SPAIN. 588.50, against $63,403,771-27 at the close o American labor and affect it: \ ettt realized partial return for President Grevy is deeply grieved at the Sunday Infirmary was held last at the office ol should be emphasized. As a result of injuriously incut all the adult males were sent there an J were to go to their ho evening It that the tiie previous year, being an increase in sucl condition and the it holds ii our outlay. loss by death of his old friend and in the city compelled the reciprocity treaty of 1878 those islands on tlie appearing government of dignified place will be as prisoners. In tl * adviser, dared not con corporation, tio Federal street. Reports Spain of $30,492,817.29. Tho 1 closely guarded 1 urge a In tho General Plttce. tels on foot, as hack drivers of Oriental and Australasian traffie d d not extend to the of surplus expenditure tlie estimation of our people. Hut our farm meantime wli again change Federal Judlc- were Med highway flag the United with those of the residue of the baud ial to meet them. could not be bought a ; presented by the Treasurer, Secretary, States in the Antilles are compared the'preceding I era and our those who frou system the wants of the vey Cigars are virtually an outpost of American com- the full measure of re- agriculturists, though still remaining upon the reservatioi people John Dillon’s Carthera of the hundred stores where the ical Staff and Board of Trustees. The old boar< under fiscal year and classified as fallows: the soil the consumed all and obviate the delays attending Speech. auy eight merce, and a stepping-stone to tho growing ciprocity requisite our statute for the produce things by were regarded as unsafe, and suspected < necessarily were and newspapers coul) l of officers continuance of the Year ending Year arc more and con ’! the present condition of affairs in our courts. ^ec" b.—The News regularly sold, were elected as follows: trade of the Pacific. The Island suspension of discrimin- ending perhaps directly plainly aid to those on the ha “ Daily says: Polynesian June 30, ’8tt. Juue 30, '85. in furnishing warpath, All aro agreed that be Dillon s at be at only two stands. have been so other and ations against the Snanish in corned than other of our citizens something should language Carthera is calculated purchase President—H. J. Libby. groups absorbed' by flag our ports, For civil ex- any liecn removed to Fort Marion The worn* and much to a First Vice more Ha- I was constrained in just and careful system of Federal taxation done, favor is shown by those well provoke reaction in favor of landlords. President-Payson Tucker. powerful governments that the I October last to rescind $21,955,004.04 $23,828,942.1 and larger children of the hostllcs were al? Second i penses. Those in and iuor« remote able to advise to the by the >> e are willing to make allowance for Dillon’s Vice President-Albion Little. waiian Islands are left almost alone my predecessor’s proclamation of Feb. 14, For foreign in- actually engaged taken there, and arrangements have boa plan suggested Snow in South Carolina. Treasurer-Geo. F connected with this kind of work numbe Attorney General at the last session of the. patriotism, but Ills words will give comforl French, in tlie enjoyment of their autonomy, wliici lt«4, permitting such suspension. An ar tercourse. 1,332.320.88 5,439,609.1 ly made for putting the children of age lu Ii last C a Secretary-A. A. one-half of our None la Congress, and recommended lu last an- to his enemies and distress to his friends. Columbia, S. C., Dee. a-For the Montgomery. it is important for us should lie preserved rangement was, however, reached, F >r Italians. 0,099,158.17 0,552,404.6. t nearly population. diun schools. my The speedily nual message. This is here hours the heaviest sleet storm ever exper following trustees were elected: Our is now on one and upon notilication from the For pensions— 63,404.'-04.03 60,102,267.41 bur hauler than they. No enactment limit recommendation treaty terminable yearb government TUB XAVY DEPARTMENT, at the here has been in progress. Th s for two years but would of that all For military (tu- their hours of tuil and no interposition o renewed, together with auother made Death of Congressman Price. ienced y®ar, John A. Gallagher; notice, propositions to abrogate Spain differential treatment ol River of the country is covered froi 1 Fred N. Prsutiss for three years be iu Tin our vessels and their eludliig the government enhances to any great exten t The report of the Secretary of the Na\ y same time touching a change in the manner whole surface Dow, Lorlug; Waltei my judgment most ili-advised. cargoes from th< and Harbor East Claike, Wis., Dec. 6.—Congressmar The Columbia clt :• J. P. Baxter, F. B. J. F. Liscomb, United States or the value of their And yet foi contains a detailed exhibit of the condltic n ..... three to six inches. Clark, paramount influence we have there acquired | from any foreign country Improvements products. Price died this morning. to I Tolman, I,, M. had many of the necessaries and comforts of lit ; of his with such a statement if [concluded on fourth raoK.J street railway has been obliged suspen Lovejoy. once relinquished, could only with difficult! | been completely and absolutely relin and arsenals). 34,324,152.74 42,670,078.4 department, raincKi.i.Ai'iEot.n. •n n : our navy and our fortifications we should be niSCGLLJINEOIIS. giHCBUANBOVB. A.HIPIK.1IKNTII. press. powerless to prevent the execution of her threat. As Tor the naval h'esiiav great power of Eu- THE LADIES OF ST. LlkE'S PARISH Mintmm.. Due. j.— as as rope the — long present condition of — WILL HOLD A SALE OF we are COODS. things remains at HOLIDAY %Ve do not read entirely their HASKELL JONES anonymous letters aud coniniun & Useful and Fancy Articles! The name mercy. cations. and address of the writer are — AT— Are now in Ibeir m all cases Arbitration as a means o f settlment Opening December we shall indispensable, not necessarily for pub of dis- On and after Friday, 3d, exhibit the largest, choicest, most Y. M. C. A. HALL, ication but as a guarantee of putes is not so the na- good faith. yet fully accepted by attractive line of Rich, Medium and Low Priced HOLIDAY GOODS we have ever — OW THE — cannot We undertake to return or tions of the earth us to render it safe to preserve as- shown. We want your patronage and will make it for your Interest to examine Afternoon and of December 7th. omimiuicalions that are not used. sume that we shall never be Evening Tuesday, again Involved Refreshments be for and will our stock and buy of us. All the novelties of the season. Koyal Leicester, Peach will sale supper in war. The time has not yet come when be served from sis to eight o’clock. 4 Cameo and Bronze Vases; Jewel, Odor and dec4d3t How much can a our Mens’ Blow, Cleveland, Dressing Cases; Congress that did noth- swords can safely be beaten into ■'rec._ plough- Furnishing Work Manicure in Tailoring, and Boxes; Setts, Music Tab- months — Glove ing eight bo expected to do in shares or our spears into pruning hooks. jusm — Handkerchief, Bolls, Trays, three months? Portmonnales, Pocket THE LADIES OF SfTPAI L’S UlILD We must as are and not lets, Leather Shopping Bags, Scissors, Knives, Perfumery, regard tilings they — WILL HOLD THEIR — as be or Pin Tidies, Embroidered Table Covers and Scarfs. French Funs The best the they ought to as we wished they Cushions, Aprons, thing Canal Bank directors with handles. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE were. No other first class nation on the in great variety. Silk Umbrellas, fancy The best assortment of can do is to hire an expert. to RETAIL CLOTHING They ought face of the Is so as DEPARTMENTS, Beal Lace Handkerchiefs from Tuesday Afternoon and Eveninsr. Oeo. 7, globe defenceless to-day Handkerchiefs In Sew England. $2.50 to $12.00. have done it long ago. i nr k e c k ■* t ■ «> nr u » 1.1.. is the United States. Not only are we un- Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 12 1-2 cents to $0.00. 25 cent Silk Handker- Tills is tiie season when small boys should prepared to make an attack, but we are also NEW cooes 50 cents. chiefs for 12 1-2 cents. Satin Skirts all prices. Plushes, Silks, Satins, Velvets. Hupper served from u to h o’clock. Hupper 25e * Scotch Admission afternoon keep off tiie thin ice of the to resist one. Our Caps and evening free. decAdtd rivers and ponds. equally unprepared navy and Silk Ribbon for Fancy Work. 0 ^-Advertiser Of Hie latest ami most Desirable Styles to be found anywhere. ■ Velvet copy. Fatal accidents are is next to and our seacoast defences $10.00. reported every day. nothing Seal Caps The best Seal Plush imported for garments. are worse than that. The former we have Count Vou Moltke draws a dark SPECIAL ATTENTION Best Stiff Hat 2.50. picture begun to remedy; the latter needs to be rem- of European in prospects, which there is edied even more. Is called to our Fine Lines of MENS’ FURNISHINGS, especially in J. M. DYER & Association. hardly a ray of hope of peace between France We will sell all kinds of Fur Setts CO., Village Improvement and Germany. With about a UR AAR FAIR half milliou of CURRENT than 511 Portland, Me. tinder COMMENT. and Trimmings cheaper any Congress Street, men arms in each country, it does look UNDERWEAR. koaq eodtf —AT— more like war than peace. other dealer. LewiM Hull, Wood ford Tie., AN “OHIO IDEA.” to call All are cordially invited and examine. Opening Dec. 7, in 7.4S, and Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette. rnnlinniag Secretary Lamar in his anuual report, says afternoons and evening, of Dec. N. «, and 10. considerable about rings, but he falls to let Indiana, Connecticut, New Jersey and West are Ohio in it be known whether he Virginia following the The hall will be has put a ring in the matter of decorated and booths arranged organizing permanent Republican for the sale of Choice Art nose of his cantankerous and clubs and a State The Needlework, Clouds. unmanageable League. “Ohio idea” HASKELL & JONES. SOMERS Candy, 1 lower* and Plants, 10 cts.; Children 15 ts. his assertions' The counsel for Moen con- from that height no statesman can overlook E. N. deco_•_d6t tinue to assert that there is no serious charge PERRY, the of In for Wc have 200 dozen of these and will prospects monarchy England affecting him or his family, and that the al- caps the next fifty years. leged claim of Wilson for the enormous sell them at wholesale prices. Look amount of blackmail was of a trilling nature. 9th four a In this case it must be said that a in our window The and four and half per cent, there is re- FASHIONABLE to-day. STOCKBRIDGE, markable forbearance in the odium bonds of our government are now selling at enduring FURRIER, CITY of suspicion and conjecture wheil it could be ICA.JLL, such premiums that the purchaser can real- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. readily relieved. Wctlm’sday Evening. Dec. Nth. ize very little more than two per cent, on his investment. Xo other country on the face of FINANCIAL. Fine Fur Collars, Muffs, Cloves and hngageiueut or the European Novelty, the tl»e earth has a credit equal to this. Eng- Trimmings, Capes, land’s two and one half per cent. consols do BONDS ! other Novelties in the Fur Line. not sell up to flo, and her three per cents, are at Kockland.os & 4s Bath.Os & 4s ARMANINI FAMILY. barely steady par. No. Paclnc A. 1ST O I~2NT C3r ! to which Col. Elliot was counted in. THOMPSON & ODELL1 FAIRBANKS & COLE L. B. GATGOMB Class In plain aud fancy dancing commence He has accumulated a great mass of Celebrated Artiot World Renowned Famous Dec. Nth. evidence which he will OVERCOATS! Wcdncsdny Evening, lay before the next House. It is hardly to be BANJOS. BANJOS. I BANJOS. Gentlemen, #3.00. Ladies, #.i.OO. expected that he will get justice, but the con- for twelve lessons. test will be wortli making if only to show Waltzing and the “German" Pride, errata* up Dec. IO. Respectfully, the methods which the solid South THE FINEST (IF We are now down and out by is kept LINE Jfc We tan Sell yen a daily marking closing decldtf_M. B. (11LBKKT. solid. ROBERT F. __ many odd lots of Overcoats that are accumulating SOMERS & CO., Tlie total loss by fire in the United States from our mammoth winter stock at \ew Uiun li Christmas Sale — AND — and Canada for this year has already reached BANJOS BANJO the enormous amount of $105,000,000, the to- 177 Middle St. tal for November being not less than $10,- SPECIAL LOW PRICES. The Ladies of the New Church will hold a sale 000,000. It was feared by many a few months Ever seen in Portland. from 75c. 232 Middle Street. ol useful and fancy articles suitable for Christmas upwards. dec* eodtf Gilts, at Men’s Christian Association ago that the loss of this would reach Young Hall, year Lana's New Store. Any one an Overcoat, Ulster or Thursday afternoon and evening. December 'Jth. but it now anticipating buying will be served ftom « until 8 o'clock. $100,000,000, has exceeded that Jewelry Hupper Ad- a our mission to Pair tree. 25 cents. amount, with the contribution of another Reefer this winter, would do well to look at stock Huppcr dec7d3t» month, December, yet to hear from. The No- vember fire loss was one-third greater than For the Holidays, ELLIS FAMILY the average for that month since 1872. COME AND GUITARS. MANDOLINS. THIS WEEK The Marine Journal, wiiich is published in BELL KMK CWBKKT COMPLY, New York and therefore finds it Make Your as are necessary Selection Early. values of unusual importance being offered. FINESHOES FOR GENTLEMEN. to pander somewhat to local sentiment, are new City I have a large and elegant line of all classes of These Bargains all goods, but the“Special Hall, struggles hard to say something in favor of Jewelry usually kept in a first-class Jewelry Store, from can A Stock of other Lots” that are offered at Reduced Prices have THURSDAY mnse. DEC. », 1HM, the present compulsory pilotage law. It is which you mako your choice. Large No Trouble to Show being Hunan & tine in stock and for sale at A full stock of Son’s Shoes under the of the constrained to admit that if there was no become broken in sizes and will be of at a auspices disposed lower than ever before. other question than the safety of the ship sacrifice prices FIRHT FREE RAPriNT I'HIRtH. and cargo involved it would be content to MAKERS. I 1 GOODS. Hanau & Son’s celebrated Cordovan Waukenphast Shoes is the most Admission 25 cents; children under 12 leave the matter of a to MANDOLIN. years, employing pilot the comfortable and durable Shoe in the city. 15 cents; reserved seats, 36 cents. masters and owners of American ships. But, Tickets and reserved seats for sale at Stock- Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots for $3.50; they are bridge’s Music Store. it adds, “there are questions of police and New Lines of Fine Goods Are Sixty pairs Constantly Doors Open at 7. Concert at N. health involved.” Pilots, it says, are in- actually worth $4.00. Please call and examine these Boots. Guitar and Mandolin dec3_ dlw structed to act as inspectors under the health Banjo, Violin, Strings THIRD ANNUAL BALL laws. That is merely incidental, however. I A SPECIALTY. in From Our Workrooms. —OF THE— ** nai ior is vessels. Coming rney cnarge puoung We note a few at Col. Morton’s views in regard to the policy Special Bargains special low of free ships will, it is said, be likely to have prices for This Week Only. considerable bearing on the question of Jiffs OP CLASSES. CHANDLER’S MUSIC Mens’ $12 Blk Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats for $8. DAVIS & CARTLAND, confirmation. to the time of his nomin- STORE, Up A line line of the best imported makes, in Mack Mens’ $12 Blk Scotch Tweed Overcoats at ation the Colonel no 431 Block. $8. probably had views on leather and pearl, with gold Congress St., Farrington only“ No. 210 Middle Under Falmouth Hotel. plated trimmings. dec2 eod2w Street, the subject at all. He was not interesiedin Prices low. (A beautiful plush hand-bag given Mens’ $15 Handsome Br Melton Overcoats $10. oct7 eodtf MONDAY, DEC. 13. with every pearl pair sold!) navigation and had no accasion to study the Mens’ $15 and 18 All Wool Kerseys, Meltons, Worst- | ‘‘Denton Drill” by the P.W.C. Drill Team subject. It is not probable therefore that Ylusir by Lriaiarr'a Pall Orchestra. vv*w MIIM VIIIVI llivv OVJ IVO VI IMIV VTVI VVUIO Cl l the Senate will feel obliged to him on VSIIIJ reject $12 each. I Refreshments will be served In Reception Hall by account of any views on the free ship ques- the Society oi LITTLE WOMEN. tion. It and to feel to Mens’ may, ought, obliged $20 Smooth, Blk Beaver Overcoats only $15. Single admission 60 eenls- reserve,I sear. 96 reject him, however, on the ground that he R. Mens’ $22 Fine Brown rents extra. On sale at Htockbrldge'* Wednesday, FRED at 9 a. ra. FARRINGTON Kersey Overcoats, Dec. h, dectt47t doesn’t know anything about and elegantly navigation made and at $18. therefore is not competent to fill an office that Has just received annotlier lot of tlioFC trimmed, only deals with it exclusively. Mens’ $25 and 28 fine Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats THE BEST ASSORTMENT ! at “FURS The of the only $20 each. vacillating policy British min- of fine Beaver Setts $l3.50and TURNER BROS. istry towards Ireland is accounted for in Boys’ Heavy Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats 6. Merry display upward LADIES’ RINGS only $5, WILL OFFER large measure by dissensions Satin Lined TO-DAY existing to be found in Elegant 10 and 12. Our of Gents' Beaver Muff $5. Maine, including all the latest 7, 8, way Every among the Tory leaders. Lord as putting Churchill, styles, with precious stones. Also, plain and en- We are some extra fine Blue and Brown Fur Collars and Cuffs. other kind of a Ladies’ A is well known, has inclined to a liberal policy graved bands and Gents’ Seal Rings; showing Large Quantity of for 15 to 18 toward Ireland. Indeed, some of his Kersey Overcoats Boys yrs of age at only Gold Vest and speeches indicated that he was ready to go Queen Extension Chains. $20.00 $15 each, made to sell for 20. almost as far as Mr. overcoats; Gladstone lffmself in Extra fine values in Childrens Overcoats 4 to the direction of conciliation. Lord (ages Salisbury, which arc great bargains. Also, a large and tine line of Silk on the other is in favor of II) at 7 and Handkerchiefs, hand coercion 6, pure COLD $4, 5, 8, reducedfprices. and simple. With these two factions in the In our stock of Overcoats which is From the Hreat Handkerchief at -AND- regular very Male, cabinet pulling in opposite directions it is our patrons will find the best for the 50 cents, regular price $1.00. easy to see why no policy is steadily pur- large goods be found $4.00 Mu fliers for $2.00. sued. One gets the upper hand and then the OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS. least money to anywhere. 50 inch other. The coercionists have their innings Camel’s Hair Homespun, 50 cents; former and tiien the conciliationists. Of course a price $1.25. ministry differing so radically in the opinion 54 inch Canvas Cloth, 50 cents; for- mer of its members must go to pieces before long. and Children's a price $1.25. In Children’s great variety and at prices to defy competi- Boys’ Clothing Specialty. tion. Fine Ladies FUR GLOVES. 44 inch Milk and Wool Hilbert Suiting, The. St. has Watches a specialty. Clothing. John Globe pointed out that 42 1-2 cents; former price $1.00. the people of Maine have in their savings Black French Dress 50 banks as much as the inhabitants of Hoods, rents; money LARGEST LINE OF GENTLEMEN'S NECKWEAR IN THE CITY. usual price 75 cents. the whole Dominion of Canada have in their postal and savings banks. The fault ought not to be with the banks of Canada, for un- SEAL PLUSH CLOAKS der the system in operation in the Dominion GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GODDS. the depositor has the whole country as a se- FRENCH AND AMERICAN. A SPECIALTY. curity, the money placed in the banks beiflg Many novelties In American Clocks. Great re- Extra Values just received. used and the Boston & Portland guaranteed by government. duction in French Marble Clocks. Gold Bowed Prices guaranteed. Remember the place, But bank no', and Glasses Co., the be a Spectacles fitted. Clothing deposits may conclu- Eye accurately sive indication of the relative condition of FINE CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER prosperity in the two countries. For various at short notice and In the very reasons the habit of depositing in savings 2 5 5 best manner. institutions may not have become so popular SILVER WARE AtiENTS FOR THE in Canada as in Maine; the Canadians may Articles in both solid silver and plated ware. FRED R. All kinds on Also a new lot of hand, ready distrust their own government, with its huge FARRINGTON, debt and discontented or to button on. CEIMTEMERI KIDS. provinces, they may Silver Middle Me. have of their Thimbles, Napkin Rings,&c. Street, Portland, ways using money which they Large Assortment In Dressed and Un- Celluloid Toilet and Manicure UNDER FALMOUTH HOTEL. consider more profitable. And yet, admit- Sets, GENTS’FUR ALL STYLES! dressed and Embroidered Muede. In Satin aud TX7- r*. IXTATITT!. IVTA-nas-at* CAPS, ting all these conditions, there is a prepon- Plush Cases, which are beautiful and useful presents at any time. uov30 dtf Bargains In Cashmere Hloves and Milk derance of reasons for that believing their Come down on Middle street and see me at my Mittens. old 208 MIDDLE Fur for Cents and Over 81500 accumulated savings are signs that the peo- stand (established 1871), but in a ST., PORTLAND, ME. Wristers, worth of Cents’ dec4 eodtf in all kinds of fur. Cloves to 488 and 490 ple of Mainejare much more prosperous than NEW REMODELED Ladies, select from. Congress St. their STORE, Canadian neighbors. with fill • large show windows. It will Out of ______pay you. ACME BANJO METHOD. ROBES—Wolf Robes $4.50 to $15.00. town customers can take the horse cars from the The failure of the large firm of A. P. Mar- depot and stop at the P. 0. I am two doors from By IV. P. B. Cl'KTINN. Price Kl.'ll. tinjifc Co., shoe manufacturers, and the largest the corner o[ Kxchange street. Look or enquire Cents' Fur Coats $15.00 to $50.00. for Lamson's Jewelry Store, 177 Middle street. Mr. Curtiss, whose Guitar Method has long wholesale and commission dealers in New Open every evening till Christmas. been does real service to the FURS! astandard, lovers of FURS! FURS! TRUNKS. England, is said to have' been caused by la- good music at home, by ills thoroughly good and Instructor. No less than 75 Flwiw bor in firm's shoe entertaining diagrams remember, when you troubles the factories at illustrates the of the ex- positions lingers. Simple MIDDLE want a Trunk or Kag, (hut t oe Hudson. The Knights of Labor extorted planations and very sweet vocal and Instrumental wmL237 ST. MERRY, the Patent Wood CHAS. music fill a book, which is destined to make the keep* Trunk than the firm could afford H. higher wages to UNISON, elegant, modern Banjo still more appreciated aud and I* sole agent for Maine; also pay: and the inevitable result followed. In J eweler, The Maine State Heat and Co. popular. LADIES, Leather Bag* of all kind*. no business in New have Light METAL SKYLIGHTS « England there THE ROYAL SINCER Don’t buy your Furs and Fur Trimmings until you have examined our has opened an office in And for Stores and been so many labor troubles as In the manu- most and Fur at VENTILATORS, Mills, Dwellings. Holds the field against all comers as the chief elegant line of Furs Trimmings lowest possible prices. Galvanized Iron and Cornice* and facturc of shoes. The and strikes book for classes ill Copper disputes 177 MIDDLE CENTENNIAL singing 1886-7. Good music, Gutter*. Metal Shingle*. Sheet Metal Work in ST., BLOCK, sacred and secular. Improved instructions. L. Brockton, Plymouth, Skowliegan, Norway for Buildings. Mend for Illustrated Circular. ^ | ME. 03 BXCUANUB ST O. Emerson, 60 cts., $6 per dozen. and in fact nearly every place where a PORTLAND, , peg Greeting for novio dtf and solicits the of the Song (60 cts.) High Schools; Song E. VAN NOORDEN & has been driven anyone else but the vil- Inspection public of the Ilells or Reader CO., by merits of (50 cts.) Song (Book I, DO cts., Mo. 107 Hiddlc Street. the Book 60 for Common 383 Harrison Avenue BOSTON. lage cobbler, have kept the business in a II, cts.) Schools, and Gems for I.ittle Singers (30 cts., 83 per doz.)form a com- eudilm CELEBRATED BANGS _ state of uncertainty. Some remarkable dis- CARBURETOR, plete set for music teaching in schools, GLOVES. _nov25 aster was to be expected. It may be unfair for enriching coal gas, and thereby WILL BE SOLD AT to the SONCS OF $2,000 worth of Street and Gloves. A assortment lay whole blame of this state of things REDUCING THE NET COST 40 PER CENT., PROMISE, Driving large to HOLIDAY GOODS! on to the Knights of Labor. It (36 cts.) Tenney and Hoffman, is the newest choose from. gener- while giving a more brilliant and effective light b x>k for Sunday Schools. Superior collection. JUST RECEIVED. J. A. TIER «V ally takes two to make a Hut it The KIEL CO. quarrel. is, In press and nearly ready—Anthems of Praise DARRAH’S under A all conditions, unreasonable for an BANCS I.AHCiK LINK OF Thoroughly cleanse tho blood, which is the CARBURETOR JEWELERS, to demand more the PIANO arc employe than employer fountain of health, by using Dr. Pieree’s Gold* lias been tn constant use for the past five years in CLASSICS, prepared to ofler one ot the largest and llnest Boston and other rec- stocks ul choice can and this Is the en Medical Discovery, ana good a large cities, and needs no good* to ha found tn the state, give: what shoemakers digestion, (81.00) is a great favorite with go id pianists. at fair ommendation. Scotch Unheard ot ot skin, vital and Prices. consisting buoyant spirits, strength, have been in must Gaps doing many places. There soundness ot constitution will be established. KID Diamonds, French Golden French Clocks Watches, Jewelry, a Medical GLOVE he better cures all BOOKS — — understanding between the two Discovery humors, THE MAINE STATEIeAT AND LIGHT C0„ MAILED TOR RETAIL PRICE. AND Classes, from the common nimple, blotch, or eruption, Clocks, Opera Sterling parties if the business is to flourish. are to the worst Scrofula, or blood-poison. Es- ready to furnish OLIVEIt DITSON dc Boston. Silrer Ware, *c. has It CO., STOFLUi, pecially proven its efficacy in curing J)Ct7 eod&wtf Also a line lot of n.la. Inranlim, mount- Salt-rheum or OUR DEFENCELESS SEACOAST. Tetter. Fever-sores, Hip-joint WATER G AS FOR OIVE ed or unset. We cordially Invite the public to Disease, Scrofulous Sores and 8wellings, En- WEEK. Glasses. give us a call before purchasing. The jf as good, if not hotter than report of Secretary Endicott calls the Glands, and Ulcers. quality Maine Water Opera Eating larged Uas at a lower can cures Company, price Ilian they iur- We Import our own good* direct, and ran, and do 2M Middle Street, Portland. attention of the once more to the Golden Medical Discovery Consump- country de- tion nish, and ask consumers of gas to call at office, undersell them all. Come and see (or yourselves. fenceless (which is Scrofula of the Lungs), by its Goods sent out ot the city on approval. condition of our coast. From wonderful invigorating, and 50 do*. 5-button Kids for 50 from to blood-nurifying. “ ets French Clocks, $15.00 $10.00. J. A. MCKRILL. a. Kkith. nutritive For Weak CENTENNIAL BLOCK, The « '* Maine to Florida along our Atlantic sea- properties. Lungs, Spit- 25 Children’s Mittens, 15 2.50 to 15.00. apl3 ting of Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis, ind examine our before for ■STEINWAY! SOMERS, “ “ Opera Classes, _rodly board Blood, process contracting Hatter, 25 Ladies’ • “ there is no harbor but a modern built Severe and kindred uffoc- 15 All flue Achroimtlc Lenses. Every oue war- Coughs, Asthma, my other. nov23dtf “ Cent’s and armored iron clad enter tions, it is a sovereign remedy. It promptly 25 and Boy’s double ranted. might with im- ■ cures the severest Coughs. Hatter and Mittens, «« Also a full line of American Clocks. punity so far as 25 fortifications are concerned. For Torpid Liver. Biliousness, or ‘'Liver Leading Furrier, Such works as we have are useless, Complaint," Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, it is partly an Ladl,"»\ Cents’ and BASKETS! unequalled remedy. Sold by druggists. A"?!^aut,ll?<; ,of, because of their antiquated construction aud FUR S. 253 Children’s Kids in Dress and Suedes. DR. PIERCE’S PELLETS Anti. MIDDLE STREET, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HEAD CROSS ST. A. M. partly because they are not provided with Bilious and WENTWORTH, Cathartic E. B. Robinson & ALL OUR BEST CLOVES The Ladies should all call at a FITTED. modern guns. All our great seaboard cities 25c. vial, by druggists. Fur Sets, Fur Caps, Fur Gloves, Co., 500 COKOKCtitl ST. eodtt be d&wnrm all kinds of Fur novas might bombarded by an enemy lying out intf Trimmings, ESTABLISHED of of all the 1847, range guns we have in our forti- very low. Furs of all kinds made OARRAH’S KID GLOVE fications. Secretary Endicott Vo PER CENT Investors. Guaranteed )ver. STORE, very truly I # against loss. HIS KXCHA1VUK MT. says that results “disastrous and humiliat- nov27 oodtjanl DEERINC We have received a hue line of IV. RODMAN __ BLOCK, NO. 8 ELM ing arc liable to flow from this state of ■!± WINSLOW, STREET, Medical Notice, SCRAP, OFFICE AM) WORK BASKETS things." The little Republic of for in- 182 NASSAU (Vanderbilt . 4«:* Congress And see the Elegant or Chili, ST., Building), semi annual Med- Street. Display fpHE meeting of the Eclectic U. deo4 trade. tribute __ __ dtf for the holiday stance, might lay upon us and threat- NEW YORK CITY. M. ieal Society will lie held at the Preble House, on unber 10 a. in. SOMERS, en to demolish our sea board cities unless Established Feb. 1st, 1877. Unquestionable COE, Wednesday. Dec 8, at o’eloek, Fan be Found at Per order F. 11., Old Stand. WHITNEY. In the references. Write or fall for particulars, BElfKATT.fM. “cc4 Always KENDALL ft we paid it, and pr t condition of No. 197 Middle Street. d»a2dlw* Secretary- eodtf dim BASKETS. novlfi eod&wlm necordtiig decJl novB att 8t. Faul. 95*/s Domestic Ports. 1TIIMCRLLANEOIJN. TO l,KT. nnciLLANioin. THE PRESS. 8t. Paul preferred.11914 BAN FUANCI8CO—Bid 2<3tl>, Oriental, Slater, 8t. Pau., Minn. & Man. 11844 Seattle. brick store ami base- 8t Paul % Mnaha... 63 to Austria. Delano, —• r^OR N**- Bid 27th. ship a incut 113 Centre stre TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 7. ao Randall. t, near Congress pre,.114V4 Ar r>tli. ship John A Briggs. Liverpool. street ; would nrra,me d Texas Facillc. Eads 3d, sen 1 shelving^ suit 26% NEW ORLEANS-A r at Fort W tenant. BENJAMINeeuntjrii 8HAW, Union Pacific. 0(144 Portland. Kzebauge WIT AND WISDOM. Dunn. McFarland, 0-1 IRA F. U. 8. CLARK Express. 64 seh (. Loud, street^__ IRA F. MOBILE—Ar uth, Stephen lorrey, CLARK Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific 2314 Pensacola. ... *r>ro°in lower do Naulaskei, TOIKT tenements, »t it In less time than I pref. iov* PENSACOLA—Cld 3d, sell Richard- 1 48 salein st. ami one c. room Is selling 50 Ait/.. the celebrated ••Indeed’ happened take to Western Union Telegraph 7744 i0>vt*r tenement, tell said tlie lady, who was considered son. Boston. .... White l.auiiilrled Petersburg It,” some- 1st, sell Annie i We are not manufacturer*, nor have $1.00 what of a bore. ST AUGUSTINE—Ar Chase, 1 the best cX&M: A"‘,li1u> we have the Shirt* at only 75 cents each, ••Oh, I haven't the least doubt of New York Mining Stocks. Poole. New York. we got 20 stores, but got 7S«. that,” replied scU Melissa A filling, best made and best wearing her and trutliful listener. [By Telegraph.] FERNANDINA—Ar4th, Trask, best lot of Clothing for the lea-t money patient Trask. Bermuda. I Shirt in the 6 „, ... of clothier In Portland. I.ow city. KNEW YOliK, Dee. 1886,-Tlie following are JACKSONVILLE-In port 2d, 1 lescott Hazel- rKa?;^ any prices for load for Boston. E#KT-Two story wooden tell. Cash brings Low Prices at only Indorsed by all, Dr. Bull’s 25 cts. closlug quotations mining stocks to-day: tine. Ferguson. to house No. 17 Spot 25 dux. $1.00 Oil Tan Move* Cough Syrup Holden, Look, Philadelphia. Gr.*y ot. Kmjuire at 4b Ar 4th. sell J B TO BANK’S DRUG and Low Prices brings Look 75 eta. each. soon Colorado|ICoal.40 B Hokes. Robertson, Baltimore. STORK. Junction Congress and patrons. ••Beauty grows familiar to the lover, fades Cld 4th, sell B Free Sts. 3-1 into our store as go ami be con- Quicksilver.. 7 76 Bill, sell Lizzie Pe- you by In his and the SAVANNAH—Ar Dewey. We have in stock a line assort- eye, palls upon sense.” But a bot- do preferred. 27 bo liKT—1The vinced. always ters, New York. ... right can secure u fur- tle of Salvation Oil will look well as Homestake.17 00 parties ment of Outside Flannel Shirts, Move*, long as peo- BALTIMORE—Cld 4th, seh Warren Adams, 1U)nisbed house In a pleasant part of Ontario.25 00 and and lu fact suffer with headache, and neu- Colcord. Bath. If they will hoard a gentleman aud Hosiery, Collar* Cuffs, ple rheumatism, Bodle Con. 3 95 _, two children. Ar seh Hattie U Barbour, Fletcher. Jack- Address, with G. II. all kluils of found In a Ucntle- ralgia. Hale & Norcross. 8 4th, references, W., |»ress goods 76 sonville. 2-1 LEADER. Horn .... _ ANOTHER man’s Store. Silver.o 00 4th, brig Screamer. Sm- Furnishing No wonder that new Bulwer. 2 00 PHILADELPHIA—Cld papers are springing up nett Havana; sells BC Cromwell. York. Galves- mo story of building No. seen all over the south. Just look at the inducements Con. Cal. ft Va. 66 00 I.ET-Ttosecpnd255 Railroad and Policemen have yon ton; (teo E Prescott, Truwortby, Norwich. 1. 2oJland Middle street, from January 1st, held out! Only a week a editor an- Mono 3 90 Been used for Conger’s Patent CUESTER-SHIELI* ago Georgia NEW YORK—Ar 4th, seh Nat Meader, Burns, 1887. a number of years past lor Look at ull the $12.00 Suits in Port- nounced that he had been with a ’pos- North Belle Isle.6 75*4 wholesale huu presented Jacksonville; M A Triauor, Walston, liockport millinery fancy goods. Most cen- laud, tlieu come to our store INIHiBSlIItTS. It is the oulr garment sum and half a peck of dried apples. Savai-e.17 60 NC. tral location iu the well to tne Sierra for Wilmington, city: lighted amt freight and see onr that affords absolute protection Nevada.13 87 to Ar 5th, sells Kale Walker, Bangor; W II Card, elevator. Inquire of W. C. WARE, 255 Middle Susan, Rockland. dec2tf lungs. You should ask the world’s leave before Franklin; you Cattle Market. Cld 4th, barque Clias Lorllig, Thestrup, Port street.__ Chicago RENT—The two Also Houses’ Double Seated Drawers, commend yourself. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- By Natal; schsCbas H Hodgdon, Campbell, Sagua; story frame house, No. Telegraph.] Willie L 190 High street, for two fam- Call and see then. ble needs no commendation. Laina Cobb, Cobb, Aquadilla; Newton, FOR ulcely arranged Compound CHICAGO, Dec. 6, 1886—Cattle market steady; ilies: six rooms on each j Coombs, Key West; Win Todd, Wood, Boston. floor; good bath rooms. and receipts 7.000 ;shlpments 3,000 ;t’hristmas beeves Sid 4th, Edwin Reed, for Bombay. BENJAMIN SHAW, 48V, ExeCauge St, 2-1 3 cases each of All Wool Scarlet 5 100.5 3 30 a 4 barque $12 SUITS FOR 35: shipping steers at 95;stockers Puaupil tlw* 1th bpIis lluhp Hrviipa fr.'tm $6. Mrs. Tattle—Does husband believe iu so- Bine Ribbed I'ndershirts and Drawer* your and feeders at 1 90® 3 40; eows, bulls and mixed RKBfT-—Shop 15x50, with or without more of the cialism, Mrs. Grab? New York for Bootlibay; J Nickerson, doforPort- Kceived Nov. 17th, the fifth invoice of 57 fclH.OODoubleBreastcd Sold for *>d at 1 bulk 2 Texans at 2 l»'>wer- Apply ou the at only92c. everywhere $1 Mrs. Grab—No. I should he didn’t. 60®8 20; 10®2 40; 00® laud; K C Gates, do for Boston; K A Pike, Amboy FOK premises, 489 KOBE 08 of those elegant Silk and with detachable buttons at say Why, 3 60. STHEET. 29-2 This Is not a *7.00, or Blue Salts, *1.25. if you’ll believe me. I can him to come for do. $G.OO, $8.00 hardly get 7000; best a Satin Lined the suit for railroad Into the parlor when of the Hogs—receipts 47,000; shipments PERTH AMBOY—Sld 4th, sell Carlton Bell, suit, but regular $12.00 Suit $10,00, Just n* any neighbors call. and mixed at 3 70®4 POWDER RKBIT—Offices aud chambers suitable only 32 doz. 7& cent I higher; rough 10; packing Boston. or and its was never slightly imperfect Kldridge, for salesrooms, studios and work 1(10.00*0.00, equal of- men. These Suits are worth $12 at and shipping 3 90®4 30; light 3 60 04 00; skips SOMERSET—Ar 4tli, sells Jas S Lowell, Reed, FOR shops In dershirts ana Drawers at only 50 at 2 40. Pure. Bow, Middle street; also one store ou fered by any manufacturer or retailer To live beneath sorrow one 40@3 of do; Mussey’s be the last let each. must yield to it, to Philadelphia; City Augusta, Meady. Lucy Absolutely street. to L. wholesale, and this will Sheep—easy; receipts 6,000; shipments 2000; from Temple Apply D. M. SWEAT or in Portland. We are giving customers live without pain ladies should use E. A Davts, Ross, Norfolk; Brave, Hopkins, K. at Lydia Pink" natives 2 50® 4 Western 2 60® 3 Texans Tills never A of WM. we shall on our counters We have in stock a splendid 35; 50; New York. powder varies. marvel purity, KBKBLE.___20-tf a benefit. Come in and share it. Six $30 Overcoats that put Just put ham's Vegetable Compound. 2 25®3 25. Lambs at 8 90. and wliolesomeness. More assortment 75®4 DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR Sld 4til, sch L E strength economical, I.KT—House 29 Cushman dollars saved is and We Cash for our of Winter Mloves, Hosiery, tlian the and can not be sold In street; newly $12 earned, you this price. pay *pot Messer, Gregorry, (from Windsor, NS) for Alex- ordinary kinds, and aud in Ac. a flue line of Sleeve with the multitude of low short TO papered painted, flrst-class order. will be lucay te ever meet such a chance we are Mufflers, Also, Domestic Markets. andria. competition test, at 81 State street. That be is selling for and we know selling '•I hear little is sick, Mrs. Ititormiss.” or Inquire 4tf These goods, Huttons, Scarf Pins, Collar Buttons, your boy- Also sld, schs Helen Mar, Carver, Providence weight, alum phosphate powders. Sold only in again. goods are not off color, "Dear tne, the Charlotte russe broke out [By Telegraph.] cans. 15aki.no more than other retail cloth- c. Best Linen 2 for 2» ets. yes; for New York; Carrie A Norton, Hodgdon, from Koval POWDER Co., 100 Wall St. nor marked down because are light goods any A Collars, all over him, and if he hadn’t wore the *KW YOKE. Dec. 6, 1886.—Flour market is N. they Injun for New Bedford; Albus, Lowel, On- Y.)u2dly niSlEI.IABEOIS. we this Customers, after Cuff* always In beads as an omelet It would have calumniated fa- firm ;receipis 33,336 dpis; 2630 bids and Georgetown weight, and don’t want to carry ing house In city. Celluloid Collars and exports set for New Haven. $20,00 I fear.” 14,932 sacks; sales 15,000 hols. them but new fashionable stores In this stock. tally, Ar 5th, C C Pierce, Boston for over, geuuine visiting all other clothing Flour quotations—No 2 at 2 80; ship Chapman, ”" fob A ni su—A lot more of we 00®2 superfine Philadelphia. v large goods this season’s make, bought for a THIS IS THE LAST LOT WE C AN THAT Look at the 40 cent Braces that Western and State 2 35®3 10; common to good Is that beautiful white Batting at only 7Vi cts. say It is a POSITIVE PACT sickheadache Is cured by the use or Ur. Soule’s WOOD’S HOLL—Sld 4tli, sch Geo B McFarland surprise to our customers and GET AS WE CLOSED THE ENTIRE city, 25 cts. extra Western and State at 2 80®3 35; good to formerly 10 cents. At L. D. BTROUT’B. 2-1 competi- THEM ALL. are selling for only Pills, choice do at 3 40®5 15; good to choice White Strong, Wilmington. "It Saved Life" tors. LOT, and like the four previous invoices WE UNDERSELL NEW BEDFORD— Ar 4th, sch Carrie A Nor- My BOARDED wheat Western extra at 4 85® 5 do at anti grain; Neckties at 10; fancy ton. Is a common expression, often heard —Hay are bought to sell not to show. 100 doz. »5 A 45 cent only Jove, Jackson, that looks the at 4 15; common’.to good extra Ohio at 2 80 Hodgdon, Georgetown. Horner$lo a mouth, $2.26 a week. Best buildings in Johnson—By baby 80®6 Sld 4lh, schs A T Rowland, MltchelLNew 42 do/. 50, 75 ets., $1.00 and $1.25 very picture of fathor. ®5 00; common to choice extra St Louis at 2 York; from those who have realized, by per- county, large enclosure for exercise, Bebago wa- 25 cts. each. your 80® Revenue, box 50 cts. each. when that has a set of 5 Minnesota extra to prime at Hodgkins, do; Mary Langdon, Emery, ter, stalls. H. G. THOMAS, Saccarappa. Sleeve Duttons at only Jackson—Well, baby 10; patent good Newport. sonal use, the curative powers of Ayer’s 50 cent'Scarf Pins at 25 cents. false teeth, a reds beard and the rheumatism I’ll 4 600,4 76 ; choice to double extra do at 4 80® 17-4 IRA F. VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 4th, sch ** IRA F. CLARK, •» Terrapin, Pectoral. I cannot believe you. In the mean time, excuse me. u iu, uiciuuiuk iowu uuis uny mm cilia ai uvah, Cherry say enough CLARK, Cook, Perth for Calais. 4 8600 bbls fine do 2 80; 700 bbls su- Amboy GO; 00@2 In sens Humboldt, Franconia, in praise of Ayer’s Cherry. Pectoral, be- FOB SALE. perfine 2 36®3 10; G60 bbls extra No 2 at 2 port, Huntress, 80® Evere t, Ella Clifton, Avon, Rival. Hattie, as THE CLOTHIER, If there ever was a specific for any one com- 3 36; 6200 bbls winter wheat extra 2 80®6 16; Maine, lieving I do that, but for its use, I IRA F. IRA F. CLARK, Damon, C J A J York, Abbott, THE CLARK, G.200 bbls Minnesota extra at 2 16. South- Willard, Wesley SALE Tho “Ivers & Pond” Pianos CE0THIER, plaint, then Carter’s Little Liver Pills are a spe- 80®6 D Loud, Abel W should long since havo died from lung ern flour Kve Flour Wheat—re- Georgie Etua, Plymouth Bock, both and so known cific for sick and woman should quiet. steady. Parker, and Gleuulleu. FOB upright square, favorably THE COTHIEBS, THE CLOTHIER, headache, every bush; bush; sales troubles.—E. Bragdon, Palestine, Tex. all used In the New Con- ceipts 60,060 exports 96,266 UYANN18—Ar 4tli, sch Annie I, Palmer, from by musicians; England 48)1 know tills. Only one pill a dose. 128.000 bush; No 2 90%c; No 2 Red at servatory and many of the best artists In the Congress Street, Spring New York for About six months I had a severe by 482 Congress Street, 89%c In No 1 Red at No 1 White at Eastport. ago are for safe C. K. No. 431 i elev; 93c; BOSTON—Ar schs Emily A Good- of the country, by HAWES, 482 4§‘j Street, 89c. Rye is dull. Barley dull. Corn Is 5th, Staples, Hemorrhage Lungs, brought on Street. 4-1 Congress Sfrcet, Congress quiet: win, and Hattie J Averill, Matthews, York. Congress Edith—No, that is impossible, but you will al- receipts 28,600 bush : sales by a distressing Cough, which bush; exports 28,355 Av Oth, barque Arlington, Leach, sells deprived ways have my friendship. 82.000 hush; steamer 97,o 97 V4c in elev; No2at Rosario; me of and rest. I had used vari- RALE-The good will, stock and fix- OPPOSITE PREBLE BOISE. A Mobile; Sarah, Wright, sleep OPPOSITE PREBLE HOUSE. OPPOSITE PREBLE IIOLSE. OPPOSITE PREBLE 1I01SE, Augustus (Contemptuously)—Friendship: Re- 48c elev. Oats hush ex- Mary Power,Pillsbury, ous balsams and FORtures, of first class fruit and confectionery higher; receipts 19,950 Bath; Hunt, Baker, Hel- cough expectorants, member wlial the poet says: “Frieudshto ts ports 181 bush; sales nusli; No 3 at 34c; Augustus Philadelphia; without store: one of tile best locations in tho city; rent 86,000 en Cooksou, Kennebec. obtaining relief. A friend ad- merely love without wlugs." White do No 2 at White do Montague, low; fine trade; Just tne place to make .—^ 37%c; 34449.34%c: Cld Oth, Auburndale, Wooster, vised mo to money Edith—Yes, I see, something that can’t tty away at No 1 White Western 33 barque Portland; try during the holidays; must sell. Address BAR- 38®38%c; 39c;Mixed sch Britt, easily. White Western White State 39c. Riverside, Bootlibay. GAIN, Press Office. 4-1 FURNITURE. nTKA.UKKM. ®37c; 37@43c; SALEM—Ar 4th, schs Adam Boston Pectoral. NTKAMEKN. ltto firm at I4c. The mark- Bowloy, Ayer’s Cherry HCftlNKMA CAKDN. INLAND Coffee—Fair 8ugar for .J M do for do. look here! know how weak and et Is refined Ex Ellsworth; Kennedy, I did so, and am happy to say that it SALE—The elegant Palace Organs, for My frend, you Arm; steady; Cat 45/«@4%c; Sld 4th, schs J C for Port C White Extra Yellow at Nash, Cole, Johnson; me at once. continued use IjiORsale by C. K. HAWES, No. 431 Congress St- nervous your wife is, and you know that Carter’s 4%@6c; 0 4%@5c; 4® J Day, Fountain, Hoboken. helped By DOMINION LINE. 4%c: 5 Mould at A 5 1 staud Nancy this medicine cured I are unique In design, unsurpassed In tone; and Iron off|A 3-16c; l-16c; Ar Oth, sell A J York. New York. my cough, and, LOCKE & Pills will relievo her, now why not be fair ai d at 6 at 6 13-1 Gc loaf Wallace, am their Intrinsic merits recommend them to all that LOCKE, STEAMBOAT C(L A 5-lGc; granulated ;cnt In schs Ella Frances, from Rockland satisfied, saved my life.—Mrs. E. HARPSWELL ARRANGEMENTS about it and her a box? and crushed powdered at Confec port 6th, wish to purchase a first-class Reed Organ. 4-1 1886-7-WINTER 1888-7 buy 6%c; 6@6%c; for New York; Ira Bliss, dolor do; La Volta, and Coburn, 18 Second st., Lowell, Mass. A6 15-16C: Cubes at 6 13'16c. Petroleum— Ellen Perkins, do fur do; W F Parker, Sullivan I used SALE—The Never Blip Horse Shoe shod and Portland. united at 80%c. Tnllovr easier. Pork quiet— have Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral B. and Counsellors at law, Sailing between Liverpool for tor New Haven; Serena in for set. E. MOlt- Atkinson Attorneys do; Menawa, Bangor FOB good shape, $2.00 per AT “Hullo, Mike, 1 hear yer on a strike. mess 11 76 for one old; 10 76 for over a year, and believe I via. Movtlle and Halifax. quoted 60®11 year S Kendall, do for New David Faust, sincerely lilLI.. cor. Preble and Cumberland streets. 3-1 have removed to “So I am. I struck for iewer hours.” 00 for old. Beef I.ard high- Bedford; should have been in it @11 two year steady. Ellsworth for llondout; William H Archer, Nova my grave, had “Did succeed?” er—Western steam at 6 refined you spot 67%; quoted Scotia for Northern from Boston for not been for this medicine. It has cured MALE—Indurated Fibre Co.’s tubs, palls LIVERPOOL SERVICE, Ida Londonderry.^ “Indeed I did. I'm not at all now.” 6 10 S. A. Butter do; Eagle, 180 MIDDLE working at 85 for Continent,? for firm; Mt Desert. me of a affection of the and KENDALL & WHITNEY. STREET, dangerous lungs, FOB keelers, by ra. *imc * u*h«uu nmiwc pat—i State at 18,528c; Western at 12®27c. t!hee»e terminate landings ai 0.4u a. _ BEVERLY—Sld 3d, sell Maggie Ellen, Little- for which I had almost despaired of ever 3-1 & Three deera weal •( foi mer edict. _ From I aTviviirRu From PortlMd quiet. Portland. a co., STEAMERS. Wheat steam john, finding remedy.— D. A. McMullen, Joseph A. Locks. Ira 8. Locks. vU Halifax. Preittbu steady; 4%d. PLYMOUTH—Sld 4tli, sch Raven, Pendleton, LET—Good rooms with board. Liverpool. | | Windsor, Province of Ontario. 3-1NO. 60 FREE STREET. teh27dtf_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL CHICAGO. Dec. 6, 1888.—Flour market firm; Ellsworth. TO IStb Hovembar.lVAjfcocvnn, ath December. Winter patents 4 26®4 60: Soutliern Wtuter at GLOUCESTER—Ar Oth, brig Jennie Phiuney, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral saved my life. 2d December, Saksia, 23d December. 3 76,a4 and Wisconsin winter 8 60a; Porto I a severe SALE—Oue second hand Organ in first- House 00;Michtgan Morton, Rico for Boston. Two years ago took very Cold l«th December. | Onatios. pith January. PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET. 4 00; choice to Minnesota patent at 4 26® BATH—Sld 4th, schs Helen Cook- FOBclass order for only $50 former price $125. Furnishers, B. F. M. fancy Montague, which settled on my lungs. I consulted DUNN, D., AUCTION SALE. 4 soft Wheat 4 Minn, bak- son. CU This is a great bargain. NEW ENGLAND OR- Dec. 1886. 50; patents 00@4 26; Charleston; Haskell, Silsbee, Washing- and took the remedies Cor. Pearl and NEAL PORTLAND, 6, ers In sacks at 3 0«a3 25. Wheat Is lower; No 2 ton. physicians, they GAN CO- 16 F'ree St. W. H. H. Saunders, Mana- Middle Sts., Portland. Me. 08 STREET, RRIMTOI. KKBVIC'B, (Avonmouth Dock.) Business is the volume of trade prescribed, but failed to obtain relief 2-1 quiet, being Spring at 77%c; No 2 Red at 78%c. Corn firm- ger. Cor. Common and Sts, Boston. From Avooin’lhi STEAMERS. I From Portland. 2 at 37 2 27c. until I began Pec- Washington about the same as usual for this season of the er—No %c. Oats-unchauged ;No at Foreien Ports. using Ayer’s Cherry Portland., Me. Cotton Tlamifaetur- 2 at 66c. Barley—No 2 at 63%@64c. toral. Two bottles of this medicine SALE—A good second bandCblckering Cor. Shawmut Are. and Pleasant St., Boston. Hallowed U'h November. Texas, 2d December. on food but values are Rye-No Ar at Manilla Oct Chas G Bai- Is a year staples, decidedly Provisions Pork at 11 95. I.ard 19, barque Rice, restored health. — Lizzie FOBfor only $165. This great bargain. 25th November.i Dominion, 116th Decembt. stronger-Mess NSW. completely my street. With Factories Cor. and Boston. stronger. SuEars are firm and at at 4 ley, Newcastle, NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO- 16 Free Way Albany Sts.; Office Hours—From 10 to 11 a. m. and 2 till very Vic higher at G 20; Drv salted shoulders 75(54 80; short M. West Lancaster. Ohio. H»i« « of Ar at St Helena Nov —, Isaac Reed. Allen, tt W. II. 11. PanMtff clear sides 5 00. ships Colby Saunders, Manager.2-1 4 p. in. Telephone No. 050. 6V4c for granulated and 5%c for Extra C. The 95®G from Cebu for New York; Win H Lincoln, Cabin.. .060, *75 Return. *100, *125, *150 bbls; wheat. 76.000 Daly, uecl retail price is Lard is but not Receipts—Flour, 11,000 Manila for do. TNOR SALE—The Shaker Manufacture a cure __daw .. Return. .*60 unchanged. firmer, bu ;;corn oats 89.000 bu; rye 3,000 Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the of the above corporation, sit- Intermediate*30 rates. 109,000(bush; Ar at Palermo 3d A1 for all forms of sore throat, diphtheria, pre- property ..*20 .. Return at lowest quotable higher. Flour is doing a little better bush 40,000 bush. Inst, barque Bristol, Weeks, Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. uated in Hallowed. Kennebec County. Steerage ;barley, vented Us use and wired by it when The distributors of House GRIFFIN & ALL Shipments—Flour, 13,000 wheat, i7,000 Philadelphia. Sola by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5. by timely very largest LITTLE. Maine, will be sold at auction to the high- For freight or and we understand that millers aie still at 5 60 p bbls; At Maceio Nov 10, barque ShetlandrHaskell, taken In season. Address NELSON CHASE, public 6 CO„ busli: bush; on the In said Hallowed, on WkRANCE bbl Mb Is dull corn, 39,000 Irtish; oats, 29,000 from Buenos to load for North of Hatteras West Gloucester. Maine. Sold by H. H. in New rash est bidder, premises India street. patents. Poultry with considerable bush,barley 20.000 bush. Ayres, Hay, Furnishings England for Chemical nov2dtf Foot of ryel ,000 At Pernambuco Nov Beatrice Have- Portland and Wakefield Lewiston, Maine. Engineers, old irock on the market. 13, barque feblTTy&Sly Bros- ST. LOIH8, Dec. C. 1880.—Flour Is quiet; ner, Havener, for United States; Archer, Mitchell _1-4 or on & the 9th Day of The following are today’s closing quotations of XXX at 2 40®2 60; family at 2 70@2 76; choice do; Mary G CTed, Warren, unc. making monthly payments. Analytical Consulting Chemists, Thursday, lira I rv Prnvlulnnu Jtro 8 20,53 30; fancy 3 50@3 60; extra fancy 3 50® Sld fm Aspinwall Nov 22, sch Win H Stuart, MAI.E—A fine thoroughbred all liver 1886. 3 90; at ]4 Wheat lower; No 2 Island. 1.1011male cocker 10 mouths old; he Is a Address all communications to Port- 103 Milk Boston. December, Flour. t-rniu. patent 10@f40. Sparks. Ship spaniel; Street, Red at Corn No 2 Mixed at Ar at St 4tli A beauty; tail docked; also 7 liver and white cocker land and remember that all and 80®80%C. lower; John. NB, Inst, schs Mary Drury. store, please at a p. n. Superfine HlgliMxdCorn.E3ra.54 Oats are firm: No 2 Mixed at weeks M. H. A- »• LITTLE. BOSTON 36%e. 27%@28c. Nickerson. Foster, Portland; LT SLEIGHS; spaniel pups eight old; cheap. orders or R. B. GRIFFIN. low 50 lots....64465 Boston; Eagle, through the mall grades.2 E0®8 Com, bag Lard firm at 6 12%. SLEIGHS, KANLETT, Rockland, Me., Box 993. 1-1 Inquiries The Is located near the M. Whitmore. Mul- centrally X and Meal, 05@6 Blacklngton. Bootlibay; Almeda, will receive aud careful atten- deel__dtl property Spring bag lots...G2®53 Receipts—Flour, 4,000 bbls; wheat, 27.000 bu; len, Frank W, do. prompt C. K. K. depot and the Kennebec and Boston 8. B. STEAMERS. XX 25 ear lots—40441 Rockland; Xly assortment fs complete and Spring..4 *‘o®4 Cats, corn.52,000 oats, 21,000 L’OB MAI.E—Sclir. Forest Maid; 43 tons, tion, and that you can from us MBS. OCTAVIA C. EM lilt wkart ami consists of Brick Building 252x47 feet, Patent bush; bush;.rye, 1,000 now is the time to make buy V, Spring Cats, bag lots—41®42 busli, barley 38,000 bush. your r bnilt In Newburyport 1877; Is In good order the mail as honestlr as 5 stories high, containing 15.016 8pindies, 326 40 Wheats.5 25 Cotton Seed, Spoken. through just 947 Cumberland Nt., will treat In 00®5 Shipments—Flour, 5,000 bbl3;wneal 13,000 bu; selection. and well found. Enquire of W. 8. JORDAN patients in. and 28 46 in. Looms. All in good condition Mich, car lots..22 50.428 00 Oct 20, lat 5 20 S, Ion 34 55 Gatherer. 20-4 though you were here In person. We keep Christian Science, from I to 5 p. m., dally. straight com, 30,000 bush; oats 0,000 bu; rye 0,000 bush; W, ship A O. for immediate use, a part of the machinery being FARE ONLY $1.00. roller .4 75 do 24 25 Lowell, from Baltimore for Sau Francisco. three short-hand aud and a lm* 50®4 bag... OO4 00. 2.000 bush. typewriters no|jl7 nearly new and of modern manufacture. clear do— Sack’dfir’n barley Vail navi Winter Arrnufrafnn. 4y£@4»/a IIOB MALE-A lodging house on Tremont correspondence clerk, aud are prepared Bower Is supplied by two “Corliss” Engines, stone ground. 35 car lots. .17 18 60 DETROIT, Dec. 4, 1888—Wheat—No 1 White 4Vi®4 00® L street. Boston, Mass.. 18 rooms, all full; to answer all letters of on the EDUCATION A I,. each 48x20 inches with six Tubular Boilers THE erKAMIK* Et Louis do .17 00,410 00 80% c ; Mich Red 81 %c; No 2 Ked81%c. New Inquiry FIRST-CLASS st'gt bag. Patterns furniture, black walnut and painted sets; 4*6x10 feet. Brick L 52x43 feet. 3 stories high, roller.4 00 19 00,420 00 Receipts, 22,8000 bush. they are received. We also have 75®5 Middlings. carpets, tapestry and ingrain. Kent $71 a month. day in which are the boilers and pickers. clear do....4 25®4 60 do bag lots,20 00®22 00 NEW ORLEANS, Dec6,1880.—Cotton strong; Yours for Health Price $900. Cause of selling, sickness. Call or our own photographic appliances, aud Brick office 1 story with basement, 57x25 feet, Winter Wheat Pmiiina. middling 8 13-lGc. address MISS L. FOY, 342 Tremont street. Bos- can send vou of of Mill and Office for gas and steam. JOHN BROGKS and TREMONT Patents.6 5 26 Pork- photos any piece piped 00® I Dec. 18SH.—Cotton LYDIA E. Road tou, Mass. 19-4 ipaaHu u o linit/lln tittii liowf of all wa One frame 2 storyZstoro house, 68x40 feet. CHARLESTON, G, heavy; Gentlemen's leave FRANKLIN WHARF,Portland, Flub. Backs ...15 00® 1 560 Sleighs, MR. CHARLES L. FOX nnu luriMt*» gfi.rv fraiitK Imunlim* hoii.Hft. directIv alternately £ I3-I6c. at 7 In Cod, <> : Clear —14 14 75 middling freight on all goods sold by as to every week day evening o’clock; arriving qtl— GO® PINKHAM’S LMSB M.4LK-NCW milk cows, at TEWKE8- prepay Banforilt Street. opposite mill. .... ■ nnann ....nnanllnn with Bar I (nut. IrAillH for 8hore2 00 i Mess.12 12 MOBILE, Dec. 6,1886.—Cotton Is firm; mid- ■ is in Studio, No. 127 Large 76®3 00® 60 r BURY FARM. Ocean St- Deeriug. 12tf your depot, If it Maine, New Hamp- Nine frame tenement houses dtvlded Into 11 Large Iiiuik2 26ia2 50 i Beet— dling 8%c. points beyond. ... VEGETABLE shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connec- Elementary and advanced instructions in Paint- tenements, part of which have boen recently re- tor Lowell, Worces Small.2 00® 2 25 Ex 5(688. 7 60®8 00 MEJipH Dec. Is mid- “Old Through tickets Providence, ;S, 6,18S6.—Cotton firm; — Comforts,” MAI.E Owner leaving the country will ticut or Massachusets. ing and Drawing from life, with Anatomy aud paired and are In fair condition. New Ac. Pollock.2 75 Plate.... 8 50,49 00 ter, York, 00®2 dling 8% a munih. Six lessons All the above except the hoarding ______iNOKsacrifice for $400, Boarding and Lodging enormous we Sculpture. Term*, 910 buildings, lie,turning, leave INDIA WHAKF, Boston ev- Haddock.1 50®2 00 Ex Plate 9 60® 10 00 The purchases have to In one House in near Boston; furnished a week. Number of lessons optional with stu- house and one tc neinent are located square, week evening at 5 o’clock, Hake.1 26®1 76 Lard- European Markets. COMPOUND, flourishing city make for our three stores is a sufficient ery day and $200 month clear, dents. Students may come mornings most con bounded, Norther y by Academy. Westerly by octltl J. B. COYLK. Jr. Manager H erring Tubs t>..»;%®7c complete, paying per year By Telegraph.] Russian Curtlnll lull; low rent; good location: never guarantee that we buy low, and are al- venlent to them. dec3dlw Second. Southerly bv Temple and Easterly by Scaled .p bx. Tlercea— Is a Positive Core Sleighs, round; always 1C®20c 0%®7c LONDON. Dec. Address J. W. FEK- Water Sts. covering In the whole about 8,000 No 1.13[®lGc Pails.7 ®8 c 6, 1880,-Cousols 100% for changed hands; investigate. ways in a position to save your money nmnov ai.H ini five Hin nnnAiint Mass. 13-12 feet of land. Mackerel bbl—1886. or ALL of those Painful GUKKON 2nd, Lynn, on whatever kinds of re- square p Hams tMb....Ugll% goods you may COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE*. This mill has been in active, and of late, suc- Savannah Is.21 00 do covered. .14414% .„LlVr.KP jOL, Dec. 6, 1886.—Cotton market Delicate Complaints and Boston & Steamship 60®25 troubles and quire to furnish cessful operation up to within a few weeks. tborehore 2s. 12 60®15 00 Oil. Him--uplands at 6y>d; Orleans 6Vid; sales 10,- Complicated Top Sleighs tor Physicians’Use. LOST AND FOUND. The will take the stock in Weaknesses so common TION OP CO-PA RT N EKSHIP.—The parlies purchasing Med. s. Kerosene- OOO li.-lles speculation and export 1000 bales. coal and our Arm ol Shaw, & Co., Is ti Is dis- process of manufacture, tupplle* repair S nail .... Port. among Wives, Mothers, Sleighs of Best and low- DISSOUJ Coding day Company. ® Bet. Pet. «% quality THE at an and iu the on Nov. 27th, KITCHEN, solved hy mutual consent. George G. Powers re- materials appraisal. .'rortiicc. Water While. 8 Daughters. est (trices. city Monday, Kor full and all further Information, SAIMNC DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS. on Central Wharf, a double cliarm tiring on account of ill health. Horace H. Shaw particulars Crannerries— Pratt’s Ast’l.cbbl. 13 ty*Pleasant to to* LOST-Whilepioliably of for watch of an coin THE SITTING and Edwin L. Coding will continue under the old enquire Direct Line from Boston to Savannah. Maine.5 50®6 00 llevoe’s Brilliant. 11 Vi FKuM FOR TASTE, EFFICACIOUS, chain, consisting English gold ROOM, and a miniature in a bloodstone and are alone authorized to slgu In liquida- Cape Cud.. .7 60 Llgonla. AND LAST- compass square style, 00®7 8% City of ltielnmmd New York..Liverpool .. .Dee 7 ^IMMEDIATE H. KDW1NX. rail Pea beans...1 90 Silver Wlute. setting with gold ring and eye-bolt attachment. THE tion. HORACE SHAW, CODING, E. W. CONVERSE, Trustee, CeaweeliMg al Mavnaaah wills all 80®1 7% Germanic.New York..Liverpool ...Dec 11 .INa IN ITS EFFECT. PARLOR, decH13W Medium_1 90 Centennial. Until attached to one ring. A suitable reward GEORGE G. POWERS. liara la petals ia Ike Manila aad Memkweal. 8(>®1 6% Rheatia.New Yolk..Hamburg ...Dec 0 In Pill or m I Liquid, will be given if the be restored to the and wilk rail aad airaairr line* la all Gera, mal t>0®l 76 fttuisins. Vancouver.Portland...... Dec 11 property THE So. #2 Franklin Street, Boston, Liverpool "lozenge fore, (e owner. M. A. HANNA. -Two CHAMBER, ia Plarida. Yellow lives. 1 60®1 65 Muscatel.... 2 2648 00 Servta. New 11 Keeper Lights.” palais York..Liverpool. ..Dec w'L-cnnnuic *un utiuiruPTn.v new Iran .traaarn •( «SO Potatoes, bush, 45®55 1 London Lay’r 2 60®2 87 for $6.) Either PROF. Where schedule of machinery end plans can be Tke elrgaai Ems.New York..Bremen Dee 11 THE DINING BROWN, CITY aad CITY OK St Potatoes 2 50ra3 25 09 TO* LATTER ROOM, seen, or at the mill. tan. rack, I14TU lOnduraLay. 9% 410% Westernland.New York..Antwerp. ...Dec 11 ^ between East Tkare- Unions 2 00 IValencia. SENT BY MAIL hE- lady’s pocket book, TKKHM OP s.lLK.«J,OOOrt,ktl time 1IACOO. will anil rrgalarlr every 75®3 7Vs®8 Alllanca.New York..St Thomas..Dec IB &e L, Bros. Bancroft’s and A. B. THE Ya» 1 to 38 LOST—Aman & Butler’s, .lity, from Healea aad Mavaaaak. Turkeys.14®15 Nnssr. Elder.New York..Bremen Dec 15 FROM OBSERVATION, ON RECEIPT OF FRICK. 32 Union Street. LIBRARY, of sale, balance to be paid January 1,1887. jffCVBA" Middle street, containing money and tickets from ar la W. II HI.VU, I granulated to decs dim Trader. frriski pa.augr apply Chickens.10®11 It.0% Mrs. Pinkham'8 “Guide Health” and confiden- Kenuebunk to Portland. The finder will be re- E. W. COAVRBKK. Fowls 8® 9 I Extra OR OFFICES. NicUrraaa’5 IVkarl, Caagrraa Ml., Heaiou, 0.5% tial CIRCULAR MAILED TO ANT LADY SENDING ADDRESS warded the same at CYRUS LOW- nov22 JUI Walk- Ducks .14 a 15 Seeds. MINIATURE ALMANAC... DECEMBER 7. by leaving _dtdec8 Jlaea., ar jC. DeW. SA.VIPsU.V, ; AND STAMP TO LYNN, MASS. Mention this Pr.per. 278 Middle Street.4-1 Geese 8 a 10 I d ELL’S, iiigten Mlrrel, Union. Top—82%ca)82% Bun rises.7 03 ... 7 44 Seed2 2542 35 rt'*M j. Real Estate for Sale. se30 ThSatATuSmo apples. Timothy Sunsets.4 02i I. 8 14 For Weak Women red a sum of W»: 1 25 9 pocketbook containing Don’t forget to examine the last Issue V 25®2 Clover. .... ®llc Length id day 8 5:1.. .. (... 8fl3m LOST—A and a ticket to Bangor. A suitable to license granted by the Judge of 1 Cheese. , Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham: “About the first of money or this and read about our Moon sets. ... 2.44l"el*nl I ... 7 it 8 In 1 reward will be paid anyone leaving the same at paper special IJl'RSUANTProbate for the County of Cumberland. I offer 1 September, 1881, my wife was taken with uterine PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP tOMPAAY’S Vermont_13%®14% THIS OFFICE.4-1 sale of Ranges, and write us without de- for sale the following described real estate be- N.Y. hemorrhage. The best the physicians factory 13%4,14% styptics to the estate of Thomas G. de- — could did not check it and sin- -:<>t more lay. We will send you cuts and and de- longing Loring, LINE FOB— » Sage. J4%®16 prescribe I B Monday evening, a Lady’s Beaver viz.: A certain lot of land, with the dwell- lb I and more enfeebled. She was troubled with Pro- ceased, Evaporated f> 9® 10c Butler. M-A-RINE NEWS. 1 Fur Collar. The finder will be re- scriptions. the north- of the BROTHERS^ LOST—On suitably ing house standing thereon, situated on Chii/ Central f .euioun. I Uteri, numbness limbs, California, Creamery i> tb... 20®28 lapsus Leucorrhea, CKER warded It Ht this office.2-1 side of Pearl street and the Japan, by leaving northwesterly Palermo.6 00 sickness of 1 he stomach and loss*of appetite. 1 easterly oo®7 Gilt Edge Ver.. .25427 | side of Oxford street. In said Portland, lielng the and and ealeo. PORT OF PORTLAND. a trial bottle of Vegetable Com- South Amwloa Js&UBHF Messina.6 00 a.:'7 00 Choice.17a 18 purchased your first class Upright Piano that we to said deceased Edward A. She said she could discover a premises conveyed by Malagers.... 4 00®4 00 Good.14 a 15 pound. salutary can sell for $250. Please call and see and Dec. noon. the dose. Now she is FOUND—A Noyes, as giiarulan of Joseph C. Noyes, a minor, COLON.....sails Wednesday, 8, Otiiugc*, Store.. .12® 14 MONDAY, Dec. 0. effect from first compara- hear It. NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO*, 10 Free free from the Stomach’s sick- by deed dated May 18, 1871, ami recorded la From New York, hot of Canal St, North Florida.4 2 c 5 00 K«*». Arrived. tively Prolapsus, PIANOS ! W. H. H. Saunders. 2-1 pier Manager. Chamber Sets. Cumberland of Deeds, Book 371, Man *la Tke laiknaa si Valencia Eastern ..20a 27 ness. &o. The hemorrhage is very much better County Registry Klver, (or I'raaclacn extras Steamer Boston for 1(17. Said premises being subject to two Messina and Pa Can & Western.. Cumberland, Thompson, and is less at the regular periods. Her appetite Page 25 aild St John, NB. Tine. Ash, Walnnt, M Alioi-nny to the Maine Savings Hank, on which I'aaana^, Plerino & hx.d 50 d7 00 Limed.22 Eastport is restored, and her general health and strength Cherry, mortgages Great reduction In rates to San Francisco. Cabin Sen Portland Packet. Gardiner, and imitation of Cherrv and l»due about the sum of thirty-one hundred dol- Eastport. are much improved. We feel that we have been BURDETTORGANS. SAVINGS nfOOK L0S1 Mahogany. Steerage |30. Sch White Foam, Ford, Lainolne. lars ; to taxes due the of Portland for the $HO| wonderfully benefitted and our hearts are drawn Paices from $16 to $700 per set; 100 City From San Francisco, 1st and Branuan Sts. Railroad Receipts. Sell Julia Ann, Farker, Deer Isle. Please call and hear the matchless tones of these year 1«8», amounting to about dollars, out in gratitude ‘for the same and in sympathy T1TK have been notified in writing by F. to select from. Write for sixty-three For Jainin nad I’kiaa. Sch Rlenzi. Chatio, we our beautiful Benj. patterns photo- aud to the of dower ol the widow ot the de- FORTLAND. Dec. G. 188- Sedgwick. for other sufferers, for whose sakes allow instruments. Tv Portland, Me., that his book right CITY OF KIO DE JANEIRO sails Dec. Sch Freeman, Torrey. So West Harbor. McKusick, graphs ef Sets and prices, for cash, or ceased. Saturday Received Marne Central Railroad—Knr Fort names to be used.” No. 34,383 is lost, and that he wishes a 11th, at 2 p. m by Sch Blanche Creamer, Benner, Fort N. Y. duplicate balance the week or Unless the same Is otherwise disposed of at pri- ale. 28 cars miscellaneous for cot- Clyde. C. W. EATON, Thurston, issued to him in accordance with the State Law. pari down, by For Passage, or Information mereiianuise; Provincetowu, Deer Isle. TEJCHKTICOIST. vate sale. I shall sell the above described real Freight, general roads 07 cars miscellaneous mereua,- S5I1 Haskell, nu«l Health. MAINE SAVING’S BANK, month. to or address the General Eastern nectiug Sch Bremen. Marriage estate at public auctlou on the on Wed- apply Agents. dise. Capitol, Wiley, bv Alpheus G. Treasurer. Has returned. Room 105, take the elevator. He premises, Sch Port Pa., Nov. 6, 1883. Mrs. E. Rogers, the fifth of A. I). 1887, at K. A. ADA VIM * CO., Georgiaua, Hooper. Clyde. Pittsburg, Lydia Nov. nov23dlaw3wTu» will not remain beyond the middle of tne month. nesday, day January, “As is the case with moth- Portland. 4#1886. three o’clock In the afternoon. Sch W C Pendleton, Webber, Damarlscotta. Plnkham: frequently STOOLS m If yuu desire to make any Improvement In your IIS Mtnlr Mlrrel. Car. Hraaad Ml., Healea. Crain • 1 have tried COVERS, ADELAIDE LORING. Quotations. Sch Chulerella, Nichols, ltound Fond. ers who have reared large families, vision you should call, or seud your address to joio dtl of and the virtue Executrix of the will of Thomas O. Loring. de- CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE. Sch Arrival, Stewart, Brooklin for Boston. the skill of a number physicians, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TUNING TO ORDER. AGENTS WANTED. the Preble soon. Hrgunrnnirea n HI in every Seh H H Sullivan for Boston. of medicines without relief, and as an ex- to ceased. uov23A30Adec7 WHEAT. Huvey, Bickford, many case, and comes here often. Making spec's Sell A G Brooks, Franklin tor 1 concludeb to I am not a or un- Smallage, Boston. periment try yours. ANTED—Live agents for the best and fast- erder for any formation of the face, uny Nov. Dec. Jan. May Sell si eker after but / want to tell you that l \Y7 Furniture. ALLAN LINE. Calais for Nantucket. notoriety Parlor his Mopaug. Farren, v f est article out; usual error of refraction Is specialty. Please Ope ulna.... 78% 79 8G Seh hare been by your medi- selling country rights given. Mary Elizabeth. Duuton. Bootlibay. wonderfully Iwneflttcd SAMUEL Keun for particulars to C. T. & C. H. CUR- give your name to his advance agent, Mr. Burpee, Sch A Kimball. cine. 1 am now fourth Dottle and it THURSTON, stamp ISM. Winter 18S7. Highest. 78% 70% 86% F Kimball, Wlscasset for Boston iislng my 120 Mass. when he calls. If you wish to see better, or obtain Arrangement*. 86 to me RIER, Worthington St.. Springfield I THE lowest. 78% 78% Sch Sadie lor Bos- would take but little BEST"IIn— Kimball, Wiscasset argument persuade : kind. He also Inserts Ifr Kimball, no v 19-4 from. better fitting frames of any ———— 70% 86% ton. that health Is restored. I should like to 3 Street Seventy-eight styles to select 1.1 nrpeel and Penlaad Mai vice. ClOSlngJ.... 78% my fully No. Free Block, Portland. | artificial eyes of the best quality. Cuban tobacco is exported,and conies lar ly to the COHN. widely circulate the fact of its wonderful curative octl4 dtf Hair Cloth from $35 to Plush $45 1 SAILED—Schs Ariadne. Eva May. Emma. $85, Please Notice the following l.etter United States. Consequently From Liverpool utpayiph From Portland Pheba C. KOOTN. STEAMER. powers.” Koop. to Brocatelle $170 to $350, and a well made reliable via Halifax, I via Hall lag. Nov. Dec. Jan. Muv. «pn7 eod&wOmnrm $300, Maine, Oct 27,1885. cigar. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. between these Write Portland, manufactured here from Opening.... 37s/* 38% 43% I all kinds figures. Brown. good THURSDAY, I THURSDAY, Prof. Havana tobacco, must be far I Highest.... 38 38% 44 PORT CLYDE, Dec 4—Sid, sens Suubeamufrom TO KENT- Fine rooms to let in for cuts and We can give Dear Sir: In to yours of-, I am Nov. 11 Sardinian. Dee. 2 Lowest. descriptions. My reply better than one made In Cuba 37% 38% 43% Ninth Haven lor Boston: Republic, do fur do; ROOITIMsuite or single, furnished or unfurnished. from now until Christmas to that through the aid of eye glasses Nov. 25 Polynesian. Dec. 18 HO W IS you special pleased say and sold for like the Closing. 37% 38V* 43% Mopaug, Calais for do; Bi noetic, do tor Nantuck- References required. Call or addrqss 94 HIGH made for me about three years ago, my eyes anything Dec. n ; Peruvian. Dec. 30 for cash or quarter down, balance same Our “N. A «*.” OATS. et: Della. Annapolis, NS, tor Boston ; Gold limi- STREET.(1-1 prices Souave been benefltled and iny vision greatly lui- price. Dec. 23 SAHFtNIAN. Jan. 13 or month. I’lU t K we to be ter. and T B Harris, do for do; Ida Thurlow, from by the week Freight prepaid (roved. Now am able to use both eyes, while be- guarantee Jan. n Polynesian, i Jan. 27 Nov. Dec. Jan. *» A TO LET-Furnished or the best made for the May. Eastport for New York; Leonard, do for do. unfurnished, for ore I \vas to do all my work with one price, Jan. 20 I Peruvian. | Feb. 10 Opening.... 31% at 08 FREE ST.4-1 Holiday goods. obliged and uniform. IO Ar, schs Grace K Stevens, Bangor tor Boston; Roo I Previous to being fitted by you 1 bad several always 31% THIS? We have fine lines of eye. one. accommodations Cabin Highest.... cents, Passenger unequalled. Sea Flower,do for Hlugham; Lizzie ltd:, do for s.ET-Two nice furnished rooms with fur- of glasses made through the advice of everywhere. Try Lowest. 31 s/s f|lO pairs eye *r.n, |05 and 875; intermediate, $30; steerage, Portsmouth. 1. nace water and at No. 22 oecullsts, but must say that In comparison Closing.... 31% heat, gas, closets, good •30. Dec 4—Cld. sens also two fine at with were very defective. SACO, Delhi, Green, Portland; WilinotSt.; very pianos 114^4 Rattan and Red Chains and Rockers, yours they •.For passage apply to II. & A. ALLAN, General J It Budwell, Metcalf, Rockland. Real Scotch 50c Exchange St., at HASTINGS’ WARE ROOMS. Gratefully yours, Agents, 80 State St.. Boston, and C. P. Boston Caps, Gilman M. Wilson. Passenger Stock Market. _1-1 Students’ Chairs and WAI.DKON, 411 Exchange St. ;T P. MeUOWAN. EXCHANGE. Winter 25c Rockers, No. 74 Winter Street.noviadlni [tiy Telegraph.] FROM MERCHANTS’ Boys’ Caps, 423 for or to H. A l.00. an immense stock, and is selling quality, well to need in- Passed Anjler Oct 30, barques Evle Peed, Whit- No. 197 Middle Street. Congress street where they can be furnished with nrwr iinmiu, vrcumv auu str me west These (roods are too kuown any New York Stock and Market. for Boston; Albert the latest at lower than the same irouuctioti, ami ai me price nanieu are a gre.u for Money more, Singapore 31st, ltusscll, dec 4 eodtf styles prices Hue or goods and best Carpet floor In Driving Gloves 75 eents. TBy Telegraph.] Kane, Cherlbon for New York. quality can be bought in Boston or New York. the bargain. All Kinds of hair work done to order. PARIS couutry. NEW YORK, Dec. 6. 1886,-Money on call HAIR STORE. Mechanics* Hall. 2-1 active, ranging from 6 to 16 per cent.; last loan at Memoranda. THE NEW CURE. Opp. REOTEJIRER l 7, closing 6 asked. Prime mercantile paper 4^5 Sch Win T Donnell, ashore on L’Hominedieu, Is \\J AN ED—The public to know that we have the are at work percent. Exchange quiet and steady 4 80%® covered "with ice and wreckers v v the finest stock of Pianos and organs to be A. 44AKMIUR A MON’* fine N. Y. Frencl 4 The vessel cannot be float- 81 4 84. Government bonds dull to cut it away. I"uuu ill »/ V'lkwn is Kid all all land 83%@4 trying Fever J Boots, styles, grades, only and steadv to firm. Railroad bonds moderately ed until she is cleared. T'WafSa8™*™ Catarrh, Hay co., Id Free street. W. H. H. Saunders Man- active and Sch T Donnell was hauled off L’Horame / weak. The stock market closed weak. Win — — 2-1 COE, ANI> ager._ $5.00 PER PAIR. The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre- dieu Shoal morning of the Oth by tug Storm King Department good Protestant Bedding gated 480.205 shares. and towed into Vineyard-Haven. She is leaking \17.ANTKD—A capable girl, COLD IN THE HEAD. Y Y either Dane or Nova for No. 197 Middle Street. me iouowing are tit-day's quotations of Govern 250 strokes hour. Scotian, genera! llalr Mattresses, Wool Mattresses, Kx- per must come ment securities: Sch Col Mill I of Duuton, has housework; well recommended. Cal! ken, Bath, Capt ■ Feathers, Feather at s H from 8 eelslor Mattresses, St. United States bonds, 3s.100% been wrecked at Moraut Cay. Crew saved. A sure and speedy cure guar *nteed by the use Cougrcss street, to 10 o’clock, a. m. BROWN 9 Congress totally 2-1 Feather Beds, Beds, ol Pure New 4s, reg.....128% No particulars of one bottle. No snuff nor disagreeable inhaler, Pillows, Spring Absolutely This sale lasts but a few Conn New 4s, coup.129V4 Sell D H Mullen, of and from Rock- but an and cure. Price $1.00, ANTED—A few all kinds and Prices awaj special days. Ingraham, agreeable positive more customers for a qualities. and be fitted. New4%s, reg .110% land for Richmond, struck on Hereford 6th. and securely mailed. Y Y choice article of Pork & Lard. down. early Ale -—eodeo^^ Send or- Bass’ New 4%s, will be a total wreck. Four of the crew safe. Address with 1 otter English coup.110% postal note, ders soon; goods raised and fattened hj goods sent by mail Central Pacificllsts-.116% Sch New Packet, of Mlllbridge, Capt Strout, I at “Stonehedge” and —AND— myself packed In quantifier without extra charge. Denver dt R. Gr. lsts.119 from Calais for Boston, with boards and shingles, ^ H. A. to suit, s, s. SOULE, South Freeport. 1-1 Iliingiiig Lamps, Dinner and Tea Bets, SPICES. Erie 2ds.101% went ashore morning oth on Marshfield Beach, WOOD, ANTED—A or Kansas Pacific Mass, and remains, up. Crew safe. The Kox 31 >, New Iteiliord IVln**. W gentleman steady habits \ STO U The superiority of Ihese spleen hiiu mustards con- Consols.106% high YY 35 of and Order a Diuuer Set for Christmas. Missouri Fishing schr Nellie Florence, tons, Leave Boston and Eastern Cities every month lars enquire of O. D. RICE, 261 Commercial St. THE SOUL 01 ROOMS, Pacific.116% her anchors at “WILL IS I New Jersey port, Mass, broke from Rockpon Low rates Address, 12-tf corner of Central. 63 Vs _ CoagrrM M|., Catco. Northern 2d inst and drifted to sea. Being unable to ge> & Pacific. 30% bill WAKNFIt It HO*. A (HONBY, tlnnn CO., and Baker’s Grea back and himself near Wood Island WORK,” curt*, no (or medicine. Fonanlu do pref. "65 finding YlriiMhiiii*ton ItoMion, Hbm. WANTED. No pay. only the decided to run his vessel ashore.be grr*. Ml., fror captain nov9 eodlm to sell lion aad ftC lamination free Qfllae hours MORTGAGE COMPANY. Northwestern..120 the of The crew nianagei pbattn patent will work won Northwestern preferred. 141% log only way escape. BUTTON American Specific 0 a. m auggrttf to ashore and returned home by rail. Agents EAHTENEK. Addm ; ISAAC C. New York Central. 116% get PRATT ATKINS^, Manager E Woodliull MANUFACTURING CO., Mass iPITAL, New & St. Port Jefferson, Dec ti-Bch Mary Boston, in aches am 1 $600,000 York,|Chicago Louis....'..’. ". 16% ashore here las novOdttt ders alleviating of Searsport, Capt Clossou, came __ ™ feet water u F«tory, i Ohio Central.. night, during the ga.e and has four Wil 50 cents. DEBENTURES All — to float her n CUREI euro 1 du them ior n pains.* druggists. AND — her hoid. VV leakers have contracted hen imt Ohio; &:miss.. 00 | b»y liman merelyFITS! to stop Every Evening. eodtfeT euro. nova Out. & Baltimore, Dec 5—Sell Bradford C Freucb, fo time and then have thorn return again, I moan a radical Open Western. 21% or Guaranteed Farm has been but came off and pro I have made the disease of fits, F.IMJ.KI’SY FALLINU Can be Enriched In Flarur by u.ln , Mortgages Oregon Boston, ashore, to cure WANTED! Trauscon. o71/; HICKNESS a lifelong study. I warrant myromedy AN ENERGETIC, Electric on 3 om« r.M. ltF.FRRF.Y4 K«. eeeded. ■•*„' the worst cane*. Boom to no reason for GO-AHE AD MAN Floors other* have fulled la Lights NEW YORK. VI* 5 — toclieco who has Flm Nat. luh NEW YOflUL Pttnaim Delaware Breakwater, Dec Sch Dot now receiving a cure. Send at uuc* (<>r a treatise and a either had experience and been sm-ces- 1 dec2 dtf im/4 iSTOM, M own •'least. ft,* ,B ***. Bank, BUBTO*. Maine, is ashore abreast of tb Free Dottle of my lufallible tilve Express and Post ful, or who has the ability and Pullman stone loaded, from remedy, energy to succeed CONSUMPTION,for the atxm dlinmne ; by ita•• • I liil.AMU.rHU. lit*, fell St. 7ikN*cBk..PHllAl>tLrHUL Palace. .142 ©fflee. It costa you for a and I wlUcnre you. I have apoeltlre remedy outside of Delaware Capes, and wll nothing trial, to act as General Agent for an old and of long a an dim KANSAS CITY, :ik A Dal Sw. KANSAS Ctrl Read 1 Fog Signal, 1 Dr. H. Q Tort. and promlneu « thousand* of chmi of the worat kind Am. Nat Bulk. ng.1 48% 1S3 Pearl 8t.9Now BELL'S ROOT, Crew safe. , Life for a desirable CIDER BARRELS. eo ts faith in t Hock pi obabl.v go to pieces. _Addresa Company district Tosucln bav« been cured. Indeed, strong my ltaefljeae for fftlr* of IntormU and Ikill inforaMiMa Island....127 D Hobson, of Wlscassel man rare TWO EOltoBS FREE, together with a V AL Hr Louis & Han Bath, Dec 0- Tug 8 Inducements will he ollored Ad.tres, that I will Bead Fran. 34% TTTT Q A PT?P mwb«foun(1onllleatQe( barrel, lint received on thl* disease, to any sufferer. Utveei »E*1> FUR PAMPHLET. aleak and sunk here to-day. She will b iSss^AwaSHS P1 : stating age mid references. KINK lot ul wd lor ».,l I' ABLE TREATISE Spiced Seasoning do prel. 70% spruit: J Xl-lO J li> P.ltowell & (Jo's Nhv. i^pape KR. t.a.SUKUM,t.i r.«i#».k.i raised. Advert IslUR Bureau l»KA H ER by K. STANf.KV* SOX, 410 Pure Btr.v ( I >»'• 1st prel.116 (Vj Hnruco HtreetL where advwrti i «j.. A nuts dim f ded (Iflewr York city. In* contracts amyl* made for It IN fcpW YORK uovis-d&wim IALhanw] n. v Portland. seprjdtl uovfl

CITY GOVERNMENT. Till] [CONTINUED FROM FIRST I'AGE.J Oils of ade- that the laws of the PKES8. our land system ns to prevent several States are in- MARRIACES. NKW ADVKBTIHBJIKMTM. of District Attorneys and a compila- operative to regulate rates of S° ils she compensating quate estimate; but It apiiears by transportation loux Marshals, and the latter subject iscommeud- tion from the Comm ssloner of upon railroads, If such TUESDAY DEC. 7. Regular Monthly Meeting of the oocuptaldTS reports of the regulation interferes In this city, Dec. 4. by Kev. Henry Blanchard. MORNING, th1prnis.nCe to the for its action in the inter- the General Immediate with the rate of from one Board Laat Ex-Mayor was ed Congress Land Office that the carriage State into Chas. N. Alexander and Miss Hattie Gertrude Evening. King requested to present to effect in to a another. This - est of economy the government and hu- leading cases which iiave come important field of control and Skillings, both of Portland. ivc;w ii>uitt’nsi:.ui:.vri> to-oav “ final been thus *"SS manity. fairness and Justice to our people. deterininatiou, has been tlie restoration regulation having left entirely un In Oorliam. Nov. 24, by Kev. Frederick A. Bran- isffisaw?™"'1™"-" to the of and THE INDIAN mass of latids of i,750,000 acres; occupied, the of federal action doll, James A. Harmon Buxton Miss Della AMUSEMENTS. The Claim for Additional Port- QUESTION. public expediency of Gorham. City’s that ~,3<0,000 acres art* embraced in investi- upon the subject is worthy of A. Robinson New Church of the of the interior consideration. 27. Ira W. and Miss Christmas Christmas Sale and limS'S* x.'Hmji The report Secretary In Lisbon. Nov. Houghton Mods! Sapper. land & Ogdensburg Stock. rUStet? gallons now pending before the department t-AMTAr. AJtl) I.AIlOlt. Mrs. m. a of the K us both of Turner. NEW Thompson \\ 1. was presents comprehensive summary or the Lizzie F. sell, ADVERTISEMENTS. atnj Thompson courts, and that the action of Congress Poland. Nov. 23. Robert Moore of Au- As an inducement to we shall of- referred batik ip allow of the presentation work of the various branches of the public lias been of The relations of labor to capital and of In East early purchasers 'Hines Brothers—3. of asked to effect the restoration amt Miss Addle M. l’nlslfer of Auburn. of more evidence in tile case of Mrs. service connected with his department, and laboring men to their employers are of burn City Portland—Noticeot Petition. Measures to Hannah 2,790,000 acres besides which four the lu Nov. 21, Charles K. Spollurd and fer the in our Christmas Picked Refund the Maturing Thompson. the and recommendations which additional, utmost concern to every Boothbay, following special bargains up Adrift. suggestions million acres Iiave been withheld from reser- patriotic citi- Miss Lettic L. Kelley, Wanted—Situation. Joseph A. Joy was it contains for the improvement of the ser- zen. When these are strained and dis- Goods Municipal Debt. appointed a special po- vation, and the rights of entry vliereon main- departments: We Take No Back Seat. liceman without vice should receive your careful considera- torted, unjustitiablc claims are to nay. tained. I recommend the of tlie Pre- apt lie DEATHS In Proposals For Furnishing Stone. I pon the of the tion. The exhibit made of the condition of repeal insisted upon by both interests, and In plush covers, plain and Roses—lYter petition Street Sprinkling emption and Timber Culture acts, ami that the Albums, embossed, Peterson, Florist. Company to for our Indian and the progress of controversy which results, the welfare Notice Ordered of Petitions for lay .pipes supplying their population tlie homestead so as to bet- of white and a,,d Brokori' carts laws lie amended all and the of the C. Emma Case Marsh, wife spring clasps, colored at- with water, the Mayor reported that the work for their enlightenment, notwith- ter secure require- prosperity country are At Woodfnrds, Dec. leaves, especial x,r,>u’»^.iBi,,,kuw compliance with their A. Marsh, pastor of the First Necessary Legislation. the petitioners had been given leave to with- standing the many embarrassments which ments of Any intervention of the gen- of the Kev. Charles tention is called to the : Mesmerism—Congress Hall residence, of improvement and cul- jeopardized. Church, aged 31 years 2 mouths. following prices draw as far as their related to hinder the better administration of this im- eral government within the limits of its con- Congregational Spelling—Owen. Moore & Co. petition Con- tivation for tlie period of five years from copy.) Horse For Sale. gress street and that the committee portant branch of the service, is a stitutional authority to avert such a condi- [Thomaston papers Lot No. $2.00 worth $2.75 would gratifying date of entry without commutation or pro- on Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o’clk, I, Wanted The regular of the make a and funds tion should be accorded. [Funeral Immediately, monthly meeting City further report at some future time. hopeful one- The appropriated vision for I al- willingly In a spec- at the Church. Woodford*. In speculative relinquishment. ial Congregational Lot No. 2.50 worth 3.00 Insolvency. Council was held last evening. The City Treasurer was authorized to for the Indian service for the fiscal year just so message transmitted to this at In Poland. Dee. Mrs. Hannah True Denning, 2, Tea give recommend tlie repeal of tlie desert Congress 6, An Sets—Portland Co. a deed of a lot of land at the foot of passed, with the available income from In- its last session ! suggested the 83 years 4 month*. Lot No. 2.62 All VSclamn Trading In Board of Hanover land laws unless it shall be tlie enlargement aged 3, worth 3.25 Skates—Charles Day. Mayor and Aldermen. street to John I.. Brackettt. dian land and trust in all of our present labor bureau aud lu Gardiner, Xov. 21, Emerson Chapman, aged io Let—Up-stali-s moneys, amounting pleasure of the Cougress to so amend adding to Tenement. The and all the from the lower Board in to $7,850,775.12, were for the service its present functions the power of 60 years- Lot No. 4, 2.75 worth 3.50 Mayor presided, members Papers passed ample these Inws as to render them less liable to arbitra- In Nov. Mrs. Hannah, wife of Elbert MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. concurrence and the under the conditions and restriction of laws tion in eases where differences arise between Paris, 23, were present. meeting adjourned. abuses. As the chief motive of an evasion Clifford, aged 67 years. Lot No. 3.50 worth 5.00 Christmas Ooods—Chas. their There re- employer and When these 5, Day. Ir> regulating expenditure. of the laws and the cause of their employed. dif- In Gardiner, Nov. 20, George M. Wentworth, PORTLAND & OODENKIlLliO. Common Council. maiucd a principal ferences reach such a balance on hand on June 30, 1880, result is land stage as to result in the Bo years. Mirrors of all kinds and and them we Tbe of accumulation instead of land aged sizes, among Mrs. Chas. of following communication was receiv- Records were read, amended and $1,000,023.30, of Which $1,337,768.21 are interruption of commerce between the States Smith, .times, Ohm, writes: ‘*1 ap- distribution, the facility with which transfers offer three : ed from permanent funds, for fulfillment of treaties arc the application of tills by the special have used every remedy for Sick Headache I City Solicitor Symonds: proved. Absent, Messrs. II. P. and made of the right intended to be remedy general NEW ABVKKTINHIHBNTM. bargains J^vey and other like purposes and the remainder, government might be regarded as could hear of for the fifteen Parker. secured to settlers; it may be deemed entirely I lot with Plush Frames at 17c worth 25c past years, hut Car- Portland, Me., Nov. 18,188U. $322,255,051), is to be carried to the within its constitutional powers. And ter’s Little subject advisable to provide legislation some I i.,vcr Pills did me more than lion. Chariot J, of Port- SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT. surplus fund es- by think we might CITY OF POIITI-4IVD. good Chapman, Mayor as required bjr law. The guards and checks tlie alienation of reasonably hope that such I lot with Plush Frames at 34c worth 50c ail the dec7 d&wtw land: Mr. Gatley offered an order in of timates presented for for the upon arbitrators, Tf carefully selected and rest.__ place the appropriations homestead rights and lands covered thereby if en- Dear one sent ensuing fiscal year amount to or titled to the confidence of the to I lot with Plush Frames at$2.00 worth $2.50 Christmas Goods Sir:—You win remember that at the down from the upper board at the $5,008,873,04, until patents issue. Last an Executive parties be Notice of opening Wednesday, Dec. 8, $442,380.20 less than year would be volu Petition. meeting of the bondholders under the mort- those laid before the was affected, iturily called to the UHAU1.KS Day, 24i mn)d|,. street. special meeting in November to proclamation issued, directing the re- In Board ok and l I lot Christmas small at 3 cents. um2t ol the A: last, appoint Congress last year. The present of settlement of controversies of less extent Mayor Aldkrmkn, Cards, sizes, age Portland Ogdensburg it. K. system moval of fences which inclosed the December 1880. I dated a committee of five Couucilmen, with such agencies, while and public and not within the (till, Company, Nov. 1,1871, for the organi- absolutely necessary domain. Many of these have been removed necessarily domain of ORDEItRl): That the City Clerk be directed I lot Christmas Cards at 5 cents. f"r the Federal I am brikf jottincs. zation of the new corporation, the as the upper board may join, to confer with V- management of our In- in obedience regulation. of the opinion forthwith to cause the notice to be following dian to such order but much of the following pub I lot easel notice was filed in behalf of the and re- attairs, and.for the ends in view, when that this suggestion is the llshed in accordance with the statute to Christmas Cards, with Ami now city, the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association iu public land still remains within tlie lines of worthy relating shape,decorated it is said tiie corded ns a it was adopted, iu the of attention of tlie of for case of J. E. Cady part of the proceedings of that is, present stage these unlawful fences. Tlie meth- Congress. But after notices petitions legislation. view of petitioning the Legislature for an Indian ingenious all has been done the ribbon at 50 cents. against Officer Usher has not meeting: management, inadequate, standing ods resorted to by passage of been settled. act the of in order to continue these laws, OF [Here follows the authorizing city Portland to vote ■done for the accomplishment of an either Federal or State, to relievo the ilTlf PORTLAND. There was no of notice by the on object trespasses aud the hardihood of tlie situa- I lot Cards trimmed with satin and cord to meeting the Teachers’ As- to the a site for the soldiers’ monument at the which has become in its preten- full of much Notice of Petition* for .l fringed city bondholders under the pressing impor- ces by which in some cases such tion, solicitude, more remains propox sociation last municipal election next March. tance— the inclosures lion ut the urn Nmion of the evening. mortgage from the Portland & more rapid transition from tribal are to be accomplifhed by the reinstatement and Le«i*> match $1.00. Og- order justified are fully detailed in tlie of The schooner Ellen S. densburg liailrond Tlie was passed and concurred iu by organizations to of such report cultivation of a true American lature .Main*. Bailey, Gardiner, Company to Samuel E. citizenship portions of tlie Secretary of the Interior. Tlie re- sentiment, f’l'rn.g et the upper board. On the part of this board of the Indians as are of which the of Public notice is hereby given that tlie following These Cards are all new in and are sold at upon the umriue is als., trustees, dated November 1 capable civilized life, moval of the recognizes American • design railway Jfrozen on and ef- Messrs. A. G. fences still remaining which in- equality for will be to the IZ _■ 18M. The notice was that Spring, Abbott, Dewey, Gat- \\ hen the existing system was the citizenshio. This, in the IMit nf mr fi'Ufti- I petitions legislation presented the claims adopted, vmv'm I *>th nit., when Howard T. is to to same time buted lardely to the country’s evening. There was an have its right determined in control, cling the habits and customs for various causes, a net increase prosperity. side line of Portland Street In said City. I JOHN enjoyable entertain- equity. northerly LITTLE & of their Thaugii this agency has advanced CO. ■Second. tiie ancestors remains for thorough- ment and Upon vote of the new corporation Rlackstone, former discount clerk of the and struggle with persist- the year of 20,658 names. From (4) Petition by the City of Portland that a Com- savory supper. to issue ence the Jan. ly, its investigation touching the subjects it mission be created act of the ANNUAL OPENING OF the amount of stock which the city Canal National wrote to his against change of life which their 1,1861,to Dec. 1,1885,1967 private pension may by Legislature There will be a Bank, wife that has in charge should, other to take for and In behalf of said of all meeting of Portland artists claims, the other bondholders can the altered circumstances press upon them. But acts had been passed and since the last men- among things, charge City oppose lie had pilfered the institution of the be applied to the home the public lands, fiats, shores and rights In tide- and amateurs at the rooms of carrying out of that vote bv in $25,000, barbarism and civilization cannot live to- tioned date, and during the last sesion of the practically produc- the Portland proceedings tion at a low cost of articles of food which watersilu and near Back Cove at said Portland, equity instituted by them. committee of directors have been hard ut gether. It is impossible that such Congress 644 such acts became laws. It •Society of this at incongruous are with power upon such terms as the Leg- Art, afternoon 4.30 o’clock, 1 conditions should seems to me now from abroad. Such an in- advise that the latter course be work trying to ascertain Ills methods and co-exist on the same soil. that no one can examine our imported islature shall to fill, improve, CHRISTMAS for the pursued. novation will of course in prescribe, occupy, GOODS. of the purpose forming a code establish- A vote of the new They are a portion of our people, are under pension establishment and its necessarily lease and sell the to lauds and corporation jto issue the the amount taken. The books have been operations be within same; acquire We Invite the to the of our without beginning the domain of in- to the same in public before purchasing their Good* to examine ing prices be paid for models the coming amount of stock which tiie city claims can authority government, and have a being convinced that through its in- rights by purchase, and take the cordially Holiday be thoroughly searched, the cash accounts peculiar claim telligent experiment, and the in exercise of the of eminent domain for our choice and extensive assortment of season. passed for the purpose of raising the legal fig- upon and are entitled to the strumentality justice cau be very nearly subject right public care every stage should receive all possible en- purposes. question, and with the that ured again and again, the notes scrutinized fostering and protection of the nation. done to all who are entitled under present The sale of reserved seats for the Wheel- understanding I he couragement from the Government. The in- Read, passed and sent down for concurrence. opportunity is to be given to all with and government cannot relieve itself of this laws to the pension bountv of the govern- men’s persons op- great vigilance, the correspondent’s terests of millions of our citizens in Attest, GKO. C. BURGESS, City Clerk. ball will begin tomorrow at 0 posed to present the involved to responsibility until they are so far trained ment. But it is undeniable that cases exist engaged FRENCH AND GERMAN Questions accounts gone over with the are involved In an In Common Council. 1 ENGLISH, NOVELTIES. a. m. the court for decision. if greatest care. and civilized as to be able to well entitled to relief in which the agriculture enlargement Checks will be given out at 7 a. m. Then, any parties wholly manage Pension and December 6th, 1886. in interest resist At last, as we learn from undoubted authori- anil care for themselves. The Bureau is to improvement of the results of their la- j In Fancy Hood* which in point of will our effort*. The the city’s claim, they can paths in powerless aid. The really wor- Read and In concurrence. variety surpass previous All the number of seats to be sold to one per- which bor, and a zealous regard for their welfare passed choice and handsome were apply to the court to restrain the carrying of ty, the committee have discovered the meth- they should walk must l>e clearly thy cases of tills class are such as only lack Attest, L. CLIFFORD WADE, Clerk. goods selected with great care expressly for Christmas son will be limited to six. It is the vote into marked out for and misfortune the should be a willing tribute to those whose Gifts and are marked at expected effect, and so the question will ods which the frauds them, they must lie led by kind or quantity of proof Approved Dec. 6lh, 1886. popular prices. We can only enumerate a few by were committed, or returns are a main source of our Fancy that every seat will be taken before be fully raised and determined. guided until they are familiar with the which the law and regulations of the bu- productive C. J. CHAPMAN, Mayor. Hoods. Rich, choice novel and novelties In twelve and furthermore that for progress and power. The existence of cheap Leather, Bronze, Brass and It docs not seem to me to be to gery wo« added to way and competent to assume the duties and reau require, or which though their merit is pleu- By order, GEO. C. BURGESS. City Clerk. Wood Articles never before seen in the o’clock. right give the cattle of various market. our opponents the at the the crime of embezzlement. responsibilities of our for some other reason cannot be ro-pneumonia among The advantage start of citizenship. Progress apparent, States has led to dec7-14-21__ One lot Work Boxes at 19 cents and 25 cents each. young Misses, who compose the club a vote the new in this great work will continue dealt with burdensome aud in some by corporation against the The ordinary routine of notes only at the justly through general laws. known as s discounting slow cases disastrous restrictions in an Collar andCuff the “Jolly Eight” desire to ex- city claim, when the claim is made in good present pace and great expense unless These conditions fully justify application to important Hand Han,dKT!,l^#n.d,Jl0Je B,,xfH’ Boxes, Ganze, is for the notes to he handed to the direc- the branch of our aommerce, threatening to af- Painted Satin and Ostrich Feather Fans; also Uridal, press their grateful faith and only a direct and immediate ad- system and methods of management Congress and special enactments. But resort Reception a«^ Presen- acknowledgements to tors to are fect and of our food tation Fans from $1.00 to $12.00 each. judication upon it is sought, and when at the pass upon them. After the directors unproved to meet the changed condition to Congress for a special pension act to over- theuuantity quality sup- their friends who so and ply. This is a matter of much liberally patronized same time the new corporation is controlled hare decided whether will them urgent demands of the service. The rule the deliberate and careful determination iuiportance their fair they accept and of such that held at the residence of Frank B. by the city. agents having general charge and of the Pension Bureau on the merits or to far-ceaching consequences LzEATHER. GOODS. they are handed to the discount clerk who supervi- I it will the BLANKETS! I inclose to a sion in cases of secure favorable action hope engage serious attention of Allen, Esq., on Saturday afternoon and eve- you draft of a vote, such as 1 many more than 5000 In- when it could not be Card lists them, or, in other them on over the Congress. To the end that such a reme- Shopping Bags, Wallets, Purses, Vases, Cigar Cases, Glove and Handker- About propose should be passed for this purpose at words, puts diana, scattered large reservations and expected under the most liberal execution of ning. fifty dollars net cash was real- burdened dy may be applied as the limits o I a coestitu- chief Satchets, Hand Painted. Novelties in Whisk Broom Nickel the next meeting of the Portland & Ogdens- the list. They are then passed to the cashier with the details of accountability general laws, it must be admitted, opens the Holders, and ized, with w'hich these for tional of power to the General Brass, 7o cents to $1.50. young misses hope to burg Railway, and submit to you that such who his initials funds and supplies, have time to look door to the allowance of questionable delegation puts and the dats on them claims, Government will I commend to the Silk Plush make some poor heart also wish action should be taken at that time. If the after the industrial training and and presents to the Legislative and Execu- permit, Stationery, Boxes, satin lined, containing paper aud envelopesP at 89 glad. They in order to show when improve- consideration of the the to matter is delayed, the tendency is to resist they passed through ment of a few Indians The are tive branches of the government Congress report of cents, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 each. express thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Allen for his only. many applica- the Commissioner and his the city’s claim more and more, and I think hands, and that ho has looked them over. neglected and remain idle—dependent con- tions concedediy not within the and suggestions con- UNDERWEAR! their law, kindness in epening their house to will ditions not cerning the interest intrusted to his you agree with me that in view of the Then they are handed back to the discount favorable for progress in civil- plainly devoid of merit, but so surrounded care, PLUSH ALBUVIS AND them. amount involved ization. The SCRAP BOOKS. arge it is important to clerk to remain'in his compensation allowed these by sentiment and patriotic feeling that they CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. have the as keeping. agents and the are hard to Stock and Lower Prices! question decided soon as possible. conditions of the service are resist. I suppose it will not lie The continued operation of the law relat- Larger PERSONAL^ It will be easy to see how Mr. not calculated to secure denied UMBRELLAS. Very truly yours, ingenious the workmen who that claims for pensions are made ing to our civil service has added the most JOSEPH W. Blackstoue’s method was. He made notes are fitted by ability and skill to without merit, and that have been John A. Svmonds, proDerly many al- convincing of its and use- Never iu the of oar ®*b4» Silk Capt. Gallagher, of the Montgom- and direct lowed proofs necessity history dry goods L mbrellas with Silver Mounted Handles at $8.35. City Solicitor. of his own, say one for $500, for plan intelligently the methods upon fraudulent representations. This fulness. It is a fact worthy of note that !ifle I0.4 8® ,iBC.h ery Guards, is confined to his house with instance, best to produce the most lias been declared from experience have we offered as line an as- **lk Umbrellas, mounted with Ster- The accompanying vote, referring the mat- adapted speedy re- the Pension Bureau, every public officer who has just idea of his nOn<« claimed, passed. opportunity when he was as tel- ith an anxious desire to missioner that there requirements. »a“dke"'>«*'*’ ««*»’ Mr. Ed. Armand, tho banjoist, has been acting paying devise some plan are now paid by the The meaning of such restraint and pretec- $1.50, now 89 cents. HcmstHeibed 1lanilkerchlefil*""** THE MUNICIPAL DEBT. in the absence of Mr. of operation by which to secure the government 131 different rates engaged at Keith & ler, Peters, and would welfare of pension, tion is not appreciated by those who want Heavy Gray Blankets, slight ly imper- Jackets. Skirts. Batchelder’s, Boston, for The Finance committee in of the Indians and to relieve the as lie estimates from the best Legglns, Jersey Jackets, Ladies’ and reported regard pay the discount to himself. us treasury information he places under the government, regardless of LentazJ£?&anl1u Bi Lents’ the season. slips Let far as can obtain fect, $1.98 pair. Milk.Hosiery, Fancy Suspenders, Ladies’ Nurse and to the of the possible from the support of an idle that nine thousand of those who merit and nor those insist Aprons, Aprons refunding Municipal Debt, that say the $500 note was in the name efficiency, by who nice all Wool im- th F. E. of a per- and dependent population I recommended have served in the army or of the that the selection Very $8.00 slightly Carving Cloths, Tray Cloths, Black and Boothby, Esq., general passenger the of navy Uni- for such places should rest rfS>Jjj*nr ,,dr<“1n’ r2w*V*v\?pkl,,x’ probably largest part the bonds fall- son who was not a customer of in my previous annual message the ted States are now in perfect White Blankets $5.00. Bargains for Black ami agent of the Maine with Mrs. regular the passage supported, whole or in upon a proper credential showing active par- ,'oods: Holiday Gifts, Colored Central, Booth- ing due of a law from These are a most wonderful barirain BhadamesR?rtSS ami Faille July 1, August 5, and Novemberll, bank. It would not be credited to authorizing the appointment of part, public funds or by organized char- tisan work. mean to Francais; also rich ( rape Silks for evening” wear. by, Mr. J. E. 1887 and him, but a They public officers, if FanS’ Blabon, Esq., president of the January l, 1888, amounting to #820,- commission as an instrumentality auxiliary ities, exclusive of those in the Soldiers’ not their official the ana are cheap ror any one to buy If not Board of 000, will have to be when he came in and asked if his note was to those lives, only opportunity Trade, and Mrs. Blabon are in Ban- provided for by refund- already established for the care of Home, under the direction and control of the afforded them to attend to business, wanted for two years. lng. An additional sum of between discountedthe discount clerk would him the Indians. It was that public gor, visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gibson and #25,000 give designed this com- govomment. Only thirteen per cent, of these and they mean to the good people of the Mended part wool Bed Blankets $2.25 and #50,000 is in addition a mission should be are while Mr. and Mrs. C. C. required to the slip of paper with the amount on it to be composed of six in telli- peasioners, of the entire number couutry the better performance of the work Fine quality strictly all Wool Bed Prescott. amuMUL ui me uuiiaing loan gent and capable three to be of men furnished for the X. JOHN LITTLE sinking fund, passed to the teller. persons, detail- late war of the government. It is Blankets & CO. P. II. O. J. and and the committee recommended that paying These slips lie ed from the like 20 exceedingly strange $$.25. Kennedy, Kimball, Juo. G. such army, having practical ideas up- something per cent., including their that the scope and nature of this reform are N. B.—We advise our to visit our store sum be in made out and as on 10, 11 and 12-quarter White Bed patrons in the morning in order to avoid of New raised addition to the paying teller, he paid the the subject of the treatment of Indians widows and relatives, have been or are now so little Walsh, Fork; W. II. Blodgett, Bar- 8826,000. understood, and that so many Blankets a the preat rusu which we are sure to have Inter in the During the next ten the to himself and interested in their in the receipt of mensions. The \ niori/>on things in such line assortment uny day. ton E. C. years, maturing debt money and when the notes ma- welfare, and that it not included within its plan are called its Uec‘ Lauding; Wheatley, Meriden, Ct.; will should be a by one can make a good probablylexhaust the sinking fund and. tured charged, under the direction of the people, with and grateful name. cavil purchase. ______Robert A. the he paid them by discounting another patriotic regard When yields more fully to exam- __uti Stewart, London, Eng.; Rev.Rob- committee recommended the of Secretary of the Interior, with the inanatm. for our too broad and (tray Bed Blankets also in all wool passage note in the ex-soldiers, too sacred ination the system will have additions ert an order that the same way. nient of such matters of detail to be bv large at low Nourse, Washington, D. C.; Henry Lunt providing Finance Com- as cannot monopolized any special advocates, to the number of its friends. Our civil ser- grades prices. mittee procure a steel plate for The notes were not left with the present organization be are not and and New Blank- Quincy; Geo. M. F. A. printing four behind by Mr. properly only willing anxious that vice reform may be in some of its Fancy Style Wrapper North, Cleveland; per cent in and and and exact imperfect bonds, principle payable ‘twenty- Blaelt6tone but the on the books successfully conducted, which pre- equal justice should be details; it may be misunderstood and ets now on sale. Starkey, Detroit, Mich.; A. P. M. fa ve years, but only figures sent done all op- (Spitz, optional after fifteen years, different phases, as the Indians them- to honest claimants for pen- ; it not be i and to show how the rascality was posed may always faithfully ap- Powers. J. F. McNnltv. f!ha«. A Ilfvin nnri I rmcipal interest are to be payable at accomplished. selves differ in their progress, needs, dis- sions. In their sight, the friendless its I It was plied; designs may sometimes miscarry J. M. ortland and Boston, the committee to a most ingenious system and position and for or and destitute Standish, of Boston, were among the pro- proba- capacity improvement soldier, dependent on through mistake or willful intents; mav vide for the issuing and of bonds in could not immediate the aid of such public if otherwise SILK disposal bly have been accomplished but self-support. By charity, entitled, sometime tremuie unaer tlie assaults of its arrivals at the Falmouth Hotel such manner as a HANDKERCHIEFS. yesterday. the Council deems commission much unwise and has the same City best. lurme afforded useless ex- precisely right to share enemies or languish under the file was opportunity by filling the of in the misgulided RINES report accepted and the order penditure money, waste of materials and provision made for BROTHERS. The those who zeal of impracticable friends, but if the dlt Ministers’ Meeting. passed. Statemehts of the paying teller’s position so and last efforts their peo- dec7_ city’s indebted- often, unavailing might be avoided; and it fought country’s battles as those better of this ever submit to the ban- Yesterday the usual ness at date were is ple country morning monthly read, Tne total indebted- summer for so long a time. Another proof hoped that this or some measure which able, through friends and influence, to push ishment of its from the Ministers’ ness in bonds is trust the wisdom of their claims. underlying psincipie Meeting was held in the Y. M. 83,964,500, funds 813,- of the perfidy of lllackstone rests in the fact Congress may better.devise to Every pension that is granted of their government will 000; total The supply the of the under our operation they C. A. rooms, Rev. Dr. Dalton 83,977,500. following is a that the deficiency present system present plan upon any other abandon the surest guarantee of the presiding. statement of the bonds paying teller, whose office he may receive consideration and than actual 'safety CHINA your the grounds service and TEA 1. or SETS! There was an outstanding April ap- injury and success of American institutions. I excellent attendance. 1877, December 6,1886, and the abused, was the very man who had been his be disease incurred in such decrease: propriate legislation provided. The time service, and every invoke for this reform the cheerful and un- An address was delivered Rev. L. II. kindest friend is ripe for the work of such an instance of the many in which An Accident w Sometimes Benefit by Municipal^...$2,195,200 $ 889,000 $1,306,200 and who had always taken in agency. There pensions are grudging support of the Congress. I renew ill Many TUESDAY Hullock on K- 787,000 is less opposition to the education and train- increased on other grounds than the “The Element of Worship in our U i?1 L,K 641,000 246,000 his protege the greatest pride. In fact merits my reconfcnendation made last year, that the MORNING, Ulmg Loan 568,000 the of the Indian as is of the claim work an injustice tu Uitt oittve ol With a lot of Hoods two Services.” !u 304,000 264,000 ing youth, shown by the in salaries the Commissioners lie made equal Holiday large Religious The speaker began by LUO,000 1,043,500 106,500 slips Blackstone gave out as teller he creased tliere mui crippled, but poor and friendless F.S'S'ftuS" & O. paying attendanceupon thesehools.aud soldier, to other officers of the government hogsheads fall of tine a brief R. It.. 1,350,000 1,200,000 is a for the who is having 100 doz. India Silk giving sketch of the history of Relig- 150,000 made to counterfeit Mr. Peters’s stylo as yielding tendency individual hold- entirely neglected, or who must be like duties and responsibilities, and I Handkerchiefs at 29 cts. each. ious ing of land. Development and advancement content with the smallest sum allowed hope Worship,going through the period when $6,060,200 much as possible. under that such reasonable appropriations may be Greatest ever $3,977,500 $2,072,700 in these directions are essential and should laws. There are far too bargain offered in these goods in the sermon was file The many neigh- made as will enable them to increase the everything and the forms following city bonds fall due great question that now' agitates the have As orhoods in which are NEW STYLE CHINA TEA SETS during every encouragement. the rising general found glaring cases of usefulness of the cause have in Portland. but little to the reaction the mind of the they charge. account, when the years 1887-8: directors is how he managed to generation are taught the language of civil- inequality of treatment on the matter of pen- ization and THE were sent us mistake. Now we sermon was ruled out and the forms were 1’. & It. K. It., July 1,1887.$627,500 elude the National Bank Examiner, Mr. trained in habits of industry, sions, and they are largely due to a yielding FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS BANK. by prefer Municipal, August 1,1886 20 should assume the in the Pension Bureau to to take set of 5tt than everything. In his there are two 000 when that they duties, privileges importunity on the I desire to call the attention of the Con- $7.50 per pieces opinion November 1,1887. Wiswell, gentleman made his and sibilities of of those other to have all the 127’5O0 respon citizenship. No ob- part than the pensioner, who gress to a plain duty which the government trouble of repacking and leading conceptions of Religious January 1,1888. annual examinations. The stacle are Worship 51,000 only way they should hinder the location and settle- especially interested, or they arise from owes to the depositors in the reshipping. Therefore this we ment Freedman’s morning to-day. First, that this should be made an can think of is notes. of any Indian willing to take land in special acts passed forThe benefit of shall offer them • Total to be provided for.$826,000 by forged individ- Savings and Trust Company. This com- at act of or severalty; on the contrary, the inclination to uals. The men who side was worship, veneration, of God, and The full amount of the bank’s loss Is not fought by side pany chartered by the Congress for the loan bonds June do so should be stimulated at all times when should stand side side when that our services should contribute to that. Building 1,1887.$304,000 known. by they partici- benefit of the most illiterate and humble of ONLY S7.50 PER SET. A. & fet. L. It. K. yet The directors are hard at work proper and But there in a nation’s November 2. 1887. 233,000 expedient. is no au- pate grateful kind remembrance our people and with the intention of encour- Second, that should be of a and it will of law for worship greater probably soon be ascertained. thority making allotments on Every consideration of fairness and justice aging in them industry and thrift. -Most of These are really good styles and very educational some of the and on to our and character; instructive to the peo- $537,000 It is now rumored that the amount of the reservations, others the ex-soldiers, the protection of the its branches were uniformly in the United much less than usual sets of same value. The 8233,000 of Atlantic and allotments provided for are so small that the patriotic instincts of our citizens States. ple. By the speaker and those who St. Lawrence defalcation will be nearer from pre- These and other circumstances reason followed, $70,000 than $25,- Indians, though ready and to settle emption and to the Rev. Messrs. Railroad Bonds are to be paid from the At- desiring violation, point adoption ably, I think, led these simple people to sup- CALL TO-DAY, SURE. Hayden,Warren, Dalton, Bash- 000. down, are not willing to accept such small of a pension system broad and lantic and St. comprehen- pose that the invitation to deposit tbeir hard ford and the Lawrence sinking fund. areas when their reservations contain sive to cover Blunchard, opinion was ex- MUSIC ample enough every contingency, and earned savings in this institution an AND DRAMA7 lands to afford them homesteads of which shall make implied pressed that more of ritual than is commonly PETITIONS, sufficient unnecessary an objectional undertaking on the part of their government size to meet their present and future needs. volume of as Qzsi/zazq/, Petitions were special as we that their found in our Protestant churches would be received and disposed of as legislation, long money should be safely kept for PORTLAND TRADING a THE AJtMANINI FAMILY. These inequalities of existing special laws adhere to the of COMP’V, principle granting them. When this failed it was fr*7____at!_ beneficial. follows: and company Tomorrow treaties should be corrected and some of pensions as the result of liable in the sum of For victualers’ night the Armanini Family will $2,939,925.22 to 61,131 534 CONCRESS Rev. F. T. the cause licenses; Peter Quinn, general legislation on the subject should be disabilities contracted in the service. ST., Bayley presented of give an entertainment in the depositors. Dividends amounting in the Deorge W. Morrill. For innholders’ Stockbridge so that the more progressive mem- The allowance of pensions should to the Gospel Mission of this and intro- licenses, course. provided, be aggregate sixty-two cent, have been dei'7dtf mark. city, & referred to bers of the different tribes restricted to cases per Oppo-i.r Joss O’Connor; the City may be settled presenting these features. declared, and the sum called for and of duced Mr. T. J. who m and for- Marshal. Mrs. A. T. ELLIS paid Russell, felly Davis, to enter private FAMILY BELL BINGE KS. upon homesteads and by their example lead Every patriotic heart to a tender such dividends seems to be tlrain in responds $1,648,181.72. stated the claims < Henry street; granted. others to awav from consideration for cibly the mi ion had upon Owen, Under the auspices of the First Free Bap- follow, breaking tribal those who, having served This sum deducted from the entire amount btrout & Co., maintaining steam customs and therefor the love of their and are the community, and in e to his claim engine; tist this will substituting country long well, reduced to of deposits leaves $1,291,744.50 still respou granted. E. P. for church, family give a concert at the interest of the unpaid. Chase, damages for home, family and the rule destitution and dependence, not as an inci- Past has shown that a and appeal several of the orgy defect Hall and of the experience quite large present alleged in sewer; referred. P. 11. City Thursday evening, tickets are State. The Indian character and ma- dent of their service, lmt with of this sum will not bo (liirtlfin for nnm noil ootinn lutlnn advancing age part called for. There promised to assist the Missio ready at Stockbridges. ture are such that are or or by their indi- they not easily led through sickness misfortune. We are are assets still on haud amounting to the All Skates! vented from vidual services. moving building; referred. "hile brooding over wrongs. all tempted by the contemplation of such a estimated sum of 1 Clamp unadjusted $16,000. think the re- SUBURBAN NEWS. This is so condition Best in the Market, Ht Cents Pair. At especially regarding their lands to supply relief, and are often im- maining cent, of such the next meeting an address will be de- PETITIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE. and thirty-eight per of ! matters from the construction patient of the limitations of OPENING arising as have livered Rev. It was ordered public duty these deposits claimants should be by Mr. LeLacheur on the “Re- that the City Clerk publish and of railroads across some to no one in the SACCABAPPA. operation of Yielding desire to indulge paid by the government upon principles of lation of the School to the notices of petitions to the the and claims of title of occu- this of Nickel Plated All Sunday Church.” Legislature from Mr. J. H. Babb reservations, feeling consideration I cannot rid equity and fairness. The report of the Com- damp Skates! the narrowly escaped having a set up white to some of the of the conviction if Announcement was made of tho death of City of Portland praying for pancy by persons myself that these ex-Bol- missioner, soon to be laid before *1.*4 Per Pair. Also legislation lively fire in his near the Chronicle best land within the reservation diers are to Congress, Mrs. C. A. Marsh of which tin-shop, require leg- be relieved, they and their cause will give more details on this Woodford’s, and special by the city shall not be required to for their satisfactory office, last Friday, by a kero- islation final adjustment. The are entitled to the benefit of an enactment We shall our New prayers offered lor Mr. Marsh in support Stroudwater breaking large subject. open Store his afflic- Bridge in Leering and settlement of these matters will remove under which relief may be claimed as a sene lamp. The fire spread over a large sur- right, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. SNOW CHEAP! tion. Pride's Bridge on the Presumpscot River many embarrassments to progress in the and that such relief should be granted under SHOVELS, face on the floor. Mr. Babb was work of The control of the affairs of between Leering and Westbrook; also that present leading the Indians to the adoption the sanction of law, not in evasion of it, nor the District of A Hard the and succeeded in smothering it before ser i- of our institutions Columbia list be in Family. boundary line between Portland and and bringing them under should such worthy objects of care, all ving placed the bands of CHAS. -S"®l!S!fand stock of ous damage was done. the DAY, George Rogers of Limestone, was taken to Leering may be changed to include in the operation, iniluence and the protection equally entitled, be remitted to the purely executive officers, while Congress still Or. Horr has the late Mr. of unequal retains uli Houlton sity limits a small strip near purchased the universal laws of our country. operation of sympathy or the tender mercies legislative authority relating to its 241 MIDDLE STREET. Sunday night by Deputy United ofjland Libby’s Ritchie's Main dec and that a estate,on street, and fitted up T1IE of social and influence government, it becomes my to make dlw Lorner, political with duty __ States Marshal R. M. and commission may be the PQBUC LANDS. their i__ Johnson, lodged sstablished to take dwelling in fine style. unjust discriminations. The known the most pressing needs of the Dis- charge in behalf of the Mr. The recommendations of the discharged ■'■opg.nl. far luraighin, and in the Houlton jail. Rogers is considered Mtv of all the William II. Scott, the Union street Secretary of soldiers and sailors of the trict, and recommend their consideration. placing public lands, hats, shores and metal the Interior and the country are now ■lane an breaker., ter al Rockland. Uni nr. the in worker, Portland, lias just Commissioner of.the fellow citizens and The laws of the District to lie in an chief of a very hard lot and was arrest- rights tide waters in and near Back Cove completed nuiuiral I 'iiul 4/. fl.n interested with us in the appear a fine on the brick school uncertain and United States Kniiinrkk Oeeii e, i Ml nnlr oftnp n mnoi ,.4._1 a it Portland. job high building passage and faithful execution of condition, and -- wholesome unsatisfactory -v«rv.w»v "be" ■ xill in of lands anil 1‘ortland, MaUie, December 3, 1888. I this village. He also furnished the metal protection public of the public laws. cannot be their codification or revision is much needed. CHATHAM STREET They swerved from their proposals. In triplicate for furnishing indictment was found him at the SEWER. roofing and gutters for Mr. John Wheeler’s surveys, the of the national the one of the against last preservation duty of citizensiiip by artful appeals to their During past year bridges lead- SEALEDand placing stoue ou the breakwater at The committee on drains and house at Cumberland Mills. forests, the ail judication of grants to States term of the United States District Court for sewers rec- brotherhood born of common and suf- ing from the District to the State of Virginia Koekland, Maine, will lie received at this ofllee, Chandler and corporations, and of private land peril immended the Lawyer ami Rev. E. Martin have nor will as became unlit for use, and travel it was No. 537 Congress Street, until 3 m.. on construction of a sewer on P/Wilkil>n.l f. A 1.' 1 II! 1 fering, exact a test of upon p. Friday, HOUDAY stealing smuggled horses which had been they devo- claims and the increased efficiency of the forbidden. This leads me December 24, 1888, and GOODS!! I Chatham street. The tion to their welfare a willingness to neglect to suggest that opened Immediately seized by government custom officials. He city civil engineer’s tliis who has been absent at public laud service, are commended to the the of all thereafter In the presence of such bidders as may village, Win- public in their behalf. improvement the bridges crossing • estimate of the cost was attention of To secure duty attend. will be brought to Portland today by thp $264, and the com- throp two weeks, in which he says “recent Congress. the widest the Potomac and its branches, from the citv losses and distribution of lands in limited THE WORK OF THE PATENT OFFICE Blanksland full Information ou the subject, will nittce were to has shut a dark- public quan- Ui till HttVUtlVIl U1 deputy marshal. authorized build the sewer disappointments be furnished to parties to cloud over his and future tities among settlers for residence and culti- <>n the 4th of the desiring bid,on applica- 1 tud to take $275 from hopes prospects, March, 1885, current bus Congress. The commissioners of the Dis- tion at this office. Asa Rogers, a brother of is now in unexpended bal- and and thus make the Humber liiess on an George, he will seek death by his own hand.” vation, greatest was, average, five and a half trict lepresent that the laws regulating the °f jail mces for that purpose. This of individual was the ob- months in MaJOf En*lliee”- here, awaiting trial for the same offence. is sad Intelligence for his relatives and homes, primary arrears, and in several divisions sale os and granting licenses dec7.M,^,^A238M1TH' Dec. 1886. more liquor therefor, C. C. ELECTRIC LIGHT friends. ject of tlie public land legislation in the early than twelve months behind. At once 9, Rogers, another POLES. the should be at ami that Thursday, brother, was also ar- amended, legisla- YABMOCTH. days of the republic. This system was a close of the last fiscal such rested some time ago, but there Upon the petition of the Electric Light year current work tion Is needed to consolidate, detine being no ev- simple one. it commenced with an admira- was but three months in MURPHY, RIPLEY & ompany to erect a line of poles on the south- At the solicitation of numerous friends arrears, and it as- and enlarge the scope and powers COT, idence against him, he was ble scheme of public which the serted and believed discharged by ?rly side of Congress street, a had who surveys by that in the next few of charitable and |>eual institutions BANKERS Commissioner Rand. hearing attended the entertainment Thanks- humblest citizen could the tract months the in AND BROKERS. >een ordered. Loring, short & identify delay obtaining an examina- within the district. I suggest that the Com- eve, the ltifles will an upon which he wished to establish his tion of an Iron larnion and Haskell & Jones giving give exhibition home. application for a patent will be missioners be clothed with the power to ««Keblf Stocks a Specialty. rmonstrated 'Ihe of lands was but nominal. Church Fairs. 0 any poles in front of their drill and dance at Freeport Town Hall to- price placed within the The number of applications make within tixed limitations The most extensive of Bessemer stores. The reach of all the for police regula- developments letition was then enterprising, industrious patents during the last tiscnl year, in- tions. I believe this Hematite Ore in the world. A great This afternoon and the granted with a provision morrow evening. Arrangements have been and power granted and opportune evening ladies of , honest pioneer citizens of the country, cluding reissued trade ty tii make money. Safe as (government Bonds. St. hat the city shall have the of made with the Maine Central Railroad for designs, marks and guarded would tend to subserve Luke’s parish will hold a fair of privilege it was soon, however, found that the labels, equals carefully Write for maps, prices,*etc. *8 Slate useful tringmg wires on the and one fare round object 40,078, which is considerably in the good order of the It seems Hired, poles the consent the trip from Portland, Yar- of the laws was excess of municipality. Uaelan. 31a». C. M. MURPHY. dec7 * and fancy articles at Y. M. C. « f the abuttors perverted under the system the number received any that trouble stiil dtf A. Hall. Re- shall be obtained to their mouth and Brunswick. of cash during exists, growing out of the dec7wlgw E. M. RIPLEY. 1 sales, from a distribution of land year. The of the of freshments will be on sale and an rection. At the annual election of officers of W. L. precedJu8 receipts Patent occupation the streets and avenues by excellent among the people to an accumulation of land Office during the supper will be NEW WOODEN BUILDINGS. Haskell Post No. 10b, G. A. R., held at their year aggregate $1,208,107.80, certain railroads having their termini in the served from C to 8 p. m. capital by wealthy and speculative persons, enabling the office to turn into the It is The committee reported had liall last Saturday evening, the fo treasury city. very important that such laws The annual Christmas sale they granted following check this tendency a preference of a surplus revenue over und above all of useful and t he following were elected for the Com- right expen- should be enacted upon this subject as ROSES petitions: Daniel Gallagher ensuing year: purchase was given to settlers on the a ditures of about ornamental goods will be held the I atrick Ammi L). Senior laud, $163,710.30. The number of will secure to the railroads all the facilities fresh cut from the trees every day. Funeral de- by ladies Parshley, Martin L. Jackman, Geo. mander, Seabury; Vice plan which culminated and all of \. in the general pre- patents granted during the last fiscal year, for the transaction of their bus- signs orders attended to. Peter St. Paul's Guild in Hall Brown, Geo. C. Hopkins. Leave to Commander, Horace G. Ross; Junior Vice they require l< punctually Reception this emption act of J841. The foundation of this including trade and and at same Prtrtwan, lari.i,8 Is t oagrr*. si. de71w* withdraw to 1*. Commander, A. I)r. reissues, marks, designs iness the time protect citizens afternoon and A hot was; granted W. Goss, Moses Joseph Chase; Surgeon, was actual residence and cultivation. labels, was also WONDERS evening. supper will and Mrs. James M. James H. system 25,619, a number quite large- from injury to their persons or property. be lorrill, Mary Greely. Bates; Chaplain, 1 years later the homestead law was lv m excess of that of served from 0 to 8 p. m. Doughty; Officer of the Frank Sea- wenty any preceding year. Tlie Commissioners again complain that the HORSE FOR MRS. PENNELL’S CLAIM. Day, devised to more actual homes in the SALE. The miry ; surely place commissioner shows the accommodations afforded them for the nec- Ladies' Aid Society will have a sale Quartermaster, Herbert Grant; Oflicer the possession of actual office»!e to be in ILL be Mrs. L. c. Pennell was a if tlie cultivators of the a prosperous condition and essary offices for District business sold as tbe owner has no use for him. of useful and given hearing, in Guard, Joseph F. Coflin; Trustees, soil. Ihe and for TV ornamental articles, also a i vhich she her land was given without price, constantly in its business. No the sale of H- L' TAYLOR, at Sta- presented claims for damages James M. Bates, U. Grant, Frank the increasing keeping valuable books and hi. OaknaPSUS,01 Taylor's of 1 nd Seabury. conditions increase of force is asked for. The ble, dec7il3t variety refreshments, at Good Templars’ remuneration for being twice committed I'd ward G. Blanchard was elected being residence, improve- ainomit papers are entirely insufficient. I recom- Street._ u the delegate ment anil cultivation. Other laws have fol- estimated for Hall, tomorrow afternoon and insane at and also ind II. G. to the the fiscal year ending June 30, mend that this condition of affairs be reme- W anted evening from hospital Augusta, Ross, alternate, State De- lowed, each to 1880, was Immediately. 2 } d the Portland alms house. The matter >artment designed encourage the ac- $800,700. The amount estimated died by the Congress, and that o’clock till 10.30 p. m. Admission was Encampment. anil suitable GOOD Cook to to MESMERISM,. free. quirement use of the go Richmond, Me., for the eferred to the committee on claims. land in limited indi- year ending June 30. 1887, was $853,- quarters be furnished for the needs of whiter vidual 900. the the A season to cook for a lee quantities. iiut in later years these amount estimated for the year District government. t(’,he help large foiiffreM Hull, The Fair. MR. SOUTHWORTll’S ENGINE. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE Deering Emma Case Marsh. laws, through vicious administrative meth- ending June 30, 1888, is $778,770. rApP'y Rev. Francis Southworth ods, and under IN CONCLUSION. fonight the great fair of this Im- petitioned for changed conditions of com- the U(>TEL"_____dec7d3t Village t tie. of The death of Mrs. Emma Case the munication subsidized railroads. In conclusion 1 I'P provement privilege maintaining a steam engine Marsh, and transportation, have been so earnestly invoke such wise Tyit'KKD adrift-near Haskels Society, for which the ladies have i 1 Ills on The Island. EVERT SIGHT THIS WEES. building Middle street. A remon- vife of Rev. Charles A. Marsh, which oc- evaded and violated that their beneficent Secretary of the Interior suggests a action on the part of the people’s legislators A Harpswell, the fallowing articles; 1 been s in the making great preparations for some trance, signed bv C. A. and otii- ■urred at in purpose is threatened with entire defeat, change plan for the payment of the as will subserve the public and de- White oil, Vi bbl. Water Cummings her home Woodford's yesterday good W bite oil,^do1Kibib. 2 bbls. '«Wa,e^l time will rs, was presented. After some ihe methods of sucli indebtedness of the Pacific subsidized roads monstrate during the flour, package wrapping paper back, open at Lewis’s Hall, Wood- discussion evasion and violations remaining days of Con- can have tbe J le location was norning, will be received by a large circle »re set to the government. His has the as at riie.owner same by proving property ford s, and will approved and the petition fortli in detail in the reports of the suggestion gress present organized, its ability and and charges. Q. R. THE MOST INSTRUCTIVE continue through ranted. < if friends unanimous the paying JOHNSON, So. Harps- Friday g with grief and surprise. Thus secretary of Interior and Commissioner of indorsement of persons se- inclination to so meet the people’s needs evening. The fair will at 7.45 the 1 loses a borne in the ‘‘-ctcd by the to act as directors it shall be AND open o'clock Subsequently upon request of the re- distressing illness, pa- General Office. The rapid appro- government that gratefully remembered by an tve11-___7-l&wlw L- this 11 the 1 and Lan^l of these roads take no back evening with a short address E. II. lonstrants, vote granting the petition ience, steadied by a Christian trust priation of our public lands without bona and protect the interests of expectant constituency. WJK seat, but will sell for c ish by ■as the United Burts French Kid of the reconsidered and the will vhich death could not surprise. In her death Sde settlements or with- States in the board of direction. Gbovbb W Wts for $5.50 and New Elwell, hearing be cultivation, not only 11- u- » Cleveland, Laughable Entertainment Transcript, followed by a song c intimied next I he husband is In Jersey boots *°c'“dlug Banisters make for Mr. Saturday evening. bereft of a devoted helpmeet, out intention of residence but for the pur- considering the plans proposed the sole W ashington, Dec. «, 1880. *8.50, ^ by George A. and matters ormerprlcetdandtResanieiis others advertise EVER Thomas, then the fair he two children of a mother's care and love, pose of their in wMch should be taken into account, t VVITVESMED. MISCELLANEOUS. aggregation large holdings,in in for *6.50. M. G. ALMER, 641 St |1', will be formally opened he church of a pastor’s faithful adviser and cases in the in- my opinion, are the situation of the gov- Congress by the president. The the nany hands of foreigners, I engineer, street commissioner : ernment as The Penobscot The Deering l entre city illy, and the community the influence of a iites the serious and immediate attention of a creditor and the surest way to River Closed. ____7-1 Band will furnish mu- a ad the city marshal gave notice that a wood- secure the lirlstiau life. As the people turn to the he Congress. The of the hand De- payment of the principal and in- Ban Go it, Dec. 6.* The LET—0 rooms, up-stalrs tenement, Se sic. There is no doubt this e i building overreached upon the energies terest of its Penobscot river is coal aud water Admission |t> coins. fair will be liber- westerly mstor for comfort in trouble, so now a loyal lartment have been devoted the debt. TO bago. closets, good pleasant * de of Sheridan street at its junction with during pres- now closed. Navigation has been 212 Thursday, the 9tli, No. ally patronized. leople will unite in ministering to the p'as- mt Administration to and OUI.ATINO open rent, ready 122 Oxford Si ongress, and the marshal was remedy defects INTER-STATE RAILROAD N. S. GARDINER, No. 40 ,sr. coins. Tickets will be on city instruct- j or, while the larger circle of Christian fel- •orrect abuses RE days. The river Is free from anchor ice and hxoliange 7.1 Kcsorvnl Scuts 1.1 s«[e this at the e 1 to cause the removal of in public land service. The RATES. morning said obstruet- ow will bear tender to esults there is '< sliip sympathy those of these efforts are so in the n every prospect of a cut of best young man, a sUuallon to stores of;Fred Whyley, and C. F. n. * largely recent decision of the Court large Foss. vlioni death lias thus afflicted. lature Supreme do farm work, or ^ of reforms in the processes and metli- of the United States it lias been merchantable ice, WANTED-Bya coaching. Address k Return of PROF. CAIWEll, 0oor\ open at 7, eoiuiueure at 8. adjudged THIS OFFICE. 7-1 XUc Ureat Mesmerist. der7dlw