PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ■ THREE CENTS. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 21 JUNE 28. 1862—VOL. S4. PORTLAND. MAINE. FSTiUt^HFI) "' 1897._PRICE — ——— .. I i /-v «■ nnmiAir anu ir csxen siok, siiupiy uy •» room. Mr. Cotter nsked him if certain earth, which he tegarded as erroneous ami brother a ivmsmi iiLLuiui!. WOTIOS3. spoke in the jury room. CENTURY sign be is recognized by any (SPECIAL iu particular of the idea that the income experiments were tried THREE FOURTHS BRIM’S FIGHT FOR LIFE. Mr. Hoar strenuously ohjeoted on and will be cared lor. Objections of the experiment station oould be Mason similar reasons as before apd was heard in fact counted as part of the inooine of the are sometimes raised in these days, at length on that citing owtain college, which he »aid was uct the case. point, have been made to NEW GOODS decisions in of bis objections. In the past, objections that are It will be late lu the session before the support la the or ia small lots, Lawyer French to the objections the order because of its eeorecy. piece State College tight Is on In earnest. The replied Before or of Mr. Hoar. He argued th3t the testi- The first is that there are un- The Yost-Tuckcr Case liable to shrink 6pot by damp, trustees will not Introduce any measure objection cn Petition a Blew mony wished to introduce *d- Anniversary Harmony Railroad Bills Pile In Commit- until after the oommittee has visited the For they ijos Seventy-Fifth those who bear tbo aegs. can be Up Bearing missable that it was im- worthy members, oollege and the oommittee will and Btated of probably possible for the to have tried ex- name of Masons that are not worthy Congress. SPONGED not go to Orono uutij two weeks from Trial. jurors Lodge Masons. STEAM tee. and been able to tomorrow. Chairman Talbot said this periments get anything the same. machine and retain the like an result. Mr. Hoar re- by prooess evening that the visit would be deferred intelligent I ask, are not the same objections to This class ol and then there was a short of NEW. until that time in order that it might plied briefly the other appearance consultation of the Judge Webb be raised against organiza- con be done at short notice at be made in term time. The oommittee judges. SET ASIDE TEMPORARILY AFTER work announced that it was apparent the case CELEBRATED tions? In this world men are far from LINE PROPOSED TO he said, wanted to see the students as of the jurors ad- EVENT FITTINGLY ELECTRIC affidavits would hive to go on tomorrow and ad- we must the best well a» the buildings. After the returu perfect, therefore get A BRISK DEBATE. journment was taken until 10 a. m. BY GORHAM CRAFTSMEN. FOSTER’S HARPSWELL NECK. of the committee, a resolve will be pre- mitted BY THE COURT. that we oan to join our ranks. Again sented for each of FOREST CITY DYE appropriating $30,000 it is nrged that there are some men HOUSE, the next two The trustees will REPUBLICANS REJOICE. years. who substitute Masonry for the church. 18 Preble St. opp Preble House. lay their ease before the members of the Continue. HI. Nicaraguan Gloves Cleansed Every new and there are (hose wbo substitute Senator Turpie (Lid Day. committee as to the need ot build- Election of Senator Pritchard Ensures and Other Places Yes, Telephone connection Incident Putin Brethren from Portland Also Maine Committee Visits ings, but will not have a resolve for The Sheriff Harrington business for the church. Masonry never Canal Bill Eastern Hospital of Tariff Bill. Speeoli—Senate the on the floor. Passage Assist In the Affair—Historical Sketch money introduced They Webb’s Allusion to a man to do of that Fas.es Bill of Yacht Bangor Today—The State College Re- Evidence—Judge taught anything lor Protection say that they shall leave it to the com- Dole—Oration Rev. Adjourned by Bro. S. T. by kind, port—The Fishery Laws To Be Codi- mltteo to decide whether the new struct- the Keporters—Hearing Washington, January 20.—The election Owners. ure shall be erected and report whatever Thomas Tyrle. lbe greatest objection, however, is fied. Until Today. of Senator Prituhardjby the North Caro- Washington, January 20.—In the Sen- measure they see flt. That leaves the we our secrets. The re- will go down In history In that have only a of a lina was the occasion for re- Yesterday custom house matter at present with prospeot 30.—Thomas M. legislature is ate today the New York tSPEClAL. TO THE PRESS.] Boston, January of the Free and ply that I have to this iB that secrecy lively tight over the 130,000 annual ap- the Senators the memory Aocepted bill was taken The bill into the United joioing among Republican commu- up and passed. January 20.—The pile of bills and the chances of a battle Brain, was brought of Gorham as an eventful day. the nature of humanity. Any Augusta, propriation this afternoon. The Republican Sena- Masons as Charles M. Taylor, court at 11 o’clock a measure passed appoints of Mr. Kaler of Scarboro, over the question of enlarged quarters States Circuit today, an nity could not exist without in the custody tors say that much upon tbia Seldom indeed does organization B. James T. Kilbretb, Ed- depending upon the attitude of the com- his motion for depended George Post, of the railroad committee is the time fixed for hearing for of seoreoy. the seoretaiy mittee. The received $20,000 in oontest and they now assert the pas- maintain Its standing three-quar- ward F. Brown and J. Grant, citi- oollege on the Hugh and there are a new trial. as has Secreoy in business affairs part • — growing constantly larger each of the two years. a is ters of a century Harmony lodge, commis- ___——— past sage of tariff bill rendered absolutely zens of New York, as building a conven- The court considered the a affairs is ex- others to come. Today ex-Representatlve The club women may hold today only F. and A. M. of Gorham. of firm In their private Committee on Judiciary certain. No. 88, sioners. Tbe building is to l.e on thg The tion here in February and if they du, for a new trial. The motion to also a thing. Skolfield of Harpswell is here and he is motion As this anniversary will probably be pected and is proper Equal- In Its rroom at the the library oommittee will set the same present custom house site. Will give a publln boaring an arrest the was not No BOARDING OF THE DELAWARE. so is it that many of the to charter judgment argued. ends a of a ly important = State House In Augusta. Thursday, January having a bill prepared, day as.the date of the hearing on the the last one which quarter Mr. Morgan’s resolution rs to the de- on anact to make for this has been fixed. affairs of our individual homes should 28,1837, at 2 o'clock, p, no-, electric road to extend from Brunswick establishing of a system of traveling time hearing yet In which any of the original railroads, the First Society of His Adventure oentury, fault on the part .of the Pacific valid the doings of Baptist Bath and libraries, a in which many mem- The motion for a new trial is based up- daptain Ingraham Tell of be held in seoret. The secrets in liko jadlSd&wtd to West Harpswell. The project members can participate, the lodge de- notion. New Gloucester, bers of the Women’s literary clubs are in- to those was allowed to go over without have been to on the that the verdict was at Jacksonville. manner of Masonry are revealed Brunswick people supposed but which does not receive the allegations The resolution heretofore offered by On terested, arc fitted to receive them. The Committee Judiciary on tbis attractive bit of against the evidence and the law; that only who hold a mortgage endorsement of the State Librarian. Mr. Pettigrew, Silver, of South Dakota, at the of a member of the oonrt 20.—On the arrival then the and looking Will give a public hearing in Its room the Harpswell are Representative Hill of Portland will the statements Boston, January Forgetting past the earth but people calling on the Secretary of State for a State House in Augusta, Thursday. January to tomorrow Introduce a petition from of defendant’s oounsel this of the Clyde line steamer to the fntnre wo shall only need to keep ex- tired of waiting and want and interruptions morning 21 *897, at 2o’clock p. m., on an Act to evidently that the of of tbe of the commis- Peaks Island praying age Delaware from Capt. that wo have and copy proceedings Oharter.of the Maine Livestock Insur- on their own account. As by said member were partial! that the Jaoksonvllle, Fla., things gathered up tend the do something concent be raised from 11 to 18 years. on line botween Ven- to com- sion tbe divisional ance Oompany. janlGdtd will have a the district in his Ingraham was questioned in regard hand them to those who are of the a side issue Mr. Skolfield This one of the flrst of many petitions statements by attorney taken United ezuela and British Guiana, was up a on the same The such as to excite the the boarding of his vessel by and ask them to improve on bill introduced establishing village subject. petitions argument were ing generation discuss The Committee Judiciary been oiroulated the members of and Mr. u Pettigrew proceeded.to have by that some of his States officers off the mouth of the St, and them. He who is a Ma- on Harpswell Neck so that passions of the jnrors; multiply Will give a public Rearing in its room at the corporation the W. C. T. TJ. Another movement in stated it. He was interrupted by Mr. Sherman, if want declarations were and that he Johns river. Capt, Ingraham son will be one everywhere. His conduct State House in Augusta, Wednesday, January the living there may they whloh that body is interested is the pro- unfair, was en- M. people below the will be who thought that the speech 27, ’97,at 2 o’olock.p. m..on|petition ofjGeo. credit to the railway for the establishment of a reforma- from the evidence that had been that the Delaware was lying in the lodge and in the world tor services fn pre- to do so, lend their ject argued on wbioU Coqmbs for compensation on a steam croaching diplomatic matters, Eastern is that tory for women. With tho demands excluded the that some of the bar waiting for a pilot when that of a true man. He wbo so honors paring plans and specifications for the Neck part by court; in executive ses- enterprise. Harpswell the state treasury, It is not likrfly that the occu- should only be dlscu.sed Maine insane Hospital.JanlSatd from the case launch came alongside and his If he loves God as he ought, of the town reached by steamer will be voted for such an jurors prejudged having previous pledge any money his the of the sion. on know what but the matter be re- to the trial as to the pant inquired bearings, soying can stand in the presence great The Committee Judiciary Portland and all Portlanders institution, may expressed opinions He that the doors be closed. a his was broken and life has been suggested The new railway ported to the next legislature, plan defendant’s that the instructions neodle of oompass Judge and feel that his Will give public hearings in" Its room at the a pretty place it is. guilt; Mr. to very as a means of not sayiug he bad lost hie About 4 the Pettigrew, however, promised state House In Augusta, hs follows: this attractive shore of popular the by the court during the reckoning. well lived. would make and at the same time not given jury steer clear of executive matters Wednesday, January 27, 1897, at 2 o’clock yes, voting boat came abreast of exercises at 6 purely accessible to the people time that the onsa was under considera- dispatoh Dolphin The i evening began bis p. m. Casco Bay easily no. and was permitted to continue of ex- tion she to the effect that the the Delaware and lowered a gig in with a in the of On an Ant to provide for the waiver Jury and Bath and other points The railroad oommittee evidently by jnrors, o’clock banquet vestry of Brunswick 1. T1_J.1_f\a\__ Cnl-l,n,lnnH nml resolution was cases in the Judicial should snow unierence do tne At its dose the Trials in civil Supreme, In pect a big attendance at the hearing on minority tho Methodist ahurob. Over 150 persons speech. Courts. the line of the Maine Central. unused a referred to the committee on re- and Superior along the Engel bill. They voted today to views of the majority, misap- two men came to the vessel. The officer eont/ul «#! fba fahlac 'I’Vl« fftlllpfi foreign an Act to Steam Engineering; if H8W and On regulate txrnnl<1 afford a hold it in the chamber. prehension in the minds of the jurors ns claimed that the action of the steam with attached. Representatives' viands and latlons. petition _JanlSdtd ninf is the date set. to their strict legal duties; misoonduct was and he examined were laden with tempting pleasant way of reaching Portland, Next Wednesday launon auspicious The Senate joint resolution relating «. (3 A A Ah VI iUZAlism, Holbrook of Brunswiok of certain of the jurors during the trial the steamer’s and oargo. The the members and invited guests did from Brnnswick by the eleotrira Representative papers to the of electric subways in the House Op Representatives. J miles the road commission bill to- and alter the oase had been given the the launch taken along- laying introduced officer ordered *o that which was pro- District ot was taken up by a sail of sixteen miles up thf or ample justice Comlubia, That the time for the reception oi and then The bill was printed In the PRESS jury, and beoause certain person per- side the Dolphin while he remained on Ordered, day. vided for the refreshment of the inner- Mr. Faulkner. There were several short and bills for and of the state. Ii Holbrook that the sons in the service of the United States the until she tied up Everett P. Hanson, "Worthy Master. Petitions private special legis- bay to the principal city this moinlng.Mr. says board Delaware, and rather dialogues between Sen- be limited to February 1st. that before to communi- shot was fired across man. The tables were carefully watched angry lation Monday, the railway projects present measure differs from were permitted Improperly at Jacksonville. No in the course of 1897, and that all petitions and bills presented this and Harrison with certain of the cided to celebrate this anniversary in a ators Faulker and Hill the last legislature by the omission of cate and intermeddle the Delaware’s bow as reported. over the following efficient corps of after that date be referred to the next Cumberland county by Mr. Faulkner’s speech. legis- should materialize, that a certnin fixed during the progress of the trial. manner. At 3 o’clock the mem- lature the requirements jurors fitting waiters and waitresses: Miss May Kim- At 2 the presiding officer laid before the towns would be greatly convenienced. of the raised the towns Counsel read extracts from the records Read and passed. portion money by ESCAPED IN NIGHTCLOTHES. bers In Masonio hall where an Me- Senate as “unfinished business” thd oi The in of th« first four gathered Miss Hattie Thomas, Miss May W. S. COTTON, Clerk, A bill will be introduced in a day should be expended on tho roads. of the trial support ball, bill. Mr. re- informal reception was held. Miss Nicaraguan canal Tuzpie A true copy. Attest : Ir bill now provides only for the appoint- allegations. Lellan. Miss Gertrnde Merrill, it. He two of interest to Gorham people. were renewed sumed his speech in opposition to, W. S COTTON, Clerk. ment of a road commissioner to oversee Mr. Hoar objeoted to the reading of An Morning Eire at Bidde- Many old acquaintances law em Early Grace Dolley, Mrs. George Wentworth, likened the of ths bill to a janl6 tfeb2d,vr,t there was passed a special town. The town may of the record of the trial, had not met provisions 1889, the work in each oertain parts ford. as some of the members Mrs. and successful Gorhan said it must all Daisy Burnell, Mrs. L. J. Parker, case of bogus mortgages sobool distriot No. 1 In as now, determine for itself how much but Judge Webb go. of suoh powering with their home lodge for a number Flora looting of credulous people by Notice. schools it will on the highways. Counsel for the defendant then offered Rich, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Davis, to send its pupils to the model spend means. The company asked Congress to When the oommittee on mines and In of that part of their motion January 20.—A story and a years. Mrs. Davis with the worl support Biddeford, Millie Small, Morrill, Lydia It a hundred million dollars,guar- maintained in connection found that the and court officials, cer- At a 30 m. the Master Masons’ lodge give on Banks and Banking wil mining organized today, they affecting jury half house owned by William P. Yates p. Neva Lorna a lien on securi- and to to Lottie Goodwin, Taylor, anteeing repayment by COMMITTEEa Public in its room in thf of the normal and schools applj had inherited a bill from the last tain affidavits, which were objected by and at 4 o’clock the services give. Hearing they and as a ten- was opened ties utterly without value. State House in Augusta, Wednesday, January of thosi It Is the measure recorn- the od the ground that they Occupied byZJosephlLahaire sohool moneys to the support legislature. government in the School street Methodist churoh Mr. of the San Juan 20, 1897, at 2 o’clock p. in. Bill entitled ar the boards of trade for the not evidence. ement and Arthur B. Maillat as a lunch Turple spoke When the law wa: mended by were oompetent 60 miles of wnioh was to be uti- Act to amend Charter of Union Safe Deposil schools. general commission to contended that an was burned were to the river, creation of a geological The government root at 31 Main street, opened public. were & Trust Company, of Portland. for the olf lized as a channel. There four prln- passed in 1893, substituting consist of the Governor nnd a member of should be given for a cross- After the members of tbo had CURRIER. opportunity ear' i*8 morning. Bahaire, his wife lodge r'Tipll 1" said. T’be»e to be GEO. H. Secretary. the new of towi of each of the in examination of the witnesses and the rapids, wye distriot system plan the faculty colleges Lena, the died into ohe SB., s resorvsd for them removed and cue channel wide., ’a to sil- ■ for the have a chance 0» ‘Jjf. c*iilure:i f6Stti.su a whuthe: the state. The bill also provides court should judge > 80 Tile Committee on Financial schools, it became question the had been seated, Grirn- mit the passage cf vessels drawing of a state offioer whose their credibility while oil the stand. building in their night clothes. and public Gorham wasabolishet appointment burning feet. The cost of this work, as estimat the first distriot in be to make known Maine’s authorities were orchestra of Portland a Affairs, duty it would Numerous quoted by He lost everything be hod. The loss mer’s played the engineers, was in the new lav all he their contentions. ed by cempany’s as there were provisions mineral resources and to learn oounsul in support of and was ogered the gov- its room at the on the was $1500; Insured for selection, prayer by and as estimated by will give a public heariug in a to their de- of the discussion the building $1,075,000, under which districts which had beer oan abont them with view At the conclusion a differ- State House in Augusta, Tuesday, Jan. 26, was Rev. G. P. after which Worthy eminent engineers $14,868,000, and a creation court took a recess till 2.80 wheu a de- $1300. Maillat’s loss $200. Cobb, 1397. at 2 o’clock P. M., of legislation ooulc velopment consequent euce of $12,000,000. That Item made subjects general be a Master Everett In a few well nearly On a resolve iu favor of the Maine General of business. This offloial would cision will be given. P.Hanaon, The Gorham seleot probably Wilson for the Cabinet. showed the enormity of the suppression be still maintained. man. It would take several the seats this afternoon were Prof. weloomed the Hospital. salaried In jury ohosen words, company, by the onmpany. Another in- On a resolve in favor of the Maine Eye and men, went ahead and abollshef thousand dollars a year to pay the bills. Foreman Jack and Jurors Briggs practiced however, Blake, Canton, O., January 20—Among Majoi and in closing introduced Mr. Samuel stance oited by Mr. Turpio was the cost Ear an directing the of the Infirmary. w ,, and now the law o Tho passage of order ana Ford, who were members jury visitors today was F. H. the com- Jan. 28, 1897, at 2 o’clock P. M. the distriot speoial MoKinley’s Dole of South Windham, who then of the Ochoa dam, estimated by Thursday. oommittee on to lovestigate that in the verdiot of guilty to Brazil undei T. Ou of the Maine Woman’s Christali outlived its usefulness agriculture brought Conger of Iowa, minister at a million dollars, and petition 188% having of tuberou- Colt stated that an historical sketch of this pany’s engineer for aDd report on the |prevaleuoe against Bram. Judge tbe Harrison administration. Mr. delivered at four mil- Temperance Uuion appropriation. off the statut 1 by the engineers Horn: will be wiped losis the cattle in Maine probab- court bad decided to admit the Wilson of government On a resolve in aid of the Temporary probably among the Conger, speaking of James lodge. lion. touch enormous errors, he said, for Women and Children av Deer means a deal of discussion on to the of of lug. books. ly good affidavits, subject objection laws as a possible Secretary Agrlcul Dole a cculd not have been made unintentional- ..uesdav Eeb. a, 1897. at 2 o’clock P. M. before the members affidavit. District At- Mr. gave carefully prepared forenoon the commission oj a hot subjoot go counsol to each “Mr. Wilson is a well equipped without motive of concealment. on a of James aid for St Tomorrow tare,said: and from it bite of valuable ly and petition Aug. He&ley^for home. Hoar said: “I to the for the He is a sketch many Elizabeth's Roman Catholic urpuau Asylum oi torney object man portfolio. praotioai After speaking two hours Mr. Turpie the The Eastern Maine Insane hospital affidavit of J. Booth. This deals fine farms. He were relative to the town Portland. Harry farmer and operates some history given closed his remarks tor the day, and de- M INSANE com mis sonars are all on the ground in with the of the jury room. I station a1 Thursday, Feb. 18, 1897, at 2 o’clock P. EASTERN MAINE subject is in charge of the sxperimeut and its residents, many of whom were clined to promise that he would finish on a aid of Little Samaritan Aid Some readiness tor tomorrow’s personally olaim that this is not admissable. I also state Mr. Wilson bill resolve, of the the agricultural oollege. of the his speeoh tomorrow. The went i. the committee legislature tour to Bangor. Webb shut him in Con members lodge. tyofPortlau hospital, conducted object’”—Here Judge has had a good deal of experience over. C. E. McINTIRE, Seoretarv. the members will t< * the statement that he would be Another selection was then given by and many of go OF LAST SESSION. off, with gress and was at ODe time state railroad Mr. Chandler obtained the unanimous jan21dtd LEGACIES to state his ob- Bangor to inspect the work already don: given au opportunity commissioner. the orchestra affer which Rev. Thomas oonsent;to have the bill for the represen- not been tor the last on eaoh affidavit E. Mason foi Committee on for tbe future Had it legislature, jections separately. The selection of W. St. was intro- tation of the United States at any mone- Tile Judiciary and hear about plans read tho affidavits. Tyrie of Jnhnsbury, Vt., have had a tame of Lawyer Ormsby States Senator by the Republicac with other taken , this one would quiet United of tary conference nations, will a in its room at th< with the of twi was that of James J. Connell dnced as the speaker the afternoon. give public hearing Compared appropriation The fiist members of the Illinois legislature re- the routine business as ioilows: It. About all the controversies of this up after morning State House in Augusta, the which the com of He knew Oliver J. Briggi from the Presiiont-eleot all fear oi Rev. Mr. Tyrie was a member of Har- at 2 o’clock P. M years ago, 1294,000 Cambridge. moves The legislative appropriation Jau. 28, 1897 ■ The State Chairman Committee o Tuesday. Thursday, winter are legacies. college of Cam one of the that con- an Senator from thai Fred W. Harding:, An extend the of the Inter now asks for is an increase o bridge, panel having unfriendly mony lodge at the time that he was set- hill was taken up and the provisions In Act to powers mission swore that American Trans, is a and so is the Ban- victed Bram. He previous to state should he invite Senator Cullom in of were natio:iai North and South oeBt. The last question bequest, tled in some 18 years ago as a Arrangements. regard to the library Congress about 100 per legislatun Mr. Connell told him that la is under aotlvi Gorham, portallon and Express company, There is yet an- the trial, to the Cabinet. Cullom acted on. The first amendment report- As this insau gor hospital question. was no doubt hut Bran of the Methodist conference. Walter Walter Dolley Tuesday. Jan. 26,1897 at 2 o’clock P. M. appropriated $150,000. his opinion there consideration at present. The corre- preaoher Taylor, Cobb, on was > Maine ed committee appropriations A:i to authorize tne United Gas and Elec other matter to oome up. Since was before he was by Act is the largest o was guilty. 'This spondent of the United Presses is in- The following Is a brief abstract of Mr. Chester Parker, Annie Mayo, Mrs. E to. trio to ho, J property and do business hospital appropriation became a 78 years age, the law agreed Company I state, drawn on the jury. authority toni riit tba 1 now there is a 1 formed upon high remarks: The pres- P. Mrs. Anna Mrs, Bnr Several amendments in relation to the HI the State of Maine. the winter naturally goo< makers have been constantly at work was G. Tyrie's interesting Mayo, Harding, the ti The next affidavit Sylvanns McKinley has not chosen a Secretary were agreed to. After Mr. An Aot to authorize Draper Company of as to what its slz laws in regard to the seaoeast He ent is based upon the past. The future nell. library Call, stock and hold bonds am deal speculation passing of Hyde Bark. knew Abel of tbe had issie preferred there is n mass of Gottlng treasury dZ Democrat of Florida, argued against All together in 1 of other will be when it is Anally Th ) fisheries. C. Ford, ouo of the and on Janu- can only he prognosticated. Witnout After the supper was well progress the President the sto'ks corporations. passed. which are in- jurors, the policy of leaving to Jau. at 2 o’clock P. M. Buoh enactments in many he visited his Churaday, 21,1897 build two of four oontem ary 10, 1897, (Cottlng’s) a of the we cannot pro- Mr. Lewis McLellan was introduced a * of a librarian and o $294,000 will and flat contradictions. The THE WEATHER. knowledge past saperin- Petition of Fred E. Richards aud others consistencies store in Kverett sonare. They disonsscd appointment 3 announced the severs l tendent. the bill was passed. the of Portland for log slation relating ti There are many of th Inst referred all these laws to phecy as to wbat tbe future will be. toastmaster and city plated pavilions. legislature the trial and Ford said that he bad said bill for the of td be the 1 X'he House protection tlie Portland Elevator Company. jan21 who are to tbe \ a commission, to appointed by that “Bram men can never fill your in toasts In a manner. The firs s g members disposed opinio: before tile trial ought to Young places pleasing owners and cf the commission the *’ yacht shipbuilders Governor, and ns such Boston, Jan. 20.- one o on that one will be about all tha t hang. toast was “Obedience to law is was taken from the cnlen- The Committee Judiciary building Governor named Fish Commissioner O. United States, The affidavit of Harry J. Booth was T.ocal forecast fo: Ti and a in its room at tin 1 can be for this Others ar 3 A. Curran the of Masonio obligation.” dar. by Mr. Frye passed witt give public hearing provided year. B. Whitten, Gen. George of started to read precepts explained follows ; read. As the lawyer It, It that State House iu Augusta, as no Willis T. Emmons of Distric t without amendment. provides surprised that the commission did t Calais and Judge said he us the seorats Thursday: Ligh tula toast Right Worshipful Feb. 9, 1397 at 2 o’clock P. M. Mr. Hoar objected, to a regularly organized Tuesday, Saco. The duty of the commission is to t( * Master i'rank R. Red yachts belonging Au Act to abolish days of grace and fix th< ask for more money. One suggeetioi i of the jury room should not be public snow, changing Deputy Grand nation tvhioh the fisheries laws and make them yacht club of any foreign date of maturity on notes, drafts aud other evi- henn oodify The court allowed the affidavit rain in morn the Gram [ which tbe BBE8S correspondent are property. light lcn of Portland, representing shall extend like privileges to yachts of dences of indebtness. olenr and intelligible. They expeoted Booth was a It stated that mem- ■ was a new one. 'The man wh 5 read. was announced to re the United States, shall have the privi- Tuesday. Feb. 2, 1897 at 2 o’clock P. M. today here in a day or two to confer with the the affidavit described ing, followed b Lodge of Maine, ■ ber of the and for the of medical educa made it said: “1 was opposed to thi jury of entering or leaving any port of An Act promotion fisheries oommittee before presenting of the note in af Mr. Redlon made some wel l lege unautuorized uses o has been started am the particulars inoident, clearing during spond. States without or tton and tbe prevention of hospital, but it their the United entering m report. which Sheriff Harrington figured. chosen remarks and was greeted witl 1 and trafflo iu dead human bodies, must be finished now. It seems to Deputy ternoon or night olear ng at the custom bouse thereof or on Mr. Hoar's said ■ W. J. KXOWLTON. Sec’y. that it would be wise to have plans am * ELEVATOR BILL, The court objeotion at the conclusion of his re tonnage"tax, provided the privi- THE PORTLAND the affidavit such warmer, southerl; applause paying Jan21dtd estimates made for the whole establish it would give weight of this seotion shall not extend to sponse. leges a: The bill relating to the Portland Ela- as it deserved. The affidavit stated that winds. meut and then raise the money by any built outside of the United on Affair! 1 18 a announeed “The yacht Tlie Committee Legal lBHim are 3 on or about December while member The toastmaster pres or of bonds. These buildings t vator Company, introduced In tho Senate Jau. 20.—Forecast fo States and owned, chartered used by of the as he was passing the hall Washington, future of ana intro will a hearing in its room at tin be used certainly for fifty or sixty years is as follows: jury, eut and Masonry," a citizen of tho United States unless give public by Senator Drummond, a snow or rain 2' of the man named Har- ■ State House in Augusta on Tuesday Jan. Why shea should the tax payers be mad way corridors, Thursday: New England, duoed Hon. Isaao W. Dyer as the speak snob ownership or charter was acquired Seo. 1. In addition to the power cou- assistaut United States marshal a million dollars in the next tei ringtoo, nlfiarinor in southern the of this act. to pay portion, Tnursda; made some re prior to passage and Peddlers. ferred upon the Portland Elevator Com- mu him a note which read : “Look in er. Mr. Dyer very toiling enoe to Hawkers while the work goes on lujpieceme 1 It repeals section 11 of the aot entitled 1897. HENIiY BOYNTON, Sec’y years its organization, said company When he at the easterly to southerly some storie * Jau. 19. whon the burden means c f pauy by your hat.” arrived jury evening warmer, marks and told Interesting act to abolish certain fees for fashion; by to and main- “an jan21dtd Is hereby authorized lay room found a which rend: bonds maturing from time to time coul j he note, on the coast. illustrating his remarks. official services to American vessels” nTer ita such traok oi winds, gales institc tain premises “Would you like a half pint? If ao, I’ll as far ns the 00 distributed over the life of the “The three Great of Masonry,’ approved June 19, 1S90, The Gesnaiitiee on Attain as bo neoessary to conneot its Lights ~ Legal that there will bo , tracks may put It in yonr pocket,”’ signed “Red.” tiouf I know objectio; Local Weather Feport. will a in its room at th elevator and 6torohouso with the tracks affidavit further stated that when to by Rev. G. P. Cobh. Th give public hearing to the banded but nevei Tha responded House in on Jau. as Increasing debt, Grand Trunk Com- Continued on Second Page. State Augusta Tuesday used by the Railway their meals were served, two waiters and toast was “In union is the , to loi tireless I think my plan a good one.” Jan. 19.—Tbe local weathe next strengtl 1897 at 2 o’oiock B. it. on an act provide for the of storing and were iu the room. There also Portland, the is interesting pany, purpose two bailiffs and this was is Protection at Public Records. Certainly suggestion Oom- as to the weathe of our organizaiton, 1 grain, and said Elevator was a affidavit attached. bureau office records Jau. 19, 1397. HENKY BOYNTON, Sec'v. but it isn’t likely to receive serious ai shipping supplementary T. Sanford of Port la berehy authorized and empowered of aew interest was attached. sponded to by .lob jan21dtd tention and its author does net expeot il any Nothing are tbe following: and the Graud Trunk to one time a member o E to the lai J to give, receive, Mr. Ormsby wanted to read the who was at It will serve however, give 8 a. 30.666; thereraom land, a lease of elevator, power of the Bram. Mr. m.—Barometer. Suicide of Farmington Woman. makers somthiug to talk a br ut on th B the^franchises, affidavit defendant, —10; humidity, 64 the lodge. The last toast waGjjannouneei i » trucks and other eter, —8. dew point, is evidentl house, store'house, Hoar objected as he olaimed the affidavit excursion to baugas, which veloolty. 4; weather clear as the sweetest word in on r [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] connected therewith. The cou- been drawn and a wind. NW; “Home, in the of a holiday trip. property had only up today Toastmas'.er. regarded light of said are 30.435. tbermora Lewis McLellan, and to this sentiment th s 9 pen bonds and acta company had not been submitted to him. The 8 p. m.—Barometer. language,’’ Farming ton, January 20.—Kvangeliw When the members reached their sent oopy 64 made valid. court deoided to allow the affidavits ad- eter, 16.0; dew point, 8; humidity, agod about thirty years, wif morning they found on their desk a the future unless you keep before you Rev. Thomas Tyrie responded. Semple, this when W; »; weather, cloudy broadsides on which was a Inn i mitted, although Lawyer Ormsby wind, velocity, this the of printed ol a mental of the phases of the Following company adjournet of Ctol. Jacob Kemple Virginia, Dexter was at the last session one started to rend, he was told by the oourt Mean thermometer, 0; maxi picture editorial from the Bangor Coiomercia set ol daily is filled hall, whore an informal re politician and campaigi the towns which wanted to be the that there was no need of it. 16: minimum ther All the“ritual of Masonry to Masonio prominent in which that paper while urging th B reading mum thermometer, past. new normal sohool. Hon. Stanley Plum- remarked: “The of wind There is no was held. The officers of th 3 committed suicide yesterda; olalms of Judge Webb, dryly only ammeter,—5; maximum velocity with the Scriptures. orga- oeptlon speaker, who 1s among the State House to suffer will be the 0. Mr mer, persons reporters.” 8; total has so muoh of the were in the main hall and receive 1 afternoon by taking chloroform. that if the normal preoipitation, nization that Scrip- lodge THE STATE COLLEGE Visitors today, says The affidavits of Lawyer Cotter, Brain's the tn town noon oomes un this winter tures in its ns does that of M«- their many friends during evening. Keinple arrived yesterday school question counsel was read, in which be stated that Weather Observation. ritual, and his twi on the treasury, denounced the report o 1 now that the commission has reported of the trial lie did not know One of the most significant Grimraer’s orohestra during the ove and found Mr*. Kemple at the time weathe sonry. the oom the establishment of such a Ford had The agricultural department some music at Hotel Willows. Mrs. Kempl that institution presented by against that Messrs. Briggs nnd in Masonry is the temple. In ning furnished interesting children will be found right on 19, take; , things an j school, Dexter the ease. The affidavit ol bureau for January home at the fiv mittee, Messrs. Freeman, Clason prejudged yesterday, that were the two pillars that and selections were rendered by Harmc started far their Falls, hand to her claims as the best town , temple urge Lawyers French nnd Ormsby, associate at 8 m. meridian time, the ohservatioi at four o dock as and unfair. Di institution. p. cur interest in all ages. ny of Portland, consisting c f miles below the village Holman, prejudiced in the state for the counsel for the defence were also ad- in this order have attracted quartette wbe Mr. Walton of for each station being given on 1 being somewhat crowded Harris, the president of the college, The bill presented by mitted. This ended the affidavits. It was the purpose of those who formed Messrs. Leighton, Briggs, Whipple and the sleigh of wind, state o [ the side c f Skowbegan to the Insolvency law, Cotter called to the stand for direction au hour later b; asked if he was ready to state repeal Lawyer Temperature, to work for tho benefit of oaoii Wyer. Mr. Keuiple followed as having any chance ol A. Masonry said thn Is not regarded hie first witness, Foreman Ronald weather: t When he reaobed home his wif the college in the controversy, the way to some other, but above all they sought to The evening was very pleasantly spen stage. success, but It may pave Jack of Kast Boston, of the jury that Net I here SB, snow; of th B he should have something to say latei amendments In the existing laws. oonvicted Bram. Mr. Hoar to Boston. 24 degrees, make character better. These pillars of and the 75th anniversary exeroists wks dead. objected York. SB. raiD; Philade) declare the S are states which have no insolvency laws, asked relative 33 degrees, beau- be said to have been a decii Walter one of Farmington' Dr. Harris did not repor any questions being him Washington which I have spoken were strong, lodge may Nichols, of fewer all the time. phia, 34 degrees. SB, rain; Instead he spoke It as t but they are becoming to what took place in the jury room. Mr. de character The were the ext oldest and most drlzeos, diei prejudiced. 34 rain; Albany, 22 tiful and enduring. Masonic ed success. following respected fair of thoviwes Itembodiet Jack identified the paper written by negroes. E, presentation grees. a. Buffalo. 80 degree* is also cutive committee oliarge of the ai Tuesday evening alter an Illness of fou he did not admit tha t Association will “Red” as one he had seen in the oloudy; suggested by those pillars stiong l,n athough of coarse The Lumbermen’s jury 83, NE, snow views. He addei * and they may re- S, snow: Detroit, and It has the power to exist rangements: Fred W. Harding, Charlc S days. Cause pneumonia. those were the right meet here this week W i. snow; St enduring. in to Chioago. 34 degrees. that there were one or two statement * commend some regulations regard 16 de and E. Cobb. Theodore Shaokferd, Evere! t lumber- Paul. 16. NW. dear; Hurou.Dak., strengthen. Torpedo Boat Shows Up Well. the of guides. The 8 lloensiug grees, cloudy; Blsmaroh, degrees Character was one of the things that P. Hanson, Moses E. Little. men's will complement N, H. CURED IN A DAY. suggestions “ALTHENE SKIN Jacksonville, 68 degrees as Absolutely Pure. Newport, I., January 20.—Torpedi RHEUMATISM and game associations SOAP,” NW, clear; our order sought to improve time No. fi had first trial unde: those of the Osh boat her today to reduce S, oloudy. to observe the News conies from Texn s of course, design is _ We have striven Waxahaotie, for it* three boilers. She made several runs ove •'Mystic Cure” for Rheumatism and Neura and will, Medical Begister," entirely free fron, went;on. Celebrated great leavening to S 1 the danger of forest that a big fire started there Wednesdn mile and tie gia radically cures In 1 days. Its actio ns far ns possible *3ee second commandment, and love oui strength and heaithfulness. Assures the the government course, which will lend or any ex- Severe sbooks of earthquake at noou the entire side c P the Is remarkable and mysterious ■ adulterations, impure fat-acids morning and a of 26.85 The eaei upon system fires hy requirements of Delivuc alum ana all forms of adul- Tel-oped speed knots. the ana the dlseas * to be as oareful experienced in tbe Provinoe as ourselves. had been ] t food against It removes at once cause guides and sportsmen of village neighbors the public square destroyed. with which the vessel moves through tbi dose cess of alkali. Greece. A number common to the brands. immediately disappears. The first greatl lumbermen are not Epirus, It is now for a brother Ma- is known the loss will reach, if it dot s teratlon cheap and the small disturbance of wntei as possible. The were feared many 1b possible water benefits. Sold by C. H. Guppy & Co., druj radi- H. Bat & destroyed and it is OOL'_ BDVlT.BitlVO POWIUBtO., NtW however.to recommend any For sale by all druggists and H. killec. to the uttermost parts of the not exceed, {100, XOB% while at this terrific were re gists, 463 Congress street, Portland. likely, habitants of the were son to go speed, in the existing laws* Son, Middle Si. province marked by all who saw the trial. oct22Tu,Xh&Saturm cal changes • erect it. grades of giving the bearers female descendants who shall MONROE DOCTRINE NOT INCLUDED. * certificates, intend architectural TO PROTECT threo grades of schools described in the FOR They to make it in A CONTESTED ELECTION. PICKEREL. SO 111 INDIANS. of the It com- act. design Illustrative period Oluey on the Arbi- and Secretary Questioned The board is authorized to select com- memorates, and sulhcientlybeautiful to ornament to tration Treaty, missioners whoso duty it shall he to hold imposing constitute an ol the examinations in sections of the state the national capital worth) alike of of their where the main needs thoir ser- memory the heroes it honors, WnshingoD, So.—Tho Senate body January Continued from First daughters who rear and of the great Purje. vices. These commissioners shall be it, committee on relations this Law To Include Them As House Passes Bill Sale nation whose birth it will to com- foreign Game Si a day for their time. Forbidding help paid memorate. morning listened to Secretory Olney for Senator Weeks of .Penobscot presented a same exempts any yuclifc built outside of For this ask no thun one Fish. petition asking for additional state To puproso they appro- more hour. The Secretary, who the United States and owned, chartered Aborigines. and will not seek in anyway any tho pensions for soldiers and sailors. priation drew the general treaty of arbitration be- or used by a citizen of United States, aid from the Government. Senator Roberts of Oxford presented a pecuniary this from payment of tonnage taxes. sufficient land on tween country and Great Britain, petition asking that Meohanio Falls he They simply ask for The Senate at 5 adjourns 1. which to memorial continental made an elaborate in favor of CURE divided iutojtwo voting precincts. place this agumont THEONLY hall. of to MORE 4CADEMIES TO FRONT AT Senator Grindle of Hancock, who has HOW THE MEASURE CAME TO BE the ratification the treaty as sent All this was by Mr. Morse. beenjjili, was qualified today. explained the Senate. IN THE HOUSE. on When tho asked if there was ob- It was voted that the committee the PROPOSED. Speaker AUGUSTA. on Much of the talk about the committoo the Senate bill Eastern Maine Insauo Hospital visit tho jection Mr. Blue, of Kansas, objected, In the House today the ground that tho public reservation table was cf an infeilooutory character the Secretary of War to issue hospital Thursday. Unani- authorizing Tho charter of the Westbrc ok describon could not Lo spared. aid several notably Morgan in the FI proposed denied the bill Senatuis, to telegraph operators military RHEUWATISM mous been consent Windham and Harrison railroad, was having of on the calen- and David, asked numerous questions tho war, or to representa- Warden Service Wanted in Various Coun- by Senator Weeks of Penobscot. Mary Good Thunder and Other Indian will'have to wait its turn service during presented that it the intended to from certificate, The committee that dar list. There is little prospect Secretary gather tives of deceased operators, ties—Another ltoad Commissioner Bill judioiary reported Ladies Petition for the Enac meut—In- this session. that official his idea cf the cf the the bill and will he reached in that way scope and conditions requiring trustees guardi- The forth their term •—To Protect Farmers from Damage Reminiscences of a former Meaty questions propounded in- setting and ans to give bonds ought to pass. teresting INTERESTING 1 ho House pic- given away absolutely REMINISCENCES.^ dicated quito plainly an antagonism to of service, was passed. Done By Deer Voted Maine Man. Inexpedient. tho text of the convention uud the in- cf the con- Hoberls of Oxford presented an act Mr. Marshall Price, forma rlv of Bidde- cceded to the consideration tention of the committeemen to insist Yost vs. luoker, (Special to the press.] Publio Laws of to the ford and Portland, but now of Oakland, tested election cose of amending chapter 102, (Speoial Press.) upon Its amendment before the reporting the Wash! ton for in the 54th Congress from Augusts, January 20.—In the House 1891 as amended by oliapter 267 of Publio Washington, Jan. 20—The present California, has been in up aj the instrument to the Senate. for n seat few He was in the former times Secretary Olney was questioned closely district of Virginia. ■ _ And no little tadnv there were more petitions for Laws of 1893, relating to Australian House is well days. tenth wonder. The poor chap of.Representatives quite as of the He to the scope arbitration committee reported — woman's in ballot law: in Maine a prominent Abolitionist. general The majority cf the broken out from head to foot with suffrage municipal elections, disposed towards legislation against tbe treaty, and Btated that it did not inoludo Ho- of both Governors of Tucker. Messrs. Walker, heat, his tender skin chafed in petitions for warden servicB in several See. 10. Chapter 102 is amended by traffic. It has and served In tho councils arbitration of the Monroe dootrino and in favor prickly already passed — in tho liquor and Thomas, ho- one of his little fat feels ana a inserting after the word “office” and Chamberlain. Governor Cony was so understood this government of Virginia, every wrinkles, of our best counties, among other things big sent to the Senate a bill tbe Cony by publloan Many citizens are 24th line tho On the upper prohibiting The matters from as if he was on fire. His mother bitudle following: was a war Democrat and u loyal uml Grcut Britain. in dis- of Michigan, dissented just of petitions asking for an addit- sale of In man,al- publioan at the margin of the ballot there Bhail bo print- intoxiosting^liquors tho'Cnpitol pute that wuuld come under the pro- and recom- is to blame if she to calling ional term of the at he had not had much sympathy the conclusion neglects give Supreme Court ed in large instructions for On it bill es- though visions of the convention were such as majority plain type buildiug. Monday passodfa of Yost. 'lhe him relief by the use of Caribou. These were the in as follows: To vote with the anti-slavery movement. Mr. out of or under mended the seating presented by voting language among those In- might grow treaty rights as » tablishing prohibition one Governor issue in the case was gentleman from Mr. a straight ticket make a cross mark (X) Pierce relates that day international law. Mr. Oluey was asked question at Caribou, Teague. dians who have left the tribal relation one of certain iinpeild..U OFFICE OF in the square over the p'-rty name. To Cony,said to him, “Here you are what objection there could be to tile in- tho counting of Both Air. Dudley of Brookton and Mr. and ore The find that vote a ticket make across maik (X) aud settled npon lauds of their own and those confounded Abolitionists sertion of a clause relative to the Monroe marked ballots. majority split am! fucker s Alurcbie of Calais, preseuted petitions In the over the erase in my ocuuoil. What a thing that understood should cot ie counted square party name, beoome citizens. queer doctrine, if both governments they 1. cross 881. lhe minority powder. for the establishment of a labor lien on printed name in list under mark is. the alike. To this it is was The ciroumstances the subject question majority and lost s name. Amend soc- attending pass- relates an be counted leather In favor of (X) and fill in new Mr. Pierce Interesting story understood Mr. Oiney gave no specific thnt they should THE tunning employes. are es- election wus the made from tlon 24 by after word “choice” agt of this bill quite interesting, about the enrlv days of the First Nation- answer. is 73(3. Ordinary powders, rice, inserting majority The^ Aus- Mr, Pope of Aianchester and Mr. a The bonk had the Walton affected the heat of the following words: “or he may paste pecially to these iuterestod in the pro- al Bank of Biddeford. No action was taken and it is intimated first one held under starch, etc., are by Murcb-e had more petitions fop the es- slip containing the name of the candi- beenjorganizad as a state Institution, and onnuot be had for tralian ballot law c-f lrginia. and ferment a short time after of tbe Indian. There lias been for that action possibly tenn- the body, date the name erased gress in the of tablishment of a for of bis choice upon hud been very successful, having weeks to come. Mr. Codding, Republican thus as an reformatory prison a law on the hook in favor are acting bs con- a long time statute war a of about the first speech they applied, and the pasting of such slip shall first years of the capital In elaborating his statement that tho sylvsnia, made Comfort Powder women. low es- bho speech of additional irritant. sidered a sufficient erasure. prohibiting the sale or giving of liquors $80,000. With tho war came the Monroe doctrine would not oomo with- of the ooramittee report. A for aid in a and tho liict tiiat ue- is a healing prepa- petition building bridge to Indians that are on reservations in tablishing National bunks forcing in the terms of the general treaty of ar- Mr. Uoddiug revealed medicated, antiseptic, to ef iu Vau was referred. Normal School Committee at Farmington State banks to ohatigs over to the nation- told the oominittee that sides the loss of votes, due rejection ration, that relieves all smarting and BureD, of the agents. “But now Indians bitration, Olney the Wal- charge al system cr cut of business. The men the ballots, as required by and Mr. Wilson of Gorham a sub- TO THE PRESS.J go it wus well understood by negoti- Imperfect burning sensations immediately, presented (.SPECIAL are allotments of land and bank wore Yost, claimed to Monument taking up who controlled the Biddeford ators of the treaty that all questions re- ton law, the contestant, leaves "the skin in a normal, smooth, Square, stantial array of petitions for an January £0.—The educa- a on tho old basis failure to appoint appro- Farmington, becoming citizens. The courts have doing good business lating to foreign policy were not in- have suffered from soft condition. ts of the election cool, clear, and priation sufficient to seoure a warden tional committee of the ar- but found that the requiremen to be included in the terms cf the and proper Bepublicau legislature ruled that when these Indians move tended competent the new it difficult to and by • law would make very is that when oflioers in some for (1 • a service in Cumberland oounty. rived and at the treaty. Jt understood precincts The Comfort Powder Cc. 25c. and 50c. yesterday quartered on to their lauds they cease to be wards with which to buy the of election constables in get the money pressed on the subject of the Nioaragunn illegal notions Hartford, Ct. a box. A committee chosen by the Oxford Vil- Stoddard house. They inspected the and that tne law would connection with their of tbe nation against United States bonds which they canal, Mr. Oluey aaid that if Urent othsr precincts, in All Druggists sell it. lage the their voters jn Corporation petitions legisla- Normal school this morning, together selling them liquors does not apply. have to buy In order to guarantee Britalu sought to make an issue on that aid to illiterate and inonpnble dilemma Mr. Banks ture to extend the powers of the corpo- with trustees of been circulation. Iu their out of the terms of the preparation ef ballots. Fairbanks, Chapman Tbo result of this decision has and subject, growing of PROBATE NOTICES. ration. the present president of^the hank, existing Clayton resolution, it would Mr. Yost was graoted the privilege Brunswiok and Robertson of Augusta, that the rum trafflo is threatening to consent. His PACKAGE others interested consulted anxiously. probably oorne within this general treaty the floor by unanimous There was introduced an act to amend and left on the noon train for Gorham. and he went lhe theory that $1 break up the efforts to civilize the red They spoke to Mr. Pierce, or class which for the upon that provides speech proceeded he Ho ...HIaP y-,il lennrea butvroon tho ton should be section 64 of ohnpter 40 of the Revised Lust a was taudered to see what could done. the rejected ballots in dispute ro All Fersons Interested In Either of the evening reception men. They realize it themselves, and to.,Bostcu _.Hnw that; t.nwC a business to go with ViUlIU lieu 1UI —-“ as amended 271 of or more other invited got acquaintance arising “antler treaties or Named. — — Statutes, by chapter them and twenty some of the most of them governments Estates Hereinafter OF THE intelligent him to Mr. Beal, a prominout banker as valid throughout the the otherwise.” The suggestion was made had baen treated publio laws of 1836 relating to the by Hon. J. W. Fairbanks, local for tbe with the and guests have petitioned Congress passage there, who had connection great that clause he put in the treaty re- contest by ooutesteo’s representative number of pounds of white and in Now bad been at Portland perch trustee at his residence. of the hill. For instance, a long list of banking tiriu of Jay Cooke, lative to the elimination o£ the Monroe by the committee itself. They At a Court of Probate held to he Mr. Fierce that rliey In counted for himself ny the pickerc-l taken. The proposed limit of Sioux con- York. explained doctrine so there could he Ho dispute on large part ? women of the Santee Tribe ii tlie First of in the f Si Annual Meeting Board of Agriculture. had a hank in Blddelord which they It was Democratic election officers, as plainly t Tuesday January, is 25 and the law that it is _ 4- .. 4 -..,.4. i-J r\r, 4-V.n Keif- n*a flw. that in the future, and pounds pro- hunk with question the voter. ; ear ot our Lord eighteen hundred wished to turn iuto a national contended that the canal must he re- indicating the intention of to amend is the one the [SPECIAL TO THE PBESS.J dnety-seven; the following matters having posed limiting names of Louisa Mis. Hake- a stuck of hut that they Mr. Yosl devoted some time to the silo- Redwing. capital $100,000, served in this manner. ] teen presented for the action thereupon cf trout and salmon to he takon. August*, January yu.—i be state uoara whore were to the election constables pounds woxto, (who makes her mark), Emma did not know they get The committee is firmly convinced that gatlou that the special j lerelnafter indicated, it is hereby OR- The only change offered is the addition if Agriculture held Its annual meeting oas!i to put into the roods which would the couvontion radical amend- appointed to aid Illiterate and physically j ) FLUID: Redowl.Mary Goodthunder, Mary Light- requires That notice be to all Castle have to be deposited in Washington to before it, is ratified. In reply to incompetent voters, in the preparation thereof given persons I'SCOU nuu jr.V/DtXCl XJ‘/ «UD 1X0L ;oday. President, J. W. Dudley, ment a of this order ning, Luoy Feather, Ellen Kilto, and socuro tho circulation. Mr. Beal heard of the of their instead of being the help 1 nterested by causing copy the criticism of the s 'lection King ballots, three weeks stu- of llsli covered the old law. Bill; vice W. H. Moody, to the became 1 o be published by president, of the him through, and then turned of and as Mr. that voters had a right to expect, Maggie Wlcanapidutawiu. Many Sweden Norway umpire, 1 lessively in the MAINE STATE Petitions for aid in member of tbe executive com- who introduced All'. Pierce of their disfranchisement. building a bridge Liberty; husbands of these women also sign an gentleman Olney said that article 10 fully provided instruments JltESS, and the Weekly Eastern Argus, across know this gentleman he was in Suudy river in tbe town of nittee, W. G. Hunton, Headfleld member and said, “Do you against any possible miscarriage of jus- Their conduct, charged, tapers printed at Portland aforesaid, ’eame pur- the on the i at a Probate Niagara Starks. independent petition[for_the and his associates?” “Yes,” repllod in that it enabled either Darty to se- furtherance of a conspiracy part hat they may appear Secre- of tbe experiment station council, tice, to Joint to be held at said Portland on Petition to obaugo the name of the pose. Boston man. “Are ther good?” “Yes,” lect another umpire either temporarily of Democratic leaders and managers B. YV. McKeen. “for from cast- he First Tuesday of Febuary next, at ten Alonzo Wing Library to Wayne ;ary which theso Iudians asked the Boston friend, any or that could illiterate Republicans Library, Thelbill Ifor replied permanently. Everything prevent 1 >f the clock in the forenoon, and be heard introduced Air. Starbird of Litchfield. In bis to tbe board, fc'ecratnry amount that they will waut to gat.” bullots that must be counted. After by report and which the House has m-w he done to make the court absolutely ing hereon and object if they see cause. passed back at three o’clock this after- the election case was Petition for $1300 for warden services lYalker McKeen said that with the excep- “Cotne impartial and its findings just had been further arguments in Waldo Mr. Litch- gone to the Senate fcr action. Its test noon” was tho only reply of the Boston set asidn. IARRY F. SPOFFORD, late of Bridgton, enuuty, presented by abundant iu accomplished. tempoinrily lor al- field of :ion of liar, all crops were of deceased. First Account presented Belfast. Is as follows: banker. Mr. Hull, Republican Iowa, reported 11. Adminis- were raised at less lowance by Augustus Walker, Itesolvc appropriating $1000 to replace 8£6, and that they At three o'clock they returned and ho Olney's Message to Senate. a agreement of the conferee? upon ____ Be it That any partial trator. the monument of ox-Gov. at Oak The enacted, etc., person said to ‘‘One hundred thousand bills. It was King *ost than in former years. report them, 20.—In hli confi- the army appropriation L. late of who shall sell, give away, dispose of, ex- bonds have been Washington, January insisted its jOTHROP CROCKETT, Naples, Grove cemetery, In Bath. dollars’ worth of pur- trans- agreed to. The Houso upon deceased. Fourth Account for hen touched on farm economics and or barter dential message to the Senate, presented Tiio for warden service In change, any insalt, spirituous, chased for the Biddeford bank, and are to the Senate amendments H. Trustee. petition and the in connection disagreement allowance by Charles Young, fave an luteresling paper on the con- or visions including beer, ale, mitting correspondence was that a vote 'ornorsec county is slightly different liquor, deposited in the United States Treasury still in dispute. It agreed D. late of deceased. anient or other intoxicating with the general treaty of aroitration, OLIVER DIKE, Sebago, irom the of this kind. iition of the Maine farmers. wine,(or any at Washington in its name. You can on contested election caso should he Petition for License to sell and convey average appeal or sends hut four notes iiquor of any kind whatsoever, any and Sturt hank.” Secretary Olney tomorrow. Grace The petitioners ask for $2000 and say At tbe afternoon session of the Board go home at once jour the taken at 4.3l) Real Estate, presented by L. Dike, essence, extraot, bitters, preparation, and says this is “all correspondence that is tbe least they oan oet along This was the beginning of the First Great The House then adjourned. Administratrix. ;f Prof. Charles D. Woods, composition, ,or any article between the United States and with and they alar ask that other coun- Agriculture, compound, National bank of Biddeford, one of the of DANIEL P. ADAMS, late of Brunswick, de- under any name, or Britain relative to the general treaty for al- ties be UFOd as wall nemiier from the State college repotted whatever, label, most successful in tho state. Air. Banks ceased. Second Account presented proportionately. 'r. to arbitration.” He adds that no corre- Makes Another Concession. Adminis- brand, which produces treasurer of Salisbury lowance by Ardon W. Coombs, A resolvo $5000 for Cas- : or the committee on concentrated feeds. JntO£l<” has been the State Maine, appropriating to whom itlhitmenb a i.,mi on the subject of the treaty also Petition for valuation of prop- tine any In ian and is now the of the hank. spondence 21.—The trator; Academy, was introduced by Air. consisted cf an act to be in- president with the other Powers. London, January Daily to said estate for or I'he report has been made while the title to the same the bas taken pinoe erty belonging purpose is Mure hie cf Calais, nnd referred. Air. Charles A. Aioo.ly, present cash- a from the Collateral Inheritance which being given away free, rodliced in tho the same that shall he held In trust by the Government Although his correspondence is sent to Chronicle published despatch determining Tiiera was also presented a resolve to legislature, ier, was a boy then. seal of and Tax i:i be paid thereon, presented by said or to Indian award of the Govern- tlie Sonate ur the secrecy that Lord Salisbury and settle balance due James W. Wakefield vas recently described in the PRESS any Washington sayiug Administrator. today, .under of Indian guarded by t ommittee, there is no is I ment charge any super- A FORGOTTEN HERO. has removed the last obstaole to the sign- ] 1ARRY minor child and heir quor agout. iroviding that a tag from the experiment need of Mr. solicitude in this re- MERRYMAN, intendent or agent, or any Indian, in- Oi.ley’s of Robert S. late of Bill, an act providing that each town trans- cf the Venezuelan treaty, by consent- Merryman, Brunswick, 1 itation a record of the amount ducing mixed over whom the Every one cf the four notes Ing Account for al- shall a read be bearing bloods, spect. deceased. First presented Jail. elect commissioner to Vantine Who First Use Senate has been tu ing that the Venezuelan government Thursday, 21st, irotein contained in the feed and in Government through its departments, Joseph Suggested mitted to the given lowance by James L. Doolittle, Guardian. Hi BM— ——— paid not lean than $3 a day for active i these in sub- shall nominate one of the members of tbe exercises and any person Protect War Vessels. the publio in dispatches VILLIAM II. CREECH, late of de- service. This aot provides that no select- tddition to that information a record of guardianship, of Chain Cable to board of arbitration. It is agreed that Freeport, who shall introduce or to intro- stance. ceased. Petition that John W. Hatch be will be the last chance to men shall hold the office, and that 75 per attempt the member nominated by Y’enezucla get he net number of pounds in the bay and or vinous appointed Administrator, iiresented by jeut of the shall bo ex- duce any malt, spirituous, Venezuela will higwhay taxes TO THE shall be an American. Annie M. Creech, widow of said deceased. cure 1 he name and address of the rnanu- ale and or [.SPECIAL I’HESS.] this, the only for Rheu- on the to liquor, Including beer, wine, WEDDINGS. Fuller to act as her pended highways prior July 16, ask Chief Justice rEREMIAH late of de- any ardent or intoxicating of any MITCHELL, Pownal, and the balance when the commissioner : aoturer shall be attaohed to eaoh bag of liquor Washington, Jaminry 20.— Tho private Account for al- matism in all its forms. kind whatsoever iiit-o the Indian coun- representative. ceased. First presented ?ees fit. If the people fail to elect a eed. bills to atteution lowance Alexander L. Pierce, Executor. which term shall inolude any Indian pension bring public Flint—Merril 1. by It acts at once and as ioasmissioner the selectmen shall select try, SDN A L. & al., minor children just According to this act the directors of allotment while the title to the samo occasionally some cf the forgotten heroes Bad Fire in Boston This Morning. WHITNEY, sue, and any part of chapter 18 of the A home took of Howard late of Stnndish, de- be hold in trust pretty wedding place Whitney, soon as you commence its use are be station shall secure samples by shall by„tho Government, of the war. On Tuesday, Mr. Willis of ceased. Petition for License to sell and Hevised Statutes that inconsistent at the resi- 2.15 a. m.— A five or while the same ehail remain inalien- yesterday at East Deering Boston, January 21, Real by Addle E. ivltb this net is repealed. nixing a part of the contents of several Delaware, succeeded in getting passed by convey Estate, presented just so soon will you commeuce able by the allottee without the consent dence of the the story building at No. 55 Com- Guardian. This was presented by Mr. Holbrook for sale the groom, contracting granite Whitney, lags of feed exposed ly of the United. shall be the House a bill to givo to Joseph K. North Yar- to get better. ;f Brunswick, and referred. States, punished partios being Mr. Olarenoo Roberta Flint mercial street, occupied by Moody & Co., SDWIN T. HASKELL, late of 1 leveral merchants visited and that tba by ijnprgonment for not less than sixty Vantine a pension of $72 a month. The mouth, deceased. Account presented for Petition for a labor lien on spool stook and Miss Whitman Merrill. At was the scene of a disastrous fire and a fine of not less thnn one Mary grooers, allowance by Charles S. Sweetser, Execu- If it was not as adver-. ind by Mr. Manufacturer shall be prosecuted if it is days, by on wbioh this bill was based made just bark, presented Guernsey dollars for the first offense anti report o’clock the bridal entered the this three alarms. tor. >f Hover. feed is hundred eight party early morning, causing bund at any time that his not as the following interesting statement: late of Gorham, de- tised we should not give away not lets than ,two hundred dollars for led Mr. G. V. and Mnie. The firm carries a large stook and the CAROLINE F. SMITH, Besolve appropriating $1050 annually for on the parlor, by Gage ceased. Will and tor probate 1 loed as he is given credit togs each offense thereafter: Providrd, how- “Joseph E. Vautine was tho first man petition ’or eight years lor Cherryfield Academy, S. N. Hawes to the strains of the rtamazo will be heavy, though the figures thereof, by Mary E. Waterman, which he has securrd former tests That the person convicted shall bo the use of obaiu cablos hung presented iresanted by Mr. Davis of Stuban. by ever, to suggest one of the Executors therein named. committed unlil fine and costs are paid. wedding march by the Cnrciotto Quar- cannot be given with any degree of ac- 1000 Free in Kill, an net amending section 24 of ] irovidod, however, that he shall be giren over the sides of vessels .for protection 2UNJCE M. PERRY, late of Gorham, de- Packages But it shall be a sufficient defense to any followed by the brides maids. curacy. diopter 40 of tbe Devised Statutes, by less than in which to tette, ceased. Account presented for allowance lot thirty days introducing or to from the enemy’s missiles, and the idding the words: “and nlso lobsters,” charge of attempting Miss Fiilio R. Chase and Miss Margaret by Katharine B. Lewis, Trustee. iriug his‘ feed up to the standard signi- induoe ardent spirits, nle, beer, wine, efficiency of the dovioo was demonstrated Portland. n the fourth line, presented by Mr.Stev- the maid of Miss 3LANCHE E. GROVES, minor child and or intoxicating into the Indian Wilkinson, honor, BRIEFLY TOLD, ■ns of Cutler. i led in the tags that he is using. liquors by Commodore Fnrragut’s squadron on heir of Ellen Groves, 1 te of Yarmouth, de- countryitbat the acts charged were done Jennie S. Merrill, sister of the bride, and ceased. Petition for License to sell and Air Newcombs of Eastport, presented Prof. Woods addressed the hoard on the Lower Mississippi in April, 1862, in and at time under authority, in writing, from the Mr. Frad best brother of the convey Real Estate, presented by David the same spend in act to require puckers of sardines to ‘Influence of Width of Tires on Draft of Flint, man, War Department or ODy officer duly au- the passage of Forts Jirckson ami St. H. Drumnnmd, Guardian. to nend all cans known to the trade as groom. The bride followed, leaning on The order of August last establishing hundreds of dollars make it. He credited his information thereunto by War and the encounter with the Con- LLECK WILLIAMS, a minor child. Petition heads or blow by tbo- Vagons. thorized [the Depart- Phillip, a the State eaks,swell heads, the arm of tho groom. She was daintily |poflt office,at College, Orono, for the adoption of said Aleck Williams known to o Prof. VYatora of tbe Missouri ment. suffering humanity. ougbly sealing them nnd bathing them experi- federate ram, and it resulted in the Penobscot county, is rescinded. and that his name be to Alvah In white and carried a changed n water for not less than 15 gowned organdy Frink boiling ] nent station. It emphatically advanced DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLU- capture of New Orleans, La. This ahain The Metropolian West Side elevated Wilson Frink, presented by John P. ninutes. bouquet of bride’s roses. The ceremony and wife. he statement that narrow tires damage TION. was used afterwards ou board the railway of Ohioago was placed In the of Brookton a armor Mr. Dudley presented was performed by Rev. h. F. Nelson, hands of a reoeiver Wednesday afternoon. Y1LLIAM H. JONES, late of Westbrook, de- AT letition asking that the charter of the 1 day gravel and Macadam roads, fend Kearsnrge in her capture of tho Alabama. ceased. Will and petition tor probate LAST, The following hill has been reported assisted by Rev. K. P. Woodward. A Historical Penobscot Dam and 1 hat think that The Amerlcan-Irish society thereof, presented by Delia Jones, Execu- Biver, Improve- nnlortunately people from the rommittea on Publio “In the attsok ou Fort Hudson, La., to Buildings handsomely arranged aroh of evergreen was oraauized In Boston last night. The trix therein named. neat company be amended compel tbe vide tires make 'a in the House: from the loan; pull enough and Grauuds March 14, 1863, a shot enemy’s include many ot the most YESTBROOK MANUFACTURING COMPANY lompnn.v to keep logs from the dry ways That there set festooned with flowers gave a charm to projectors 1 inrdnr in mud to make up for tbe saving Bo it enactod, etc.. [he struck the boilers of the men of Irish birth or descent of Westbrook. Petition that Byron D. Ver- f various on tbo river. guns Richmond, thn n/'/vftfllnn Mr Anri Mrq TPlinf. to- promlnont points for the uae of the rill be Trustee to fill vacancy < if the team when the roads are and apart permanent in the United States. J. If. Cunningham appointed Mr. Mason cf Bristol Introduced a pe- dry, of tho of and the fire room and other parts of the the death of St. John National Society Daughters the ceived. congratulation, and were the of Maine was chosen one of the vice caused bv Henry S ion asking that commutation money ( Tnuriiiipn^a hv tho TVIisfinn?! ATnprts said Westbrook Manu- Solvent lor the erection of were filled with when Smith, by Ainerionn Revolution, vesssl steam, he, presented mid not, bv drafted men who were non] of beautiful presidents. a recipients many gifts. Mrs. facturing Company. bowed this to bs a mistake. a memorial building thereon, portion under difficulties drew the fires Found; lelied to remain at home from the war great a The understanding in Wall late of South Port- or Fred Flint served dainty lunchoen in yesterday FRANK G. PJLLSBURY, Dozens of were desrlbed of the reservation publio ground ;o dependents be refunded to experiments from under the boilora aod prevented street was that an arrangement had teen deceased. Petition for License to support owned'liyithe Unlted'Htates, in the city the dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Flint land, mob drafted men by the state. ind tbe broad tires weie given the credit from thus the completed with the administration at sell and convey Real Estate, presented by of District of Columbia, them exploding, saving will he at horns to their friends also r Washington, Thursday for the full of the Edward C. Reynolds, Auminstrator; Mr. Murcbie of Calais presented no- , if the team a deal in Washington discharge saving great nearly described as follows, namely: A plot and perhaps many lives. While this after February 1st at 270 Main stree t, Petition for an Allowance out of the Per- ition for (he repeal of the law relating ship obligations of the Union Pacifio railway : case. two hundred feet square at the intersec- East Deering. No oards. sonal Estate, by Alknie M. Pills- Uric on ivery was he became exhausted and that presented o weir Jivhius below the breakwater being done, to the the organiza- Acid, tion of Fourteenil^street and B street, government burv. widow of said deceased. he St. Croix river. This paper was only on tbe influence from tho hoat and steam and had to be tion of the company would proceed with- bounded on the north by Bystreet and on Senators Elected. JULIA M. HAMILTON, late of New York, The committee on fleb and game re- if wide tires on the but Mr. Mo- out delay. The Chief Cause cl Rheumatism. draft, the oast by Fourteenth street. Said land relieved evory few moments. For this State of New York, deceased. Petition for lortrd that legislation to reimburse A nnnounoss the re- commissioner of License to sell and Real reen says that when tbe matter is fully shall’be used only for the purpose of a heroic aot he reoeived speoial private telegram g The navigation reports convey Estate, armors for crops damaged by compli- the Araorioan vessels auii by Edward C. Reynolds, Ad- We want the most deer, iresentsd it will include facts to show memorial building to commenorate the election of Senator Pritchard by the that built presented hopeless, vould be inexpedient and that the ps- i mentary mention in the Admiral’s re- ministrator. and to thoso who services am! perpetuate the memory of documented duriug the first six months chronic cases, itioncrs for a close time on Stetson ihat wide tires are road makers and nar- legislature of North Carolina. :ALEB S. BATCHELDER, late of South Port- the heroes of the Revolutionary war, to port, and was aftorwards presented with of the fiscal year numbor 384, of 113,573 cannot walk or come to us, we be allowed to withdraw. branches of the Missouri land, deceased. Petition that George R, lond ow tires road destroyers. be nd owned the National ‘medal of not of Both legisla- tons, compared with 818 of 88,890 tons will send a full erected by a bronze honor,’ by Stevens be appointed Administrator, pre- $1.00 package ” six months of the fisnal It is thought by many that if a wide Society of the Daughters of the Ameri- ture met in joint session Wednesday the first previous sented Frederick H. Harford, creditor free upon receipt of a Congress. the by entirely can and when it ceases to bo Graham Vest was year, indicating largest annual out- of said deceased. card. It is safe to lire law is enacted it should Include a Revolution, George formally re- postal predict IN THE SENATE. used for "that purpose it shall revert to put within the last 14 years, except that sufferers lection that the rear axle shall elected United States Senator. and 1891. JULIA A. SAWYER, late of Deering, de- tbatt xery many great providing the United States and all rights General Baggage Agent H. H. Towle of 1890 and a hereby ceased. Petition for License to sell will of this true and Senator Roberts introduced today is than the forward one so that and At the joint session of the South accept longer granted shall determine cease, the Maine arrived in Wash- Judge Stack rendered a decision in San convey Real Estate presented Herbert of Control, Dakota the vote by liberal offer. 1 till providing fur a board of examlna- lire wheels will not track. The idea is to Monday afternoon Speaker Reed recog- legislature Wednesday Francisco Wednesday morning in the A. Richardson, Administrator. on his way to attend the was bill nizod Mr. of Mr to ington Tuesday, for Senator Kyle, 33; Loucks, 14; of Lillian ion for teachers. The stipulates lave the wheels do the work of a road Morss, gsacbusetts, case Ashley against “Luolry” consent to the convention of baggage agents at Goody Koonfz, 11; Weeks, 3; Iiellar, 2; ROYAL R. BURNHAM, late of Portland, de» Jan. , members of the ask nnnimous bring bill general Baldwin for 175,000 damages for seduc- Remember, today, 21st, hat there shall be four as life easier 1, ceased. Petition for an Allowar.e out ol ■oiler well as make for the and it. Mr. Morse With him wero tho follow- Puliuor, 1; Bower, Pickier, Hep., E3. the trial of which up pass explained Richmond. tion, during the plain- the Personal Estate, by Emily Is the last to a i icard. one from each Congressional dis- draw the numbered At Salt Bake, Utah, two ballots were presented day get inimals which load. that the Daughters 10,000 J. C. Lennox of tiff’s sister shot at Baldwin in court.The A. Burnham, widow of said deceased. ing baggage ageutB: taken in joint session. No election re- rict and that the state superintendent of members, with 300 subordinate chapters decision is adverse to the woman, but State in the Boston & Albany, O. W. Groeloy of sulted. The vote wns, JOHN W. LANE, late of Portland, deceased. chools shall act as chairman of tbo of Minister Willis Arrives. extending into'every the Union. Timelier, 21; bolds that Baldwin is the father of her : Body 17; Rawlins, 18. Petition lor License to sell and convey In carrying out the purposes of their the Boston and Maine, and J. E. Magee Hondorson, child and is hound by all laws of mor- Edward M, FULL DOLLAR PACKAGE joard. 20.—Mrs. Willis session ol tho two houses of Real Estate, presented by San Erancisco, January organization flthey have determined to Transfer A joint the to it. the of the Armstrong company. ality support Rand, Trustee. The members cf the hoard shall re- tnd family were mot at steamei to- In the of Washington a memo- Colorado legislature Wednesday elected ereot city their to The sohooner Jennie d(* at the office Eieut Gen. ‘‘in honor Thoy paid respects Speaker Reed, Henry M. Toller to succeed himself ns Greenback, cap- WARY F. HUGHEY, late of Portland, ^Evening Express ( eive $5 a for their time in actual lay by Bell, representing rial continental hall of the day S. the of tho States Senator. Teller sized off York Nubble Monday after- ceased. Petition for License to sell ana Forsythe, U. A., Major f'ett. repre- soldiers, and ^patriots, men and witnessed session House. United appeared FREE. After that all first , ervice and shall give examinations statesmen, In an noon, was righted Wednesday afternoon Real Estate, presented by George t lenting Gov. Budd, anl Mr. Cooper, on of the American and accepted the honor elaborate convey ami women, Revolution and towed into York harbor H. Executor. ( wice each year and give to successful lehalf of the state deportment The of I relies In the course of which he dis- and Hughey, class stores will keep a and'for the preservation of war, to Paciflic K. It. Legislation speech, vessel Is drug : was driven to the Occidental Opposed national affairs. beachod.The apparently not bad- .pplicnnts for touchers’ places three amily peRce, domestio life, and industry asso- cussed ANN M REED, late of Portland, deceased, ihe for senator in North ly Injured. tor allowance bi on hand. \ lotrl. The box containing late ciated with the period of the conflict for Washington, January SO.—J. C, The vote Carolina First Account presented supply of also Petition fol ninister’s remains was left in charge of and hnvn Coombs of Boston, general counsel for on tho joint ballot Wednesday resulted: The representative the United Press- John H. Fogg, Trustee; American independence. get Trustee fol on the 88; es Vienna that of said presented NOTE THE PLACE. he ouetoms officers dock. Presi- systematically f about raising a building the Credits Commutation company of Pritchard, Republican. Thompson, in telegraphs the em- Resignation of an in the mills acceptance. ler.t Dole sent no guard honor, and in fund for this purpose. The idea of such Sioux Citv, Iowa, association of 350 Populist, 43; Iloughtou, Democrat, 83. ployes roiling «t Anlna, Mrs. Willis’s wishes which has taken so of the vote cast is Leconte REMEMBER THE NAME. leffnrence to there memorial hall or home was first suggest- banks, prominent a Pritobard’s majority Hungary, hnviug dissatisfied with JEREMIAH MCCARTHY, late of Portland, no here. in the powers the new scheme, became riotous Will and for vill be military display ed ty the late Mrs. Caroline Soott Hnrri- part opposing funding 12. pension deceased. petition probata appeared before the House commit- Ex-Congressman Win. A. Harris was yesterday and made a fierce attack upon thereof, presented by Jeremah T. McCar- Masou Made Senator. sou, wife’of President Harrison, and the bill, States i-enator from a of sont to son of said deceased. Bs Great Rheumatic first president-general of the society, and tee on Pacific railroads this morning. Mr. nominated United force geudarn.es restore or- thy, 30.—Win. E. successive Coombs opposed the Sioux City and Kansas to succeed Win. A. Peffer by the der. The gendarmes finally fired on the Niagara Springfield, 111., January lias been approved by national BRIDGET EGAN, late of Portland, deceased, whs United States the Chicago and North- caucus last night on the 11th mob and 13 wore rorionsly wounded. Mason eleetod Senator congresses of tho society, and a special Pacilic bill, Populist Will and petition for probate thereof, pre« Railroad in One officer was seriously wounded. and Gere. n joint session of the legislature today, building committee has been appointed western company urging the ballot. seated by Mary A. Deehan, Eecutnx there- to report to the House. The a in named. Kidney rhe vote was: Mason, 125; Altgeld, 77; to carry Into exeoution the project. committee Rev. Charles S. Fogg, graduate of that the Secretary of the at llvided as follows: Senate, Mason, 87; They purpose, ns they declare, to make bill provides ""Lumbermen Missing Bingham. Bowdoin college and the Bangor Theo- SAMUEL A. HOLBROOK, late of shall make enon settlemout Freeport, 13. House, Mason, 88; Altgeld, ‘‘a veritable of Treasury of logical Seminary in was ordained deceased. Petition for License to sell and \ltgeld, this building Temple January 20.—Word wns re- 1894, 14. The session passed alone in honor of the the debt of the Sioux City and Paciflo Binsham, and installed of Real Estate, presented William joint unanimously Kamo, not wonder- men on Wednesday pastor the convey by and to the as ceived that two youug working L. Lowell, Executor. Sole > resolution eulogizing ful men and women who established our Railroad company government Congregational church at Port Mills, Proprietors. endorsing town left camp early Sunday shelby M. Culloio for a oabinet position. but nlsc of the shall seem to be best for the interests of Spaulding Vt. JOSEPH JORDAN, late of New great nation, enterprise, and as they did not return at Gloucester, and of the United States. morning, deceased. First Account presented l'of capacity, pobllo spirit their search wns The New York Board of Trale and Dr. A despatch from Madrid says that the four o’clock that afternoon allowance by John Wells, one of the Ad- Be Ajchambauit Goiiip'y, irime minister has stated tnat if made. At two o’cloob Monday afteruoon Transportation held its 24th annual ban- ministrators. Weyler TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY in the Waldorf last Presi- Joes not succeed in putting down the The verdict of the people is that Dr. they had not been found. If they had quet night. HENRY C. PEABODY, Judge. Bromo Tablets All dent Win. H. Parsons About 38 Pemberton Square, ■ebellion before the rainy season sets in, Bull’s Cough Syrup is the best remedy for Take laxative Quinine drug- not reached some camp before Monday presided. A true copy of the Original Order: refund the money U it fails to curs of oold. 2u0 members were present. Attest: JOSEPH B. REED, Boston, fiflass. le (Uanovas) will resign. coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, etc. gists night they must hate perished Register

a MISCELLANEOUS. iWBB.urom The Inventor stood for HARBOR DRIFT. COURT. I MISCBLLANlOrS._ ARE hours watching SUPREME JUDIOIAL YES, THERE OTHERS. | 11 *11 MOTION.” the '• ■!■■■■ Ill IHMimil Ilf “THE LINK This big P stands Proof That Counts of the Une The lias been re Jut So Different—It’s CRITICAL TESTS The Etulla Elder-Dempster following rescript for the Praise and the Want. celved: and That’s What Portland People of the practical and trained meohanioi bailed Yesterday, of York, ss. Patronage agrateful WEIGHED ! from Maine. While ae inventors alwayi bestowed in Martin Coffin vs. Henry J. Bradbury. People upon IN THE There are many oflthem. do he had absolute faith in the ability The schooner Qlrirdy Burke came had allevia- Bead about them Rescript, Strout, J.—Plaintiff our Powerful every.'dny. of the of his skill tt yeiterday morning from New York. She the insolven ? How It Foand Its into Maine production Inventive preferred sl»lui against tor of Pain for almost Do you believe all you .read Way _ of ! do all he had a cargo ef sulphur which will be dis- estate of Jacob Bradbury. Hi* widow SCALES Wo think not. claimed for it, be had never yel for the Elizabeth M. was bis admin a century; also Why? Well, perhaps you know different. Been able to oouvince railroac tributed at the Maine Central wharf. Bradbury, in Portland Engines. praotioal that capacity, sold rea Proclamation of the Hard to indorse a statement It The bark J. B. 11 aui leu has cleared istratrlx, and;in men of the real value of bis machino. estate of her Intestate to tho defendant a man Louis. to all the Of In St. from Boston for this nort. She load dowe: Piper world, the person of the keen eyed machinist, will and at the same time released her Bad backs are numerous. in the as at Brown’s wharf for Guade- to him. For the dower Interest defeu that Past, Kidney complaints areioommon. that had bent for hours over the cranks, cooperage dant one hundred dollars and ugraei •well as the Present, it So are Cures. FIRST SAW lever* and paid Kidney A PORTLAND MECHANIC wheels, the almost disheart- loupe. to claim do oore? pay plaintiff’s preferred agalns has Performed very But they ened inventor centered all his ant The Elder-Dempster line steamship the when he sold tin That’s the all important question. ITS GREAT /VALUE. hopes intestate estate Brewster sailed land In effect be agreed ti many Perfect and Per- Claim is one thins—proof another. they were not in vain. Tho man from Etoiia, Capt. Evans, purchased. pay her for her dower interest two hun manent cures which Claim means what ([the manufacturer Mai ne believed. From that moment thli for Bristol at 12.46 yesterday afternoon. dred ana dollars and lift; says She carried an oargo, thirty-two had Pro- pattlcular inventor knew nothing but unusually large cents—one to her am Physicians Proof means what the people say. hundred directly, the sweetness stowed away in her nounced to be Past Old of suecess and the mos1 having capacious the balance to the plaintiff. Defendan The people say Is William P. Higgins, an His Name 4000 tons of merchan- sold the before suit was of Doan’s Kidnoy Fills cure kidney ills. modern engine of today onntaius this hold over general land brought any Possible hope ill the Bays of the P. S. and and his of to Who are the people? Kailroader of the then inventor, dise. She also carried a quantity of live promise payment plaintif Palliation. Thousands appliance humble bad This men Portland people—What other in- Hives-—An Octogenarian matured. promise, thougl ...the financial solidity of those Why p.—He Still He always declared the future foi stock consisting of 830 cattle. A partial the deb of cases of Painful 'dorsoment is proof? began oral, was not a promise to pay whose lives are insured is materially Interesting articles which her frauds Mr. P. H. Gowau of 7 Warren street but Hale and Hearty—The him when W'iliiam Higgins deolareil list of the comprised of another, within the statue of in flammations have strengthened. but was a to his own deb is an employe of the G. T. R. shops in Story. “the Link Motion’’ ns to thf cargo is as follows: 8,398 barrels apples, promise pay been Penetrated, re- A of Life Insurance applied to the of Mrs. Bradbury policy gives Portland', Maine, not or employe of the oil 910 barrels appointmentee room lever of a locomotive “a big thing", 715 bundles oake, apples, lieved.soothed, healed more lot less money than any other G. T. R. in Montreal, Canada, In the post of honor in the dining the plaintiff. As she direoted the pay shops 250 SI cases 680 bundles form of investment known—it but one of our own citizens. oomfortable Any railroader or machinist knows whai pails lard, eels, ment to the it is immateria and cured this protect* remember, of a modest but and plaintiff, by good pretty leath- him or not and fortifies all business ; Read his endorsement of Dosd’s Kidney “a Link Motion" means. A stoveB, 50 bales loather, three oases whether she was indebted to which house on Hrackett stieet in this iayinar old remedy transactions^ “I know from cottage lum- nor does the fact that the ope one’s financial and Pills. He says, experience needs to be told that it is the semi-oirou er, 23,374 boxes cheese, 14,247 pieces payment improves rating a silver salver of valuable weight rates to the estate of the intes should have In the house for the many ills most that Doan’s Kidney Pills are a sure cure city is but- discharge Every Mother credit through life, and is the the oenter lar piece of rests by the level ber, 905 boxes meats, 2,267 packages render tho defendan for Kidney complaint and 1 oan unhesi- and ancient pattern and upon metal.,that tate, payment by occur in as as life has woes. absolutely reliable security in the 8594 sacks own debt that will every family long recommend them as such. cab fitted with slots into whici ter, 150 sacks peas, bran, any the less a payment of liia tatingly My of one side is inscribed these words: in,the world at death, when value and I: been for a The is entitled to recover. kidneys have weak quite drops 'the lever in at al 51,120 bushels grain. plaintiff money are to be much needed, Presented thejjengineer Defendant to be defaulted for one hun likely while aud it extended to the bladder and The Allan liner J.M. to most any angle and it is held fast. It Hibernian, Capt. dred and dollars and lift; a By the yearly payment of a small causes a distressing inclination to thirty-two I William P. Higgins oleared to sail during Liniment of its this oontrol of a locomotivi Wallace, yesterday precious urinate. X contracted a severe cold, which simplified [tho cents. Johnson’s | percentage value, ly the Employes for Anodyne is A added to the and brought ou a and the throttle a thousand oent al the night or early this morning late Dr. A. an old t possession purchased. comparison difficulty of the per It was originated in 1810, by the Johnson, across small of back. I a with the results of in vestments pain the my Portsmouth R. R. least. Glasgow. The steamer will oarry large SUPERIOR COURT. to cure all ailments average at Portland, Saco and noble hearted Family went to H. H. Hay & Son’s drug store bushelB fashioned, Physician, of business men, for a term of years, Machine Shops It was advice that thli quantity of groin, bnving 63,425 the junction of Free and Middle streets upon Higgins’ that are attended with inflammation; such as asthma, abscesses, : will demonstrate its In token of their regard She takes a num- superiority. and a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills. same was first put in a steam- of that commodity. got esteem appliance Before Judge Bontey. croup, catarrh, Our policies embrace all up-to-date the first. The and there 323 bead of live bites, burns, bruises, bronchitis, colds, coughs, They helped me from 1 1864. boat’s which was constructed by ber of cattle, being features in insurance con- correoted £4th of March engine the case of State vs. Fas all forms of sore throat, backache went away and they taken on board. The tbe EJMonday—In chilblains, colic, cholera-morbus, popular solid silver a Maine boy and it is today the almosl stock cargo chaps, tracts. Write us. the seoretion of the kidneys. Recom- This salver and the cups, after the testimony wa: la lame muscular include it in marine Hibernian carries is as follows: 80,023 quale Ruglero, earache, headache, grippe, back, mumps, mending them is helping others and X are associated with universal custom to which accompany it, concluded, the case wna withdrawn frou scalds, do so.” construction. barrels apples, 298 boxes meats, 31 tioroas soreness, neuralgia, pains anywhere, stings, sprains, UNION MUTUAL LIFE gladly tender memories to its owner, the story engine a of nolo contenderi Pills r.re sold for 50 the jury and plea wind colic and Doan’s Kidney _ sacks flour, boxes tonsilitis, whooping cough. of whoso life is filled with in- Mr. Higgins long railroad experience meats, 1,320 2,040 strains, toothache, cents box; or six boxes for $3.50: for engaging entered on the dooket by counsel for de per him in contact with cheese, 425 sacks oatmeal.800 sacks rolled INSURANCE CO., sale all dealers; sent by mail on re- terest. The owner’s name is William P. brought personal Send for Our “Treatment for Diseases,” Mailed Free. by sacks fendant. Book, of "by Foster-Milburn Co., the men famous iu the ipioneer days of the oats, 240 bales oil cakes, 1,066 peas, PORTLAND, ME. ceipt price Higgins who has passed scriptural State vs. Patriok J. Conroy, Patricl § JV. Y., sole agents for the Unit- of his reoolleotions 150 cases oanned meats, 200 lard, Buffalo, of three score years and has been “so iron horse and many pails Lei FRED E. RICHARDS, President. ed States. age Foley, John J. Feeney, James J. | of those are with,interest. bushels peas, 19,890 bushels oats, Maine Investments strong” that he has oome to four soore days replete 14,575 Thomas given preference % and Foley. In of securities. Over Two ft round out Here’s he may live to be a hun- 17,460 bushels rye. the purchase on the “Working God and the rears and bids fair to many hoping These were Indicted fo Dollars loaned and Invested In I Thoughts Fuller the respondents nililon of bis life is made dred to bis pleasant memories. Schooner Addle discharged the State-amount constantly Increasing I t nanes xj. b oa. more. The evening enjoy in a riot in front of the board Sower, oy and at engaging the of great gun carriage paraphernalia loubly precious by living presence iug house of Henry A. Millsr on Fori To the Editor of the Press: How to Visit California. the fort and then came into tbe harbor to IN CHILDREN. haif a has WORMS her who for over century street on the afternoon of last Thanks Hundreds of children have worms, but their parents doctor the of hundred tons of ooal. $? £pk g Since two J me a little inauguration personally- dieoharge Will you kindly grant space shared the sunshine and the shadows of Wm. R. O’Connor testiflet railroad travel has been giving day. whioh to answer some of the inquiries conducted tours, in sn eventful life. Their Twentieth Wedding Auiversary. that as he came down out of the board the revolutionized. years ago a vesti- Worm Elixir 1 God and as Forty True’s "Pin M. the a J WM. concerning “Working “I never had golden wedding bouse these men were up oi Wfc MARKS, oelobrated It is the best Rem- ISOplk Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Whitney lng ranged the best Worm made. likewise Q bule train lu charge of a tourist agent 5 Is Remedy Sower” tnow of” said Mr. Higgins to a PRESS the twentieth anniversary of their either side of the door; and after a fee © edv for all the complaints of children, such as Feverishness, 3 and and with a bar- J Sour Stomach, etc. It has been a HMHr I see nothing unspiiitual, irreverent nan who several hours chaperon, equipped tha 18th then Costlvoness, Indigestion, j&SSMfcfcVrd spent pleasant marriage Monday night, Inst., words Lee struck him and the] © household remedy for 45 years. Its efflcaoy In snoh tron- —MaMm'— as ber, hath apartments and a ladies’ maid, or; unnatural in painting„this subject with him yesterday but I ‘sposo I was at their home on Congress street. The clinched and rolled into the gutter; ant © bles has never been equalled. Purely vegetable and harmless. Price 36 cents. At all X Card could have been Yet or of the x It has been treated. )ntitled to it for Mrs. and I have hardly imagined. Hr © Druggists, Proprietors. Dr. J. F. TRUE & CO., Auburn. Me. Book, Higgins house was decorated with ran and beautifully that afterwards Feeney along -AND- The class of men who snoh progress has been made, that the God is the creator. ravelled through the world together holly and potted plants, in one kloked him in the head. Mr. Miller heart Pullman train used the Penn- boughs, create are themselves nearest to the for mire than 50 special by low years.” of the parlors was an aroh of flr boughs the racket and rushed down, but Comoj fME?fSkFE? ABCnfi Thts Famous Kemedy ceres quick- Railroad Company on its Gol- all nervous Great Creator. It was Mrs. who the sylvania a let hln iuBitalffc OfinDy ly.permanently diseases, Higgins opened entwined with holly over background and the two Foleys wouldn’t Loss of Brain Power, Headache, Wakefulness, *-*>**'4 the den Gate tours is a veritable hotel on \V*ak Memory, JOB class create more than vti i.ivy.Tmnnsennv diseases caused by youtbfut The working loor for the PRESS man yesterday and of nile Iu the other was a large Interfere. Then Miller hollered that tht and wasting PRINTER, green. and it is and errors sr 0xc4>mi. Contains no opiate*. Is a nerve tonic PRINTERS’ EXCHANGE, leisure class. 1 have therefore painted him a cordial weloome wheels; lighted by electricity and strong ifter giving table filled with beautiful presents from oops were coming and the men scattered, BLOOD MUILDEB. MM Alt B? TUB? pale pnny of his heated steam, aud affords all the com- and Easily oar- Iwl Alwfc Tnb Med la vest pocket. God as a working man like mcB off as as a of 20 by th< plump. JT 1-2 stepped sprightly girl the This room was finely The claims that all (tl box; flforSS. mail with a written guarantee Exchange St., Portland forts of a club room, or prlTate guests. government per By prepaid for Free parlor, to cure or money refunded. Don't delay, write to-day buinan'children. mil led the way to the grateful warmth and Punch to the Conroy, and boudoir. trimmed in orange holly. men were parties fight. medical book, sent sealed, plain wrapper, with testimonials The characteristic of the work- room hie where will leave financial references. Uf A leading if the sitting The first tour to California was served Miss Wheelcok and Mrs. Patrick Foley and Feeney defend or So charge £“ A l£ BTPflWn FINE JOB PRINTING SPECIALTY. by for consultations. Beware of 1FBHA O • is I hate therefore 1997. Space for this ™ ing class strength. her welcome was repeated by Boston, January 26, The were muoh that had nothiug tt Imitation., gold by us and our agents. Address All ordera by mall or telephone the low Eaton. guests surprised, the ground they advertised^ promptly as the of tout ts being rapidly engaged, BBKVD DDES CO.. Masorde smple, CHICAGO. Lttendea to. *ept22eoatl painted God in strength leather ‘the head of the family.” Mr. Hig- house to and that the was whollj rate of $315 from Boston placing It with- after being in the only.au hour, do with it, fight and by L. C, Fotrier rather the God of Sold In Portland, Me., by E. L. Foss, 6S3 Congress St., eternal energy [.than has lived many years longer than is The second tour will a cnr would be Lee and O’Connor. Thomas gins in the reaun of all. have it announced that between druggist. from Boston. _ eternaljrepose. vouchsafed to most men, yet Father leave February 23; $355 at the door in ten minutes to convey the Foley pleaded nolo contendere. On trinl. FIRST CLASS worker rather than The last tour will leave March £6; $220. I If I paint the hand lime has dealt with him. His see the for state. gently detailed infor- entire party to the station to Geo. Libby, attorney it is because Application for itinerary, P I -A. TNT O S the brain worker, simply life too has been a one and hard a but for Wm, busy mation*, and space shonld be made to bridge and groom leave on tour, F, V. Chase, attorney Conroy; those who work with their hands are ton at his door. toil has not.been[a straDger Tourist Agent, 205 Washington Street, instead of going to the depot the car took K. Neal, attorney for Patrick Foley; C, Announcement, often by those who work with is a skilled me- or George W. Boyd, Assistant despised William P. Higgins Boston, them to PiTerton where a fine collation W. Morrill, attorney for Feeney. Let FOR SALE OR RENT; ALSO General Broad Street their brain. And I believe that |tbe de- and in the name. It has Passenger Agent, After an absence of I l j- chanic [n|e|a|t| Tories was served by Mr- Smith in his- usual has no oounsel. eighteen years He who the Station, Philadelphia. am to back to native f God, performs great pleased get my O IFL <3r _A_ TM S spised been good taste. After the banquet an hour labor of the is THE MUNICIPAL COURT. and find it more beautiful than ever. unacknowledged world, LIFE WORK The Westbrook-Waterford Electric Road. hall and then city HIS was enjoyed in the above, The the decade PR [ i Very Fancy or Plain at the that should be more often improvements during past n)t| |n|g power oar was taken for ail well more often snd he has added dignity to the name of the Editor the Press: the again home, are something that its citizens may painted and preached. To of BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON. that it was one of the best times be of. The I miss are WO, 114 1*2 EXCHANGE ST. And if I should paint the brain worker, irtlsan. As he related many of the In- The citizens of are wide awake agreeing r* proud only thing Naples Intox- of the familiar faces of friends I should also first paint him with the and of his they ever enjoyed. Wednesday—Kobert Boodiing. many my —AT— vesting aueodotes episodes over the proposed and prospective rail- 1 PAjYS that endure the longest. and of twenty years ago. qualiites bis faoe lighted ication. JS.anrt ousts. acquaintances Strength endures longer than any other lounger days yesterday road from Westbrook to,Waterford. At a The Amethyst Kestored. I have purchased the ice plant and good and he | Patrick Conny. Common ^drunkard. quality. Strength carries simplicity, ip with pleasure and enthusiasm attended and very enthusiastic will of the late R. R. Burnham for the largely is to be restored to the I i W. P. HASTINGS’. an d massiveness. Tha spirit- The amethyst 30 days. directness was “a hoy again.” The most interest- meeting held at Knapp and Sanborn's purpose of doing a Wholesale and Re- w|e do[ It ual of strength is different it has fallen Search and seizure. language of his life was the of favor from which during James Graves. tail Ice Business in Portland and hope to of the other ng portion story hall last Monday night Ithe following from tbe^spiritual language the three decades. From the most $100 and oosts. Appealed. retain all his old friends and oustomers jj? rbiim’ FOR either sex nis connection with railroading and this were chosen to attend the past qualities. gentlemen mine a host of ■— ancient times it has been a favorite orna- and add as many of and THE This The expressions of the strong face are jonueetion came at a time when railroad- hearing^before^the railroad committee at S. of V. Notes. n~ remedy being ap ones as will favor me with their from the of other Geo. W. L. C. ment. Nor has its value been based new directly to the different expressions in the fur east was surrounded with Augusta: Hall, Knight, upon No. S. of has re- plied are ing Shepley Camp, 4, V., Will continue under j the faces; but those strong expressions Chas. W. Webb, R. C. Edes, Fred W. its ornamental alone. Pliny patronage. seat of disease le- a of novelty and excitement properties an invitation from name of Burnham Ice Co. not loss spiritual. glamour W. B. Chute, R. J. Chaplin, oeived and accepted uuires no of Sauborn, is authority for the statement that the change It la not irreverent to paint God; nor that makes its history peculiarly attrac- Andrew Chute. M. S. Braokett, John S. the Hev. Dr. Worcester, of tht Thanking you in advance, I am sincere- diet. Cure guaranteed is derived from the pastor even to Him. Rounds, D. C. numa of the stone THURSTjON daring paint tive. White, D.fW. Ayer, New Jerusalem ebuiob to attend a special ly yours, in 1 to 3 days. Small Do we not hear some of God’s attri- Chas. H. l’oung and P. O. Cannell. Greek “ametbeistoa,’’—power to pre- mail Mr. Higgins was horn at Farmington, servioe at their ohurch February ty n tts plain package, by butes disoussea daily in the pulpit? It is vent intoxloation. In tnis connection it Sunday, ■ 1817. His first work in lail- FRANK C. ABBOTT. p|r| |n|t GATKJbi.oo. Sold only by sense which is Mass., in Maine music will be the exclusive literary Genealogical Society. may be stated that tha divinity of the 21. The sermon and ap- eod3t the domain of for a janl6 Cor. Free and Centre shooked when God enters roading was carrying the ohains amethyst is Neptune. Sincerity is the to the memory of Washington. r, H. Hammond. street, Its The Maine Genealogical Society at its propriate art; or more truly when art opens of who were attribute which sentiment attaches to surveying party engineers annual re-elected its old board The of thn Q. A. H. have received When you want a delightful smoke try eyes to the divinity of its mission. meeting the doubtless posts a road from Andover tha amethyst, thought as laying out branch the same invitation. Neither 1e it unnatural to paint God of officers as follows: inspired by tbe stone’s pure and and accepted for the being celebrated 5 cent 1 nearer and more real than the workman. to Wilmington, Mass. A taste The month to whloh the last a commit Kinport’s Cigars F. delicate hue. At the meeting evening DR. E. F. God is more manifest to the spiritual was retained and President—Marquis King. is BIBBER, rail once acquired long stone is dedioated February. was to for the cele The SPEAKER, visi- Vice President—Dr. A. K. P. Me- tee appointed arrange eye than any man, more universally at the The whim of fashion has revived the NO. W.H. Stevens & Go. ifter serving apprenticeship serve. bration of Union Defenders’ Day, Febru- LUCKY 7, ble in the rooks, and animals. Is au article of true Dentist, plants O. popularity of beauty. more Lowell shops Higgins came to Portland Secretary—Frederick Conant. are in com and SPEARHEAD It not well to paint him nearer ana The deep, liquid purple, the mysterioue ary 12th. These exercises DEALERS IN Treasurer—Millard F. Hicks. and for something Just exquisite 559 CONGRESS real than any one port of fits creation, ror the first time, and this city was des- velvety appearance of a good speolmen, inemoratiou of the birthday of oui Librarian—J. P. Thompson. in a 10 cent Cigar, use ... even than man himself? tined to be his home for very nearly the and the stone’s effectiveness, iu combi- well martyred President Llnoolu. STREET, Moreover God is fulness of color as The report of the secretary showed the nation witn other jewels commend it to LA FLOR de KINPORT. j itationcry and balance of bis life, always having been are foi d2w as of and to God in are Arrangements nearly perfected Portland. He. delicaoy color, paint n all lovers. Indications that janl2 Opp. Baxter Block, here since that time membership to be i good condition, jewelry Office Supplies, strength would require strong oolor. employed except the reintroducticn of tho stone is not a the observance of the 14th anniversary oi several losses death dur- In this there Is a great’weakness a iew brief intervals when he though with by with a mere but a Engraving people luring compliance fad, the oainp which will be oelebrated Janu- color sense. “White” say were more of the they ‘‘down on the Kennebec” to do ing the year. Meetings reg- demand for ‘a genuine revival of the Gold $1.00 and up. Silver Lithographing, went ary aocn as xjQswurua jtuhu unu. xuviun fillings, “Is In truth there is no uso. 60c to purity.” work. When he came to ularly held the past year than formerly. gem’s 60c to $1.00. Cement, 76c. only the coarseness of our some temporary cions have been extended to the officeri AN and after January first, 1897, the business fillings, Printing, “white,” The now contains bound Painless extracting by Ether, Gas and vision enables us to say this; the yellow, Poitland be entered the employ of the library 1,046 About the Sponge Trade. of Bosworfch and Thatober Posts anc B of Swan & Barrett, Bankers and Brokers, Binding, will be carried on in all its branches by the Local Anesthetics. Gold Crowns, $5.0o the red aud the blue are eaoh as “pure” and Portsmouth volumes and pamphlets, an increase their Relief Corps, ftud the members o Hd Portland, Saco 1,082 ; under the same firm name. work. Artificial Sets. we know it"is (Chicago News.) CoL L. L. o undersigned, Crown and Bridge as white. Indeed as far as over last of 378 volumes and 508 the Ladies’ Aid. Cooper H. ** R. R., and before long he was placed in year RUFUS HINKLEY, ana not until tbe“‘white” dies that life more double and staff have been invited, anc $6.00, $8.00 $10.00. Thorough ad, | BOOKS Uatul or’iai-a lo’orde. light The library now contains Florida produces than Augusta GEOKGE H. RICHARDSON, HANK marge of the repair and machine shors pamphlets. the are to b< K. skillful treatment of all dental diseases. begins. of that are neighboring camps expected ARTHUR HUNT. this 500 different family histories. the quantity sponges Import- dtf and advioe free. Office “Hale color is spiritual color” says it the old depot on Commercial street. nearly in attendance. Jaul Examinations and the vistas of heaven that open ed into tho United States from all other 8 a. m to 1 p. m. to 5. Ap- A SPECIALTY, people, Supt. Sweetsir, whom old Portlanders hours, 12; | SHECK BOOKS to them are far off, colorless and pale. VVnouno > later are to to the of and lize it. plum, who go university ®@©®©©©®©S©®«©®@0©©©©©©«©® may get a divorce—that Is, shake it oC to Tomsk, or perhaps Kussia, for their sit « MAINE STATE PRESS. as soon as a real man will ask for he men who down much THE TREATY. But January ARBITRATION if she marries one of thi oollege course. here, though some troubled with • Rates. hand—while are usually indigestion, Subscription trees she cannot birth and mere The Senators ore all in favor of the first three named oasil; are nobles by others aro or ailments that follow— • $6 per year; $3 for six for these tree dyspepsia DAILY (In advance) settlement of international differences shake bor marital bonds, all are treated exactly alike, such as kidney nervous ® by uot l>e trifled with peasants, complaints, $1.60 a quarter; 60 cents a month. are sacred, and must etc. ® INVESTMENTS. months; but a and all dress in a uniform copied disorders, lazy liver, constipation, C. TUKESBUKY, delivered peaceful means, apparently, good —Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune, closely C. Manager. The Daily is every morning by from that of tlie army. Eveu the girls— The Waters of and 3 the and many of them want the peaceful means carrier anywhere within city limits at who always have separate schools from 'i,.' o d n. y so selected and that will OF A SODA BOTTLE, Wood lords without extra charge. nnanged they VOYAGE the hoys—wear a simple regulation dress, matinee. evening. so no in Carlsbad Daily (Not in advance), invariably at th always be certain to produce a settle- that there is heart-burning Saco 4s The Chimney I The Struggle little the in the back | the At Anna from cottage late of §7 a year. ment that shall be in our favor. Senator It Crossed the Stormy Expanse of Corner. I £or Cite. street Lady Anna from the Calais 4s Press, because little 2 Maine State (Weekly) published Chandler wants an American umpire in on the Coast of Swe Salts Matinees Dally at p. m. lantic and Landed great house on the square haH a line 4 s $2 per year; $1 for six months; Sprudel | Pittsfield every Thursday, all this that dress. ale ail as question effecting continent, den—floated AU the Way- The teachers regarded are medicines prepared nature. ? 4 l-2s *» a 25 cents for trial subscrip- by Eastport BENNETT MOULTON Du cents quarter; is that we are to be officers of the ami wear a all,questions likely government, cure 1 Your is nearer • tion of six weeks. The sobool is drilled They druggist Brunswick (Town) 4s Artists. interested for the reason military uniform. and • COMEDY CO. to leave town for or particularly in, than Carlsbad, the medical fra- “ Persons wishing long Over across the storm; r In tactics every day, and conducts all its 4s au 3,000 miles, rec- (Tillage) have the addresses of their presumably that American umpire exercises alter ternity of Europe and America In the attractive short periods may the Canadlai , military models, training J R. B., 1st, 4 l-2s following Repertoire, our North Atlantio Ocean from for such troubles as Portland Electric s Lblla as often as desired. will be likely to be prejudiced in is hoys into soldierly young men. Eveu ommend, yours, 3 Friday Mat.The Ragpicker l apers changed of is th * ® R. os Eve.The Arabian Nights favor. Some other Senator has dis- coast to the shores Sweden, their play is raised up with this. the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and Bangor & Aroostook R>» 1st., Friday Advertising Rates. genuine Saturday Mat.Monte Cnsto record that a common sod t The uniform is not so pretty as that Waters of Carlsbad. Write for 4s covered that the selection of the of drifting glass the Hereford R. R.» 1st., Saturday Eve.Moll Pitcher King worn the cadets of our own J In daily Press $1.50 per square, for one water bottle has made. by military 3 6s n just pamphlets. Maine Co., 1st., 3NTooct "%7Vooli. for one month. Three inser- SwedenAvllTbe great mistake, beoause, schools, and it is comical to see u little Steamship week’ $4.00 Three thousand mi’es is in reality onl, Eisner & Mendelson £ Mat.Tlie Arabian Nights inasmuch as his aneestor Bernadette chap with a round, roguish face unrtsr Co., Otis Falls Pulp Co., 1st., 6s Monday tions cr less, $1.00 per square. Every other Sole Agents, 5 Eve.The Embassy Ball a small of the actual dis biB flat and a Monday one third Sweden sided very portion cap, wenring big boote, Pitcher advertisements, less than these after he became King of Franklin Street, New York, « Tuesday Mat.'.Moll day tance tavelled this and whei 1 gray overooat belted about liim with 152 of Home with the of which was by bottle, ® -ALSO- Tuesday Eve_All the Comforts ates. ullies, England skirts long enough to touch the ground; ...... the varying drifts of the many ocean cut Half square advertisements $1.00 for one one, against the King but when he has earned the rank of oor- Grand Continuous Performance. No Waits. Napoleon, present 10 Diorama. for one month. reuts which exist in the North Atlanti in his school First National Bank stock. Great .specialties. Hal King's Art week or $2.60 will to the British side poral or sergeant battalion, and 20c. beTikely. espouse “ “ “ Prices, 10, 20, 80, Matinees, 10 is a space of the width of a col- considered it can ire seen tba ; and feels the marks of his lank on his Seats now “A Square” in all international Another are readily Casco onsale at liox OtUce. questions. he struts about as as a “ “ one inch long. the chances are that 10,000 miles wouli collar, proud pea- “ umn and Senatorial is the Mon- Traders on first one-tlurd ad- group fearfulllest oock. * Special notices, page, not be an extreme estimate for the dis roe dcctriue may be put in Gymnastics are cultivated evetywhorf, F. E. S. B. S. ditional jeopardy. shall tance covered. and each school has a largo hall devoted and Auction Sales, $2.00 per Now it Is not at all likely that we BBfl Amusements Within the bottle was a message ask to calisthenics and to execrlses upon the TmTiiinimmi«tiitiiiiiiiiiiHtn»Miiiiiininminnm*n»»|»»»**T»t»>m« each week. Three insertions or less, ever le able to arrange an arbitration square to the am I bars, ladders, vaulting horses, swinging en- ing that it be returned writer, 18th Annual Ball $1.50 per square. treaty with England or any other rings, trapeze, eto.( while many schools a of thirteen month; to he in — OF THE Heading notices in nonpanel type and lightened jration which will be just ex- although period have ont-of-door apparatus used wni 1 SEE the time the bottle warm weather. must Portland other notices, 15 cents per between Everyody go classed with paid aotly as we would like to have it. Cer- elapsed Trusl.pj. ■ and soma excel sea the Newfound through these exercises, Benevolent line each insertion. that will thrown into the off Portland Longshoremen’s tainly we shall not get one greatly in them, ns jou would expect of Pure Heading notices 1h reading matter type, land const nnd the finding of it on thi SOCISTY ensure the decision cf all controversies the sons of Uotsacks, many of them are. 16 cents per lino each insertion. coast of the message was finallj in our favor. An arbitration treaty im- Sweden, To let. Tor Sate and similar adver- THE AT CITY HALL, Wants, sent to the man who wrote it, appar PARTIES. THAT a on the cf the “HORROR” Co. week in advance, for plies willingness part Joliet tisements, 25 cents per Railway none the worse for its voyage, ’97. to it to for the ently long Thursday Evening, Jan. 21, 40 words or less, no display. Displayed adver- paitios yield something It now forms a conspicuous mementc Feminine Ingenuity Invents a New Mode MUSIC BY GAKRITY’S ORCHESTRA. tisements under these headlines, and all adver- sake of avoiding war, and unless the 5 PER CENT a lot of curios from all of Entertainment. FAC-SIMILE from 8 to 9. Grand March at 9. not tin advance, will be consideration of the with tireat among gathered Dancing lsements paid treaty Tickets admitting Gent and Ladies, 60c. rates. of the world. Oold Bonds. barged at regular Britsiu in tfce Senate proceeds with a parts SO Year Ladies unaccompanied by gents, 26c. Ed- Maine State Press—$1.00 per square On the afternoon of Sept. 28, 1895, SIGNATURE ]anJ 5dGt la full nndeistandiug and admission of this (Harper’s Bazar.) tabic As- 1890. and cents square for win U, of AlVege PreparatioEfor jji DATED AUGUST 1st, or first insertion, fifty per McCcy, Huntingdon, Que., fact it might as well not proceed at all. Who would ever suppcse that pleasure tbelood andReguta- NOW OPEN FREE. each subsequent insertion. was one of a of returning tourist; slimlatifig .-OF- It is the of the Senate to care- party from The of m in to sub business could be derived horror? girls the Stomachs awlBoweis Principal and Interest Payable Address all communications relating who, on board the steamship Lake Win ting Maine. to Portland fully deliberate on thii treaty, to exam- are forever rnoking their brains for some Portland, Bcriutious and advertisements nipeg, were counting the days nnd hour; LIBERAL ART EXHIBITION Publishing Co.. 97 Exchange Street, ine thoroughly nil its details and to see before they would reaoh their homes. new formlof amusement. Lately they Portland. Me. as thi and Fox Studio Work, that it is fair to loth giving One of the party suggested that an which, when owns countries, hit upon original idea, Art—11 The Joliet Kallroad Company and was ended shoult Afternoons England no advantage; but it is not its voyage nearly they carried out gave all who were present an operates the entire street railway system in Day and Evenings and Snnday a bottl; a each inclose a message within Promotes M Joliet, 111., and a line to Lockport. manufac- until Jan. 28tli. press. business to undertake to modify it so and that eact immense amount of pleasure. The en- Digestion,Cheerful- distant situated at the the and throw it overboard, Best.Con tains neither turing town live miles In New Baxter Block. Take elevator. **- ness and f U1 IUO PUUU1U MUI'I*/ tertainment was called a “horror party,’’ present terminus of the Chicago Drainage m janll It alto- the event of the message being returned. and nor Mineral, IS ON THE THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. modification will snrely destroy and the plan was for each girl young OpiuriT,Morphine The of Joliet, including Lockport, Without any of ever hear population CITY XXAUIji and thus set back for years expectation with them their own es- is over 40.000. gether, many Mr. with the man to bring MotNahcotic. ing from it agnin, McCoy, The Joliet Kailway Company owns slx^eeu at least a most for wac horror. STODDARD It is evident from the Bangor promising beginning others, threw a bottle overboard. It pecial miles of track, a large brick aud stone power- g quite ninmant: hnilnrs. anpinn* ll,e the universal settlement of International an white soda bottle, was a dinner to which that the State College is going to ordinary glass 8 There first, LECTURES. papers with a sborl of Old VrSMSUEL PJ2VBE& aud a large stone car-barn with a controversies without to war. The about eight inches long were asked. The /Zec&c jjj WRAPPER generators, and that resort eighteen young people and other valuable COURSE. have some valiant champions, neck, and weighed about ten ounces. It Sued" capacity of over forty cars, CEOSE OF is one that is with tbe “horrors” were not or dis- Pumpkin of the committee of the coun- treaty fraught was and within was f unwrapped * Athens the report securely corked, Jlx.Scnna ) f The has cost over $400,000, and the MONDAY, none ■* property blessings to humanity, and of torn from an ordinary note closed to view until after the meal SoliS on and Venice. cil is not going to settle its fate. greatest slip paper publio Podudlfi OF EVERY present owners are now expending, track Eve’g., Jan. 25, to book. The was ruled with blur /base Seed * I more. The hut the weightiest cf reasons ogght paper was over. The guests were then told to aud car equipment, about $40,000 Reserved seats 75c. Admission 50c. the charter lines, and on it was written in lead pen- Jf^ppemunt present mortgage is for $250,000, and covers janl9 6t Having defeated prepared be allowed to prevent its ratification draw for They retired from JJi Curb mate Soda/ + i cil the following: partners. all present property and all that may hereafter of its own af- fiOnoSeed ? OF by a commission creation, “S. S. Hake Winnipeg, Sept. 28, 1896. the room for a moment, to return with BOTTLE be acquired. Ctonned Sugar The Kailroad has been recently purchased by CITY HAl.lv ter and careful cousideration and The Under will be rewarded by return- tied with gay Mover. long PERSONAL AND PECULIAR, neatly done-up paokagefl, IS'u&ryr&ai f Portland parties, and is controlled and now set this to • “IS. C. MoOOJf. researob, the City Council,.has ing ribbons in tissue paper, of bright colors. operated by them. The net earnings of the “Huntingdon, Que., Canada.” road are over two and one-half times the inter- about constructing one on Its own ac- The then them with A Remedy for Constipa- 1 Count Tolstoi Is fond of music, but re- When the bottle was thrown over- girls exchanged perfect est on the bonds. anybody that has tb( and amid roars of lion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, ffl Tho officers and directors of the road are count, by inviting fuses to attend any entertainment for board the steamer was just entering their partners, laugh- X J. A. Joliet, W. B. McKinley. Chioago, ideas on the to anbmlt them in fee is demanded. Gu'f Stream ofl the Newfoundland ooast, the “horrors.” It would Worms .Feverish- Henry, subject which an admission ter, unwrapped .Convulsions John E. Edw. Woodman. Woston F. FOJan. BATH vm. PORTLAND. Burnham, 22, and was ebout 300 miles from the Straitc Friday, the shape of amendments to the present Byron wrote this celebrated poem of be almost impossible to describe all of ness and LOSS OS' SLEEP. 1 Milliken. Henry P Cox, Walter G. Davis, C. I.. Sat., Jan. 23. New Bedford vs. Portland. of Belle isle. Hnd th* bottle continued of 25 cts. that a oharter Baxter, and Geo. F. Duncan, all Portland. Gaines at 8.30, Admivsion charter. It is easy to see “The Bride of Ab/dos” in one'night;and It would have beer them, tut cue can form an idea from the in the main stream Simile oE Price and further particulars upon applica- Reserved Seats at Chandler’s. in this way will be a fearful is on the Scandinavian coast few merriment was creat- Tac Signature ASTORIA gotten up without mending his pen. The pen washed ashore following whst |S tion, that 1 and wonderful production. still preserved in the British Museum. long ago, but everything indicates ed by the insight into each young per- ROOM DECORATION FUND. and wave thi 1 SCHOOL of late through some trick of wind son’s “pet avereionj Mrs. Arthur wile the — Bewail, anc Oastoria is up in one-size bottles only. It — LECTURE BY to have bottle got out of the main stream One young man brought a basket with NEW YORK. put The itching for greatness seems free silver Democratic candidate for Vice of the is net sold In bulk. Don’t allow to sell GEORGE F. DUNCAN, must have followed the course a large black oat in it, whiob, when let anyone Palmer on or that it Miss Alice Freeman become epidemic among municipalities. President of the Dnited Sstates, is an ex- ourrent which sets southwesterly fron loose, began to prance around the room yon anything else the plea promise in imitation the anc 1 u Pine Street Church, Satur- The City Counoll of Chicago amateur and has re- the British coast, around Azores, at a lively gait. Another object was is “jnst as good” and “will answer every pur- 42 pert photographer, Exchange St., 23 d. 3 p. m. New York has for her not on into the easterly trade wiuds whicl bottle of some nasty cheap perfume See that G-A-S-T-O-B-I-A. day January of the example set.by ceived diplomas work, only pose.” yon get lw ME. set toward the American coasts. which one young insisted was her janlS PORTLAND, SUBJECT—“Bicycle Journeys in Europe.” a “Greater in Now York and Boston, but also In steadily girl an ordinance creating in this an Tickets—ySets., at Frank B. Clark’s and passed Paris. Mrs. Sewall, who has travelled There are several curreuts pari pet horror! fctiil another brought In view of the have a wes Boring, Short and Harmon's. jauSOdtd Chicago” commission. extensively both in America and Europe, of the ocean, ell of whioli old dilapidated oil painting of some very copy OF WRAPPER. some toward the Soutl 1 which she eaifl fact that Chioago now lnoludes the great- has made e charming collection of land- terly drift, cross looking ancestors, American while others turn in 1 her, ever since she was a SWAN & BARRETT, er part of Cook County, 111., it would scape photographs. coast, hadjhouuted more northerly aireotion, and eventuall] child, Hnd had In that way beooine her (EXACT BAHTHIBns, dele- as in the end nothing Cardinal Eatoill, lately tbe papal 1 seem though, get baok into the Gnlf Stream. Thi: “perfect horror,” as It always hung over BAND is now arch- 186 Middle Street, short of the whole eaith would satisfy gate to the United,States, was tha course, in all probability, fol her bed in the nursery. Then there were and as evidence o a her. priest of the basiliea of St. John Lateran, lowed by the bottle, hideous yellow plaid cravats, onbbage, Portland, Maine. .nutivi.vrt’K on when it wa 1 this there were found it a bottle of musk, which, mingling its the cathedral church of Borne, having -»agT..TBaltimore American, obliged 1C00 In 1864 to 1.7 per upon it. Taking it homo Mr. Alstrua and hilarity the evening certainly bore Funds in of the world. to the story that when he Unit- 24 WHmot allparts again deny read the contents of the note, and, the palm. Dancing was kept up until JOHHSOM & LAMBERT, Street this he began his career it to be the one months be- ana their AT AUCTION. to reoeived by the came to country ing dropped quite late, and the girls part- Cnsli G-rooors. Telephone 2120 5. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. According dispatches into the sea, he “horrors” as a barber. “I came to this country,” fore by Mr. MoCoy ners left their behind. Tu.Tli&Sattt January 26th. at 2 n. m. at rooms Now York World it appears that the back to Canada. Jiinio Tuesday, as a chaser mailed the note -- 46 Exchange .-t. Fort- he Bays, under engagement -- ol F. O. Bailey & Co„ credit of the initiation of the arbitra- of Mr. MoCoy was not a little surprise! ! Schoouer ROBERT INGJ.E and sculptor to the great firm "Tiffany BKMxir rx six HOURS land. Me..wrecked to receive a letter tion to the late Secretary & Co. of New York, from which estab- the other day post CARTER. treaty belongs and he was SWAN & net tonnage. lishment I went direct tu the ranks as a marked Grebestad, Sweden, Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease BARRETT, 787 register Gresham. This fact haB just been made tho "NEW 180.4 ft. long. 84.5 breadth. 18.4 depth. net a none the less surplrsed when his loni : lieieved In six hours by GItKAT H. soldier, though speaking Rufus H. Hinkley, George in Boston in year 1890. in a mass of private was received from tho bottle SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE.” The Richardson, Built publio correspondence just absent note one of the fastost word of the English language.” Is a on account Hhs reputation of being to a IS cue oniy «u no miuhu, new remedy great surprise Arthur K. Hunt. submitted to the Senate in response in THIS letxer, in sailers on the coast. The most expensive royal regalias across th of Its exceeding promptness relieving dtf communi- which ever made the journey and Jaul Has a line model and is in good shape as to resolution of inquiry. A long he those of the pain in the bladder,kidneys,back every the world are said to ocean without the aid of man. in male or fe- sheer, etc. to Sir part of the urinary passages cation from Lord Salisbury Julian India. First retenion of water and about 1200 tons coal on 18 to 19 maharajah of Baroda, male. It relieves TIXB Capacity, it almost If feet. .. _ Paunoeforte dated March 5, 1896, begins nntnoB m i»nronnnii The of Siberia. in immediately. ruillfir P.nnfftiniJiff 500 Schoolboy pain passing cuuui xunr ton want quick relief andeure this is your 1 lie null la now lyuiK uii ucatu with the “In the where there is about 5 following paragraph. diamonds, arranged in five rowa, some (From Harper’s Round Tablo.) remedy. Sold by C, H. GUPPY CO., Drug- land (handy to Kaliway) water forward at low wate-. of last year communications were and gist. 4t>3 Congress St. Portland, Me. leet spring of these an largo as walnuts. A top The rule that governs all fini and foremast of Oregon pine and and military Mainmast exchanged between Your Excellency of emeralds of size Bank two topmasts in boom at sparmaker’s. lias row National and Casco bottom equal to the schools ala extends colleges and bead stays. the late Mr. Gresham upon the estab- relieve the luster of tbo diamonds. A -OF- three sets standing rigging are free schools, almost a There are 900 barrels in her, Terms of n brilliant They publio empty lishment of a of international ar- is composed single system pendant aid are called the “Stars ot the Deccan,” and fully as with us, att.nded b; bitration for the adjustment of disputes A., FORTLAND, MAINE, CaFor further particulars inquire *t;TOWBOAT there are aigrettes, necklaces, bracelets, the children of the peasants and poo OFFICE. 179 Commercial St., or of F. O. between the two countries. Circum- The mahara- 46 St. ond’oealna to match. well as the sons o e BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers, Exchange rings, townspeople as by i cltd stances to which it is unnecessary to re- jah's own special carpet, ten by six feet jan20 entirely of with Incorporated 1824. fer prevented the further consideration in extent, made pearls, MISS A. L. SAWYER’S a diamond in the center and in each of the at that time.” Later on big SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAPITAL AND SURPLUS question coet SCO, 000, corner, SI, Also, Headquarters for Shorthand Work in a letter dated Apru ij, ieao, owrewir/ in BASLEY & CO. London leads the list of cities its aiiif anil ■ mu F* O. to the institut- 93 ST Olneytrefers negotiation* number of women who are eitbor domes- CENTKNNiAL^BLOCK, EXCHANGE FIN AN Cl AX. and ed! by the late 'Secretary expresses York is next. jatleodf for tic or skilled workers. New Apples Export. Anetioneers and Commission Merchants the opinion “that the time la favorable Unc mlLLIUn The [working women over 15 average for discussion upon the sub- BUY renewing in New York city, as DON’T COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, about £00,000 Manchester is the finest market in Salesroom 46 Excnansre Street. a of a century ago. ject.” against 75,000 quarter F. O. BAILEY. O. W. ALLEY women OR RENT A PIANO Great Britain, having a population of There are probably about (500,000 dtf the United our within a 30 mile radius. DOLLARS. of The Supreme Court of working age in a city like New York, Until you have examined stock of 7,000,000, marine_ on a deoision its and this shows that Advances made consignments. States has recently rendered with y,000,0t0, & Sons, Refunding 4s, of them ore to toil. Steinway Correspondence solicited. which cannot fail to seriously interfere half obliged Quotations books forbid a woman Hardman, BacOit, wanted for So. 1 stock. Dated 1892—Due 1908. of the South Caro- The Hindoo holy May 1, May 1, with the operations Ca&elr JOHN MILLS, Sterling Exchange. see hear music, wear jewels, Standard, Drafts drawn on National Provincial lina system. It will he remem- to dancing, Smithiield Market, liquor and other high grade Assessed Valuation, $270,744,531 Bank of England, London, in large or law to blacken her eyebrows, eat dainty food, bered, that it was sought bv Manchester, Eng. Total Debt, 4,206,00( small amounts, for sal© at current raxes. WHITE'S SALE sit at a or view herself In a Current Accounts received on favorable oreato for the State a monopoly of the window, Population, 2 000,000. Address in the United States, terms. all the during the ufcsence of her hus- OF traffic to tho end that mirror, JOHN' is the Countv 'Seat. The debt Interest allowed on Time liquor and allows him to divorce her if MILLS, Chicago pe Deposits, therefrom might go to band, United States Hotel, capita of Cook County in 1890 was but $3.9! Correspondence solicited from Individ- profits aocruing she has no sons, injures his property, M 'tmP Banks and others PIANOSIMIHIhIiIIII IMIMII'I Me. as compared to $7.70 in 1880. uals, Corporations, the benefit of the State. Dispensaries scolds him, quarrels with another be made to see the real janl2eod0t Portland, desiring to open accounts, as well as for We recommend these bonds for Trns under the management of public officials woman, or presumes to eat before he;has All those wishing to transact Banking busi- Odd Lots. value of a good thing. All Prices. Funds. ness of any description this finished his meal. Styles. through our usual we shall sell wero accordingly established at different Bank. Following cu3tom, Next to Gibraltar, Malta is the strong- this all our odd lots and odd to of all other Cash or Easy Payments. during month, points the exclusion well fortreRS in the world. After it esme the Wonderful sizes at less than co3t. As our customers the sale of other- est Call and see RAMBLER methods—in fact liquor cut in into the of the English, dur- k MOULTON, STEPHEN R. SMALL, President know this is a bona fide sale, the prices wise than described was absolutely possession Salva-cea WOODBURY just on all lines. Call early and secure ing tiro Napoleonic wnrs, the harbor of (trade-mark) MARSHALL R. GODINS, Cashier- takingUplace and made severely puniaha- 9dtf we are offering. prohibitad La Valett was defended by a system of /EOLiAN. BICYCLES jam some of the great bargains ble. The law did not 6tate that no one BANKERS, expressly works which are considered by compe- is a remedy that Write for Catalogue if you cannot call. should not be by private tent to be impregnable against liquor Imported engineers ever without recom- 1837 MODELS NOW IN. that can be to bear tries Cor. Middle and Exchange Sts, for their own use, fearing per- any force brought WHITE’S BOOT & SHOE STORE, persons better than ever and price reduced to upon them. it to his friends. Quality dcc4 dtf WATER BONDS. HOUSE. that such a feature would he con- mending OPPOSITE rKEBLE haps ft STEINERT & SONS CO., JanGeodtf sidered unconstitutional, but it did pro- A Curious Custom. it once and you will congress St. ^SO.OO. Try 517 Portland Water Co. 4’s, 192i ostensible view of exclud- and see them. TOWN OF MACHIAS, vide, with the A curious custom prevails in certain never be without it. T. C. McGOULDRIC, Call Standish Water] & Construction MAINE., all for the establish- a 1911 ing impure liquor, parts of India, which may be called It is the best remedy for Mauaeor, Co. 5’s, $30,000 5 per cent 20 years of a for the inspection & Rochester Railroad ment constabulary symbolic marriage. In families where Portland FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, ■* 190] of mnorted wnirh was so con- the D.M. PERKINS & CO. 4’s, cllg liquors, tbero are several daughters younger Burns, Bruises, Chafings, the Boston Denomination 8500 Each, Due May 1, 1910. LOOK HERE ! by —■—» as to all trade hekeby given HARDWARE DEALERS, (luterest guaranteed i.i and to please strued virtually abolish sisters may marry onlj after the elder is that the & Maine R. R.) limits of tho Colds, Catarrh, Earache, subscriber lias been duly appointed Tiie Issue is limited to $50,000. Mortgage your wife and children, just give your grocer with outside of the of is not Notice 8 FREE ST. Maine Central Railroad 7’s, 1891 will parties sister is married.' That, course, himself the trust of Admiuis- covers all property owned or acquired by the 10 cents for which he give you 1 pound of and the and taken upon janl2 eodtf Electric Com- S ate. The law was attached the oase, but the obstacle oan Piles. rator of the estate of Consolidated Light company. always Cuts, Sprains, 1 1901 has a twenty years’ contract with CLAPP & GAY’S Court denies the right of South if the elder sister JULIA M. HAMILTON, late of New York, pany 5’s. (Portland). Company SMITH, Supreme easily bo surmounted 193, the town which nearly pays the Interest on all Two 25 and 50 cents per box. York, deceased, who died of Rahway, ft. J-, 4s, Carolina, or in fact any state, to prsvent to sorao sizes, Slate of New leav- City bonds issued. declaros herself ready marry At or by mail. be administered In A. E. MOORE 5’s. 1901 ; druggists’, ing estate to the City of Elgin, Illinois, This is a particularly choice bond. Price on WHITE RICE FOP its citizens from liquor from lifeless ob- and Bank Stocks. CORN, importing tree or flower, or some other For such troubles as Rheumatism 0/ the County of Cumberland, givcMi Also local National application. SHELLED AND CLEAN. use and not in tlie law directs. All persons receive pupils in Crayon Portrai- BY- other states for their own oonse- Joints, Jain, etc., fact all bonds as tvill ... FOIt SALE joot. In this w ay the disagreeable deej-seated the estate of Tills paokage will make ten quarts of cases which the ordinary strength Salva-cea having demands upon said de- ture and freehand Academic Drawing Popped for sale. The decision Is not so sweep- to exhibit tho HUTSON Corn aud cost yon but one cent a quart. If it qnencos of disregarding the time-hon- does noi readily reach, use the concentrated ceased, are required same; and etili-life and cast: also in son & Co., E. SAUNDERS, to said estate from life, Iff. .ill. Fay a good investment recommend it^to your os was desired by the contending the ''Salva-cea Extra Strong.** all persons indebted are called proves ing ored oustonr may be avoided, and Preparation, to for illustrating. Investment Securities, friends. Yours for happiness Sold in tins at 76 cents each. uponnoon to make payment preparatory study as the oourt does not touoh upon wedded to c parties younger sister can safely be Thb Canal N. kdsva‘rd Reynolds, Adm'r. STREET. 51 1-3 Street Portland. Me. SMITH, CLAPP & GAY, Stoughton, Mass Brandrbth Co., 374 St., Y. Jauy. 5. 1897. STUDIO, 34 IMrst National Hank R’td 32 EXCHANGE Exchange which choice. The elder South Portland, ♦ Th&STtf pwvl8,20,22 the other question upon great her living sister, roisTLAND •ans. JTeodim hoy 24 dtl Ju6 take care not to wed a Jen9dlaw3wS* stress waB raised, namely, the power of a however, must • KB'# ADVEB.T1SKMKW IB. | "* I LINCOLN CLUB. MUSIC AND DRAMA. Mffiii F1IIU LADDIES. NERVOUS SICK HEADACHE, H. A Handsome Testimonial to Capt. J. Weakness and Prostration Bennett & Moulton. and cotton Frindable. Cured Dr. Greene’s BROTHERS Bennett & by Nervura RINES muslin Tho performance by the in Moulton company at the matinee and A large and enthneiastio gathering of Mrs. Elmer Craig, No,Peoria,111., says;— the drew a very good State Here which last oveuing, evening, yesterday, Organized Association “I was Btricken with nervous disease, tho Lincoln club took place one in the afternoon and a large affected my heart, head and stomach. I the chair. andlonee President George Libby in no relief from the torrible sick headaches, in the ovumug. were admitted to Yesterday. in the heart and stomach until I used I)r. 1; Four new members “Tho Two pains At tho matinee yesterday, Greene'* Nervura blood and n^rve remedy. for membership. received a first rate representa- Special Thursday. for tho banquet, t ebru* Orphans” Arrangements was au elegant Presi- tion. Mr. Joseph Harris New Patterns in Turkey 12th were aud then ary completed, de Bonn was CHIEF M. N. ELDRIDGE HONORED Red fast colors, in behalf of the Chevalier Vaudroy, Edgar Damask, dent Libby presented, was 50 cents a Ueorge C. Denton RY ELECTION AS regular price yard. aotive members of the club, strong Marquis, PRESIDENT. honorary and Adams showed Half-Price for today, of five to a forciful Count Justin, an elegant silver service pieces his versatility ns Picard the dashing John D. 1’iidahlo. 25c Captain Orson Dunn was a cruel, stalwart per yard. esteem it a most de- valet, Goutlomeu:—I while Frederic Murray lightful privilege to assist you in ex- Jacques Frouchard, Delegates Were Present From Many and foal- as the Pierre. pressing 'our friendship kindly was a good oontrast cripplo Prominent Cities and Towns of State aud trusted member inducements to customers in'- towards a loyal Mattie Keene as the blind girl Louise, We are offering special of "this club. During tbe pant history of —Constitution Adopted—Fine Banquet and Margaret Williard as Henriette, the the Lincoln club wo have noS boon dis- Given to in livening to the Visiting Delegates us turbed in tbe least by those annoyancos “two orphans, appealed strangly Underwear from during our January by Active Veteran Firemen of Portland who buy that so often enter into and disturb the sympathies of tho audience. Miss Ells- serenity of organizations of thin kind, the —Annual Convention Will Be Held in worth made a good Countess and Sales often limes lead to tho break- Price Sale. and which Half other characters were well tabon. The This City. ing up and disbanding of tho institution —such as jealousies, selfishness and was well staged. Between the acts petty piece Yesterday afternoon there was orga- —- the to create discord and well re- FOR Trimmed disposition the specialties weie exceedingly nized in this at the rooms of the $7.50 Hamburg strife. I am pleasul to say that none of city $5.00 I,!tce or Hamburg ceived. Firemen’s Associa- Setts for tbeie thiues have in the least do-ree ever Portland Veteran for that awfully funuy Irish Trimmed Setts been manifested within these walls; and In the evening tion, an association which em- and the perfect good feeling harmony play “McKenna’s Flirtation”—that Billy braces all the firemen of the AND SATURDAY. the and members FRIDAY existing among officers made famous—was produced and THURSDAY, boon marred a Barry State of Maine and kiudred organi- of this club has never by MRS. ELMER CRAIG. last $5.98, tho audienoe was bubbling over with meet- of the week give you the Opportuni- single dissension, Thereforo permit mo zations. Thore were present at this The last three days $3.75, club is Mr. Justin Adams I would so nervous and weak I could not to say that every member of the laughter all the time. some 60 from the cities get from consisting of Empire Gown, ing delegates walk across the room without terrible palpi- I ies to make selections entitled to groat credit lor the splendid ns and the was very funny MeKonnn, and towns of the state. tation of the heart. I bad not taken one bottle of Empire Gown, Corset Covers, Eong UmbrelUi condition of our organization at the consisting other characters were well taken. At the Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve time; and when 1 sny ovety There is little doubt about tbe interest of Dr. and Drawers. Skirt and Umbrella Drawers. preseut Corner” before bead and eyes were cleared Skirt, Corset Coyer momber I mean to include the officers of matinee today the Chimney that be taken in this association by remedv, my is.to and I am as well. I call of their dull aching, growing stronger the several departments will be and in tho evening “The All of those who given, the firemen of Maine. 1 cannot do half in the EMBROIDERIES De 80,41 and every justice OF conditions day'. LINE «ac> your attention to these m FULL •egiilaf price Struggle tor Life.” could be to take part of this medicine.” the part all have taken in bringing tho present yesterday praise Powers. If constipated, use Dr. Greene’s Cathartio same about, that yon may fully realize Iceland in tho meeting of the association express GOWN Pills with the Nervura. NEW how firm aud solid tbe foundation is, hundred in An audience of about five themselves as being heartily sympa- Dr. Greene, 34 Place, Boston, which you have so well and sys- Temple upon in hall last evening thy with it and from these the most en- the most successful physician in curing tematically built. people gathered City Mass., bo relied nervous and chronic diseases, can be consulted We -ill readily know that of necessity to witness Mr. Lelund Powers’s represen- thusiastic support can upon. in free, personally or by letter. Sale certain cares and responsibilities tation of ten characters in the three act The delegates assembled at 2 o’clock in 46c at Today. the members Special curryinc out the wishes of the Half the afternoon in handsome comedy of “Lord Chumloy.” meeting of an institution of this kind fall upon board of engineers, superintendents is no to Portland, room of the Veteran Fiiemen’s Associ- Fine Wlillc those who may he designated to fulfill its Mr. Powers stranger Jro alarms, superintendents of protective ~j o *| 50 pieces o£ Edges Skrinpin] missions. He has been for many seasons on the ation and organized with the choice of of firs oom- in window on sale k3|»Ctltti cotton, full with a ixciua lepartinents, representatives SDCCial displayed Gown is made from good length, it is my plonnant privilege to as tem- uissiouers or fire committees, and of al This Tonight stage and tho experience ho has acquired Chief Engineer M. N. Eldridge Friday only on each cluster, yoke front in towards a the six tucks represent you expressing und Frank B. Moody reterau firemen’s associations, roprosen- ters of tuckTon yoke, of this club taken in connection with his great porary chairman, nuderwrlt- lonsdalc inffle. true and respected member ative of local boards of fire and sleeves trimmed with and enables blm to of as The temporary as shall collar jour recognition of tho efficient natural abilities perform Peering secretary. jrs and such honorary members 3c per yard. vninniile services he has rendered to the been a to time elected. Each just suoh a feat as that he accomplished organization having perfected jo from time slnoa Its organization. Always tetive fire shall be entitled to b““ club last Just think foi one moment oommitteecSvas appointed to draw up oompany 8c’ kind, courteous evening. ;eud two to each meeting of Frid°y- cheerful, gentlemanly, — delegates _H„« in nnoninn rimco nrut <1 <»- tiie constitution aud by-laws for the as- and obliging to all alike. It has been his lio association. Any persan who Is not Friday. of character The committee the of the good fort nr a by these traits privet! on tills occasion of that important sociation. reported tent as a delegate by any organi- will of become a to win the friendship and good the footlights, who by changes following draft for a constitution which jatlons above mentioned may adjunct, .mmhap hr* f M ll i Sill \ Ti « f.urtii fi flftte frOlfl all without a single exception. Always of the of his hair, the modula- is similar to the constitution of the Mas- the Interest of the ciub at stake, riressiug ;1)B chief engineer of the city or town having of Association: he has tions of his voice, and the expression sachusetts State in he that he is an active with an unselfish dovotion, spared which lives, Skirt no effort within bis power to further the bis features, assumes the characters of a ARTICLE I. jr exempt firemen of good standing. Separate 2—AH Laces welfare of our organization, always pain- Section companies represented and Butter his son, his Cream retired merehaut, careful with judicious produce Maine. in this association must he in lull nc- White, staking aud his lady friend, her in the lire wisdom, he has splendidly fulfilled, with daughter, daughter’s This association shall be known as the ;ord and in good standing credit to himself and to the club every aunt, a French adventurer, a convict, Maine State firemen's Association. department of which they are mem- which he has been called uuou to an if at any time they are not so, ! duty the family butler, a uiald of all work, ARTICLE II. bers, AT HALF PRICE Through his efforts and by his :hey shall forfeit all rights to member- perform. and a friend of the produce merchant’s hand, the eye is pleased as wo look upon Object. ship in this association. adorn and beauti- son—Lord Chumley “not such a 3—A11 will he re- the decorations which George The : objeot of this association shall Section delegates enthu- ”• to furnish credentials for the s; fy our parlors. Always earnest, fool as he looks. Now these characters, be for the mutual benefit and protection quired n sa ks cs ss has done much to them as their ■ ctnts ^al siastic and loyal, he are inter- and the establishment company sending delegates Lace at ®>er i|'| as other of its 50 cent || in any play, clearly members, “2 advance the interest of the Lincoln club, relief ot wheth- with their names inserted thereon,signed ... 18 cents per yard of the has to be of a fund for the firemen, 38 cent Face at and success is duo in lined, the plot oomedy the foreman and secretary of the com- and our prosperity er members cf this association or not, jy SALE! measure to bis all the little side issues have and endorsed by the chief engi- my opinion, in a great carried out, who may be while responding pany, injured the is in aud nndlwo shades of Yellow, untiring aud devoted efforts. he and yet Mr, at or returning from an neer, that company good Silk Faces m Breen. Bed to skifully introduced, to, working the tiro Colored I refer to our worthy and esteemed for the relief of •egular standing in department from 25 cents to never never makes alarm of hie, aud Eor Fa in p Shades, reduced Powers forgot himself, or town where located. member. Captain John T) Prtndable, widows and obildren of such firemen as n the oity or and members who chairman of the house committee, and it a slip of voice, expression gesture, in the lino of their Section 4—Honorary may may be killed duty ■t n 1 -fir*. T3aP 'VaffT. to measure or that I now a pe elected the association shall| have ever made us—made is with great pleasure present makes the presentation of the comedy aforesaid; for the furtherance cf such by Lowest prices by of and ex- ill the privileges of the fioor anu may to him this token your regard harmonious and colored state or municipal legislation us shall to- most properly the to vote cn all pression of good will and friendship teud to increase the efficiency of fire tcquire right questions made. Mr. Powers was frequently of the same annual dues ready wards him. Brother Prindablo, in pre- performance. service, aud for the develop- in payment department the association for regular senting to you this silver service, permit warmly applauded. ment of fraternal and social relations ixed by in behalf of the that we course numbers. me to say club, The last entertainment In the among its members. wish many years yet to come, ARTICLE VII. you many, will be by the Fisk Jubilee we the friendship sc given ARTICLE III. in which may enjoy Dues. Cambric stiffening in the years 9th. PRICES Skirls, $1.50. lined, and woven February REDUCED Moliair firmlF closely Singers, Offloers. shall he com- GREATLY Black Figured Section 1—There paid by been so to- Velveteen which have pleasantly passed Dutch Treat Club. ot less than 15 men, $3; 15 and the bottom and finished with binding. look Sootion 1—The officers of the associa- panies around gether and whenever you may upou 25 aud less than ON Treat” olub is in tion shall consist of a president, seven ess than 20, $3; I'D,- this token, representing as doo3 the The “Dutch growing in advance a seoretarj, a treasurer, 14; 30 and over, $5, yearly esteem and veneration in which yon are favor in New lork. Members pay vice-presidents, great of three aud a or clues. members of the Lincoln olub, an executive committee at held bv tb6 own and and it Seotion 2—Each individual member of Skirts, black, colors, $2.98. the their way nothing else, who shall hold their S4 OO All Wool Imported Serge may you ho reminded that “Jewell,” sergeant-at-arms, shall fl of a oflioes for one year, or until ;h!s association pay annually, canvas and velveteen. true friendship is the greatest of treasures ie said the novelty accompanying respective istsed. finished *vith shall be lue the first of August of eaoh year. :: Cambric can It is now my who her own way to their successors elected, except- SKIRTS earth bestow. pays that young lady who shall WINTER the Lincoln the executive committee ARTICLE VJII. great privilege in behelf of the and afterwards her mg theater, pays one lor term of one toke n ol bs elected the year, * • club to in your hands this Ameudmonts. a rn FOR • place the is attractive aud one a true share for supper, very Olio for the term of two years from Silk and their respect for ynu as man, Seotiou 1—This association shall have Skirt for $4.50. Made and to others for the term of three years at tbo first $8.50 friend and co-worker; and may it brinj to impecunious youths at annual to ni- to retail lor $1.-5. at eaoh an- all poWBrs any meeting were imported in as election thereof; thereafter Good*. These goods tn you the same pleasure receiving who are no longer youths. “It is a de- revise or amend this constitution, jed Dress cue member of the execu- ;er, to us in the nual election, to have such comes giving. said a young man out it shall he necessary FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. lightful senastion, tive oommittee shall be elected for tiis THURSDAY, Priudnble was taken complete of all 1 klterution, revision or amendment adopt- Captain who has just joined a Dutch Treat club, term of three years. The eleotion a 1 'd a two-thirds vote of the members from. Make your ly hut replied In few wel Wo slinll he aud a rnajori- by to select by surprise, “to subscribe for snob a club. pro- officers by ballot, entitled to vote. We have 10 different patterns elect. present is. To See Tnem. handsome Black■Jjj*®; chosen words. tv of votes cast shall measure and have a $8 pose to have six theater parties together, ex- constitution was adopted tinn and leave your Section 2—The president shall be The abovo of Skirts, man is assessed the prioo of the We have sold thousands Separate and each simply offiolo a member and chairman , lection by seotion after a fow minor Skin t made for $4.50. oommittee. ever sold us. WESTBROOK? of his theater ticket and supper. Now, executive had been made. Considerable is the value by shall be ox- dianges but this greatest be with mute Section 3—The secretary the could nnythiUE arranged of the ime was occupied in discussing officio a jpember and secretary 01 Of course had no difficulty in lire com- Rev. A. W. Pottle, a former pastor skill? they executive oommittee. •eprasentation that the various men. Membership in are the H. E. cburoli, was in the city yest3r getting enough ARTICLE IV. panies and other organizations CO. such n cinb is a means of saving money, the of assess- —- pntitled to and subject RIMES BROTHERS day oa business. S £ Duties of Offloers. other attractions that it Tolinau of the Westbrook mu a‘ide from the of the ■cents, but ultimately the matter was Judge Section 1—It shall he the duty fell When count in a chaperone A. H. exercises, said that he court is confined to his hona< offers. you to over ail meeting of lettlecl to the satisfaction of everyone. Assistant Chief Engineer Payne, post prnnrtial niclpal president preside Associa and a and a little eupper later all contracts drawn then to the John D. that the Maine State Firemen’s a severe cold. carriage the association, sign The association proceeded VV. H. Dugnne, Brown, with and Hatch, will on treasurer call been lnunohed under CONTINUED. of a few flowers, you the duly granted, and H. H. Ball of fi. S. J. lion had happ] SALE of Mrs. A. H. Larrabei to say nothing ilection of officers, A. D. Eaton, The funeral wnen a Butler, Ralph OARIENT meetings requested by sure wonk oi find that it oosts the averago man more special K. Estes of Lisbon halls Albert E. and thnt he felt it will be held at her late residence of tire executive committee, or Portland, D. Goud, George A. Dow, Knight, nuspices once majority a and beneficia to take a lady to the theater a of the as- of Lewiston were G. F. Griffin, become popular greatly Main street, this afternoon at 1 o’clook young when he shall deem mooting ind J. B. Longley ap- Alonzo O. Foruald, all six of the enter- at such time and and R. President Kldridge tiinnkoc M. Cousins of a formei than to subscribe to sociation necessary, a committee to receive sort Charles F. Jose, Leri L. Cummings, organization. Rev. E. Gray, oommittee pointed of this Dutch Treat club.” ns he or the executive work J. Cum- tho visiting delegates for the interes of the Warren church, will oon tainments plaoe :ount tho votes. This committee’s H. Ball, J. M. Fransworth, A. pastor direct. asso- that this form may as had taken in organizing the service. The interment will hi There is renson to believe sonior ivus cot of a very arduous nature all of Poitland, D. E. Kstcs, Lisbon they duct the Section 2—The vice-president mings If __ in of the asso this season. of club will not be confined to New York 4- ,.Thc.n norffirm fchfi flllMPS of the were made unanimous and Aubnrn; W. H ciation. He also, behalf desirable goods bought at Evergreen. [ho eleotions Falls; D. D. Merrill, Il-slf Price. Al! new a absence. tho members of tho cit] to of th' s but will sweep over the laud like oy- president in his contest. The officers elected for Frank B. Mcody, elation, thanked we can suit you as price. There will be a specinl meeting of the without Iolmnil, Fairfield; have size in Jackets Section 3—It shall he tho duty for attending tho banquo your this evening at thi s clone. the ensuing year are as follows: J. H.Sullivan, Searsport; M. J. government school committee secretary to keep a complete record of Dooring; N.Blldridge of Portland. Lewiston; E. aud the Veteran Firemon for the inter High School building. lime. Melba’s Serious Condition. the of the association, and President—11. Holmes, J. B. Longley, proceedings Morse of Bath, had taken in the ntlair. Tin will of tue exooinive oommittee, to approve Vice Presidents—Frank Gorham; E. H. Milliken, set they There is a fear lest Mine. Melba F. W. H. F. Smith, bills contracted by him, to receive M. J. Moriarlty of Lewiston, then declared that the firs is all Dealing; J. C. presielent never sing again. Only one statement all Poek of Deering, D. W. Estes of Lisbon Sneo; Adam;W. Wilson, JS Wonderful Medicine and answer communications pertain- convention of the flremon of the stati Mr. Grau a full F. H. Woloh of Belfast; W. H. C. E. Frisbee, Fairfield; authoritative—which is that ing to the association and to make Balls; Towle, Saco; tho annual of the as- l'otmun of B’airfiild; Charles L. Gold- C. J. Clarke, Peer- stood adjourned uutipnext August. will not announce again the appearance report at meeting J. H. Johnson, Saoo; sociation of its condition. wnite of Saoo. Bath; A. H. of lime. Melba until she is entirely re- of Deering. ing, Peering; Frank Moise, Portland Podge. N. E. O. P. Section 4—It shall he the duty of the Secretary—F. B. Moody illness B. of Lewiston. Fa irfield ; Georgo A. Paithliy, stored to health. The diva's pro- treasurer to collect and receive all Treasurer—J. Longley Totinnn, Deputy Grand Warden, Miss A. L. Me CO. of 1-. H. She was duo the giving his Executive Committee—D. D. Merrill L. M. Thomas, Peering; BROTHERS ceeded from two causes. deeply moneys association, Bath; assisted by an efficient corps o BIDES same Auburn for three years; George S.Parsh- Donald, her failure to win suc- receipt therefoi, pay over.the up- Belfast. thi For Biliou3 and Nervous disorders,suck as Wind disappointed by for two years, aud WeloD, officors publicly installed on orders of the and shall at ley of Bath, George grand her president, ot the state as and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddi cess in And anxiety of the association A. Dow of Portland for one year. Besides these delegates of Portland lodge last evening. and Mar- “Siegfried.” the annual meeting officers Iu Buxton, Jan. 6, Edmund Ilanson Dizzi- i_;r\t Urnmiliililf received M. J. Holmes all toss, Fullness and Swelling aftor meals, make a full report of all moneys Sergeant-at-Arins—Gapt. sedation there were present nearly “Visitors were present from other lodges | A. of Bux- ness and Cold Chills, Flushings o! constitu- disbursed. of Lowiston. and Ftamiisli. Jan. C, Frank Emory | SKATES, Drowsiness, weakened her robust and members of tho city government friends. The wni tl'fn TOLLER naturally the also invited following <,. of lloll s. of Cos 5—It shall bo the duty of tho was voted to hold the next meeting ton and Miss Maud Campbell Haat, Logs of Appetite, Shortness Breath, viotira to the Section It cffiiials. 14. Lrnest t. Allen and tion until she fell an easy committee to authorize the many of the oity the program mo: In liocliostei*. Jan. Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep executive of the association in Portland some time of Alfred. tiveness, our sister city. aftor were Riel Mertie Ridley, both _ inclement atmosphere of of all debts, to provide President Kldridge, cigars Remarks, Master C. and and all Nervous and Tremb contracting month of the exact In Bangor, Jan. 17, Walter Baynes Frightful Dreams, over her to audit all during the August, to Miss Simpsoi 1 Distressed and nervous Wag- means for their payment; lighted, called the neserably order,and Vocal Solo, Miss Mary 1£. I lioinpson of Hermon. ling Sensations, Kendall Bennett, formerly of covered from 6-it shall be the duty of the Eureka Company, presented tho delegates to Portland. Grand Treas Robt. Jacksm Nancy Prentiss k WONDERFUL MEDICINE. sho could not Section and weloomed Remarks, Maine,—born in New Salem. Mass., but after thut perlormance others than association with a Une record book Hay Jloulton, now the sergeant-al-arms to prevent the firemen of today and Vocal Solo, Purlngtoi 24. 1808. PSJLIiS, taken as directed above a and In of July Prices BEECHAITI’S speak whisper, or guests and spoakiog Lowest must members or delegatee, special through Chief Engineer Eldridge, Refreshments were served. [Notice of funeral hereafter. restore Females to complete health doctor has ileoided that her throat the iiromeu of the old hand tubs days, Infant daughter Will quickly seats in tbe convention; In this cltv Jan. 20. Sarah, — from occupying was a vote of thanks therefor and AT remove obstructions or be on. leave tbe given that there seemed K. and Sarah Black, aged 10 days. They promptly irregu- operated ha shall not allow members to Mr. Thompson said K. of George elected as an member of tho Will of XVarreu Sparrow. Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock, at of the system. For a Notes. convention when so instructed by the honorary of difference between [Funeral larities to he a groat deal residence. 2(1 Deer street. ho assis- association. The will of ‘Warren K. Sparrow wa J parents’ usher at the przsiding officer; may appoint old days the firemen Jan. 19. Robert V., infant son of II. A. Grant is the head of the thorn. In the In this city, enter the tants subject to the upproval presi- President M. N. Eldridgo was elected for probate yesterday. A1 1 C. and Wilbur W. Widber, aged G weeks Weak Stomach Boston Theatre, and as patrons to combine a great presented Maud dent. As- were acoustomed P. in widow. His LOVELL be remarks duleel ns the of the Maine State his estate is left to his jsor I0HN delegate hut T. spacious lobby, V. deal of with business, now fn'south Portland, Jan. 20, George Dyer, nouble do.’ up stairs, ARTICLE the Inter- ploasure is made executo r 20 i tones: “Next sociation to the meeting oi almost in-law, Mr. Damson, aged 78 years 7 mouths days. impaired Digestlor according t: tho flromen arn confined wholly afternoon at 2 o'clock, at please.” “Centre aisle,” Meetings. to bonds. Funeral on Friday national ITiremen’s Association. and lit- and not required give Hill road. the location of the seats designated by of the to matter of fact hnslness, his late residence, Barren ARMS Liver 1—The annual meeting it was voted plain Ellen GO., Disordered checks handed him. Saturday after- Section On motion of F.H. Little their Mr. In North Yarmoutu, Jan 20, R, Perley, the he held at such tune tle conies way. Concert and Bali. act like magic—a few do6es will work won on association shall pleasure Chandler’s Band they uoon lie had a frightened expression shall that the executive committee prepare that the 18. Mrs. Caroline E. Middle St. th and as the members present of the dangers aKInt Armk-C Minn., Jan. 180-188 dera the Vital Organs; strengthening lijg and 1 asked him fcbo cause. place at the Thompson spoke concert and ball o of tlio late upon face, a of votes so a series of topics for discussion |,The mid-winter of Portland, widow Judge the com lie an- decide by ballot, plurality day are called up Davis, muscular restoring long-lost “A most extraordinary thing,” firemen of the present on 3 Davis. system, of the state asso- band will, no doubt, be Woodbury ,, T, a iadv to her oast shall decido. next regular meeting he said : ‘We Chandler’s Jan. 19 Pereey Bos- In Presque Isle, 13, Mrs, .Samuel Wilson, back the keen edge of appe swered. “i just directed committee on to In closing In Kosfiudale. Mass.. plexion, bringing * 2—The executive perform. events of tbis season. Every and Llizabetli C. 65 years. seat- and she said: Thank you.’ I nevei Section ciation. in heroism and of the great worth. Infant son of Lemuel A. ged tlte, and arousing with the Rosebud c f at such time and place as could learn a deal In Jan. 9, Frederick Marble, aged before since I ve beon shall moat was also tn- great and tickets are sell Bickford, aged 1 year 10 days. Rridgton, o had it the The executive committee thing is progressing Health the whole energy happen on a call of majori- from the firemen who 1 Burial at Portland, Maine.) physical they may decido, fidelity to duty the addition of 1 Jan. 14. C. Peters, aged t here.” or tho to havo the state association With Rufus Kimball, 78 ^nAlfueblll, Augustus _ thereof, presi- Jan. aged the human frame. These are facts admitted b; ty of tbe members stiucted in the lives lug rapidly. 1« Buxton, 13, state. lives their lives protecting horns the orohestr. of and one o under the laws of the quartette of ooncert years. Jan. Herbert L. Stratton, thousands, in all classes society, Lecture. of committees incorporated others. In Jan. 1G. Miss Mary Kaudon, aged *Jn Alaticock, 13, Tlie Stoddard 3-AU members and property of nnd the music alone wi) Bath, th® beat guarantees to the Nervous and Debili '^Section culled shall be The meeting then adjourned. will be surperb, 2(i years Mr, John L. meetings duly ox-Chlef Frank B. A. Coffin, aged Hast Machias, Jan. 13, Mrs Mary M. Keltb, is Pills have tli< 3 Next Monday evening attending and veteran Alderman Ilsley, tho of admission. Don’ 6 In Bath, Jan. 17, Mrs. Mary In1 tatod that Reeeham^s for railroad lares to and At 6.30 o’clock the aotive be worth price ged 62 years. his course of lecturef reimbursed Estes of Lisbon GG years. ,T Sale of Patent MedlCia 3 Stoddard will close the visit- of Peering, Chief of January, nt City hali. G. In Cutler, Jan. 10, Mrs. Betsey Maker, aged Largest any from the place of meeting, upon present- firemen of Portland tendered to Moody forget the 27 In Biddeford, Jan. 18, Mrs. Samuel Har- and ol A. J. Cum- i4 In the World* with one on Athens Venice, two to the treasurer, ap- Engineer years. ,, ing a bill for same and the Portland city gov- Falls, ex-Cbief Jan. Mrs. Josephine Green, and ing delegates H. Little Biddeford. Jan. 15, Joseph F. Kittndge, In Kennebunk, 6, the cities of the greatest historic renown, the president secretary. the din- Frank MARRIAGES. 'efii proved by ernment an elaborate in mings, ex-Alderman 47 ged 22 years. banquet and aged years.; Waterville, Jan. Mrs. L. 0. Spidel^ and whose charm Is greater thar article VI. Asso- and Councilman Stone spoke briefly In Saco, Jon. 19, Miss Susie M. Thompson, In 16, WITHOUT A ML. ing hall of the Veteran Firemen’s ged 78 years. other two 'J'hli of Mr. Stone Jail. 19. by K*v. Henry McGi aged 41 years.: that of any together. The tables were arranged to the point. The remaiks In tills citv. William M. aged In Manchester, Jan. 11. Mrs. Sylvina Fiflela, Annual Sales more than Boxe • Membership. ciation. finely Barrett of Portland and Mis in Allred, Jan. 16, Rowe, 6,000,000 last tt very timely and ap- very Winfield S. ged 86 years.; wiH bo the opportunity given of this as- in an excellent in were Mr Section 1—The and the banquet served particular Susie A. Farr, of Brunswick. Miss Marie O. Begin, In Rockland, Jan. 15, Adda, daughter of 25c. at Drug Stores, or will bo sent by U. S and see bis fine membershipof from Jan. Howard E. Hanso 1 JlneBld'deford, Jan. 15, hoar Mr. Stoddard pic- sociation shall consist delegates Those M. N. Ill West Pownal, li>, nd Mrs. A. Monroe, aged 6 years. B. F. ALLEN 365 Canal Nei manner. present were: propriate. botli of Gorham. aged 21 years. Agents. CO., St., and tickets in netive service, of chief in closing, the and Miss Junietta Ma«on, [ tures for a long, long time, Are companies F. H. O. J. McDonald, Prosident Eldridge, tort, poet paid, upon receipt o' price. Bee! and ono delegate from eaoh Eldridge, Little, now be secured at Stockbridge’g. engineers |tt« upon application. ^should 1 V* FOB SALE. WANTED—SITUATIONS. MISCELLANEOUS. _ (ANNUAL MEETINGS. WOMEN’S REFORMATION, this Xe«td Kl: Mrs. Augustus Hanna nador this Forty word* inserted under President, Forty wards fas*-ted head in me week for 35 cent*, cash in advance. ord; vice-president.Mrs. Ephraim Lijer; one week fer 33 cents, cash advance. klrs. Johnson's Address at Congress I lecretary and treasurer, Imogene Hanna- These companies have held their annual man of good ;ord. Square Church. OR SALE—Franklin street, north ot Con- Ilf ANTED—Situation by a young nestings: rooms and in or stable Mrs. Frank Johnson of Pond Cove, gress street, house of nine bath, if habits a chance livery private is DEPOSIT AND “munyon’s room and kitchen on first l q one usea to horses and cows and good who has been ill for three weeks past, UNION SAFETY suit parlor, dining city of hot and for small for the winter; COMPANY. The vestry Congress Square church floor, perfect repair, steam heat, cold ] nllker; will work pay lowly recovering. TRUST sun on all sides Price If Address C. vv. who has been filled on afternoon water large stable, rood reference required. Walter C. Sweetsir, vas well Wednesday » Mr. ®<» non \\ H. gO., 180 IE AD, South Windham. has reoovered The Union Safety Deposit and Trust Me._19-1 11 for two months past, o listen to Mrs. Johnson, superintendent at COLD Middle now able to resume his work in annual meeting 8.30 young lady mil is •ompany held its Prison for street.___• STENOGRAPHER—Typewriter,* There is no ( if the Reformatory Women in wants Best city references. Ad- Portland. afternoon at the rooms SALE—Some very desirable building position. (’clock 1 18-1 prettier sight in Charles L. Jor- yesterday Jassaohusetts. Mrs. L. Grow, president 1 West End. also on Iress N, 03 North St. the The young son of Mr. Ivorlots at the Munjoy. world than (f the and chose the following BENJAMIN F. ian of Bowery Beach, is sick with pneu- company ^ if the Mission Circle, through whose in- CURE. Plans at the office. HARRIS, that of a healthy, Fred E. and Middle Sts. 1 lireotors: For three years, chambers corner Exchange TO I*ET« happy mother at uonia. itatiou Mrs. Johnson was to speak, Colds lead to coughs, coughs to Pneu- ^ Mr. James Miller and Mr. Thompson Frederick Robie, Henry P. play with her ro- Hiebards, Introduced the speaker of the monia and Consumption; therefore, it is two days the past ery aptly Inserted under thU head bust and rollick- )f Portland, spent D. Woodman, Payson nil to check a cold before it SALE—Largo lamp for stereopticon, lias Forty words Cove. Uox, Russell ^ important cash h» advance. week at their cottage at Poud .fteruoon. the Cold Cura 3-8 Inch wicks. Used only a tew bne week for 35 cents ing baby. It is a Herbert L. Edward reaches lungs. Munyon’s FORthree Pucker, Shepherd, Mrs, it was rather be sold at a bargain. Room s. sight entirely too Johnsjn said strange will positively break a cold inside of times. Will WAYS OF THE LOUPOERVIER, j. Reynolds. For two years, Augustus No. 85 EXCHANGE infrequent. Too f iow little was known of the simplicity Gardiner, January 2.—Iu the best game twenty-four hours. Old colds, now colds ST.__1 AonmAkrv K: teaching by aradu- very slight earthquake ^1-25. E. Press Office. 3-tf ■tailed the officers of the Camp as fol- That end the oomplete col artlculars. 11., cepted by the people. Wednesday by three shocks ooourriug betwoet WISDOM Stu- case and th( night, WIT AND low* ating class. 8.00, gymnastics. 8.15, ?napse of the gorernmeut|« and one. Bouses were shaken, is one reason why Purltana, nine Gapt.—<3. H. Wentworth. dents debate. 4.00, gymnastics. 8 to discharge of the prisoner. thrown out Of place and craoki formula of Prof. pictures 1st Lieut,-Ivory 0. Fair. the prise were made iu the conorete sidewalks, &'< 9.30, teachers reception. Why He Wanted More Steak. jumtiH ■ 2nd Liqut_Chas. B. Hannaford. of Dartmouth TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. was done. Some people wen BRUNS & the first class of 1897 will gradu- Dlxl Crosby damage JOHNSON, Camp Council—G. R. Spinney, Chas. Friday boilers had ex Wheeler seaside boarding house ta met with such laxative Bromo Tablets. All drug frightened, thinking (at Wlimot St. Real Estate Bulletin. Hauaafaiti. 00091, 28 _ 06 Warren St, New York D. Spinney. City Summer street, $9. GKO, F. JENKINS, g.ImplQln—John in my stomach, and for more than six Sarg8oo—A. W. Lincoln. Maine Pensions. Cream Balm has completely cured mi under Uni tail Stales Hotel, Monument Sq. weeks I of blood. If I Ely’s OFFIGE STATIONERY, O. D.—Theodore Shaokford. passed quantities else failed. Ma follow- of catarrh when everything rent*. 7 Washington, January 20.—The cold or ate anything that did not LET—In Deering, two good O. Y.—Thomas McDonough. caught used it with excellent re and acquaintances have TO rooms eaob, 27 Hartley avenue, $10 8. M.—M. 0. BurrilL are granted Maine people: I was forced to leave my uve ing pensions agree with me, W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio. $12. Six rooms, 88 Sprlus street, $6; Q S. M.—M. C. Sturgia. suits.—Alfred In great CEO. F. ORIGINAL. work, completely knocked out. I would variety. rooms. 88 Pleasant street. SIS. unaer Enited States Hotel, Monu- CAMS ELIZABETH. not the Ulan. JENKINS, Thomas W. Torrey, deceased, Oldtown; go home and to bed and could get Clothes Bloke ment the Sq. The ladles’ cirole connected with Charles B. Chandler, Augusta. warm, no matter how many clothes were Free church held their annual LET—Oakdale, choice upper rent, 7 Baptist on me. I ran do^n from 176 to 163 DIARIES FDR 1897. with Mrs. Dyer last ADDITIONAL. piled TO rooms, bath anti hot water beat, very meating Ephraim room for dress- wore elect- Doctor* afforded me no relief convenieut, $20. Also one week. The following officers Edward Hoey, Togus; Benjamin B. pounds. GEO. maker, Hoegsr Block. Reeling Centre, S3. George J. Jewett, whatever. At last, my wife, noticing the states Slegars, Strong; F. JliNKINS, under Enited Hotel, Condensed Testimony. Enston. Puritana advertisements in the papers, Monument Sq. increase. consulted friends and was advised to try Chaa. B. Broker and Manufac- SHORT & HARM HELP. Hood, It. I using It and can truthfully LUNG, WANTED—JtiAEK Ohio, certifies Nathan M. Cook, Norway; Stephen began doc25eodtf turer’s Agent. Columbus, L. has no South Presque Isle; Cyrus say it is ths only thing that ever touched that Dr. King’s New Discovery Tripp, words inserted under this head Decker. Hodgmau, Sa- I Forty as a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown, Casco; George my case. From the start, almost, be- week for 25 cent*, oash in advance. equal Sheill. Charles J. one St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne, lud., batis, John Togus; to Prop., Hanuibal gan to feel relief, and said my wife: is hereby given that t£© sub- that he was cured of a Cough IJnble, Cumberland; Thomp- of under the MclCln- testifies here!’ I cheer- scribers have £eeu duly appointed mfluESAND good places La son, Auburn; S. Brawn, East Hiram; ‘We have a good thing Notice in of the of two years stauding, caused by executors tff tne will or 1 ley Administration every part B. Wilton ; John Sheeban, in the that want one? The Mid-Winter by Dr. King’s New Discovery. Kimball Chase, fully give my testimony hope ol couotrv. Do yliu Grippe, WILLIAM W. late Portland, NATIONAL Mass., says i-ewiston; Gardiner Waterhouse, Saoo; the use of this T^IOMA^ edition' Of the RECORDER will F. Merrill, BuldWinsville, others may benefit from In the of deceased, and a it amt Ashville. C6unty Cumberland, toil how to get position, b’eml tire cents in that he has used and recoin mended James B. Ash, that trust NATIONAL rather wonderful discovery.’* have taken upon themselves by stamps to the RECORDER, never knew it to fail anil would the taw directs. AH persons REISSUE. F. O. PLATT. giving bonds as Washington, D. 0, 20-1 have it than any doctor, because it always (Signed) demauds upon the estate of said do- Bradford. having Sanford Marche, teased, are renamed to exhibit the same; and and to take a furnished cores. Worcester, Hass. 1 wrANTED—Al$n who 222 E. Chi- mamma, you know tha all persons indented to said estate are called *7 of seven rooms in eastern nart of Mrs. Hemming. £56h St, WIDOWS, ETC, Puritana the health right be- Rabble-Say, house has ORIGINAL, makes the street? Wen upon to make payment to in furnace heat. cago, always keeps it at hand and little girl that*! Yes down the city. Rouse genu repair, re- Eunice M Mary E. cause it mokes the atomaoh right. ol three to beat J with f F or no fear o£ because it instantly Stevens, Searpsort; mother has trousers on htm.- Privilege amily. Croup, ber put address, W. this office. 20-1 Free Bottles atH. F. S. Seavey, East Boothbay; Abigail Butler, It oure* from head to foot. CONDUCTOR—Fare, please. particulars D., lievos Trlaj* South I Truth. I Portland, Jan. 6, 1837. Jau8dlaw3wF« Elizabeth Brown. an' «. ? GooPi’s Drug Score, 577 Cougerss St, un- Watervllle; | J>aT_fiusfc tended.) Swe ain’t thU f^a ceuntliry der Congress Square HoteL MontrllVis K AIXKO A X)S. THE DAILY PRESS 8 MISCEI,r,AtrEOIT3. _ 00 MEATS. Trave., .New York. .Bremen ... Feb STEAMERS._ Straw, oar lots*10@12|Am Zinc... .6 0O®7 •itPaul.NewYork. .Feb 8 Iron. Rochelle... -21'3 Pork, long and^shortlcut, & barrel, 10 25. .So’ampton Pork, light and hvy backs 10 26. Britannic.NewYork. .Liverpool!..-Feb tl. R. Common.... 1 *4 ®2 ! Bice $0 50® •’ MAINE CENTRAL Can be found at the periodica mess 11 Friesland .... New York. ..Feq always Reflnea _1 Domestic .... * ®7 Pork, prime 50.; .Antwerp;. 4 fork, lean lends 12 00. Caracas.New York.. .. Feb tores of: Norway.I Salt. Laguayra 4 00 Vancouver ...Portland ..Feb nrcraar. In Effect Ocl, 4th. 1893. street. 00: do bbL ..Liverpool J 09 Cast steel_ Si&lOlTks Is.Ib hdl 60.&2 Tongues pork SO beef $23 ^ b John Chisholm, Congress ..1 6031 Beer. nickled, $9 00®10 00. Umbria.New York. .Liverpool .F’eb leave Un'or. Station, Railway A. B. 247 German steel.(os3Mi! Liverpool 8;country,4%4@4ysC. appointed. for Lisbon roet. _ New York stock anil (Money Tobacco. Route of the renowned “New York—Florida Special.” Luxuriously 13.50 p.m. Express Brunswick, Am. call_bOgl.OOl Connections from Boston via Lake AV. A. Gilds, 145 Commercial street. 60 a61 Turkeys,Northern, vournr, 16@17c. MARINE NEW S only solid vestibuled train to Florida. No Extra Fare. Falls. Augusta, Waterville. Moosehead Lead. Bt St brands.... tickets and all address Haroo Frank Freeman. 190 Brackett street (By Telegrapn.) Turkeys, Western, 13®2 5c. “Colonial Express,” or via New York. For rates, information, via. oldtown, Bangor, Bucksport. Bar Sheet.Wi®7 IMedlnm. Iloulton. John IJ. Congress street. Jan. 20. Thickens, North. fresh,;i6®16c. and Oldtown. Bangor & Aroostook to Aden, 381% NEW YCKK, >ipe.614®8 (Common.25®S0 PORT OP PORTLAND. J. N. E. 300 St„ Boston. Dennet&Co. the Florist, 645 Congress street ...60U.70 Chickens, Western, 10®s 2c. H. JOHNSON, Agt., Washington 1.15 p. no., For Danville -Jc,, Poland Springs IV,@2 percent: last loan lVi Zinc. 714 ®8Naturlaat Kumford Falls, Bemls G. .1. Hodgson, 96% Portland street Money easy fowls. Noi*thern,ll@12c. 20. station. Mechanics Falls, ct. Prime mercantile WEDNESDAY, Jan Carrabasset, X. M. Glendening, Long Island. cent, closing IV, per Fowls, Western, OglOc. Lev.iston. Farmington, Kinglield. per Grain Qaointlonii Arrived. Phillips and Kaugeley. Winthrop, Oakland. F. L. Brackett.. Peak3 Island. Sio;3J'S »or ct.l Sterling Exchange steady. PRODUCE. and Matta- E. L. 189 Congress street paper City. New York— Bingham, Waterville, Skowhegau Littlefield, business In bankers bills 4, 63s/* CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Butter. Northern cream.choioe. Steamship Cottage Johnson, J. E. Hannon, 1116 street w.;h actual 21(®21*/aCsl and ntdse to J B Coyle. Co. ALLAN LINE wamkeag. Congress Western passengers international Brunswlolr, Au- C. E. Morrill & 931A Congress street fer CO-day hills and 4 S71ASt4 87 V, Monday ? 0 notations. Butter, crm, choicesxOc.; Harbor via Steamsnip 1.20 p, m. For Freeport. Co., g,-iS5 Butter. 17 Steamer Salacia. Oliver, Boothbay fob ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. and all stations on L. H. Bea!, 422 street. at 4 88. WHEAT. Dairy.North,best, '418c, Bath, Rockland Congress fur demand; posted rates 87Vaa4 do Wiscasset. Skow- J. M. 221 street. Butter, good, I6®16e. Kaer.East Boothbay. lubao. Calais. SlJoiu M.3.. Haiifax.N.S. Halifax and Portland. Call- Sista.nox & Lincoln division. Waterville, Googlns, Spring bills 4 83Vi@4 84V*. Government Jan. May Butter, do common, ll-gl? Setamer Enterprise. Easlport, Liverpool, hegan. Belfast. Dover aud Foxcroft, Green- Mrs. A. McKenzie, cor. Spring and Clark Commer.tal 81 Barque Jas H Hamlen, McDonald, Boston, to and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- at liallroads easier. Opening.77*1 Butter, imit, crm 14®i5. Londonderry. ville, Bangor, Oldtown and Mattiwamlceag. reets. Bonds strong, higher, 80% on tlie dock for repairs, after whicb, will Prince and Bret- _my losing...... 77% go dry tia, Edward Island, Capo at. For Brunswick. Bath, Lisbon 48 Portland Ladle packed tor To J H Hom- and From From Prom 6.05 p. Capt Long. Pier._ Pur silver 84s/*. 21@12. take in cargo Guadaloupe. on. Tbe favorite route to Campobello and Waterville. AV. Hunt, 8 Custom House AVharr. corn. Cheese. Northern choice at 1034®Hc; West Steamship Falls, Augusta G. len & Son. St. Andrews. N. B. Llverpoo Portland_Halifax_ 0.10 For New Gloucester, Danville Cox. 23 Monument Mexican dollars 5Q3a(&51V2, Dec. May. choice New York- p. m., John square. luV2@llc. Sen Glendy Burke, Stanwood, 24 Deo. 14 Jan. 10 .Tan. Poland station. Mechanic the Florist, 6G3 Congress street the board was Opening.... 22% 24% East Winter Arrangement. Mongolian Junction, Springs Dennett, Silver at quiet. Eggs.[henncry choice, 20@23: 16@17c. to Me Cent RR. Numldlan 28 Jan. 30 Jam Elm street 24*; a sulphur 7 Jan. Falls, Auburn and LewUton. ,. J. P. Hutchinson. 12 nar silver was Cosing...22% Eggs. Mich, choice,16c. On and alver Moad&s# Dec. 7th. steamei for Ball! Ai l.ondou loday quoted Cleared. 21 Jan. Laurentlan 11 Feb. 11.00 p. at. Night Express, E. G. Bangs, 56 Portland Pier. good 16c. will on at 5 m. OATS. Western, 16® leave Portland Mondays p. 4 Fob. 26 Feb. Lewiston. Waterville. Bangor, Bar Auburn—J u. HaskeU. at 29 34-16d 1? oz., steady. Va&Tc E— Thurs Mongolian Augusta, Jobs, higher. Steamship Etolia. (Br) Evans. Bristol, Returning leave St. John and Eastport ] 8 Feb. Nuimdlan 11 Mel). Bucksport, Vanceboro, St. F. Dec. May Beans. North, 20®1 26. Harbor. Stephens, Augusta—J. Pierce, small pea.l D Torrance & Co. days. St Johu and all Aroostook County. Hal lax Bath—John O. Shaw. Baitroad neoeipts. 1 00. and checked are the cen- Opening.16^ 18*/b Pea, marrow, 96c® Steamship Hibernian, (Br) Wallace, Glasgow, Through tickets Issued baggage The Saloons and Staterooms In and the Provinces. The Saturday night tram Berlin Falls, N. H.-C. S. Clark. POUT LAND. Jan. 20 Closing.lo% Med. New York and Vt 1 00@110. to destination. received up to 4.0C motion is felt. Elec- gST" Freight tral part! where least does not run to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Fox- Biddeford—A. M. Burnham. port- FOJttk. 1 S0:red kid.l 40®1 56. m. Pecelnta by Maine Central Ji. 11.—l or Beans, yei. eves, 20@i Witlierell, Howard, Glen Cove—Port- p. is used lor lighting the ships through- or AV. "schOD at tb< tricity croft beyond Bangor. X. Bardsley. and, 157 cars miscellaneous merchandise; lor May. California, 1 35® I 45. land Cooperate Co. For Tickets anil Staterooms, apply out. the lights being at the command of the Bridgton—A. W. Ingalls. connecting roads 132 ears. Opening...... 00. Sch John B Norris, Holmes, Gloucester—J Fl Pine Treo Ticket Omce, Monument Square at any hour of the night. Music White Mountain Division. P. g nay—Now, fancy, $16 00v®$17 Offioe passengers Brunswick—F. Shaw. .. or for other information at Company's Kooms on the Closing. New, good $14;60®$15 60. Booms and Smoking promenade 8.45 a. m. For Brldgton, Fabyans, Burling Cape Elizabeth—Dyer & Jose. Gloucester—J FI Blake. Railroad Wharf foot of State street. staterooms are heated Ketal! Grocer* rmsrur f.arni. Tuesday’s quotations not reported. New, Lower grades Sis®*!*. ^Scii Lillian, Norwood, deck. The Saloons and ton, Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, Cumberland Mills—H. G. Start South Brooksvllle-J H J. B.OOYLE. Oeu. Man. steam. loaf confectioners at Rye straw—$18 OO.ctl9 00. Sell Rlenzl, Cliatto, bv Montreal, Chicago, St Paul and Minneapolis Camden—Fred Lewis. Porthmd market—cut 8: Wedueay’s quotations. ie26dtf H. P. C. HER8EY, Agent. Kates of and $60.00’ A rs- 7«; 7c; Oat straw $o®$9 00. passage $62.00 and all points west J. B. Uould. 6 yulyerlsed powered, granulated WHKAT. ■ Potatoes—Ar Co tlebrona. choice, bush 40@43. ESch Milfred Slay, Condon, West Brooksvllle— duetlon Is made on Bound Trip Tickets. 3.30 p. m For Sebago Lake, Coinlsb. Bndg- Cornish—E LBrown. G coflee crushed f-Vac*. yellow 4Va Jan. London and and Bart ett, May. Potatoes, choice rose 40 ba es oil cake 1066 sacks peas losing. fishing. J.B. KEATING, T, AVbitmore. rolled oats Iiivo stock Market. Portland; Eva & Mildred, Montreal Lewiston, Bath, Augusta, W&tervUle. Bangor. Fryeburg—J. 200 lard 322 cattle. OATS. Chicago H. & A. ALLAN, ) Lew- Bros. 150 Cs canned meats pails In port, sch Fred A Emerson, fJom Boston. WESTERN DIVISION. State 11.00 p. m„ Night Express to Bath. Gardiner—Bussell Jan May. (By Telegraph) { and 92 St, Jan 19—Ar, sch Henry P Ma- fo Boston. iston, Bangor and points east with sleeping Green’s Landing—8. W. FtfielA. 5% 18% — WISCASSET, Trains leave Portland. Union Station, nov4dtl ) Portland YFtioiesa.io JVTarlc* Opening...3 20, 1897.—Cattle receipts cars for St. John. J. Lermond. Chicago, Jan. Blair, Portland. 10.00 a. 6.20 p Gorham—L. 18% at 3 60 son, Scarboro Crossing. ID., 5.15, •• Ctaslng. ..16%1 13,000; stoady; common to extra steers PORTLAND. N. B.—8. M. Leavitts Son. PORTLAND. Jan 20 1«' 7 19th, sch Ella in.; Scarboro Beach, Pine Point, 7.00, 10.01 i ARRIVALS IN POiftlU 60; stockers and feeders 8 10®4 10; cows IiOCKPORT—Sid May. Cooper, B. Otis. @5 Camden. a. 6.20 p. m,; Old Orchard Kennebunk—J. are without Jan. 3 Bos on: Rlplev, Banks. m., 3.30, 5.15, From Montreal and Fabyans. Eartlett Wrtminhiinknort—C. E. Miller. The markets generally steady and hulls 1 76&3jV5;_calves £0®6 00.Texans a. 12.4i 7 85 Sid 20th, sell Diadem, Blake, Castlne. Saco, Blddeford, 7.00,8.40,10.00 ra., and 8.26 a. l-ewiston and in Flour is unchanged, 01 enlng...... •• at 3 25@4 25. 7.00, 8.4< l Brldgtou. m.; Livermore Falls—C. Newman. much change figures. 785 firm to 2Vfec 8.30, 5,1ft, 6.20 p. m.; Kenncbunk, Mechanics Falls. S.SO a. m Watery!"a, Clcsing. Hogs—receipts 37,000; higher; 6.20 m.; Well Lewiston—Chandler & Winshlp. bu: the demaud Is exceedingly light. Provisions а. ID., 12.45, 3.30, 5.1ft, p. and a. in. Lewiston, m. Augusta,8.35 ;Skowhegan, Island—Hughey Bros. Schr Monhegan. of New York, 1030 tons, Beach, 7.00, 8.40 a. in., 3.30. 5.15 p. and Long dull and steaay. Eggs wean, ucaiiges auu Stock mon to choice mixed 3 30^3 35: choice assort- Kjagtiold, Fhilllps, Farmington, Bemls, A. Grant. Portland Daily Press Quotations built at Rockland in 1890, has been purchased North Berwick, +4.05, 7.00, 8.40 a. Dl., 12.46 Llmeriok—8. _ 60: 3 35 GOjplRb 3 0^3 6o. Kumford Falls. 12.30 p.m.;Mat£awamkeag,Ban- & are lower. at yesterday's 180 ed 3 40.0:3 light £3 of Portland, late oi schr 6.15 Somers Mechanic Falls—Merrill Denning, Lemons Sugar quiet Corrected by Swan & Barrett, Brokers. iOc lower; in- by Oapt J SV Murphy, 3.30, p. m.; Keunebnnkport, and Rockland 12.25 p, in. mixed Sheep—receipts 15,000: weak, sea. 3.30 gor No. C. Noyes. unchanged here, but at Liver- Middle street. 10. Henry Souther, whieli was lost at worth, Dover, 7.00, 8.40 a, ID., 12.45. Irani North Conway. 4.40: Skowheeon. Deeriug—A. decline. Apples ferior to choice 2 50^4 00; Iambs 3 uO&o Altai Nortn Strafiora. N. H.—J. 0. Huohtla*. jriii'irc б. 15 p. m.; Rochester, Farmington, 6.25 tit, John, are to be increasing and Waiervillo, Rockland, p. m. F. Stone. pool receipts reported EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. 8. 40 a. in., 12.46, 8.30 p. m., Lakeport Norway—F. Description. Par Value. Bid. Asked Bay, Bar Harbor, Caribou, Ashland and Moosehead A. 0. Co. easier. Uouiestlo Markets. l.aconia, Plymouth, 8.40 a. id. 12.45 p. m. Noyes prices anal National Bank.100 116 118 Sid fm St Helena prior to Jan 7th. ship VMt Lake viaB. df A.. Bangor,6.36 p. ra.; Range lay. Old & i bhy. wnoiesaie if Wolfboro, 3.30 p. m.; Worcester, (Via S<»m 6.45 Orchard—Fogg The lolfowing are to-days prices asco national Bank.100 96 luO By Telegraph.' Kong for New Y'ork. Farming" on, Kumford Fall*, Lewiston. K. Millett. mita, Soule, Hong ej-flwortli and Rochester), 7.00 a. m.; Man Klcnmond—A. etc Bank.. 40 33 3d JANUARY 20. 1897 m.; ana Montreal and al! Whits L. Elliott Previsions. Groceries: umberland National a. in. p. Chicago Bumford Falls—1L — Concord, 7.00 in., 3.30 p. ■' National Bank..... 100 90 [96 hiour market receipts Notice to Mariners. cheater, Mountain points. 8.10 p. ni.: Mattawamkeag. •• —C. A. Clifford. Flour. Gratn- Chapman NEW YORK—The Junction, Haverhill, law Daily Line. Sundays Excepted. First Bank.100 98 100 2000 and 7,- Rockingham Bar Harbor, Kotltland, 1.40 a m. ; daily ex- Carr. car 3J National 20,600 packages; exports bbls, 19 —Commencing Jan 21, the 8.40 a. 3.3< ) THE NEW ANP PALATIAL STEAMERS Eockland—Dunn fit Smermie & Corn Boston. Jan reiico, Lowell, 7.00, Dl., 12.45, Bar Har- •• vlercnants’ National Bank. 76 113 115 0(‘0 sacks: sales 9,200 packages: unchanced, bell located on Nixs RAY STATE AND PORTLAND, press, Halifax, St. .John. Vanceboro. A. J. Huston. sow erades.3 05*3 86 do bag lots.. (6,32 new experimental buoys p m.; Exeter, Boston, $4.06, $7.00, $8.40 a National Traders’ Bank.... 100 98 100 steadv and uuiet. iu tins harbor, w 11 be alternately leave Franklin Wharf, Portland. bor, Waterville and AugustA 3.50 A m. daily H. curing Wneat bait- Meal bag lots.. ge38 Mate, and State Ledge, m\, §12.46, 3.30 p. ID. Arrive in Boston, $7.2E Sanford—F. Wingate. Portland National Bank.... 100 100 102 nour Quotations—winter wheat low grades successful will at 7 In season except Monday. St Buck. ers.ci ana sU 250450 Oats, car lots 26®2b put in operation, and if proved 10.16 a m.. 12.50, 4.22, 7.20 p. m, Leave Boa I every ovenlng o’olock, arriving Bkowhegan—Bixby ortland Trust Co..100 112 116 a* 2S0a3 36; do (air to laney at 3 60@4 75; notice. The ou for connection? with earliest trains for South Portland—J. F. Mornman. 1'atcntBWne Oats, bag lots 80®S2 be continued until further buoy ton for Portland, 7,30, 8.3U a. 111., 1.00, 4.1 i points GEORGE F. EVANS, General Manager. ortland Gas 60 196 10' do 4 6 Minnesota clear at 3 60 second tor *• H. Kicker fit Son. 6 50 Cotton Been. Company..... patents 96® 16;; Nix’s Mate, will give one (stroke per m. E. BOOTHBY, G. I*. * T. A. Wneat... 26@o 100 110 115 do patents of p. tickets for Lowell, F. Bead. car lots.00 00®21 f,o ortland Railroad Company @4 00: do straight at 4 00ft4s6: three seconds, followed by a silent interval SUNDAY TRAINS. through Providence, Louth Windham—J. W. »Uch. str’Ein lu2 104 ‘cvnriussfAP. Natt York. etc. Portland Water Co. -.100 at 4 36 16: low extras 2 SO@S 33; city .nulls The ou State i>edge will sept30__dtt South Paris—A. D. Sturtevani lrlier... 6 1505 25 bag lota 0000@23 00 ®5 twelve seconds, buoy 4 a. m. Bos’01 1 at 4 00«i6 City mill* 6 2Oft for four For Boston, express, 05, Hamming, leave India wharf, Bra ton, Palis—F. A. Shurtlefl. ao.. .6 00*6 16 Sackca Br’r «OND? extra 00; patents give oue stroke per second seconds,fol- 1 * South 01301- 3 at and wav stations, 12.55, 4.30 p. m. Arrive at 7 C. Downs. car-lots. 12 00® 13 uO 6 46: rye mixtures 00@S70; superfine lowed a silent interval of 16 seconds. oven Evening o’clock._ South Waterboro—G. il.onissi’gi Portland City 33, ley r.101 102 flour by Boston 7.25 n. m., 5.26, 8.45 p. ni. Bonos lo B. Romford Falls 5 26 lots. On a 20,S3 10, fine at 1 80@2 86. Southern J, COYLE, Manager. Portland & R'y. Saco—H. B. Kendricks fit Co. roller... 0005 bag .113014 ortland 6s. 1907. ..120 122 8.46 a. m. to fair extra3 30(g3 65; Memoranda Portland, J. F. LISCOMB, Gen. Agt. in Effect Oct. s. isaa. E. L. Preble. clear !do. .0 00*5 15 Middlings.. S14@1G 00 4s. 1902—1912 Funding 103 104% dull, steady: Icommon ortland do 3 06. flour Ocf 1.1896. Bristol—N. W. Gamage. bag ots. 00 *>7 good to choice 75@4 Ryo quiet, 19 — Seh from KASTEKN DIVISION. South wnt’rwheai _ .516*17 Portland 4s, Haven, Jan Lugano, DEPARTURES. 1913, Funding.loo Cornmeal steady, (lull. Wheat—receipts Vineyard Thoraaston—E. Walsh. patents.. 6 5005 65 6s. 1899. B B. aid...... 104 105 steady. Barren island for Portland, broke mainboom. From UDlon Station for Saco, Conway Jam augor 20.900 exports 104.100 bush, sales 24,- From Union Station Vlnal Haven—A. B. VlnaL Fish. Coffee. 6s. 1905. Water.116 117 busn: a NW gale in Long 9.00 a. m.: Biddeforc 8.30 A. M. ft 1.16 P. M. Bangor 2 Red f o b H7V,c; and tore mainsail during rion, YVolfboro, Bliss. Rio,roasted 16 @19 106 000 bush; quiet, Pricer; No So for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buckflald. Can- Waldoboro—Geo. steady: family 59 25^10 50; extra mess at 7 Forts. p. m. Arrive in Boston, 0.56 a. m., 4,15 p, coashes between Unioa Mackerel. Japan.18*35 aco4s. 1901. Municipal. ...100 tOl Domestic For Ponce’a Island, Tre- Through passenger is 817000*19 ®8 hams strong; tierced beef 11 m; city Leave Boston for Porrlamlt *9.00 a. ni., 7.0 ) Landing, Long I snoro ForvnoBo...... 20(go0 Maine Central B. K. 7s.l398,1st. mtgl04 106 ()0;beef 19th, sch E M Reed, from fethen’ and * mess 13 60; cut meats are NEW YORIi—Ar Landing,Peaks Island,Little Shore 2s 316 00**17 Sugar. 7s. 1912. cons mtgi32 134 extra India 6o@14 foi p. m. Portland and Rumford Fails. * M : do Longwise, AmDoy Great Diamond Islands, 8.00, A. M,. 2.15 OFFICE HOCKS. New Stanaartv Gran 4 34 •• 104 106 fair demand: pickle beliies 121bs 4% Philadelphia!; Georgia. jlloes not run Mondays. Station, largeHS, 12@;i4 “4% s firm, Demerara; Ber- P. M. 4 40 •• liams Lard steamers Talisman, Lines for New York on sale (or all x-roduee. Ex‘-aualifl4ne cons. 102% shoulder, at 4i/4@4% do 8Vi@9. Portland; tConneuts with Bali Tlirongrii tickets points *,4s mtg..-.101% at Alene. do. 7.30 a Coe Cran.bbli 00 04 60 Extra C.... 3 9c * extens’nl06 108 quiet, firm; Western steam closed 4 26; city gen, Kingston: Soutli and West. C. W. T. GODING, General Manager. Cashier's Office, (Sunday* excepted), **g6s, 1900, sch R Teel. Honson, coal port. on I*. & I?. F. order 9 a Mama 8 00 108 3 SO; refined dull; Continent a 65; S A at Cid 19th, J {Connects with Sound Lines for New York. R’y* m to 7.00 p. m.: Money department, C0@®4 ortland & Ogd’g g^s, 1900. 1st mtglOtt 75.0,3 Abiel Abbott, Montevideo; 9.00 New fork Seed. 4 80: compound at 41/i@4Vi. Provisions—Fork Cld I9tli. barque •Western Division from No. Berwiok Sunday RC. BRADFORD. m. to G.OO p. m. Kegistry department, ortland Water Co’s 6s, 1899.103 106 Pensacola. Pea Beaus.l 15@1 23 Timothy. 3 BO®3 75 firm, moderate demand; new mess s 50@9 00. sell Jeremiah Smith. a. m. to 6.00 p. m, Portland Water Co’s 4s. 1927.100 102 steamer John Knglls. Partland. th Fellow Eyes. 1 60.o J 66 Clover.West, tfVs@9 flutter—fancy firm and fairly active: State Ar 20th, °'$hrough tickets to all polnt3 in Florida, E. L. LOVE,TOY, Superintendent. General Delivery, (Sundays excepted) 7.30 20tl). sell Carrie Strong. Strong, Barbados lor sale at Ticket XJuio dlt Kumford Falla Mama Cal i-ea__ «1 63 do N. Y. OVudlo dairy at 10@l5Vy : do erm at I3@19c: Western Old South and West, Office, ! juul2 a.m. to 7.00 m. Sunday 9.00 to 10.00a. m. p. Mar ices. 19th. tug with barge AND PHILADELPHIA. fftocB Tamaquu. BOSTON Boston BOSTON—Ar Irish I’otaps, bus Alsike, dairy 8@l3;do erm at 13&20: do factory7® Station. 1.00 to 2.00 p. m. losgioi® from Philadelphia for Portland. New *6®>50c Red Top, 16@18 The are the lat st quota- at 200. Cheese fairly active, firm, Excelsior, G. P. & T. A., Boston. following closing 14C; Elgins sir! acth tus Nat P Doane. with barge Ex- D. J.FLANDEKS. DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE. Carriers' DAiveries, (Sundays excepted)—In Vineland 2 76 Provisions. Boston: do small S@ll%. Pe- ■■ eweets. tions of stocks at State large at 8@103a ; T W 5 Portland & Worcester Line section of the city between High and In- 2 2f at UOc. Coffee—Rio dull celsior for Portland; sch Allen, Vineyard- business Jcrsevs. 8 Pork— Mexican Central 4s. 66% roleum easier; united and 9.15 a. m. 1.00, 1.45 10 26 Haven for Calais. dia streets at 7.00 ao Norfolk @1 oC clear.. 10 00® .# Santa Fe. E. 14% and nominal; No 7 at 10c. Sugar—raw dull From Boston and sections at 8.00 Atchison, Top. sens J YV Balano, for Jacksonville; every Wednesday Saturday. and 6.15 p. m.; in other Onions—Havana backs ..10 06 01 u 26 & Maine.166 and relined market amet, unchanged; Cld 20th, Boston steady; & ROCHESTER IL & а. 1.30 at delivery at 8 at s Marla O Teel, coal port. POETLMB m., p. Sunday oo 0 0000 75 do pfd .154 No 0 at 3 13-iac ;No 7 at 3ba ; No 11-10; a. 1.00 to Nairvea. obi 3 bO@t nieuium BULL RIVER, SC—Cid 10th, schC S Gllddcn, From every Wednesday Office window. 9.00 to 10.00 m., 00©9 Go Maine Central.128% No 9 at B 11-10: No 10 at 3% :No 11 at 3 9-16i Philadelphia boxes at eanngAJhickens 13(015, iieef—light..o Baltimore. 2 00 p ui. Collections from street 10 50 Pacific... C% No 12 at SVfec: No 13 at 3 1-iec: off A 3%@ Kales, FOOT OFPKEBLE STREET At- Wes. 3c heavy,.. 25010 Onion — HOT- STATION 4.00 e.00 m. From Turkovs, BALTIMOBE Ar 18th, barque Francis, and 11.00 'a. m.. and p. BmestsVkbS 5 760 American Bell.211 4c: Mould A 4%c; standard A at *Viic;OonIeo- Saturday. 6. a. in. Sun- Northern do_186201 Ericksson. Bio Janeiro. lantic to Grove on Congress, A loaf 4'/» 4%c,pow- _ nom Central Wharf, Boston, 3p.it. From fowls,.. 114413 hard, tesaua American Sugar, common.117% tioners’ 4V»c;cut ;crusbed P On and after Sunday, October 4, 1836 6.00 m. 4% BATH-SId 19tb, sch George Davenport, Pine Street at 3 m, u* day, p. only. ilppies. % bbl.uure 4ti®6 Sugar, Dfd.103 Va dered 4Vsc; granulated 4vic: Cubes Wharf, Philadelphia, p, trains will Leave Portland: steam Newport News. suranoe one-half the rate of vessel. Passenger Ob MAILS. Eat 1 26@1 50 rtocom’nd. 4 i»43,i Cen Mass, pfd.*.66 Freights to Liverpool quiet—-grain by from sailing Ayer Junction, ABBTVAL AND DEPAETPSB og. CAMDEN—Ar 19th. sch Elpley, Banks, for th. West the Polio, it. K-, and For Worcester, Clinton, Baldwins., i 26 nails.compd6%S6Ve do common... 11 2 Vs d. Freights by Windham and at 7.30 a 00@'l free of NnaniiM, Kpplng •> Strata connecting lines, forwarded and Western, intermediate Lvap m va(aoVic pails, pure 6% @6 Vi Mexican Central. 8% Flour market to-day was sch Lizzie E Den by m. and 12.3C p. in. Eoston, Southern CHICAGO—The BlFEBNANDINA—Sid 19th, tcnins'"4ioa. via Boston & Maine S-emoxia. purelf 8 (S83s Eastern Cs.119 wheat patents For MttRcfeeffter, Concord, and points North offlees and connections dull,easy.unchanged ;h»rd spriDg ulson. Martinique. 810.0#. Bound 818.00. at Messina 3 00: Hams...• 10@10% Portland. Saco & Portsmouth II .146 bakers 3 oO:«i WATER Fassego Trip A ra. and 12.SC m. railroad (Eastern division). Arrive 12.30, 00®4 wheat at 4 30,a4 60 in wood; hard 18th, sch YVm H Swan, Buenos room 7.80 p. .. MOBILE—Sid Meals and included. close 8 a. m., 12 m., 6.00 Maion.... o 00@0 00 oo cov’ra Franklin Co.. »Lewiston.100 3 20 in sacks: winter wheat at 4 30@*601n For Koch cater. SpTingvate. Alfred, Water, б, and 11.00 p. m.; A For or psssago to F, P. WINQ, Oranges. Ci!. Androscoggin Mills.114% 2 36 in saoks. Wheat- foi freight apply boro and Saoo River at 7.80 A m. 12 SO ana and 9.01) p. m.; Sunday, arrive ,1.00 p. m.i wood; Rye Flour 20@2 NORFOLK—Sid 18th, sch M E Graham, Araiit, Central Wharf, Boston. California. « 60*4 60 Iterosenel20 ts 914 Maine Central cons 4%s, 1912.106% No 2 Red 87 % ; 5.30 p. DL close 3.30 and 9.00 p. m. No 2 spring 7GV. (1X79% ; @8914 B. SAMPSON. Treasurer and General Valencia... .3 26(3400 Lipoma. 9V< VaC.Oats—No 2 at 16V41 B. For Gorham at 7.80 and 9,45 A nt, 12.30: Corn—No 2 at 22b»&22 ^Ar 19th! sch Gertrude L Trnudy, Dinsmore, S3 State St. Fislte Building, Boston. Eoston, Southern and Western, and Inter- Jamaica 0 00 Centennial. 9l/i fork oil Stocks and Bonds 2 at 36c. No Manager, and 6.20 PL m. Piaw Quotations No 2 Rye 36%SS7c: No Barley YVashlngtou. Mars. oot22dtf 8.00,6,30, mediate offices and connections, via Boston and r.ggs. Pratt's Astral ..IIV4 mess at 7 For Westbrook. Cumberland Mills, Wes'- iBy Telegrapn.1 Flaxseed 73%@;7t1VaC: pork 873/a® uia lfltli. sch Cornel a Soule. Maine railroad (Western division)—Arrive at Nearby.... 21SJ00 short rib sides 4 no ^ brook J unction and Woodford’s at 7.30, 7 90. Lard a 97% @4 0:>; 5.30 and 8.30 p. m. j close 6 and 8.00 •- astern extra.. 2«®00 In half bbls lc extra The following are to-day’s closing quotations at 4 BOTTLES 9.4ff A m, 12.30: S.oa 5.30 and 12.30, salted meats—shoulders I&4 26. Dry 25® NEWS-Sld 3 9th, ach Cornelia a. m„ and 2.30 m. Western..00019 Raisins. of Bonds.- NNEWPORT 6.20 A m. p. Fresh 4 60: short clear sides 4 12l/e@4 26. New Haven. 18.000 lMusctl.60 lb bxs5@< Vs Jan. 19. Jan. 20. Soule, J Tha 12 SO m. train from Portland connects Eastern, via Maine Central Baliroad—Arrtv* Hold. Receipts—Flour, 15.000 bbls: wheat 80.100 NEW LONDON-Sld 17th, ach Mary A Ran- HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT CO. p. xsutr.ex.~ London lay’rll 75<2>20C New 4s, reg, 120% 121 bush: at Ayer Jmnotscsi with “Hoorao Taanal 2 and 4 a, m. and 1.00 6.00 p. m.; close 12.00 bush: corn. 184 200 bushi oats. 340,600 dall. for Norfolk. Coal. do 121% 122 ... Route" lor the West and at Union Station, m. and 9.00 m. Creamtrv.lncy..20022: coup, bush barley. 71.600 ousb. — Ar ach Mattie p. Ill rye 11,100 NEW BEDFORD 18th. Providence and Now York, UiiliiuEO vr mt.l9®20i Retail—delivered. \ew *’s reg... 111% 7.300 obis; wheat 74,000 Beginning October 5th. 1896. the steamer Worcester, for intermediate offlees and connections 60 Shipments—Flour Holmes, Whiting. Philadelphia. Norwich Augusta, 16@16 Cumberland 000@4 ew 4J« coupr.« fe M EliliYCON EAG will leave Portland via “Providentw> Line,” for and at 2.00 and Choice.. bush; corn. 24,100 bnsh: oats 99,600 bush; 19th, ach Scotia, Phil Pier, via Maine Central railroad—Arrive 26 lsts. PASCAGOULA-CId as follows: Yew via "Norwich Line” with Boston Cheese. |Cbestnut_.. entral Pacific bush: uarley 13,500 bush. Portland, dally, Sunday excepted, York, 9.00 a.m. 1.00 and 6.00 p.m.: close at 6.00 Franklin.... 8 00 HO rye. 0000 brook, New Bedford. R. B. for the West, and with the N. V. Ict-rvl V-1012 j Denver & il, 6.1 1st....Ill For Long: Cbebeajjue, Harpsvrell, & Albany a. 12.30 m., 4.15 and 9.00 p. m. 25 Flour market to-day was PORT TAMPA—Sid 19th, sell Wm H Clifford via m„ p. Vermont ...11V2still i.eliui.■ • .. fed rie .. fi4*/s 64% ST. LOUIS—The Dailey’s and Orr’s Is.. 2.00 p. m. New York All Kail "Sprinsrlield.” 4 at 4 66®4 66: extra Charlotte Harbor. Portland trom Worcester Intermediate offlees and connec- .... Pea. 00 71 patents fanoy Harding. » for Orr’s Island via. at Farmington, Sags 12VSi®13 aasas Pacific Consols.. 71 unchanged: ach lieturn Portland, leave Trams arrive 4 at 8 40@3 60; choice PHILADELPHIA Ar 19th, Maynard 37« from Koohester at 0.30 A ol, tions. via Maine Central ItailroacL-Arrive at A. Tim Dor regon Nav. lsts.Ill 111% at 1o;&4 25; fancy 2 all landings, 7.00 a.m. Arrive Portland, 9.30 at 1.30 p. m.: Rreaa Jan 85c. Corn is Dobbin, Vlualbaven. <£f.. 1.00 m. and 6.00 m.; dose at 8.00 a. m., 103% at 3 00@310. Wheat higher: Sumner. a. m. 1.30 and 6.45 a m.: from Gorham p. Pilot sup... .7F4©8 White wood— Union PF lsts of 1896.103% Blake, Provi- Jan i9%c. oats are steady, Jan 17V4C. Cld letli. sells Vouna Brothers, at 6.40, 8.30 and 10.60 A BL, l.SU and 12.30 p. m. Nol&2.1-in*32@835 NortUern Pacific cons 6s.... 5G% 5G% higher, New Bedford. For Cliff Island, Mondays. Wednesdays 34Va lotion aariont FRYE at 7.00 a. m. and 6.00 p. m. from New York for Boston. G. until days 00 GEO. Oct. 12th. rops. 0003% Spruce. *13 @14 94 Holder, fiOMMENCING MONDAY. LEAVE. Illinois Central. 94% Ar sells Hume. New York for Boston Vv will Franklin at 12.00 m. and GOO p. m. h'ussja ao.18 @18% .Hemlock...... *11@12 (By Telegraph.) 2n*h, further notice, leave Wharf, Montreal—Arrive Erie & West.—.... 18 18 Carrie C Miles, do for Gloucester; Morria&Clilf and Satur- For Auburn and Lewlsion 7.05, 8.00 a. m.; close at 7.30 a. m- 6.00 p. m. Sundays 6.00 p SSau.... o uiauuuttxus- Lake JANUARY 20, 1897. Portland, Tuesdays. Thursday, 153 Rockland. 9.45 a. m. 4.00 and 6.00 m. and Dyes. X. Lake Shore.164% wa- Edgewater for day. at 7.30 «. m. Popbam Heach 1.30. p. m. lm«rs {Spruce. NEW YORK—The Cotton market to-day a. 1.30 and A Louis & Nash.-. 62% ol% Bath 11.16 a. m. Boolhbay Harbor 1.30 p. in. For Gorham and Berlin 8.00 m., Acid Oxalic-12®1 IClear. 1-1 Gc sales 47 bales; middling up- Swanton, Vt., intermediate offices and con- steady, up; Foreign Fort*. APOTHECARY, at Wlscasset about 3 p. m. 6,00 p. m. Acid tart.:-;3®S612d clear. Maine Central R.129 do 7 916c. Arriving nections. via Mountain Division M. C. R. R.-* lands at 7 C-16c; gulf leave Wlscasset on Mondays, For Is’.ond Pond 8.00 A in.; and 1.30 and Ammoma.i&®20|No 1. tlex'ca Central. 8 7% At Hong Kong Dec Ifitli. baraue Penobscot Hemming, Arrive at 8.45 p. m.; close at 8.00 a. m. NEW ORLEANS—The Cotou market tc-dav _i.i... Vnslr 1rr and at 7 a. in. Booth* sues. pot. .. .6%® 81 tune.$>25@o0 Central. 9u 90 ^Wednesdays Fridays Intermediate offices and oon- Mlrhigan 6 15-26c. m. For and Chicago 8.00 a. m.j and Bartlett, B. H., Bals con&bU... DS&gool Shingles— St Louis.-. 18 18% was firm; middling Ar at Pernambuco .Tau 13, barque Wallace I bay Harbor 8.30 .m. Bath 10.3ua. Pop- Montreal M inn & 1. UanaH 1 1 G.k .. «v» iWclvIlMT at P^Ptlon/1 nections via Mountain Division M. 0. R. R.— Beeswax„.37® 121X cedar...»2 00 Louis 78 78 Cotton market to-day Pierson, London, South Africa, 26 days, 6j£3 inn & St pf. CHARLESTON—The Flint, in. Arrive at B.CO a. m. and 8.45 p. m.; close at Clear cedar.2 7o about 2 p. in. For Quebec C.00 p. bleh powders... 7®9 60@^ Missour Pacific. 23 Ya 22% was firm; Middling 6% c. to load for New York. 320 CONCRESS m. No 1.1 «6®2 00 T Donnell O. C. 0* IVEH, President. For Berlin Sundayb only, 7.30 a. m. 8.00 a. in. and.2.30 p. borax. 9@10lX New Jersey Central.102Va 100% Cotton market Slit fill Havana Jan 11, sch Wm ST,1MO 1 cedar. -I 25®1 7o SAVANNAH—The to-day E. LEWIS. Treasurer. oot8dtf brimstone. .. 2 @2 V* l No Pacific com. 13% 13Vs Norton. Jacksonville. CHAS. ARRIVALS. Rochester, B. B., Intermediate offices and con- 25@1 60 Northern was steady: middling 6 13-160. Coctiineai.40®>431 Spruce.1 do do pfd. 34 33V, Ar at St Jago Dec 31, sch Mary Jenness.CIay nections, via Portland SKochester railroad—Ar- .1 00 was From Lewiston and Auhnrn 8.25, and 11.30 Copperas_iMs® 2 i LatUs.Bpce. 90.^2 104 V: MOBILE—The Cotton market to-day Brunswick. rive at 1.46 ana 6.00 p. m.; close at 6.80 and Northwestern.-.104% a. m.; and 6.40 p. m. Cream tartar ... 29®311 Lime—Cement. lo2 middling 0%0. 3.15,6.40 do pfd.162 quiet; Notice 8.25 and 11.30 a. 11.30 a. m. l x ft Lime.** csk. 90.® Messenger’s From Berlin and Gorham logwood_12@1 I New York Central. 94% 94V MEMPHIS—The Cotton market to-day was Spoken. Mills Gorham and Westbrook c.umaranic.. 22lCJ*ment.... .i2o(a) CO. m,; and 6.40 p. m. Cumberland .70®T Louis 11% 11V middlings GHc. sch Green of Cumberland Count} MAINE STEAMSHIP Arrive it 8.45 a. m. 1.45 and Match©* New York, Chicago&St steady; jan 1G, off Alligator Iieef, Nimrod, Office of the Sheriff From Chicago and Montreal 11.30 a. m.; and (Saccarappa)— Glycerine 26 ®.75i 177V; Cumberland ss., Jai Direct Line. 65 old Colony.i70Ya Pascagoula for New York. State of Maine. Dew York 5 40 m. 6.00 close 6.80 and 11.30 a. m. and 5.30 Aloes cape.gross 15 Vs 1» p. p.m.; @ 65 Ont & Western... Markets, 13th, A. D. 1897. 11.30 a. m. p. m. Camphor.40faj4-91 Dirt so. 26% “"Vi European ISLAND SOUND BY DAYLIGHT From Quebec aclnc Mali... that on the 12th c LONG M vTrn.. 52(5.56: Forest City...60 is to give notice day The 6.00 D. in. 'rain runs through to Montreal South Portland and Willard—Arrive at (By Telegraph. a warrant in Ir Otium... .2.60(5,3 60l Metals* ulmansPaiaoe.USY3 HZY; THISJan. A. D. 1897, end Sea Trip. Sundays l acludea. Attached to this 7.30, 11.00 a. in., 8.00 p. m.j close 6.30 a. m., at the of lnso Delightful Invigorating daily, _ closed was out of Court m. Shellac.36&401 Copper— _/wafc, Readme....27% LONDON. Jan. 20,1897.—Consols solvency issued ! new iron John train is a Pullman for Montreal. 1.00 and 6.00 p. »00(3>lo sock island.69% 68% The superb steamship Iiuiico.850®$iil4@48 com. for money ll2ya aud 112%d for account. veucy lor said County of Cumberland, agaim and Cash 23 77 ,6/. Englls and the fast steamship Cottage City Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Night Pleasantdale Comer—Arrive 7.30 lonme.4(08 4 25 FoUsnod copper. St Paul... market the estate of 131V •»LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, 1S97.—Cotton leave Franklin wharf Tuesdays, and care on trains. a. in. and 4.30 p. rn.; close 7.80 a. m. and 1.00 00'Bolts. lo ;d0 bfd.131% 1IMLH1 alternately trains parlor day ipecac.1 75®2 10.- UHL of in. sales at 6 firmer, American middling 3 3i-32d; ALFRED B. STAPLES, Portland, and Saturdays p. Returning, TICKET OFFICE NO. 177 MIDDLE p. m. Licorice, it. 16®2C|Y M sheath..12 & Omaha. 61% 61V dales Thursdays St-Faul 000 bales, aud export COO an Insolvent Debtoi leave’Pier 38. East ltlver. same days at 5. p. in. AND DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA go loo speculation adjudged to' be STREET, Morphmo...l 76(^)2(»0IYM Bolts.*1? ^ prfd...130 wine :i Fare to New York, one way. 84.00; Round Pleasantdale (additional) —Arrive at 11.15 Bottoms •». .22 Minn. & Mann.112 112 on petition of wud Debtor, STREET. oil hergainot2 76®3 20| ^24 Paul. B. m. on the 12th day of Jar ■ trip 87.00. J■ COYLE, Manager, CD AS. M. HAYS, Gen’l Manager, a. m„ close at 6.00 p. Nor.Codliver2 60®2751 Inzot.... common.117Vj, OCEAN STEAMER MOVEMENT. petition was filed ■Sugar 117% date interest on claim s F. LISCOMB. General Portland. Sept. 7th. 1396. Jeiiatf American (lo S1®1 251 Tin— A. D.. 1897. to which J. Agent._jan21dtf FROM FOB STAGE MAILS. -1 762 2651 Straits... 15Mi@10% « "% is to be computed. iTmon.... Union Paciflc.new. York. &c ..Jan 19 debts to or sal l C0S.2 37 J» Alvena ...... New .Belize, That the payment of any by Olivo.1 &0j£ng!lsn... U. s. ExDress. 19 COAL. c at 5.30 m. close Co.. &5 60 Lahn.New York. .Bremen.)an and transfer and delivery Bowery Beach—Arrive p. j at 25 Char. L wabash.... •• ? Debtor, the Beppt.30083 .. Jan 19 law. 001 char. L X. 17 lt'^1®J Madiana.NewYork.. Barbadoes any property Him are forbidden by Steamboat Co 2.00 p. m. Wimergreenl 6@2 ? ao prfd...... Jan 19 by of Portland and Boothbay ... ■« o«®8 60 York..Demerara.. creditors saul debtc Potass hi-uiae. Xerne Union.. 86% 86 TJomo.New Free That a meeting of tne Cape Elizabeth and KiiighMUe—Arrive at 60.k<- .. Yucatan assignees of his estate, will NOTICE and 2.00 p. m. Iodide.2 ao prfd. ..Jan 20 b Ser- UNTIL FURTHER 60*4°“ New York_New York. .S’tnamptou Coals tor Domestic Use. of Insolvency to be holden at Probat Royal Mail Steamers—Liverpool Quieksnver-70*801 Speitor....-12 Rio Janeiro. Jail 20 Burning in said count j>ud: Pond, Pride’s Corner, Windham, Bo., .boidof @14 Wordsworth .. New York.. Court room in said Portland, if vice via Quinine...27 #30 'Ex-div ..Jan 20 of D Londonderry. Windham. Raymond and South Casco—Arrive __ York. and Feb., A. 6u Ncdia. Mirie.New .Greytown Focaliontas (Semi-Bituminous) of Cumberland,Ion thelst day at KheubarB, rt.76c@l l <031 80 20 forenoon. From From Steamer m 10.80 a. m.; dose 2.00 p. m. Kt euake.8o@40 Caak.ct.hase Valencia.NewYork. .Colon;.Ian 1897. at ten o’cIock in the From Steamers. Enterprise Mining Stocks. York. .Liverpool ....Tan 20 ar< the date first abov 5 PortiRiKl H&lifux ISLAND MAILS. baltoetre.8 Germamo_New Georges Creek Cumberland Coals Given under my hand Liverpool. at §12 nh8.u* York. .So’ampton ...Jail 20 Will leave East Boothbay every .Monday Navai Btaret. 20. 1897.—The fohowin Berlin.New; Wntten- Jan. 21, Jan. 23 at Peak's Island—Arrive at 10.00 3. m. and Senna.26®30 0*3 NKtk YORK. Jan. .Jan 21 and Tk‘c. 31, Labrador,"’ 7.15 a. m. for Portland, toueniug South Tar bbl.. .2 < ox mining siocks Edam.New York.. Rotterdam for steam C. i,. bucknam. Feb. 6 Canary seed.... 4*5 t' ar© to closing unsurpassed general Vancouver, Feb. 4, Harbor. close 1.30 p.m. Jay’s quotations .. ..Jan 21 the Court c t Jan, 14, Bristol, Boothbay 00 Coal tar....6 oo#o 2o Labrador ....Portland ..Liverpool. Sheriff, as Messenger of Feb. Jan. 20 Cardamons .125(812 ol. Coal. Jan 21 Deputy Jan. 28, Scotsman, 18, Tuesdays will leave Franklin Wharf. Port- and Chebeaque /stand-Arrive at 9.00 Pitch.2 76*3 00 Talisman.New York. .Demarara. use. for said County of Long Soda, by a. m. p. kugar ..••••••••• .. .«JFine Paper at 19c, regular price 30c. .1 mo T-lti twill nnnn ronnest be ShOWE ThomaBton; Dr. J. F. Nor- best danceB of tb< K. O’Brien, It will be one of the 3 only 59 cents per piece. ES a his record at any time, but will not bi wood and Frank Parley, 125 boxes Envelopes (250 in box) at 25c. Extra bargain. and a wife, Rookport; winter, with capital uausio goot to see the record of anothei permitted Mattawamkeag; Leland Powers, J. J. Lot of all wool fleeced 81.50 Drawers at 75c pair. (Sizes 30, 3 300 pounds Boston Linen Seconds at 25c a pound, regular list of dances. person. nuiPA fiOp. each ease of die Barron, J. W. Dunbar, C. H. Crok, H. The hull of the wrecked schooner Rob- 3. Bulletins showing 3 38, 40 aud 42 only.) EE name, date, train ant W. W. E. Hied, Water- at auctioa al oipliue, omitting Davis, Boston; ert I. Carter will be sold foots and con 3 be offered location, but ooutaimng wille; J. J. Edwards, Fall River: H. M. Other bargains will Friday. It is tbe intention of tbe F. O. Bailay & Co.’a at 10.30 o’clook elusions and such comment as is appli pro* White, J. W. Weldon, H.O. Atken, New printers of the celebrated BOS- next Tuesday moruiug. The present own cable, will bejissuert from time to time, York. TON LINEN PAPER to allow to re- if considered necessary. ers have decided not to attempt _ 4. Dishonesty, intemperance, disloyal ALL THE LATEST COLORS nothing but absolutely perfect pair her. ty, insubordination, incivility, wilful The Leadville miners by formal ballot goods to be put up lu their regu- Deputy Grand Chancellor A. M. Hesel- negligence, Inoompetenoy or other dis- Tuesday night, refused to accept the — IN — l&i* boxo8* rnles will bt th6 tiiso of the grand domain of Maine, in- obedience of the company’s proposition submitted to them by These “SECONDS” are of the considered snflioiont cause for dismissal. and for a settle- CO. negotiations BROTHERS same of Oriental No. operators, RIMES as the but stalled the officers lodge, quality regular, 6. In the promotion of employes toeii ment of the strike will be suspend- Windham Inst great are thrown out because of slight 17, K. of P., at South previous reoords will be carefully con- ed. | ( er other sidered. specks imperfections, evening. ... ,, Wax. officers will see that but tor a free 6. Subordinate Sealing ordinary correspondence The Veteran Firemen Will enjoy information necessary to the proper keep they answer every purpose. chon boil tonight. ing of the record of each individual i< of will the head of hit in Little Trinity lodge, No. 64, K. P., promptly forwarded to Much 500 rolls Crepe Paper, 10 feet long, at 10c. confer the rank of on two candi- department. true of Hood’s Pills, for no medi- knight under the Is especially The objects to be attained curative in dates at their next regular convention cine ever contained so great power new system are: so small They are a whole medicine Friday evening. First, to avoid loss of wages by personi space. employed and consequent suffering tc He Was Not tlie Man. those who are dependent upon their earn Not Thomas Malone brokf incs, long ago al B. to stimulate and encourage FRANK shot a men Second, CLARK, out of tho Montreal and ir jail cersons engsged in company’s service is still at large. in the operation. Malone the faithful and intelligent performanoi Baxter Block. a man was arrested at out duties. Hood’s GYMNASIUM Yesterday of their respective oJ chest, always ready, al- ana of the steamer wharves cn suspicion This system is introduced with the be jan21 N. efficient, always sat- H A being Malone. Mr. Dyer of Gorham, iief that it will be directly beneficial anc ways | BALANCE. BALANCE. BALANCE. whe a cold jLjp | XL, knows Malone and Mr. Dyer that it will meet with the approval ant lsfactory; prevent B 9 1 arrest. g sent ioi to identify the man under cordial co-operation of all concerned.; or fever, cure all liver ills, SHOES. He could not identify the prisoner n> GEO. F. EVANS. General Manager. sick headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 25c. was re our Malone, bo the suspected man The Pill3 to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The balance of flue only lot just in- leased. The Vote on the Charter. Another all sizes. Some with The vote on referring the city cliarte: ,«rr Ells soles—some with to the next city government was as fol leather soles— lows: SYNONYMOUS TERMS. 3 rough 3 heel. Yes—Aldermen Illsley, Howell, Fagan 1 spring i McDonald; Counoilmen Sprague. Henley Jj They are also a BLANKETS,A Stone, Brown ABSOLUTELY IRON-CLAD. Dougherty, Bryson, Pine, nurse shoe- | Thompson, Corey, Lamson, Flaherty “HAY’S PHARMACY.” popular Smith—10. many of the Infirm. sold this week at wholesale ♦ | ■ to he the rest of Kehoe, Thompson ■ ■ in White, No—Aldermen ^ *9 ary and Hospital The >>„reements to pay in case of loss by Leighton; Councilmen Johnston, Merrill £ using them. fire which we make for the companies we <► MoDonald, Dow, York, Johnson, May Nurses 1 “PUREST DRUGS." 1 are absolutely iron-clad. We Y berry—10. prices. represent 1 have never known a single case where a Z Jj was not Immediately examined « Maine Historical Society. loss by fire warm Blankets are need, a valid claim was not Skin3 on fire with torturing, disfiguring, This cold weather reminds yon that or where promptly There will be a meeting of the sooiet; “ACCURACY.” % shoe co. J scaly, and pimply 3 Palmer paid. We can furnish the strongest Com- « itching, burning, bleeding, and for disoue comfort. All the best will at a great cut warm bath for the reading of papers 1 ed for your grades go satisfaction in humors, instantly relieved by a _iHSTHfit panics and guarantee every Y of at their library, Baxter hail, 'i'hurs % all at rates no with CuricuiiA SOiLp, a single application sions from former prices. respect, higher than the 2 at 2.3 > will Cuticoba (ointment), the great skin cure, day afternoon, January 86th, “LOW PRICES* smaller Companies charge you. + 3 3 <* of Resolvent. Remember that Linens and Black Dress Goods have the cut and a full dose Ccticura o’clock. ♦ of 3 3 Dissolution Copartnership Jfotice. over them all this week. Thrown from a Team. price hanging THE copartnership heretofore existing under _ * A horse and wagon belonging to John You know ^ A the firm name of Soule & Robinson is this ^ mutual consent. Mr. the on Wilmo b j where day dissolved by Edgar son & Lambert, grocers ^ retires tromtne firm. The busi- we ftre ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 I,. Robinson 35 St. $ on Cumberland stree b ♦ Stunwood Exchange street, ran away ness will be carried pn by T. Soule down DOW & and the driver J their# imaeiimrtfM’ metll0 Sh®@ fil'd | PINKHAH, yesterday afternoon, ^ T. - S on Middle St. gTANWoOD SOULE con J Charles Bruns, was thrown off and EDOAft L. ROBINSON.’ St. 189T. 451 19. F. HOISTED, -*d Me...Tan. .an2l T, Jf» Portland. lw Congress uiderably shaken up. l"’id AtJl?