PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. THREE ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—VOL. 33. PORTLAND, MAINE, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1895. PRICE CENTS.

MISCEXI^AJŒOTTS. brought down t.> the hospital »Boston, Atlanta and The Clubs Forced to Close their Bars Continued Skirmishing Keported Prof. Nathaniel Butler Decides to Ac- and occupied by Walter Wallace, was Dolphin, which marked tho renaissance, Cuba But no Heavy Fighting. burned with all its contents, the fami- so to of the new This Vesssls Now Building. speak, navy. the Call. ly getting out just in time. The fire quartette of ships were the first to be Yesterday. cept Havana, September 15.—The steamer filso of It A. constructed wholly of steel. They were damaged the building built by Roach & Sons at Chester, Pa. Colon arrived this morning with rein- Holmes burning one of his smoke house Hart- The historic old wooden corvette forcements for the troops. The newly which was full of herring. which now at tho Ware Island AMERICAN IN DESIGN, ARMOIi ford, is arrived soldiers were given an enthu- UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ENDEAV- navy yard, and which it is purposed DID NOT^PKOPOSE TO TAKE A>Y SACO SCAMPS· siastic) reception. The rebels under a GUNS, MACHINERY AND BUILD. practically to rebuild and fit out with ORED TO KEEP HIM. thirteen 5-inch will Dot CHANCES. leader known as Del attacked rapid-flre guns, Megicano, Started a Fire and During the Excitement be in commission for several years. As the village of Arminaox Cienfugos in the case of the Chicago, a special ap- Burglarized a Store, district, Wednesday night, but wore re- propriation by Congress is needed to de- With- her into a after an hour's fighting. Advices Man Who Has Won Three Battle Ships to Be Completed fray the expense of converting pulsed Sketch of a Young Saco, Septemberp5.—The stable adjoin- modern man-of-war, and ifjthe money The saloons TVere Kept Well Closed and from state that rebels in a Tear—The Two Ships Authorized Romea, twenty-six in the AVtst—Presi- Lincoln owned be voted next winter it will not be avail- High Reputation ing a house on street, by New Yorlcers Suffered Spasms of surrendered there. Small rebel bands by the Lut Congress to Be Larger Than able until the following July. It is esti- dent Harper's Efforts to Prevent His Rishworth Jordan'and occupied by I. A. burned the on the estate of La mated that two will be to Thirst. buildings Their Predecessors in Gunsf Armor and years required Acceptance of the Offer. O'Hara, was ^burned early this morning, make her available for California Lajas. They also burned the EVERY GRIP cruising purposes. with its contents, including 15.—It was the together Speed. Secretary Herbert has issued new regu- New York, September house on the Indigo plantation and a It has recently been stated that Prof. Naval a horse and two wagons. Tho ell of the 15.—It is the lations with regard to Assistant general verdict today (that this was as wooden bridge at Albino. Troops are Nathaniel Butler, D. D., of the Univer- Washington, September whioh will them Aneal had an house was The total losg Constructors, permit a York has seen yet. pursuing the bands. Major of also.destroyed. Should Contain boast of the sea dry SundayJasfNew of Chicago, had declined the offer proud Navy Department to have some preliminary service at with the rebels under sity is Jordan's loss is'oovered in- Great Interest oentered in pro- engagement $1000. by that the war vessels now building are before entering upon their responsible today's Sanchez at Purio and afterwards at Tele- the presidency of Colby D niversity. surance. O'Hara had no insurance. duties on shore. as it was expected the American from turret to keel, from stem These regulations pro- ceedings police grafo capturing two camps and arms and The PBESS is now able to answer, vide that Assistant naval constructors would attention to the olubs ammunition. The insurgents were routed Tho fire was probably incendiary. to The were drawn by pay especial that while the strongest pressure on SANFORmiNGER [stern. designs shall, when practicable, be detailed for and Many rebels are killed or The store of Fred B. Boss on Main and make a test case as to|the rights of dispersed. has been American in the bureau service in tho assigned to fore- wounded. The loss was four the part of President; Harper draughtsmen squadron sol government street, dealer in shoes and gent's furnish- in which that shall examine these institutions to liquor Sunday. to retain the seryioes of Dr. IMPURE water, unhealthy of construction ; the armor ign stations,and they wounded. brought β such foreign ships and naval establish- In of the probable action ings, was burglarized early this morning. are sheathed at Bethlo- anticipation Butler in that university, he has never- ma- they |was forged ments as may bo to visit three in number, took climate, unwholesome food, they permitted of the police commissioners, the great readiness to Burglars, probably hem and Pa. j the process by and visit and make detailed to the AN ELOPING COUPLE. theless signified his accept but which they ex- Pittsburg, reports clubs decided would nothing clothing, our majority of the big it matter of larial and epidemic influences, which the armor was hardened, and bureau of construction and repair of the position ut Colby, and the changed for their old garments. They * own be better for a time at least to accept the soon as the molest the safe which the which thus a weight of navy department. Their Team at Nashua his election will follow as did„not proprie- nervousness, and loss I permits lighter Locomotive Guilty Couple Left left unlocked weakness, Tho Richmond works, commissioners'/interpretation of the Sun- ol tor* had unintentionally stool to bo used without impairing its of the meeting of the board of trustees Colby which supplied the machinery of of aud Escaped. and which contained $350. It is thought of that beset the travel- day law. The board governors announce- sleep, relative strength, was patented by an batttlo ship Texas, can legally be convened. This the burglary was committed during the clubs deoided the visit- ave for a 15 postponement many Saturday the satisfaction fire and that were the ler at this season, are nothing American; the guns with which the fovernment-builtapplied days' ment will give highest they firebugs. of the trial of the of the Texas in lists should be suspended and no Ν. 14.—The are armed were built of American engines ing Nashua, H., September to all the alumni and friends of the SAN- ships order to substitute new supply pip<· for to members SUDDEN DEATH OF A VETERAN. to those protected by at the Wash- drink be served without finding here today of a livery team by the steel by American mechanics those now in use. During her recent college. Roads the meals. owner brings to light a Manchester elope- Butler's historical dlscourso at FORD'S GINGER. ington yard, the machinery itself run from Hampton supply i Dr. Inmate of Togus Dropped Dead Navy Manhattan "At h letio Club decided Supposed while pipes did not work woll. The ment, the parties escaping to this city by the 75th of Colby, in June being of American manufacture, anniversary in a Restaurant in Boston. its the that no should be sold at all on team and it here. are of merit Containing among ingredients purest the contractors and their workmen who liquor abandoning They last, was of such a high order medicinal French brandy and the best of WAGE EARNERS DISTURBED. of Sunday until the present question was now to bo in Chicago. his it is vastly superior to the constructed the vessels were also of the thought that together with long experience 15.—An unknown imported ginger, the clubs that Boston, September often dangerous as substitutes. decided. Among suspended Pour weeks ago tomorrow a well instructor it made him a gingers urged same in Fall as a college Landeis's 151 Ask for BANFORD'ti GINGER and look for nationality. Strike Talk is Tory Prevalent served drinks with man went into restaurant, visiting lists and only dressed man and a stylishly attired candidate for the vacancy owl trade mark on the Sold While ten ago there was not in prominent wrapper. every- years River. the Lotos Court street, about 10.30 Saturday night where. Potter Drug akd Chem. Sole meals today^were Racquet, woman drove up to the Elkins house on of President Cobp.# the United States a shipyard capable of caused by the resignation nwlnilnil η f+nolr Tllff Ο d f Kû tlT Ο ifû» Proprietors, Boston. Knickerbocker, New York Ath- and a room. than an ordi- Players, Armory street engaged Whitman. In fact while the names of anything larger was it the was sudden- building Fall River, Mass., September 15.—The letic and Calumet. team and stated serving stranger They had their put up, a number of candidates have been sug- nary oruiser, there are today soores of taken ill and in a few minutes ex- have been earnestly discussing The doors of the Union Club were The man ly SPECIAL· NOTICES. operatives kept they would stop several days. Dr. Butler is one with shipyards in which such ships can be all and strike gested, the^only His is at Undertaker Tink- the wage situation day, closed and could not ana saia pired. Jbody tightly reporters gave bis name as A. ». .Bryers whom the committee* of the board of built, while four of the number, namely, J—1 —-.τ* MAiTolonf; Tho wpaTOra' at. as to what action the harn's on Howard street train information bis wife. awaitinglidenti- the woman was trustees has had any LADIES' OB Q-ENTXiEBTElTS tljci VJl- auips U1 XlillOU^mu, are much disturbed governors ol the club had taken on^the correspondence. fication. The unknown is to ecntive committee was noticed about supposed Nothing strange a native of Maine and is I roll Works of San Francisco, the Bath question. Dr. Butler is of over the manufacturers' letter. Secretary their and remained in the have been an inmate the Soldiers' On the bullotin board of the Reform conduct, they Nathan- MADE-UP GARMENTS Iron Works of Maine, and the Hunting- when 42 years of age His father, Dr. of absence Whitehead gave out tho following state- the following notice was : house until Monday noon, they Home at Togus, Me., as leave Club, posted was a of and That tire Slightly Boiled or Wrinkled, can be ton at Now Yort News, all possess hereafter be closed Sun- took tho train for Worcester, saying they iel Butler, graduate Colby was found in his yard ment today : "We were aware of the fact "Olub bar will from that institution vessel afloat would return the nuit day. for years a Baptist plants in which the largest tho manufacturers were fortunate in days. many prominent There wore papers marked that of Tenderloin This they evidently intended to do, as pocket. and as built Capt. Pickett the pre- in this state. He died in can be as cheaply rapidly cotton, some months ago, at Mr. ordered his room kept for clergyman Benj. F. Batohelder and a receipt from in the world. purchasing cinct paid attention to the Girder Club Bryers as at any other shipyard his and a bundle or two ago. -Tollil Lord. STEAM SPONGED than on of Sumner him, and left overcoat Chicago a'year cost to build considerable less present pricos. 28th street, which Oliver And repressed to have the appearance of new, I The battle ships $4,000,000 of laundry behind. He had plenty of His grandfather, Rev. John Butler, was Tlio doad man is about five feet eight fa sure cure for this class of work is board, and when was not based on Teal is president. moths); with their batteries on Our claim entirely and his bills. inches tall and had a long,'full beard. "Mr. Teall is very anxious a test oase money, evidently, paid also a well known in done every day, at for oommlssion the cost will be of but the Baptist preacher dressed coat ready those fortunate purchases cotton, should bo made of the of his After waiting for some time pro- He was in a|black diagonal to an of Î6,000,000 rights Maine. He once in Yarmouth. increased aggregate condition of t..j market to cred- of the house began to think some- preached and vest and congress shoes. is a on the present olub to sell liquor Sundays duly prietor FOSTER'S each. The battle ship essentially was Then he went to the One of his daughters was the wife of The was later identified as Benja- in tho email stock on hand, and ited members. He contends the club is thing wrong. body and the four now pro- namely, and an inmate of the fighting ship, storehouse for members and station and reported the affair, Phineas Barnes, a former wall known min F. Batohelder construction will be the best of ahead for delivery and merely a police Forest DYE cess of large sales weekly also said a horse and carriage had been soldiers' home at Togus, Maine. He was HOUSE, of in the for cloth. and they can come Sunday and get their resident of Portland. City their class and the equal any the tendency of pricos his a member of the 8th Maine general drinks. For this purpose a ticket is left in possession. Infantry. 13 Preble St. opp. Preble House. navies. Each carries Those are reasons why we think the of the Arm of Kean & Dr. Butler's mother is a sistei of Hon. At largest European as a dollar which Today Mr. Kean Tarrytown, iN. Υ., early Sunday four 13-inch, could increase the cost of punched as high rep- Sid Glovea Cleansed every day. in its main battery eight manufacturers which Davis, livery stable keepers of Manchester George F. Emery of this city, and also morning fire destroyed the magnificent in addition mako a reasonable resents goods and liquid especially, Lace Curtains Cleansed, 8-inch, and four 8-inch guns, and still came to this in scarch of a team barn and owned John D. production, were and stored away in the city a sister of the widow of Hanibal Hamlin. outbuildings by Telephone connection/ a s Three stock holders. The statement purchased to powerful ecotidary battery. prolit for On the that had been hired a month ago and Rockfeller, the oil magnate, situated on be in commission for club wore issuod to members. Hie Ellen H. Butler, now of the four vessels will that the average price paid weaving never returned. sister, living Bedford road. Total loss $80,000. Mr. last back of the tloket was printed this no- within the next 12 months. The In- fqr more than eleven years onding took him down to Mr. in with her aunt, is a Boise, the fire is of tice: "This ticket represents the owner- The marshal Bangor gifted foreman, says diana, which is the farthest advanced, 18.-14 cents cut is undoubtedly team was his. Mr. April,*was of the amount of supplies indicated Elkins's place. The poetess who has more than a local repu- incendiary origin. will be on January I, next. correct. Its equally true that during the ship to Mr. Elkins's bill of oomploted which are Kean refused pay a at will bo in commis- were indirectly by the punch mark, supplies tation. She was formerly teacher The Massachusetts last eleven years wages sub- $18.50 for keeping the horse, and Mr. Kew Zealand Shocked. the cuts and" held in storage by the Girder Club, sion three months later, while Oregon reduced by lengthening eiiang- Elkins refused to give up tho team. Fryeburg Academy. THE NEW A KIVAL of to an- ject to the order of. *^ 9 individual mem- Vancouver, B. C., September. 15.—The will be turned over to tho government ing styles from one grade goods A man accompanied Mr. Kean Dr. Butler was at Colby 30 next resulted in the ber whose name appears on this ticket." young graduated steamship Miowera, from Sydney, brings during the summer. On October other. It has invariably and then it came outlthat the who HOT WATER : Two detectives under Capt. Picket.ts or- couple in 1878 and was assistant prin- news of a severe in New the and specifications for the two weavers receiving less per cut than when the team to this were University earthquake plans joined the Girder Club a weok ago had brought city Lake Zealand, 17 and 18. At Taupo BOTTLE. RUBBER. now "battle ships authorized at the last the same styles wero previously being der, cipal, at Ferry Hall Female College, August if to evidence against it. They came elopers. noarly every chimney was overthrown session of will be completed and woven being paid. The mill men say get name is Mrs. E. L. 1873-6. He then became as- Congress around and got tickets. The woman's Forest, 111, and houses bids for their construction will be an- Mr. C. I). Borden, the owner of the iron Saturday night husband who swayed violently hurling This afternoon they visited the club, Livingston, and it was her sociate prinuipal Highland Hall College from shelves and heavy nounced. The bide will be open on No- works mills does not advance wages, they Manchester stable crockery shifting tickets and were served with accompanied the livery where articles of furniture. The inhabitants vember 30, and the work upon these ves- will not, strike or no strike. presented for Women, Highland,Park, 111., ITS CONSTRUCTION. drinks. Mr. Teall was and recog- keeper. alarmed and out all sels will not later than January 1. present he remained till 1879 lie was master were greatly camped begin to the detectives. The had been foreman of a room in Kanab is that these ves- nized and spoke Bryers night~ The road from Taub to Made from Metal, is oval in form Secretary Herbert insists shoe shop in Manchester. Mrs. of Yale School for Boys in Chicago in three TO FIGHT THE SPANIARDS. latter made no arrests. Hoyt's blocked by landslides. It was the most and covered with flannel. sels shall be ready for sea within said to be very handsome. The Marie Antoinette Club, composed Livingston|was 1879-80, and then became principal of severe shock since the Tarawera eruption years after the contracts shall have been about 22 of and of workingmen organized as a She is years age Bryers Women where nine let Not will there be no delay in Cubans Secure a Band of Western Indian mainly Highland ;Hall College for years ago. only olub to evade the excise laws, 28. IT'S ADVANTAGES. the armor as has been the case drinking '84. He was delivering Fighters. in The husband appeared very anxious to he remained until professor Fires. work in other di- was visited today by a policeman Threatened by Forest in years past, but the meet The woman had and literature in 1 Doesn't leak. citizens' olothes who arrested the barten- Bryers. eloping of rhetoric English rections will also be a N. J., 15.— expedited. no children and had been married but of until Pleasantville, September 2 Will stand boiling water. be taken in the con- der ofjthejclub. the old University Chicago '86, were Advantage will St.Louis, September IS.—Senor Enrique or two. It could not bo learned Bakersville and Bargaintown Magistrate Cornell is vice-president of year of Latin 3 More easily filled. struction of the two new battle ships of a married man or when he was elected professor threatened extensive forest fires last Morena, agent of the Cuban Junta in the University Athletic Club. Friday whether Bryers was by 4 More surtace. tht> instructive object lessons furnished of Illinois. and was saved by gangs of men been here two weeks. the house committee sent him a mes- not. in tho University night the recent war. One of Now York, has all and 5 Keeps hot longer. by China-Japan as made of the working night today, setting with Buck sago asking him for advice to action In 1881 he was professor these lessons is the enormous advantage He has been negotiating Tay- the Coroner. back fires. Some valuable cranberry 6 Wears longer. on Sunday. Tha magistrate advised that Tried and Acquitted by and literature in the which results from the use of the rapid- Indian for a English language were burned. Another fire started lor, the westorn fighter, the bar be closed as he would hold the bogs fire guns in action, and as a consoquenoe Woonsocket, R. I, September IS.—San same university. On the organization of at 4 this afternoon four miles above to do service in tho. cause of Cuba. club the same as.'a saloon koeper each will carry fourteon 6-inch rapid- troop poople shot James A. in here and is now sweeping towards McKee concluded if was sold. The club mem- Pal HinUian, by Taylor the new university of Chicago 1892, in addition to four 13-inch These negotiations were yes- any liquor which seems to bo in imminent firing guns, bers followed his advica Kxoise arrests died at two this morning. made assistant of city H. H. HAY & Middle St., and 8-inch and the secondary is now under contract Friday night, he was professor Eng- SON, four guns, terday and Taylor to 27 18 last Sun- an held danger. from their today amounted against This afternoon inquest by and later director of ! the will differ pre- —— — CIO 9Q λ lish literature HAVE 1HEM. battery. They to furnish 100 men "for service" on a J T Mdtn nnf. nf nnf. αΐηηΐο Coroner Lace. The coroner said that decessors. now nearing comple- extension of the win lioaouees ua umuaou· rapidly Texas, and at excise arrest was made as far as could to the evidence presented all of university department Uls ueeire in a of 1200 ranch near Corpus Christi, owing tion, having displacement which showed the to have been It was his successful ad- will have the more as the employers may- be learnod tonight. killing university. London, September 15.—Lord Dun- additional tons. They such other {points 01 The Union League, Metropoli- done in self defence, ne round it a case mis Mr. secre- armor wiuuh ih nuuru- calls for the service Century, ministration οι {important uupari- ravon, yesterday, cabled Grant, complete protection direct. The contract and Union clubs were open and homicide. Taylor was dis- the use of the tan, justifiable of work that has of the Royal Yacht squadron, THE WEATHER. e«ew Deasy, representing and there was In the formerly of the college, Weather go is now laid up in ordinary vidual members of the stock company, ville delay getting Hunting Accidente Begin. Popper, president man he not that the following : York. She has had 10 years' continuous who will the wounded there, reaching will have charge of its administrative weather eompleto building. this Then he was Greenfield, Mass, September 15.—Cecil ther- at place until morning. 8 a. m.—Barometer, 30.318; C, H.Nelson of Watervillo indioted from Greenville to Oldtown I. Allen of Montague, aged 31, was acci- affairs. dew 36.0; with a brought and shot Leon Ball mometer, 49.0; point, humidity, this term of court for assault arriving there at about 2 p. m. dentally fatally by Dr. Butler was married at Highland 8; weather, to go un- hospital, afternoon. The unknown to 60.0; wind, NW; velocity, dangerous weapon,was allowed There are as to his this men, to Miss Flor- by conflicting reports and Ball fired Park, 111., April 28,1881, clear. til the Deoember term of court Judge and as the in each other, were hunting condition, telephone office who is a native of Chi- 30.296; ther- Nelson is at birds. A double Β shot ence R. Sheppard, 8 p. m.—Barometer, Hall at Augusta Saturday. Oldtown is closed it is impossible to ponetratod dew 41.0; humidity, held in A. Yates and C. skull and wont into tho brain. have three sons. Dr. Butler mometer, 51.0; point, $7000 bonds,,W. ι them at this hour. It is stated Allen's cago. They 10; weather, sureties. verify is little of Allen's 63.0; wind, SW; velocity, G. Reddington being his that officers at onoe set out to apDrehend There hope recovery. received his degree of D. D. from Colby clear. The trial of Michael Burns at Augus- the assailant and it is thought that he 51.0; maxi- shoot Maine Pensions. during the present year. Mean daily thermometer, on a of attempting to will be in custody before although ther- ta, charge long, His Dr. Nathaniel for mum thermometer, 54.0; minimum Hopkins, last a to and under- father, Butler, of his brother-in-law, Harry he is in good place hide mometer, 43.0; maximum velocity Qticura wiU'oome before the superior court, stands the woods Washington, September 14.—The follow- whom he was named, has preached in June, thoroughly. SW total 0. Burns lias wind, 12, ; precipitation, Judge Hall presiding, today. LATER PARTICULARS. ing pensions have been granted to Maine Turner, Eastport, Auburn, Bangor, county jail since the WORKS been in Kennebec : Hallowell. Vassalboro and and a people Rookland, Heavy Frosts. shooting, and lias been a model prisoner John Roderick, John Tibedeau of tho jury lie ORIGINAL. Camden in Maine, and also "■ Kansas first At the last session grand man named Morrison got into a quarrel Bellows Falls,'September 15.—The with intent to was indicted for assault last and at Alton, 111. severe frost of the season in this vicinity over a bottle of whiskey one day Francis A. Strout, East Corinth. fell kin. occurred last night. The mercury at Lake where they Samuel Buzzell, Washburn. been received at the week Chesuncook, Factory at Eastport Burned. to 80 degrees. A heavy fog prevented A dispatch has ADDITIONAL. Sardine the that the cruiser were at work and Tibedeau shot Roderick damage within a milo or two of stating 14.—The sar- navy department on the Eastport, September large Connecticut river, but back of that the arrived at Honolulu 2d, through the right lung. The other men John S, Richardson, Deering Centre. Olympia left for Lahana, where dine factory owned and operated by Absolutely to crops, especially heavy. but cholera took a canoe and Injury cornais finding to afterward Roderiok in INCREASE. she will remain about days repair Daniel MeCullough was burned at 4 Berry, Ν. H., September 15.—A very Wonders The started for civilization. On the way down Pure Bennington, frost visited last the condenser tubes. S. The Are was heavy white this section hu- is (zliesuuetok lake, Tibedeau quarrelled Daniel Bean, Bingham. o'clock this morning. fierce, did considerable At In curing torturing, disfiguring;, the says, in'quarantine,out that, A cream of tartar baking powder. night and damage. dispatch of Honolulu. Two with Morrison, wishing him to state REISSUE. and the lactory was surrounded by oth- this the of the side of the harbor was all in six morning mercury registered miliating humours Skin, occurrod on her, one of il m shouting accidental. Roderick and tenement houses. At Highest of leavening strength. above zero. cases of cholera and John W. Waterville. er factories thirty-fiva degrees first feared the canoe would bo capsized Hall, —Latest United States Government and Blood when all else fails. which, W. H. Goebet, classfappron- taken tlio time it bid fair to sweep the whole Concord, Ν. Η., September 15.—The Scalp, Private letters received to be landed. He was begged the Wallace of Statesville, N. C., the Food Report. to thirty above this tice, proved'fetal. and mentioned in the ashore and left on the bank while Bros., section. Owing to the fine work of the mercuryΞ dropped in San Francisco dealers in medioinal herbs in tho the lowest touched since indicate more others proceeded to Greenville. Morrison largest and the excellent water Powder Co, morning, point the world. British F. Nkw- Press dispatches, Indebtedness fire department Baling a frost. Much Sold throughout Depot: United there went world has assigned. $200,- Royal There was heavy two cases on board the told the story and parties wan oonflned within oom- VM WaU St., Ν. Ϊ, spring. szst Λ Sons, 1, King Edward-it., London. Pott** cases than these was_ i.OOO; fully oovered by assets- .system the fire was done to garden truck and ibaok and found Roderiok, who damage ajtdCkm.Co**., Sale Props., U. S. JBeaniiwtton. âiku naharveeted corns. J)xno Boston, Α* one of the workers WHEN DANA WAS A BOY· of the third inning, not a run having JOSEPH PUSHARD DROWNED. foremost Republican THE FIELD OF SP011T. his Exeter flfii» been scored by either team. Yorrick and of state, in a letter to the Up-to-date, Tho Earlier Years of a Great Editor. Have tl>e News-Letter, for Terrien officiated as the battery tor the Ile Musc Slipped and Failed Into makes a strong appeal bases Accurate, leaguers, while Woods and Goodhart did Dry Dock. the nomination of Mr. Reed and Absolutely FOOT BALL NOTES. his not but the (Buffalo Enquirer.) the same for Director Murphy's nine. plea, upon locality, upon in New Charles Anderson Dana, tho dean of Illustrated Manager Leonard umpired. Joseph Pusliard of this city, was found vory general fooling not only Beautifully of the American journalism, was a Buffalonian Two Interscholastic Leagues This Year— Most of the left for their homes dead in tho dry dock at South Portland England, but in other sections players in his here from 1833 to that he of firm convio- youth, living Saturday's Meetiug; at liruiiswlck—Deer- last night. Saturday morning by Isaac Smith. country, is a inan 183U. He left tho city for the East and a tions self-relianco, and Eleven. The event netted the management Pushard was sailor on the schooner unwavering, ing High's infinite education when Erie was still a Thorn- patienco. country about $45, which is,» of course, bettsr Louisa Francis, Captain C. W. a The young men interested in football This view of Mr. Reed's ability as forest and Lake Eire followed by few than nothing. dyke. Tho schooner is haulod up along- leader has the Re- In the larger High schools and academies impressed itself upon keels. Dana has said to old friends that OF WORLD at THE the ATLAS side the dock and and and the country at Brunswick dry Pushard publican party upon of the state m«t Saturday and it will overlooked in the best days of his life, as regards health SAILED OFF ROCKLAND. captain were the only men on board of large, not bo to meet the wants of Farmer·, to arrange for the oontests of this fall. It the coming canvass. Mr. IjKued is not a and happiness, were spent in Buffalo, Especially prepared her Friday. Late in the evening Pushard defender was decided to have a senior and junior tyrant, but he is an inflexible whence he went to fish in the Niagara, Students, Women, returned from the city alone, and it is of Republican and as resource- Merchants, Mechanics, Clerks, league, in order to separate the schools Final Bace and Ladies' Da; of Penob- principles to hunt in the American and Canadian he must have and fallen ful as he is in his defense of and weaker elevens. The •cot Yacht Club. supposed slipped unyielding and all who desire a work having stronger The such a man. There woods, to hobnob with the Indians on complete into the dry dock and drowned. He lived right. people like two leagues will probably bo as follows : is not another leader in the Republican their nearby reservation and to make at the minimum of cost. on Summer street in this and leaves to Junior — Bath, oity party who has so forced his opponents Leagues Deering, 14—The final race down the river to the falls. Rockland, September one son. The decoased was and honor Mr. Reed is a trips Nichols Latin (Lewiston) Thornton sixty-seven respect him. f'ow men now alive remember Dana under the of the true American. His aro not Academy, Foxoroft Academy, Waterville, of the season auspices years old and had been a sailor all his svmpathies when he lived in Buffalo. Diligent in- oonflned to New but embrace and probably Augusta. Penobscot Yacht club was sailed in the life. Coroner was also called, but England, quiry has revealed but three. They are Kents Perry every section of the land. The universal Senior League—Portland, Hill, northeast breeze was S. S. William Ivos, of the harbor today. The decided that an inquest was unnecessary. sentiment is that he is a Spaulding, Hebron and probably Bangor. regarding liim Buffalo library, and Pasoal P. Pratt. and at times. man as in mind and purpose and have not been iiuky strong strong great Of the three Mr. Ives has the clearest Nearly 70 Comprehensive Bridgton Fryeburg HONOHULU CHURCHES SHUT. as he is in a man fitted nature, The boats of the first three classes body, by recolleotions of the New of Them heard from. and for the England boy Maps. Many sailed four times over the inside course, by training, by experience who caine to Buffalo in 1883 and worked •;v' Sullivan and Manager Skillin The Health Board Fear Infection From resposibilities of statesmanship. Double Captain and class three times. greatest in White & Dan's store on Main street, Page. ,j Marsh and those of the fourth of Portland, Manager Captain Holy Water. near .Swan, for six years. Dana of White The Lamont was the only entry in the ΡΟΤΑ I Ο EXPERIMENTS. '< 140 New and II- Whiteher of Deering, Dr. Crockett and & Dana, dealers in dry goods and notions !ί:#ϊί : *if Superb first but went over the course an of of were class, she was older brother Charles, and lustrations. Manager E. L. Hall Hebron, San 13.—The Tim· flno i Francisco, September At Many Stations to Test Varieties, him through his youth of was not showing speed. kindly helped among those present. Bangor of the United Press in and Manner Etc. here. Ives worked beside Dana The first in the correspondent of Planting, Cultivation, poverty Δ Whole of Georgie got away for several and knew him well. library Itselt represented. Honolulu says: the fow a years second class. The five boats enterod During past years great in Au- of vital and A oommittee of Garcelon of the Dana was born Hinsdale, Vt., absorbing composed rounded the first stakeboat well bunohed. Owing to the cholera epidemio amount of been done at the 38 work has gust 8, 1819. He is a descendant of interest to mem- Harvard, and Byron Boyd of Augusta, The fun in the third class was between sale of fish on this of every catching and part different stations in the United States Jacob, eldest son of Klohard Dana, pro- a of the Ivanhoe and the ber of the was constituted to make schedule Etta, latter winning the coast has been prohibited. This has genitor of those who bear the name in the household. on time allowance. have on which worked potatoes. Many United States. Vermont offered a poor games. In the fourth and grieved the natives greatly. The old fish class the Emma old methods have been found correct, for the family, which broke up of eaoh State There will be two divisions, an eastern market has been demolished for living Population Snarleyow crossed the line almost to- sanitary fast. The eldest son went to Buffalo and the Junior Deer- at while of progress and and of all and western for League. gether gunfire. About ten seconds reasons. All the crowded tenements en- important points opened a store and another in Sardinia. Territory, later the fol- been made. the ing, Bath, Thornton and Nichols Latin, Tita, practically becalmed, on the stream are to be suggestions for change have Charles was twelve years old when he Counties of United lowed in their wake. "She a croaching Western and Foxcruft, picked up Illinois sta- left homo to his brother in this city. will bo in the ; breeze before the first stakeboat demolished. In bulletin No. 40 from the join States and of American rounding He came the long distance in a lumbering Waterville, Augusta and Gardiner, and did not finish far short of the leadera All the were ordered to close are results of Cities with over oliurches tion reported experiments stagecoach, and reached Buffalo so used δ,000 in Kestern. I he races were witnesed the probably the by largest on 1. The Anglican Bishop, carried on this station, with state- up that it was several weeks before he Inhabitants. orowd of the season. September by The schedule and rules will bo his work as elerk. Mr. Ives who perfected Willis, denounced the order as "the most ments of some obtained at the began It was ilio club's first ladies' day. The results several re- on worked with him for years next Wednesday Saturday. badsoine club rooms were deco- and abuse of prettily iniquitous outrageous other stations. As to varieties, it ia member him as a studious youth school eleven the rated with flowers and quiet, For ttie Deering High bunting. The club power" since Papal interdicts. The next who loved nature and and, whilo found that no two stations agree as to books, Actual men aro Jordan and building was illuminated in the evening, too Miniature Cut of Atlas. Size, Open, 14 by 22 inches ; most promising the of the Board of Health a good salesman, was prone to spend 14 11 inches. and an day president Closed, by and informal reception, followedby a which in best, and usually the same sta- time in the book store in town Gleudenning, ends; Kipley, Randall made this statement of the reasons for much only hop, took place. Summary could not and tion does not with itself two years looking over volumes he buy. Na- Skillin, tackles; Woodford O'Brien, this action : agree If special information regarding any Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty, the White FIRST CLASS. He loved to make long excursions into is for together. Province, State, City, Town or Village House at Washington, the Great Brooklyn guards, Buriiell very promising "It was for tho protection of tho native the woods, and fishing was a particular tion, TT A bo so variable and is obtain- Mirror Lake El Quarterback; Chapman and Marsh half Name and owner. Time. Cor time. Ό Tho potato seems to delight. When he first saw Niagara Is desired, the knowledge rarely Bridge, (Yoseruite Valley), o/-v oonoifiTra fn flio nnnrnfinnc τι η Η Pi* which nec- Waterfall and back. Ε. M 3.40.00 2.40.00 Falls ho fiiitiiTiosfld a sonnet udou them able from α school geography, Capitan (Yosemite Valley), backs; and Wither, full Lamont, churoh all dip their fingers in the same which it is that about the that is said to have had considerable essarily has only a few general facts and the Cave (New Zealand),Jordan River, Murchi- Marsh of Woodfords, is manager, and H. CLASS. container of holy water. Some might do grown only SECOND but unfortunately has long been location of cities. son Waterfall (Upper Nile), Pilot Knob this who were infected or had come with recommendation which it is safe to merit, important I. Witcher o£ Oakdalo is captain. lost. United States Ethel, Lyford, 3.09.57 3.01.05 unclean hands from an infected house. Railroad are notoriously incorrect (Iron Mountain, Missouri), will the Port- make would be to adhere to the stand- Dana cared for female society, maps The Deering boys play Comet, Puller, 3.09.24 3.02.53 whose friends have reoently nothing the truth- Signal Service (Pike's Peak, Colorado), Natives, ard varieties at least for the main Mr. to his and misleading, hence puzzled land school on the 3.07.51 3.02.45 crop. says Ives, preferring spend Giant's River Col- High Doei'iug grounds Asterion, Wallace, died, upon meeting acquaintances of tho Kevo- where large libraries are Inacces- Gap (American Canon, 3.07.21 3.07.21 In a it is safest to such va- evenings at home reading seeker, nest Georgio, Haskell, frequently embrace and walk word, plant orado), Scene in Tropical Florida, Falls of Saturday. together, luion and early Presidents. He admired sible, is without relief unless he is the Acme, Coombs, 3.12.40 3.01.30 kissing and touching noses. This is often rieties as are well known, for are the the Matterhorn Mountain they Andrew Jackson and was ever owner of a Rhine, are sent greatly, happy knowledge-satisfying, done when lepers being away. Scenes in and near the The National THIRD CLASS. well known becauso they have proved the of the great Ten- Atlas. (Switzerland), City League. Among the first oases of cholera which sounding praises pleasure-giving People's to nesscan. Tom Paine he dared to read of Peking (China), Island of Juan Fernan· are the results of Etta, Dunbar, 3.11.23 J3.11.23 here was that of a native woman generally satisfactory growers. All Countries on the Face of the Earth Following Saturday's appeared and the ban upon his State State etc. Ivanlioe, Hanley, 3.15.19 a 10.59 who was attacked in the Roman Catholic There is a widespread belief among admire, despite dez, Capitols, Seals, etc., games in the National League: works and name, and it was whispered are Shown. church on Sunday, August 17. There farmers that it is best to occa New FOURTH CLASS. change tho ones that young Located. All the Large Cities of the World, th· At Xew York—Boston, Id; York, was much hesitation in to pro- by straight-laced Rivera and Lakes are Accurately 8. voting sionally seed of all kinds of crops. Dana was an infidel. He was not, but Important Towns and Most of the Village· Richardson, 2.14.22 2.14.22 hibit the church services, but it seemed the illustrations are the Emma, that in admired the virle and Among follpw- the United States are Given on th· At Pittsburg—Cincinnati, Pittsburg, 2.13.34 2.11.22 that it should be done for the sake of the There is not much doubt but English masterly of Snarleyow, Weld, of the author of "Common-Sense lng: The Masonic Temple at Chicago (t3.ll- 0. are most to con- cases it to ilogio Maps. Tita, Gardiner, 2.16.33 2.11.47 Hawallans who exposed many is better change seed, " At Philadel and "The Crisis. It was always a fine est building in the world), the Auditorium Philadelphia—First gaine, tagion, and that it would not be wise to but it must have its limitations. Per- " trait of Dana could the of the It a Classified List of All Nations, phia, 21 ; Washington, S). Second game, discriminate. that he appreciate Building at Chicago (one largest gives 0. Wants to Buy the Valkyrie. the most extensive work in study- of man, no matter if in the the Woman's Tem- With Forms of Government, Philadelphia, 7; Washington, An letter appears this morn- haps good qualities any buildings world), Geographical Brook- important the mob decried him and estima- At Baltimore—Baltimore, 14; September 14—J. M. ing in the Advertiser from Mrs.jSakuina, ing the effects of change of seed has public ple (the handsomest building in Chicago), Location, Size and Population. δ. Philadelphia, tion hold him of little worth. Until he lyn.-', Munyon of this city today sent the fol- a half-white woman and an authority been done at tho Vermont and Mary- At St. Louis—St.. Louis, 6; Cleveland, that was 17 Dana revelled in the treasures of lowing telegram to Lord Duraven regard- on Hawaiian customs. She asserts land stations. But the results were not (i. Called on account of darkness. literature and a Its Features to the United the Valkyrie : crabs eat dead bodies, and are un- English acquired splen- Special Relating ing uniform. In four out of in of Then a sud- At Louisville—Chicago, 14; Louisville, 14. the medium of transmitting qases eight did mastery the tongue. Philadelphia, September questionably den thirst for Latin seized him, and, States Are: ά. To Lord Duraven, Hotel Waldorf, New infection to Iwilei. She also warns Vermont the seed from Maryland gave Games. Kahuna borrowing a Latin grammar he masterod Sunday York: the people against dangers from the best yield, and in Maryland their and Electoral Votes for President In and 1S92 by States. List of it in a few months, and on his 18th birth The Popular 1884,1888 that the English and Ameri- practices which cause infection, and in AT CHICAGO. Knowing home grown seed gave the best yield day told his brother that he was resolved All the Presidents. Agricultural Productions. Mineral Products. Homestead Law· can people are eager for a fair and com- from the fouling of water sources by five cases out of though the aver- to have an education. His savings and Civil Service Rules. Statistics of Immigration, 1S20 to 1891. Public Debt for the Chicago, September 15.—Louisvillo was series of races between your boat natives hiding at the heads of the valleys. eight, plete ajuounted to and his brother and Number and Value of Farm Animals. am to was still in favor of the Vermont little, gaie past 100 Years. Gold Silver Statistics. no match for in either game to- and the Defender, I willing pur- age Chicago him $100 to him Harvard. of Postal with chase the at a fair THINKS ALL WERE LOST. seed. The station in help through Cultivable Area as Compared with Increase Population. Information, Friend was Valkyrie price. Georgia reported On a June in 1826 he left day. pitted against Cunning- in morning and Other Information that should be in every Answer, making appointment New 1890 that "home seed Domestic and Foreign Rates, Home, ham in the first and hit grown gave slight- Buffalo and in September entered Har- game, although York to satisfy you, and fix the price. Visits the Scene of Store, Office and School-room. Capt. James IHandy than the imported from vard, whore ho remained two years when almost as hard, was sup- Purchase to bo conditional that your ly higher yields who reads the current literature of the needs a given splendid of the Wreck. trouble forced him to leave. His Every person periodical day concise, crew will îemain with and sail the the north. Missouri reports a com- eye port by the home players. Dahlen made is well known. accurate and comprehensive Atlas of the World, for the purpose of geographically locat- home and northern subsequent history Parker Valkyrie. parison of grown how few men and events with which the world teems. We live in an age of intelligence— a home tun In the second game MUNYON. It is remarkable ing the stirring J. M. James in with 27 Cotuit, September 14.—Capt. grown seed ]890, varieties, women in this city to whom Dana's an of means for acquiring knowledge—an age that condemn,) Ignorance was a great puzzle until the fifth and last In speaking about this offer Mr. age multiplied a brother of Bethuel and the result as a whole was in favor naine and fame are familiar are cognizant numerous sources of information so and diffused. If in the ti retire the Munyon said: "I believe both English Handy, Capt. Handy because of these freely widely inning, when, hurry of tho fact that his boyhood was spent in and American are very much dis- of the ill-fated schooner A. Heaton, was of the home grown seed in the propor- you wish to keep abreast of the times, by accurately locating in your mind every sido bofore darkness came on he tossed people Buffalo. It is an obscure of hie of the recent period the march armies where war the satisfied with the result seen a tion of 100 to 98. In New York a sin- violent upheaval of the earth, of contending exists, them over the and was hit hard by reporter today. life, and ono of which lie says little, for plate races. I ha\e offered to buy the Valkyrie of scientific explorers in unknown lands, or the happenings and accidents He was very much grieved over tho sad gle trial did not favor tho practice of the reason that clerking and study fur- progress O'Brien's home run hit into the crowd that she meet the Defender a of the may again nish few Neither Mr. constantly agitating every part of the world, you should have at hand copy settled as to news so that his seed. The conclusions drawn interesting topics. with two men on bases. McFar- and the question definitely showing conclusively changing has so an offered at coming Pratt nor Mr. Spauding remembers more "People's Atlas of the World." Never before valuable Atlas been which is tho better boat. If Lord Dun- brother's vessel was lost, and allowing are therefore that "changing seed from land was batted hard At- of Dana than the name and the fact that «ο low a throughout. raven my offer and the Defender price. accepts them to retain but the very faintest hopes one locality to another is of doubtful ho once lived here. tendance 16,000. The score; my I shall endeavor to accepts challenge of been taken off the value." The size of seed to be First Game. have the races tase plaoe off the New possibly having by pieces whore there can bo no in- vessel whioh was in collision has received more attention than for Tom Keed." Chicago, 1 3 1 0 2 2 1 0 1—11 England coast probably planted "New Kngland CFJTS. terference from oxcursion boats." other the test of vari- PRICE 3© Louisville, 20000300 0—5 with the Heaton. Indeed, he fears that any phase except Washington, September 14.—Represen- have carried on Baso hits—Chicago, 17; Louisville, 14. it is almost probable that both vessels eties. Twenty stations tative Milliken of Maine is in Washing- Errors—Chicago, 2; Louisville, 4. Bat- WESTBROOK. went to the'bottom almost simultaneous- large numbers of experiments, and the ton on business in connection with the teries—Friend and IJonohue; Cunning- improvement of the Kennebec river, and will be sent to on of 30 cents. Mai ly, taking all hands with them. general conclusion is that "the larger The Atlas postpaid any address receipt ham and brimming over with enthusiasm for Tom Spies. the seed used the the will be filled from the office of a of severa Their aged mother, Mrs. Mary Ann pieces greater Reed. This is what he says: orders publication, causing delay days Second Game. now 90 is utter- It was also denied that it makes Adam Hunter, a young Scotchman, Handy, nearly years old, yield." "If you should meet with any one who of desired by return mail send six cents extra for postage. 0 10 1 3—5 ly prostrated by her great bereavement that Mew was not for Chicago, who was arrested some two weeks no difference what part of the potato is declared England Address all orders to 0 0 0 0 4—4 ago in the sad fate of her oldest "ATLAS," Louisville. probable used for seed. Tom Reed for President, challenge the and in the lookup, but was son. She received a letter from him Office of the Portland, Me. Base hits—Chicago, 10; Louisville, 5. put escaped, statement with all the emphasis at your Daily Press, about 10 days dated at As time of planting, it is made Errors—Chicago, 0; Louisville, 3. Bat- recaptured Saturday and brought beforo ago Boothbay, regards command. New England is for him, and where lie in for a & Carr. and McFarland Tolman's court where he was fined had^put harbor,. having to appear that, "with rare exceptions, will back him with all the force and en- Rockland—Dunn teries—Parker Kittredge; Judge from t-oraes's " Huston. sailed sound, Me., for New the is done the bet· thusiasm that human nature can exert. A.J. and Spies. ten dollars ana cost lor a dis- the earlier planting THE DAILY PRESS Sanford—F. H. creating York the day before with a full cargo he isn't on his own Wingate. 4-*τ·ΐ11 ν.Λ 4-lin ΦΚα Infn rilorifinn "But depending & Buck. AT ST LOUIS. and to for drunkeness. As he of naviner stones. American Skowhegan—Bixby turbance, section alone. The people ad- South Portland—J. F. Merriman. He intended to leave the next is too to be cut off hot, Ιδ.—Cleveland could not pay his fine he was taken to day, apt by dry mire, to a point approaching reverence, a South Windham—J. W. Head. Sc. Louis, September and Mrs. to Handy daily expectod weather and the leaf blight. Late vari- man οι Dig intelligence, unci bo mi. South Paris—A. D. Sturtevant, beat the Browns in two games today be- the county jail. of hie arrival at York. His hear New out Reed has a following today in every part South Paris—F. A. Shurtleff. of the eties, too, have been almost driven be found at the fore SiA-en thousand people. The features An adjourned meeting City brother supposed the Heaton had passed of this broad land, and will have it·, too, Can always periodica | South "VVaterboro—G. C. Downs. Chatham a woek but she had of the field on account of the leaf blight Saco—H. B. Kendricks & Co. of the double contest wore the indiffer- Council will be held this evening. ugo, probab- when the national convention meets to tores of: been driven seaward unfavorable and the of seasonable E. L. Preble. rallies of Street Commissioner Hawé has com- ly by uncertainty having select a standard bearer. John Chisholm, 109 Congress street. Bristol—N. VV. ence of the crowd to the feeblo winds, and the before the dis- South Gamage. likely day weather for and the "That the will elect the A. B. 247 Thomaston^E. Walsn. and their enthusiasm at menced work on Brown street sidewalk. growing maturing Ropublicans Merrill, the home team aster he had succeeded in getting the " next seems about as certain W. F. Goold. 405 Haven—A. B. VinaL of has President, " " Vinal a clear crop. Depth planting potatoes Of the visitors. Burkftt The W. C. T. U. will hold meeting weather enough overhead to ascer- is can bo in this N. G. Fessenden,526 Waldoboro—Geo. Bliss. the victories anything world, and " " his as on sex- been made a of at five ex- W. H. Jewett. 504 D. tain latitude, shown the subject study from Maino I " « Water ville—W. Spalding. a homo run in the first game. Mr. at Golden Cross hall, East End, Wednes- that ho wili hail sincerely made which was stations. have been I, A. Libbv. 560 Westbrook—W. B. Bootliby. 2.80 o'clock. tant, picked up. periment The results hope and believe." street Yon der A he wirrd a protest ot the day afternoon at Handy himself lived at F. A. Jellison, 935 Congres Winthrop—F. S. Jackson. Capt. formerly somewhat but with the G. DaSilva, 219 York street. & that it was called Conductor Kennedy, while driving but has livod at Ν. contradictory, Woodiords—Chapman Wyman. second game, claiming Cotuit, Cornwall, Y., out in J. J. Beardworth. 87 India street. Yarmouihville—G. Howard Humphrey. that tlin native greater number of trials turning EDUCATIONAL·. before it was too dark to play. home from Gorham, Friday night some years, being place P. H. Ersklne. 43 Middle street. Persons having any diflicultv In obtlnlnff of his wife, to whom the sad favor of comparatively shallow planting. J. W. Peterson, 2 Exchange street. at of these will confer afavo First Game. collided with a toam, demolishing his intelligence papers any places has been communicated. James the number of trials the best H. G. Todd, Cor. Commercial and Park I by reporting the matter at once to this office the Capt. In greater LESSONS IN FRENCH AND GERMAN. St. Lou ίκ, 100 5 0030 0— 9 carriage and considerably damaging Handy was a part owner with his broth- Sts. results have come from two to HALE street. 23239000 1—19 in the and have planting CLARENCE OIFFORD W. A. Golden. 76 Exchange Cleveland, other vehicle. er Heaton, they but ana 95 three inches It is learned from Will return irom abroad the 1 st of October Westman & West, 93 Commercial Base hits—St. Louis, IS; Cleveland, 34. Lutheran school little if any insurance. Ho went to Chat- deep. | The Danish Sunday ilut will resume bis niasses in the same manner Errors—St. Clovloand, 3. Bat- ham today, but was unable to find any- the report on methods of cultivating po- John Hernandez, 125 Commercial street Louis, 6; went on a to Mallison Falls Satur- is last year. He will teach the new Mosenthal Otten Wallace and picnic to encourage him in a belief that W. A. Gillis, 145 Commercial street. tories—Kissinger and ; thing tatoes that the tendency is toward thor- Meisterschaft System for those con- on the Sokokis. wishing 190 Brackett street O'Connor. day steamer his brother could have been saved, as the versational French and German. Also in- Miss Norali Pearl, of the soil and level H. 381 Congress street. Mr. Charles was before the vessel's boat had been stove ough preparation struction given to anv method de- John Allen, Wt Second Game. Libby quite badly. according the 645 cabin house was culture. sired. He will be to receive I)ennet&Co. Florist, Congress street. afternoon The probably nearly glad advanced Portland street St. g 0 0 0 2 0 1—5 Municipal court Saturday Dupils instruction in me literature of G. J. Hodgson, 96V» Louis, bottom up when it was torn from the On the gronnds of the Illinois station wishing M. Island. 10 10 3 1 2—8 with malicious mischief. His these languages. attention to T. Glendening, Long AND ΒΒΛ22Τ Cleveland, charged vessel, and every bit of evidence seemed Special begin- Peaks Island. D3. S. C. WEST'S NEEVE TSSATXSVT? commercial fertilizers have failed to ners and children. at 42 Pine St. after F. L. Brackett. 13. trouble out of an to remove to show that she had sunk Apply 189 street is sold under positive written guarantee, by Base hits—St. Louis. 13; Cleveland, grew attempt quickly, tak- Oct. 1st. E. L. Littlefleld, Congress Weak Bat- profitable results, though it is be- 8eptl3eodlm Corner. authorized agents only, to cure Memory; Errors—St. Louis, 3; Cleveland, 2. his from his ing all hands with hor. give M. A. Parker. Libby's Lost Mai&ood: personal property boarding 937 street Loss of Brain and Nerve Power; teries—HcDougall and Otten, Knell; There wore two vessels in the Ameri- lieved in other sections that these pay. H. C. Berry. Congress Evil Dreams: Lack of on Church street, and resisted Forest News Co.. 422 Congress street. Quickness; Night Losees; and Zimmcr. place being can named A. and the the City Lassitude; all Drains; Young Register Heaton, At Kentucky experiment station, Mrs. cor. Spring and Clark streets. I Confidence; Nervousness; the he did considerable mother had all Bradley, 1 of the Generative Organe in either by landlady aged hoped night that it in form MISS E. J. T. 48 Portland Pier. Loss of Power Lexington, potash, either the W, THURSTON, Wyer, Youthful Errors, or damage to the interior of the house The might not prove to be her son's ves- W. C. Lord, head of Long Wharf. sex, caused by over-exertion, At Fall River—Newport, 11; Fall of muriate or has been used Use of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, the sel, but Capt. James, after his investiga- sulphate, G. W. Hunt, 8 Custom House Wharf. Excessive 3. defendant claimed he was acting on Violin which leads to Misery, Consumption, Insanity River, tions at Chatham became con- while neither nitrate nor Instruction. John Cox, 23 Monument square, of and the today, profitably, and Death. By mail, $1 a box; six for $5; with line legal advice prosecution vinced doubt that is it his —For Dennett, the Florist. 663 Congress street. beyond phosphate has made very appreciable in- Terms Apply to— and Franklin Sts written guarantee to cure or refund money. The Game Saturday. claimed that hie goods were held for a brother's vessel. He lias not the L. D. Look, Cor. Congress five days' treatment, slightest crease in the At the ex- W. H. Durgin. Harpsweli boat. Sample package, containing idea the names of yield. Michigan 414 Congress or 26 St. 25 cents. One sample Portland baseball team board bill. The case was dismissed. regarding the offloers S.t, Spring at the new stands in the Falmouth with full instructions, Saturday the wood ashes sepl4= dim Also mail. baseball club met a de- and crew. periment station, Lansing, and United States hotels, and Grand only sold to each person by for the last time on the Deering The Westbrook Preble appeared feat at North Windham with the local There is another younger brother, Capt. gave better results than any of the com- Trunk and Union Depots. It can also be ob- Sold by J. H. Hammond, corner Free and for this season. Some three or MRS. tained of Chisholm Bros., agents on all trains Center Sts. L. C. Fowler, corner Congress and grounds team Saturday afternoon. The game was Seth Handy, who is master of the large mercial while ma- MB. & JOHN A. BELLOWS'S ; fertilizers, barnyard Df the Maine Central, Grand Trunk and Port Lafayette Sts., and H. P. S. Goold, 581 Con four hundred were present and a hard one and the score of 6 to 2 four-raasted schooner J. W. Linnell, people fought nure was found better still. It is entire- land & Rochester railroads and of,agents on any gross οι·., roruauu, nie. athletic con- indicates the Westbrooks were unfortu- which sailed from Boston a day or two witnessed some interesting that in of this of the Boston trains. nate in the absence of three of their best ago. ly probable other parts ΓΓΊ... nor. elan hA fniirtrf at t.hft fnllnwin» teste, even if the rain did prevent the and School MISS ALICE M. FERNALD men. Capt. Lombard of the schooner James state valuable result* could be had from Boarding Day places out side the city: Rnt.liwnll cn.irl t.rt f.hfl Î-τΙπΙιη ranrocanη t-iro u. Haskell. playing of the game. Mr. W. W. Raymond, secretary of the the use of some of the commercial fer- Auburn—J 317 Bracken St.. F. Pieroe, of the events were W. P. Westbrook driving club is "The Heaton was a very able vessel in a Augusta—J. The judges gentlomen's iixiioitj. Auuoii υι vue esta- FOR O. Shaw. mwu if OAperuuuûXii» GIRLS, Bath—John Xl-iCtiV ΐυΐ ι» WMV» seaway, and I doubt she foundered in H. Ducker of lUg tllÎilUgOiUCUUjJ Falls, N. H.—C. S. Clark. Brown, George Portsmouth, the I think she was tions in other states have found benefit Berlin Piano ulub at the Gorham Fair grounds. The squall. struck by Will Reopen Wednesday, Sept. 18,>95. Biddeford—A. M. Burnham. Teacher of first meet will probably come off the last some other vessel and caused to leak so in applying a commercial fertilizer in " W. X. Bardsiey. of the Portland interest this that her sent her DEPARTMENTS FOR W. attention to Beginners. Ill the tug war contest week in September. The badly heavy cargo some form, but it is not neces- SPECIAL Brldgton—A. Ingalls. Special that when usually P. BUaw. the away from the year to be unusually intense and iown so quickly she struck CHILDREM. Brunswick—F. Reference: H. KOTZSCHMAR. players pulled hemp appears to use a because οβ«1 Γ»Λί » the entries will be numerous. bottom she went to pieces very goon, on sary complete fertilizer, Elizabeth—Dyer & Jose. and for their victory receivod a Address, Cape Balsams, The Fuller whist club held their semi- account of her age and consequent it is not usual for all the three principal ol DANFORTH STm Cumberland Mills—H. G. Starr. box of cigars from the C. K. Guppy com- annual meet at the Presumpscot house, structural weakness. elements of Camden—Fred Lewis. fertility to be lacking. Not Portland, Maine. d2m ·' H. C. B. Anderson "During sudden squalls the attention aug8 J. (iould. pany. Saturday evening. Dr. nnfrequently the of L. Blown. ESCAPES. of a vessel's entire lookout application nitrogen Cornish—E. ΙΊΚΐ: for the ball and Mr. B. F. Roberts carried off the orow, and J. Scan'.on. In tlio trials throwing to be or or alone in some Deerinc—N. honors. all, is likely given to getting in potash phosphorus Daniariscotta—E. W. Dunbar. Walter Woods lauded a winner to know we are farthost, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woodman of Bos- sail, and nobody is watohing any possi- form gives nearly as good results as the Fairfield—Ε. H. Evans. We want tlie public that Scarboro and Elizabeth P. White & Co. for these goods, and can furnish and was given a silk umbrella, presented ton returnod from their week's ble approaching vessel, which is a great of all of at a Gape Farmington—H. headquarters Saturday application them and de·· M escape for a reasonable and this " Freeport—A. W. itcljell. a neat and suflçtantial W. H. Somors. visit with Mr. C. B. Woodman. mistake, possibly may have less cost. Plans and estimates can be seen at by case oidedly * C. Frye. amount. been tho with the two vessels which ■ Fryeburg—A. or the whltmore. our office or factory at 154 Fore street, (ieorge Magoon sprinted around came in Fryeburg—J. T. tke IT. S. FIsli evidently collision off there, and our representatiue will call. made. Maine I'onds Stocked by Gardiner— liussell Bros. send postal bases in 14)/.* seconds, the best time causing great loss of life and property." FAIR W. Fifield, Commission. Green's Landing—S. He was rewarded with a suit of clothes Annnal Fair Gorliam— L. Lermond. THE THOS. LAUGHLIN CO. A Strong: Man For President. The 20th N.H.—S. M. Leavitt & Son. dlwteodtf I t. —The United — aug5 from Allen & Co. Farmiugton. September — OF THE Kennebunk—J. II. Otis. Jchn O'Rourke came out best in the States lisli commission car No. 1 was (Springfield, Mass., Union.) Kennebunkport—C. E. Miller. Farm- SCARBORO AND CAPE ELIZABETH Llvennoie f alls—C. Newman. JAMES A. one and was attached to tho train arriving in Whilejthe Union sympathizes with New Kill, hundred yards dash given Lewlston—Chandler & Wlnship. of for a : : the travelling bag from the manufactory iugton at noon Thursday, in charge England's preference New England : : FARMERS ASSOCIATION, Long Island—Hughey Bros. Teacher of I'iano and Organ. car it is not on be held at their fair grounds Limerick—8. A. Grant. of J. B. Brackett & Co. Pierce Tlie contained candidate, .this ground alono Will a foundation on th· Superintendent Mechanic Falls—Merrill & Beginners given thorough SCARBORO Denning. of ad- The was donated 10,000 salmon, brook trout and lake trout that it welcomes the candidacy of Thomas PLEASANT HILL. North Stratford. N. H.—J. C. lluehllns rudiments of music and the patronage splondid Sleeper cup vanced solicited. attention fish and of but STEPHEN BERRY, Norway— F. P. Stone. pupils Especial the afternoon. Walsh for'the Franklin county game B.fiReed Maine, because, all and 1895. " Read- during .Secretary fry things ruesday and Wednesday, Sept. 17, 18, A. O. Co. given to Technic. Memorizing and Sight of Noyes tendered it to Director Morrill, who re- association, and a large number fry considered, he is the strongest man in the Trotting at 1 and 8.30 each day. Old Orchard—Fogg & 1 bby. ing. For terms address, Ladies Contest Tuesday Sept 17 At 10,a. m. Hicnmond—A. K.Mlllett. it in behalf of the association. which were afterward taken to Waldo- Republican party for the presidency. BOOR AND JOB 385 Portland. Me, ceived PRINTER, liarges and Buckboards leave Monument Kumlord Falls—H. L. Elliott. Congress St., end Charles Marseilles of N. at 1 o'clock each dlw ·' ·· septio eodlm Bern stopped the ball game at the boro. Eseter, H-t 37 PLUM gTEBS^ Λ_ square day. -C. A. Clifford. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. SIISCEttANEOUS. MISCEIXAiiEOUS. MISCEIXAîTEOIJS. CITY VALUATION AND TAXES- Bailes, F Cl & Co..$240 Bowers, John W. $284 Bailey, H J & Co.. 450 Boyd, Charles H .. 540 Baiiey,James & Co 440 Boyd, James H. 370 The City Assessors Have Completed tlie Bailey & Noyes. 912 Brackatt,HH,lielrs 304 Erackett, Jouu L. 482 Work of Valuation and Have Made As- Bailey. William Ε 204 J. R. LIBBY. Bain, James 424 Bradford, John... 670 sessments for 1S95. Baker, Mary Α... 214 Bray. Charles W.. 270 Bank, Canal Natl. 618 Brock, George, est 378 Caseo Natl. 884 Brown, Charles Λ. 4ti0 Bank, * Bank, Cumberland Brown, Fanny C.. 392 The following table gives the valua- National 254 Browti, L T. heirs, 200 Brown, Philip G.. 268 in Kress Goods, Silks and Garments number of Bank. Merchants' Our Grand Harvest-time of Iligh Class Aeitumnals tion, rate of taxation, polls, ■National 618 Brown, F H. heirs 994 Opening Brown. Louise S.. 200 etc. : Banks, Dorcas Η. 276 occur and 17th, 18th, 19th. Banks, Elias,heirs 214 Brunell Higgins will TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY TH,URS»A1% Sept. Real estate .§24.974,900 Barrett.FrankliuK 500 Shoe Co 240 Increase from last year 454,300 Banks, George Γ. 622 Burbank. Douglas Personal estate 12,232,125 Baxter. Clinton L. 296 & Co 260 and in such a manner that hundreds of people can see them comfortably, leisurely from last ear 205.465 ThosB&Co 392 Burgess, Fobes & The Goods will be arranged Increase y Beals, I draped Actual Increase is 659,765 Benson, Matthew.. 262 Co 494 here—such a Fannie Ε 238 Never in all our business career have we shown—or seen shown magnificent Ν umber of polls 10,946 Best. John L 488 Burrows and without being crowded. Kate of taxation $2.00 per $100 Billings. Leonard, Burrows, John Λν 442 as on here on the three named above. heirs 204 collection of Art Novelties in Dress Goods and Silks will be exhibition days Sums assessed on city were as follows: Blanchard. M A. 204 [Sutler. Moses M, 920 I Bonney, Per'l.trus 270 estate be will ask to or interfere with your desire to look without being State tax $102,353.33 You are heartily invited to present, nobody you buy, Ceimtytax 53,301.20 595.641.60 City tax Canal Land & Conant. William H 286 to purchase. Amount of overlayings 14,736.37 Wharf Co 578 Conley. Eliaha W. 232 nagged Λ. Carlton, Samuel L 596 Conley, James for benefit of her Income of city for this year is trus- Dressmaker with you, the suggestions. $105,723, Carney.Fessen'nV 260 & John S. Bring your added to the amount to be raised Jolm H & tees 222 which, Carroll, Corne- whole OctavlaC 296; Connolly. by direct taxation, myites the Carroll Octavia C 776 lius, lieirs 83G 2'JO amount required for the city $871,755.50. Carter Bros Co— 600 Cook. Charles Cartland Minnie G 328: Cook, Kverett & The following table gives the valua- Cliadbourn, Benja- Fennell 800 min F.lieirs 272 Coombs. Ardon... 256 tion, taxes, and percentages from 1872 5715 Chadbourn &Ken- I Corey, Eben J. R. LIBBY to 1894, inclusive: dall 360 Corey, Ε & Co 600 Rate Chad wick,Thomas Corey' Walter Co. 480 F... 440 on $100 heirs 408 Corser, Davicl Year Foils Valuation Taxes T. Thomas F. Champlln, Augus- Corser. Solomon Edward atban heirs Files, W. J. Corthell, Fardon, 1872 7715 $2.45 heirs 414 M Thomas, G. W. $28,082.110 $768,882.46 tus 380 H Twitchell, John Lewis McLellan, Rev. Reynolds, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 1873 8027 29,821.012 769,606.30 2.50 Mary E.. 388 Champlin. Mary A Cousins, Ed- Thomas, Geo A Q Solan S. Androws, Willard W. Woodman, 1874 8204 30,723'936 792,710.40 2.50 Ρ Cox, S. Jane 344 Maine Chari- McLcllan, and James ward L Ε 260 Thomas, Susie R Twombly, Wm Henry B. Johnson, Simon B. Guthrie 1875 8629 31.042,501 780,408.27 2.45 4o0 Coyle, John Β 220 table Mechanic Adm'r Mo James (widow of J Ρ G (deceased) and H. Wontworth. 1876 8456 7 H.876.87 2.50 308 Cram, Ellen M... 604 Association $710 Mullen, George 30,360,355 Chapman,CharlesJ Η 630 Thompson, Han- John H Fogg, 1877 8652 7 98,277.12 2.50 202 M— C84 Maine Savings a largo majority of the meot- 30,892,845 Chapman, Robert. Cram, Mary & Jones 456 nah Ζ heirs admr Although GRAND EXCURSION 1878 8564 30,671,154 807,806.42 2.55 H.. 814 Cressy, Cyrus 072 Bank 930 Megguire ing was in favor of passing the article, it Chase, Charles M 240 Melcber, Alice Ε 426 Thompson, Wil- 1879 8529 780,210.20 2.50 8.. 310 Crocker, Lizzie H. Mating, Henry recommenda- ===== FROM =r 30,184.928 Chase, Charles M H S & liam was deemed advisable upon 8488 2.55 234 Manning, Chas F 202 el cher, 1880 31,153,656 819,882.23 Chase, DavidT hrs 624 J 240 tion of Trustee John S. as tho 766.436.30 2.35 C lub. 404 Manning, Ellen Co Hinkley, 1881 8761 31,495.885 Chase, £mery C· 284 Cumberland Edward school had been in Portland. 1882 9044 728,951.23 2.15 & Mrs. Ε 600; Morrill, money apportioned 32.642,755 Chase, Knight Cumimugs, L 212 Charlts Varnum, Ρ Fox and there no 1883 9165 33.030,020 688.095.40 2.00 500 Annie L 622 Mansfield, W W Varney, the town this year, being TO Son 240 Morrill, Henry Ρ 372 15 & Co $220 heirs, Β D Ver- 1884 9327 700.560.06 2.05 Manufac- Cummiugs, Augus- & Co suitable building for the accommodation 32,808,735 Chenery William Morrill, J A & Co 200 Verrill, George lill ad mi· 424 1885 9897 82.967.525 722.009.02 2.10 Co 800 tus 296 Marks, of the school of taken from the Normal turing M 272 Merry, Alice J S 300 W & wife 474 & ANNE 1886 9589 33,433.200 730.864.20 2.10 J 206 Free- at that a committeo MONTREAL, ST. Chishofin Hugh Cummiugs, Marr & Little- Miller, Charlotte management present QUEBEC 1887 9742 33,752,040 738,018.84 2.10 E. & Co 400 man G., heirs... 322 \v with the state 2.02 Churchill, field 300 C heirs 344 be appointed to confer 1888 9944 34,072,405 718,094.58 Clancy. Mary 360 Cummlngs, George 298 if some DE and Return. 2.00 Marwick, Ed- Miller, James Waldron, Fran- feston, c A & sohool authorities to asoortain SEAUPRE, 1889 9948 34.620,335 722,250.70 Clark, Dennis W.. 360 ri ·, 236 ward A, Geo S Millike n, George 382 C 206 could not be 1890 9950 35,611,990 731,406.20 3-10 1.98 Clark, Frederick Cummings. Jane.. 236 cis $292 satisfactory Arrangement Tickets good going Monday. Sept. 16th, and 1.95 Hunt et als exr 400 Milliken, Har- Waldron, Fran- feston, ThoniM ! made. 1891 10430 36.583.295 744,664"251/4 W. heirs 218 Cummings,Lincoln Ν 308 Wednesday, Sept. 18th, and to 1.99 Sawyer riet ces Ε 206 1892 10682 36,942,450 742.477.77Va Clark, D. 288 C 202 Maxey, The following committee was choson 2.05 (Jeorge & Co 600 Milliken, Jennie F A & notu.ru For SO 1893 11049 36.823.990 776,989.79V3 Clark, Ira F. heirs S32 Cunningham, Jas. 726 Waldron, to at an adjournod meeting to be Says, 2.00 McAllister, Hen- 13 392 Soil 308 report 1894 10928 30,547.260 752.801.20 Ira F. &Co 320 Curtis, John Β 24o 28 : E. Clark, F 612 Milliken, Julia Charles 6 held Saturday evening, Septomber at tile following Exceedingly tow Kates: Cleaves Β. 230 Cushlng, Francis. 228 ry Walker, the of Port- Henry McCann, Wm 386 W estate 268 J 440 vVii. A. J. J. G. Hannaford, H. B. The State tax paid by City Moses Β 258 Cushing Island, Williams, Soule, To Montreal OR Quebec and return, Sc.00 Clement, McCobb, James Milliken, Wes- 500 Ham heirs 374'* Fred W. Harding and George 'Em, Walker, George AN1> and 7.50 We Montreal Got hotel and trans- Johnson, To Quebec return. land from 1880 to inclusive, is as Colesworthy, Sam- Τ 330 ton F 776 L 1894, Co 360 heirs Walker, Joseph Wilson, W & H. Went worth. Thore seems to be such To St. Anne de Beaupre and return, 6.50 Glasses that will lit you. uel H. Jr 642 portation Eli- Morrill, Charles Johu McDonald, estate & Ammi 260 universal dissatisfaction that if the To St. Anne de and return, in-1 Isa follows: Collins, Richard.. 206 Cushman, S., M 656 L 212 Beaupre gold frames, zabeth Whitney 360 Wlnslow, J SA " Conant, Fred O.,·. 670 heirs 266 F 288 arrangement is not remedied at eluding Montreal, I silver 188 0 S147.274.43 McDonnell, Chas Morse, George Warren, Geo L 218 230 present frames, Conant. Patrick & Nathaniel once that the schools will be removed From intermediate stations to above points " 188 1 137,054.20 D 284 Morse, Waterhouse, An· Wlnslow, Nathan steel frames, Co 400 W 512 and return at low rates. " 188 2 137,054.20 McDowell, James naP 216 heirs from the Normal management. correspondingly fact the finest line of Ό. 212 Morse, Olive RN 200 I 188 3 121,835.46 Ε W aterhouse, WlnsJow, W11 I The store of C. Jordan at West L. J. SKARGEANT, ill Moses, Oliver, 228 Ζ George General glasses you will find 188 4 121,835.46 P.. 308 McDowell, Mary Frank L llam H septl2tol8 Manager. Dana, Israel T.... 508 Dewey. Henry C 268 Galen Morse, Gorham was entered by burglars Friday Portland and we fit 188 5 114,226.07 428 De Wolf, James.. 230 Waterhouse, Dana, Woodbury S. Em- Trustee 438 β 362 188 6 114,226.07 Charles E... 576 McGlinchy, Olivia and about $25 vorth of goods them Davies, Edward H. 832 Dole, ma 368 Motley, Clara F 204 night 188 7 83,788.07 F.. 226 Waterhouse, Wood, Nathan & Davtes. Edward H. Donuell, Lillla Moulton, Wm H 722 is as a 188 8 83,788.07' McGlinchy, Har- Samuel 212 stolen. The place occupied general GEO. 0. FOGG, trustee &38 Donahue, Thomas 368. Mullen, Charles * FREE OF CHARGE 188 9 83,788.07 204 riet Waugh, James Η 290 Wood, William store and and entrance was Davies, Gilman F., McGlinchy James heirs 300 M 500 William postoffice, 189 0 68,569.76 A. R. & E. WcbD, Lindley Wood, no matter what your heirs 302 Doten, Η 262 Mulnix, Andrew 490 Herman 272 effested the front door and 189 1 104,481.06 A 372 Weber, by prying Railway Broker, Davis, Abby I. C, I Jes- Mur dock, David 612 Théo. trouble. 189 2 104,481.06 & Α. Β 246 McGlinchy, J the lock. No money was ob- J. F. A. Merrill I Doten.S. Η. sie M 200 F 460 W^haiy, 330 breaking 189 3 108,214.65 8801 Fred Ν 922 Webster, Benja- Myopia, Hy-promotro· Adm'r Dew, El- Murdock & Free- min 830 Al. tained and nothing was in the 189 4 98,386.67 William B.. 2u4 McKenney, Woodman, missing Ensued 277 WASH'N ST.,Boston pia. Presbyopia, Asthen- Davis, Anna T-... 506 Dow, eanor heirs 280 man 218 Weeks, Stephen or Davis, Hall L.·... 224 Urowne, Joseph Mar- Murphy, Mary A 2/8 Η 542 Ed- 922Ι postofflce. A Keliable Agency. opia Astigmatism. list those Ex'ti' Elizabeth McKenney, Woodman, The following comprises Davis. Walter G.. 496 tha 304 Mussey, Daniel Welch, John 290 ward Cornish. Davis, William Ν, 488 Drowne 274 Chas heirs 294 whose taxes are more than $5,000: 220 McLaughlin, Wengren, Mar- 13. —Mrs. Asenath Small MASONIC EXCURSION Deehan, William. 230 Drummond,Josiali & Co 400 F 444 308 Cornish, Sept. W.. 600 Duddy, Edward.. 226 garet Baxter, James P.$7578 Grand Trunk Deering, John Wescott, Geo Ρ 806 Wright, Λ Β & is sick, and there are slight hopes all at Cut E. S. Frank ... 210 very tickets soldto Prices. PENDEXTER, Boston &MRR. 7118 Railway Co—$8064 Deering, John W. Dudley, κ C0 300 points 684 John 440 of lier dim Brown. J B, est..21312 Portland Gas (Capt.) Dunphv, recovery. aug2G 561 Congress St. 5S30 Co 9008 Deering, Rufus .214 Dyer, Abby F 220 Y in front of the Clapp.Mary JE.. Light F & C Β $288 Norton, Chap- The concrete walk stores — Water Rufus Co 540 Seth C 360 Nash, Maine. Davis, Wm G-·. 6426 Portland Deering, Dyer, Oliver M man Co 200 Young Men's Christian Association $312 Portland, 13750 Ansel G.. 256 Dyer, Thomas— 428 Nash, on Main St., have become hardened for aug22 dtl Farrington.Ira P, Co Dewey, heirs, Β D Ver- Noyes, Edward Valuable Farm at Auction. 8380 Wm W 8304 660 >O V RESIDENTS. estate Thomas, Ε. rill, Grd 582 A trustee use. > JobnM 476 Milliken, Seth M 228 list between $1000 and Eastburn, Mary J 388 Emery. unariotte Adams, $ Harry F. Smith who works for H. H. The following Ex- AlTin 292 SHALL sell on the of GEORGE W. Eastern G 248 American Keal, | premises Dredging 228 New & Sons., Portland, and Harry B. I 17. at ten $5000: Co 300 Emery, Daniel F. press Co England Hay WOLF, Searboro, Tuesday, Sept. 534 Hiram Chas J 212 & in a from Cor- o'clock in the forenoon. This farm is situated Eastman Bros. & .Jr 850 Palmer, John Ε Plummer, Bailey, Telephone Ayer, took a trip canoe A. Moses G 240 Τ 490 Moses M 586 Co 350 I on the road leading from IJunston to Beach Bancroft 920 Emery, George F. 286 Palmer, Bailey, Telegraph Falls last via Shoe Co 260 Ernesto 206 Newman, Ed- I nish to Steep Wednesday, and is known as the Dresser farm. Also HIGH TEST OILS Anderson, Alice Eaton, Clara C.,. 264 Emery, Geo. F. & Palmer Ponce, Blanchard, Ridge American Sugar | Harriet Ν Louisa Ρ 244 ward heirs 476 Rivers. at the same time and the stock and farm- Ρ $1696 Eaton, Woodman Mary J. Clapp Pay son, George Pope, | the Ossipee and Saco place AND iiefiiiery $14481 402 Heirs 592 Albert D 422 Edwin tools and other Cause S 336 trustees 428 Boy d, Norton, John Hutchins of Frveburg is to com- ing personal property. Portland Athletic Geo A 834 of sickness. GEORGE w. WOLF. J. M. & Emery, John A & Pearson, Samuel Burnham, I work with P. in two weeks selling Edwards, 248 Club 252 Jjl· 328 John A mence Durgin HENRY B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. Son 370 brother 240 F Peters, made vacant Lewis Portland Chemi- John Η 622 & George Ν taking the position recently Searboro, Sept. 10, 1895. sept!3d3t A Edwards, Mary J. 232 Emery, Mark P... 3i>8 Pendleton, Carroll, Bank, First Na- Brown,Mrs M.JIOOO 224 cal & Phosphate Coles Black, trustees 360 Wm. R. Copp engaging with I. N. Brown. I'hilip Η Edwards& Walker Emery, Sarah A.· 522 W worthy, j by GASOLINE. tional $2032 J W & Co 240 Samuel Η 316 Prince, Arthur W 258 1506 & John M.... 3752 Co 266 Perkins, Brackett. Barker, Peleg... Co 800 Portland Pier Co 232 Conant, Emma Portland & 1202 Burnham & Mor- Og- Berlin Mills Co.. F. Ruth W 228 Portland Publish- L M 412 Κ R Winifred. C. Pike of Portland is in rill 1800 Perley, densburg stoves this order from us. We fill Berry, A H, Shoe 362 Co 480 John Β 1304 Co 388 summer, any Ε Τ & Ben- Foster, Moses H.. 638 Perry, Charles ing Curtis, i town. size and we loan 5 cans to Co 2000 Burrows, Farnsworth, Portland Safe De- Charles Portland & ι ne /cwtLiMHi package gallon 1550 Β 370 Foster, Tlios A.. 550 Perry, Stephen Deake, or OIL Bolster,Snow&Co 1200 Co jamin Co 500 562" Rochester R Mies Edith M. Smith of Norway is at GASOLINE CUSTOMERS. Β. Β. Fox,A. Lewis heirs 290 C trustee 256 posit heirs, Farnsworth, Stove R Co 1546 the store 500 Fox. Frederick Pettingill, Sarah [Portland Deering, Hemy 652, I work for C. R. Smith photographer. shoe Co 618 OUR TEAMS CO TO Patrick heirs 530 J 350 Foundry Deering, Η & Portland, Saco Miss Myrtle Copp is at home. Feeney, C 416 3514 & Portsmouth The Aeolian does not require a special course I Chapman, C C. .31888 320 Fox. Harriet L... 310 Pierce, Anna L 506 Preston, John sisters corn to the of Casco Tanning g Stalks of towering height musical or The necessary Ε 12^6 382 Chas Putnam, Wm L 884 Deering, H et R R Co 3294 os study practice. Cash's Co $12S4!Chase, Ρ Fenn, William H. 658 Fox, John heirs... Plummer, | feet and can be aeen on be Stroudwater, Corner, Pleasantdale, 354 Putnam, Wm L al s 1558 Harriett thirteen higher skill is so slight that it may by any- Cate.Isaac M.·. 2102lClilîord, W H.. 2256 Fran- Fox. John M 204 A Preble, acquired Fesseaden, C M & trustee Susan Τ 1044 I tho farm of James C. Ayer. one is a few days. Having once become fami- Elizabeth and Central Wharf l Consolidated Elec cis trustee of E. Fox, Martha T... 206 Plummer, Fessenden, Cape Knightville, τ 55S C Messer 280 James D 722 Proctor, John F 1462 The corn canning factory of J. T. Huit liar with the manipulation of the various stops, 1646 Light Co of Me 2210 ΛΥ. Fox estate.. 280 Frank, Melvin P.. 250 II f MONDAY OF EACH WEEK. Proprietors... Chas Robinson, David with a full force. J P.. 1032 j Cox, A F & Son.. 1712 Ellen.. 214 Frank, Susan A... 272 Plummer, Furbish, Henry is running Champlin, Files,Julia 332 H 272 heirs 640 his Fisher, Thdmas.. 258 Frye, George C. 498 M Rev. J. B. Saer has resumed duties D. Elna heirs 210 THE PERFORMER CAN PLAY Woodferds and East 288 Fullam, Orlancl W 200 Gerry, Eldridge Sager, as of the Church, Deering, Fitzpatrick,James heirs 920 John pastor Congregational 522 Fuller, Augustus Q Schwarts, from a visit to TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK. John E, IDow, Neal $3222 FletelierS Co— Josiah 398 C heirs 358 having recently returned the most difficult compositions artistically, Donnell, 1044 Jona- F 494 Gilbert, heirs $1610|Drown, Joseph. Fletcher, Quinn & Co $254 Charles Shaw, L 252 England. without previous practice, his repatory being than Η 550 Fuller, Virnal V·. 208 Gilson, Ilarry So. Portland and A heirs 272 Sliepley, Helen limited only br the number of pieces published Knightville, Willard, E. Fobes Brothers... 4081 Κ which numbers Goddard, Rowena M 422 for the Instilment,I many THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK. Mr. Charles L. Kah- and includes Emery, Daniel F, heirs $1360 Rackliff, James Richardson, Kos- CN 3S6 Soûle, Eisa A 414 I While In Chicago, thousand, practically Gerrish, Freder- liove, saillies -u. L $438 well M Heirs 550 Green, Roscoe G 214 Steele, Abby A 1028 of Dos estate 594 ler, a prominent shoe merchant Woodtords and F. ick H 282 Rand, Helen A 568 Ricker, Sarah M 552 Hanson, Samuel 570 Swift, G F & Ε Morrills, Κ. 256 Goudy & Kent— 814 Ada Ella 288 212 had a serious time Franklin Wharf Gerrish,Orville Rand,John 420 Rines, Hayes, Ella H C 278 Moines, Iowa, quite ANY PIECE OF MUSIC EVER FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. Feesetiden, F....$2140i Am- William.... 220 A Isabel- S 598 Giddings, Gray, Rand, John F 616 Rines, Hilborn, Mary Taylor, Loreneo | such a sewro cold that Fox. Edw. heirs. Go $1722 Robert F.. 378 of it. He took a or brose heirs 402 Green, Randall, Joshua la 316 heirs 218 True, Benjamin 252 Drop us Postal Telephone, 318-3. C L Baxter, trus 10821 or but < Gilkey, Alphonso Greenough, Byron F heirs 236 Rines, David Τ Hilton, Fran- Tucker, Mary A he could hardly talk navigate, COMPOSED. L 908 it Co 800 & Albert S 640 H heirs 200 Ρ 524 H. Redlon, Luther 270 cena | the use of Chamberlain's Cough T... Free- H 992 W a t e r h prompt Gilmon. John Greenough, Heed, Thomas Β 332 Rines, Joseph Howe, Alice M ouse, On exhibition from 9 to 5. Call and 3501 man 280 H & Ε cured him of his cold so daily J H & Son & heirs Rice, C M Paper Robinson, C G 328 Joshua 202 Remedy quickly S. A. Hamlin, (Hooper, 272 Griffin, 276 260 294 hear it. lADDOX, R Alpheus.. 300 Co Calvin Son $1464, Leighton $1000 Goding,Marshal Co Hopkins, Webster, Royal that others at the hotel who had bad colds Edward 2041 Griffin, Charles S. 308 336 S als 316 Oil· Hammond. Will- | Hunt. George S. 4078 Goold. L. Rice, Dexter L 206 Rogers. Spencer Jerris, Wm H et Doalor, Sarah 248 D 2X0 Samuel 736 220 his and half a dozen s Goold, Rich, Andrew J 370 Rolfe, Knowles, James Whitmore, followed example lam, lieu John.... 352 A, Co 1100 Gordon, SethC..·· 492] Gulliver, Richards, Enoch Rumery. Libby Maine Wesley- Samuel 1024 | ordered it from the nearest 35 Middle Me. Healey.Jame3 250 persons drug St., Portland, (RGB) 1318| u. C 202 Co an Board of Willis, Henry & SONS jly2o dtf Richards, Fred Ε 712 Russell, John Education 240 heirs 238 J store. They were profuse in their The M. STEINERT CO., λ I. Haggett, Samuel F | Hersorri, riauuiu Richardson, Ann heirs 614 Meaher, Dennis York County how Sole New for the heirs 200 thanks to Mr. Kahler for tellng them England Representatives heirs 246 M 360 A 338 Savings Bank 722 Ι Steinway, Hardman, Gabier, Bacon, and International Steamship Co...... $3000 —498 S 490 cure a bad cold so For sale Hale, Clarence. Hind8,AureIiu3 Under the law taxing shares in National to quickly. other First Class Pianos. James C. 270 Binkley, fiutns II 282 K. Hamlen, Banks of non residents of the State, there is Landers & and H 344 Hitehinfçs, Clar- by Babbidge, Druggists Hamlen, James tax as follows : Τ inda A 200 levied a Westbrook. Kilborn, William $1254 Hammond, Mai· Edward Somerby, Benja- C .B. Woodman, com 958 Hutchinsrs, John Sargent, Casco National Bank $1698 F min C 270 " L W. heirs 270 11 $312 Canal " 1280.^0 T. C. Harper, Ezra T. Hannah South worth Bros 520 McCOULDRtC,Mgr. heirs 220 Holden, Charles Sargent, Cumberland National Bank 287.20 John W. Harrison li 230 South worth, Fran " Lane. ILibby, 338 A. Executor— 3X6 First 1348 617 Congress Street, BUY EM J, heirs $3608 Harlow, Edward II 414 cis *278 " " estate. Holt, Eraetus E... 228 Sargent, Wm Merchants 802 dtf trustee. $2!)SO'Libtiy, H J & Co 1734 Harmon, ^Charles Geo Ε 346 Spaulding, Sarah " seplO Hand, C 212 Holt, Mary Β 296 Sawyer, rational Traders 526 S c li 1 ο tterbeck, Τ 238 " M. Harmon, Domini- Hooper, Daniel... 242 Portland National 234 Augustus G 286 Sparrow, John 234 " " 11.40 cus 330 Hooper, Oren 522 Chapman Maine Central Railroad School Maine Steamsliip IMilliken, Tomlln- heirs Schlotterbeck & Spring, Mrs An- Harris. Annie 320 Home, Mrs. A. C, 334 Northern Banking Co 57.50 Co $1600 son Co $1880 M. Foss Co 294 drew 580 M.. 970 Hortoii, Rufus Portland Trust Co 30 C J.. 10301Moulton, William, Hart. Hanson William Spring, Emily •J 12 McCarthy. 206 heirs 330 Senter, ANNUAL EXCURSION CE... 10541 heirs 2886 Haskell. Alfred.. heirs 300 Spring, Zilpah Milliken, Houghton. Olarlc MAINF TOWNS. TO Milliken. Cousins Mussey, John, Haskell, Charles William, VV 278 = 0 260 & Co 480 Senter, & Short 26001 heirs 1672 Jr 320 Standard Cloth- Stationery James L. Haskell & Jones.. 600 How. 216 Co 264 ■■«Il I III II heirs 232 Shaekford.Rufus ing —III· KINGFIELD O. Hasty, Almlra.... 208 Thos 326; Stanwood, Ed- Item· of Interest Gathered by Corres- FARMINGTON, PHILLIPS, AND Howell, Amos E.. 2!>G Shannahan, Hasty, Edward... 744 M 356 win L heirs 202 THE Moore & lOxnard, Edw,P& Areheleaus 374 Shaw, Chester of tlie Près·. == AND Owen, Ilawkes, Ezra— 212 Hunt. 418 Ε L & pondent,* CHCram, trus, S. & SI] aw, Eugene F Stanwood, Co $1200 Hay. Η. H. & Son, 320 Hunt, George 440 Co 320 BUTLER & GO. ! Geo Warren, est$203G James P. Baxter 206 Shaw, Geo C HUTCHINSON, RANGELEY Hersey, Theophi- Shaw, Geo C & Stead man, Ε M Gorham. F. B. Butler LAKES, lus heirs 698 Hyde, Ellen F.... 272 J. Hutcliiuson, C, I. P. Co 624 & Co 340 T. J. Hollivan. T1ICTKSDAY, Sept. 19th. Al- MEETING ON SCHOOL· Supplies Star Sliaw, Goding Stephenson, IMPORTANT Payson, Chas H. $1060 Portland Shoe Co 900 exander B 362 No. Temple Street. Tickets for Farmlngton, Kingfield and Phil- Match Co AFFAIRS. — — Payson.Henry M 2500 $1052 Ingalls, Harlan Ingrraham, Eliza- Shaw, Hammond S Stevens, A Ε & Hps good to stop over Sunday. Tickets lor OF 3460 Portland Steam L 5 00 — Manufacturers of— Portland Comp·· i", étais $376 beth & Carney 700 Co 400 was Lakes good for ten days. Fares as Co.... 2554 A meeting of Sohoci District No.l, Kangely Portland, Mtl)es- Packet William Β 416 Horace H 312 Jane Τ follows : Union Irish, Shaw, Stevens, IRON AND COPPER ert & Machias Portland Shaw, Sarah S heirs 476 held last Saturday evening at the High GALVANIZED GUT- Portland and Kockland to Farmlngton, §2.00, Station Co.. 3024 Steamboat Co. 1000 Ry extrx 400 Stevens & Jones it the to Kingfield, §3.00, to Phillips, $2.50, to Kange- Preble House Co 3310 school building, and was by far Portland Packing Jordan, James Simonds, Curtis Co 200 TERS AND CORNICES. lev, $3.50.1 1500 Wm L, Jewett, William most school Co Putnam, C H 2*4. Stevens, Sarah 694 largest and enthusiastic Brunswick. Bath, Auburn and Lewiston to & Jones Co. L $214 Stevens Portland RR Co. 1162 trustee est of Tin and Iron lioollng, Iron to to Jones, Anna Τ Jordan, W S & Simonds, Frank- Stevens, Tris- ever held in town. Mr. Corrugated Farmlngton, $1.00, Kingfield, $2.00, W S Perry 1000 224 ineetiDg Stephen for awn3 eod-m.w.f-tf Portland Savings & Elizabeth S Co lin, Jr 2 tram and Weather Boards Sidings, Edge Phillips, Sl-GO, to Kangeley, $2.50. Bank 4744 was chosen and and to Pullen 438 Jose, Charles Ε Simonton & Kan- Stevens, William Hinkley chairman, and Iron, Plain Gardiner, Hallowell Augusta Farming- 272 Strips Valley Ridge Caps. to Cartland Jose, Harriet Ν dall 2 Η Charles W. Harding, clerk. The mooting Smoke tan. $2.00, to Kingfield, $3.00, Phillips, K. Jones, 2 and Corrugated Conductors, Pipes & Co 300 C Sisk, James F St Francis Mills was called for the purpose of acting upon §2.50, to Kangeley, $3.50. Horatio Ν Harriet Ν 3 Co 300 for Steam Heaters, Ventilators and Ven- Oilier stations in proportion. Jones. A Jose, Small, : John F, Rincs Brothers.·$1000 Henry bho following articles win leave isnu ai t.iu a. Randall, lieirs, A Coombs heirs, Small, John C Stockman, Frank tilating Pipes, Etc. jlyleow3m A Special irain Rines, J Henry, 214 "To see if School District No. 1 will a. Auburn, estate $1534 trustee 280 Jose, Samuel Η et als trustee W m. ; Brunswick, 8.20 m.; 8.50; WEATHER PREDICTIONS, & McAl- David T, R 324 trains should Randall Jones Heal Es- Jenkins, George Grover & Clyde Storer, Frederick vote to repeal the vote passed at a special Lowlston. 8.E5. Regular be 1504 and Al- covered ser- lister Hight tate Co 414 F Cummings 4 Storer, Horace school mooting in said district 29th, taken from points uot by special Wharf bert S 1128 968 April Richardson Gran- Small, Stephen Ρ the SEPTEMBER : EXCURSIONS vice. 2380 Jordan, 1891, to following purport, namely: CO 210 ti 2 Stover, Benjamin F. K. BOOT Η BY, PAYSON TUCKER, Are uncertain but we are positive that von ville Ε 334 "Voted to transfer the schoolars of the Smith, Elizabeth 2 W G. P. & T. Α. V. P. & Gen'l Man. a of boots, shoes, or rubbers for 8, to the model schools con- TO THE will need pair Smith, Francis A 2 St rout, A1 mou Λ 326 grammar grade septl4d4t Fall and Winter wear. Now we are constantly the Normal com- Smith, F A & Co 2 Sturdevant, Isaac nected with school and our lines of Pall and Winter Foot- Small, John C, Stevens. A E, hrs$1304 Patrick $374 Kensell, Dexter 548 receiving Keating, 392 Smith, Henry St F heirs bine grades in the district the latest and newest styles, et for Storer. Η Ρ & F. 1304 224 \V primary wear. comprisine al,trustee Keeley, George John 9 Suskraut, Gustav said to we are them at the lowest S ν eat, Lorenzo & Whit- Kensell & Tabor G04 school building, primary grades and remember selling Helen J Pierce.$1132 Kendall H St John A heirs 450 WHITE in Portland. Smith, ever offered J UM 1214 770 Kimball, Mr» Or- Κ 402 bo under tho management of the Normal prices Smith. Hopkins ney trustee for El. Swan, Francis our Children's School Shoes. St Β F & ville 504 with the and Call and see & Henry Kennard, len H Cram 3 Swasey, Henry school, together agent 2742 U A 398 King & Dexter 200 John, trustees. Smith, J JI & H VV 232 A1 TRUNK Alvin of the district." GRAND St John & J ii Sweetsir, committee 334 Brown heirs 7 D It. understood that the of MOUNTAINS Hall J being repeal The Emery Wa- Thompson,Zenas, Ladrigan, \Vil- Little, Smith, Susan II Sweetsir, Anna said vote will restore the and RAiLWAY. H W lieirs 250 308 grammar terhouse Co. .§1200 & Gage, liam heirs $224 trustee 5 to occu- from X John 210 W primary grades the position they ....Every Day September.... The Twitclieli- trustees $1152 Lamb, Tliomas Little, Snow, Nellie W Sweet, John F. C. WHITE, and to all the they Co.. 1508 Thurston,George F 216 Little, X John & Τ 6 heirs 200 pied, privileges 10th to October 12th, the.... after MONDAY. Sept. 9th, 1895 Champlln 560 to was On aad Elias,. 1706 F, (deceased) Larrebee, Benja- Co possessed previous the vote that trains will run as follows: 480 St. Thomas, A 022 Congress Thomas, Eliza- Ella A Thurs- min heirs 282 Locke, Joseph τ April 29, 1891. aeptlSdt-f Wharf Pro- passed LEAVE. beth W, heirs, ton, extx 2000 Leath, John D 384 Long It seems that since the transfer was Alida M 428 For Auburn and Lewiston 7.10, 8.40 a.m. W W Thomas Leese, prietors Thompson, zs from date of sale. 104 Exchange St., Adams, Edw L Ο $7041 Anderson, John F, Thomas Truc, George Emery, Sheriff H. W STREET, AND DEPOT AT FOOT OF INDIA The 444 Adams. J M & C". 200, hrs $26(i lin Co 200 Tucker. Payeon Edwin A. Soule, Roscoe G. Harding, PAYSON TUCKER. V. P. & Gen. Man. STREET. STATE AGEilT. HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Laugh John \ldeu R E&Win Ο 30β| Anderson, Sam J. 738 Julia Tukesbury, N. Fred W. John A. F. E. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A. L. .J. SEARGEANT Gen'l Manager. Tliom, 208 Hayes, Harding, Alien & Co 3001 Austin, Lorin D... *288 Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. F.WL Putnam C heirs, John A, G. sep9 *toctns Portland. Sept. 9th. 1895, septlO 240 Tukesbury, Jon- Hinkley, Waterman. Herbert Allen, Fred'k E.. 2121 Λ pleasant laxative. All Druggists. trustee financial. AMUSEMENTS. PORTLAM) DAILY PRESS inated Mr. Whitten, who was entitled to Λ Public Franchise Given Away. left —AND— reappointment by long usage, and (Boston Herald.) the Council to take the odium of throw- The contemplated system of local mail MAINE STATE PRESS. NOTICE. ing down a faithful oublie servant. But transmission by pneumatic tubes will un- Subscription Rates. the odium to this case does not be a vast over Portland $β S3 for six attaching doubtedly improvement Theatre, Daily (in advance) per year: TO THE HOLDERS OP THE stop with the of Mr. Whitten. methods and an enormous con- G. Ε. LOTHKOl', Lessee and Manager. months ; $1.50 a quarter; 50 cents a month. rejection present The selection of lus The Daily is delivered every morning by successor is, to say venience to the Boston public. Consider- Water Works · carrier anywhere within the city limits and at the least, a very unfortunate ono. ing the faot that similar systems have National Go. Woodfords without extra charge. No apology is needed for instituting an been features of the postal service in .KANSAS CITY TO-NIGHT, in advance;, at th Daily (Not invariably inquiry into the qualifications of a man Paris, Herlin, London, Vienna and other 'ate of a year. $7 who seeks appointment to an important European capitals for fifteen or twonty Consolidated 6 Per Gent. Press, Mortgage Maine State (Weekly) published of bank public office like that examiner. years past, it is hardly consistent with tvery Thursday, $2 per year ; §1 for six months ; Such an inquiry is not only propor, it our national for keeping BONDS, >o cents a quarter; 25 ccuts ior trial subscrip- reputation That it is made late is due tion of six weeks. is a duty. abreast of the ago In suoh conveniences Dated August I, ISS3. that Mr. Timberlake Tersons to leave town for a long or to the fact prosecut- that the was not adopted long tlio above wishing principlo You are hereby notified that de- ihort periods may have the address of their ed his campaign for the office secretly, ago. scribed bonds .'ire called for payment and the with all accrued interest japer changed as often os desired. his candidaoy not being generally known But the fact that it is to bo a public same together unpaid thereon, will be paid on presentation, in Sew Rates. or two before liis oonvenienco no valid excuse for Advertising until a day appoint- gives York City. AY in with us at once lor In Daily Press SI.50 per square, first ment. Neither Mr. Whitten nor his friends the action of the board of alderman Bond should be deposited collection. week after. Three lnser- a seek, 75 cents per know that any one was in tho field un- giving this valuable franchiso to private In Her Own Popular Version, cions or less, SI.00 per square, livery other of til a few days before the nomination, so company without guarding the lights 3ay advertisements, one third less thau these quietly had Mr. Timberlake carried on the city and making provision for ade- WOODBURY & 0OULTON, ates. his canvass and got his "stack of petit- quate compensation for the use of the Half square advertisements $1.00 per week Bankers, Portland, Me. streets. It is an old habit of our munici- each succeeding week. ions." àrst week; half price August 31, 1895. sep3c!2w EAST THE Mr. authorities to bo too "A Square" is a space of the width of a col- Timberlake is a lawyer by profes- pal altogether gener- umn and one inch long. sion. He has been in practice ten or ous in giving away the people's money NEW Special Notices, on first page, one-third ad- twolve years in the town of Phillips in —or what amounts to the same thing, SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine. ditional. Franklin county. In 1888 he brought suit public franchises worth money—to private and Auction Sain. 12.00 per LYNNE. Amusements against one Eli Crosby for professional individuals and corporations, and the each week. Three insetious or less, square services. The case finally reached the aldermen, despite the earnest remon- Tickets, 75, 50 and 25 cts. Seats now £1.50 per square. law court and.in the eighty-flrst volume strances that have been made against oil sale at box office. Reading Noti-.es in nonpariel type and of the Maine is the such in the few years, 4's. classed with other paid notices, 15 cents per Reports published practices past Ο rendered and shows no of a better ue each insertion. opinion by Judge Walton signs disposition. matter concurred in in the recent re- ONE NIGHT Pure Reading Notices in reading type, by Judges Peters, Danforth, One of the best things Payable from 1903 to 1905. ONLY, 26 cents per line each insertion. Virgin and Emery. The opinion suffic- port of the special commission on the adver- Thursday, September 19th. Wants, To Let, For Sale and similar iently disoloses the facts of the casa It finances of Boston was the recommenda- Assessed Valuation $1,550,000 25 cents week in advance, for The Great Show of the tisements, per is as follows : tion that advantage be taken of tho op- Bay, adver- 40 words or less, no display. Displayed for a Total Debt this portunity obtaining good portion including colossal tisements under these headlines, and all adver- F. E. TIMBERLAKE VS. ELI of the much needed increase of municipal holders of tisements not paidl lia advance, twill be CROSBY. revenues by requiring public issue, $40,000 mUCMDV'6HcNKY 5 $eo,ooo charged at regular rates. franchises to pay for the privilege. Yet, Franklin. 1889. In Maine State Press—$1.00 per square Opinion January 18., in the faoe of this report, the very first Attorney. Compensation. Negligence. for first insertion, and fifty cents per square for for a franchise to use the Where an attorney makes twenty writs request high- MINSTRELS. each insertion. as of subsequent when only one is necessary, he cannot ways for private profit is granted, & Address all communications relating to sub for nor for fees WOODBURY M0ULT0N, reoover the write, term yore, by an almost unanimous vote of the ! 50 PERFOliMEKS 50 and advertisements to Portland in the thus com- MI5TERIY0UVE r.cription suits, unnecessarily and without even so Publishing Co., 97 Exchange Street, menced. board, waiting BANKEHS, Headed by the PrineeVof Comedians, Portland, Me. On motion defendant to set aside much as twenty-four hours to think it by ME. ARTHUR the verdict. The faota in the over. Cor. Middle and Exchange Sts. HEMMING, appear dtf opinion. There Is probably no other great city DROPPED YOUR JulySl THE PRESS. Walton, J.—The plaintiff has obtained in the United States which has the con- record of Boston in awuy a verdict of $107.50 for balance which he sistent giving Tua 10 POPULAR COMEDIANS 10 claims is due him for professional services UOllUlllOOS 1U1 » no uuuupunwu ua 12 SKILLED DANCERS 12 MONDAT, SEPTEMBER 16. \ΐ;Λ «.A 4-n tlin streets. From first to last the city has 0 CULTURED SINGERS 9 10 PICKANINNIES 10 conclusion that this verdict is clearly not received a dollar from this source. Even the worst cities in the 14 SPECIALTIES 14 The New York Sun thinks the Earl of wrong and must'be'set aside. Lawyers, governed 21 GRAND MILITARY BAND 21 I like New National Bank other are country, York, Philadelphia Gasco like professional men, required Dunraven.ought to be pitied rather than and have records immensely The Swell Parade of the Minstrel to possess and exercise a reasonable Baltimore, — OF — World. denounced. amount of knowledge and skill. And more creditable in this respect. In the for Tickets 50 and 25c. Seats now on when a lawyer is employed to assist in matter of street railway franchises, 7fi, reve- sale at box office. Mr. Richard Croker cas consented to the collection of a debt, and, through example, New York receives large PORTLAND, MAINE, of aud well settled rule nues in the shape of percentages of the make no opposition to the nomination ignoranoe a'plaiu of law, he makes twenty writs when only receipts, varying according to circum- ONE of Mr. Cleveland for a third term. Mr. the street raii- Bex NIGHT, one Jis neoessary, ho cannot (recover for stances. Since; Broadway 195 Middle St P. α 1103. which landed Jacob in PLU Cleveland must feel betterjnow. the writs nor for"term fees in the suits ay scundal, Sharp Friday, September SOth, thus unnecessarily commenced. To hold the penitentiary, with a lot of the alder- forbidden the 1824. It is probably entirely safe to offer any otherwise would place ignorance at a men the law has giving Incorporated LITTLE of franchises in Now York. amount of money for a match; between premium and knowledge at a discount. away public AGREAT BIG PIECE. FOR CAPITAL AND SURPLUS It that the was em- With all our municipal reform sentiment, the Valkyrie and the Defender. Dun- appears plaintiff ployed to make onejtrustee writ against why is it that public opinion is less effec- raven is done for this year at least, and nineteen joint debtors, and tl'at ho made tive here? KATIE ROONEY, of could him on it and delivered it to the and In the city receives an an- no amount money tempt creditor, Philadelphia 10 CENTS· In Chas. A for and al- ONE MILLION Taylor's great racing play. that the latter caused it to be served on nual license of $50 every car, to a racing courso whether it be^in New tho nineteen defendants and on the though the Philadelphia city council is York or off Marblehead. No news- bay Franklin & Megantic Railroad Company one of the most shamelessly corrupt legis- hesitate to offer a world, paper need therefore as their trustee ; and that several days lative bodies in the nevertheless, race for fear without instructions from his the strreet railway companies,in return DOLLARS. prize of any amount for^a it afterward, The Mascot franchises, over 131 Derby client and without seeing him, the for their trolley paved may be called upon to fork over the gum. plaintiff made nineteen more writs and miles of streot with asphalt from curb to prr The Great Derby Race. had them served—that is, he sued eaoh curb and bound themselves to maintain · Current Aocouuti received on favorable OLL Tlie Beautiful Swamp Scene, From rebel sources it is learned that a · The Realistic Gallows debtors in a the in good condition. In rUV*UMUUUMV terms. prr Scene. of the nineteen joint sepa- pavements OUR force of have been LONG EXPERIENCE OLL The Celebrated Traping Horse, considerable Spanards action. His excuse for so is Baltimore the public parks are main- on Time rate doing, Interest allowed Deposits. nrr "King Faro" in his wonderful the Cuban forces and cut he was not cortain he "coula tained the to tue city „ Enables us to surrouudedjby that that by payment guarantee a Correspondence solicited from Individu- OCL leap over the Rate· of a K. R. hold their several accounts against the considerable percentago of the gross re to pieces. The Spanish report of this als, Corporations, Banks, and others de- crossing. on of the street railwiiy railroad their joint liability. ceipts companies from transaction will make it appear on the other I siring to '-pen accounts, as well as 2 Car Loads Special Scenery. This excuse is not satisfactory. It is a Here in Boston .d, those to transact Banking: busi- All New Mechanical Effects. a Spanish victory. The only that in a suit every kind of company tha = wishing; great familiar rule of law practically Perfect Fit 10 Buck and AVing Dancers. the has been ness of description through this Bank. way one can get any thing like against joint debtors the property of each has sought privilege given any 2 thoroughbred Itace Horses "King Faro" be attached. And it was decided for the asking froe license to work its- and Gray Bruce, ;i correct idea^ of what is going may in Smith vs. Gaboon, 37 Maine, 281, that, will upou the thoroughfares. Street rail- STEPHEN R. SMALL Prsjiinl on in Cuba is to watch the actions of electric attention called to Tickets 75. 50 and 25c. Seats now on "in a suit against joint debtors, a person ways, gas, lighting, telephone Special our MARSHALL ft. GOD!ill CasYm from have not sale at box. office. the Madrid government. Reports holding goods, effects or credit*, of either and telegraph companies only jan4 utf « " for their but havi rebel and Spanish sources in the island of them may be held as trustee. The paid nothing rights, Improved Pad. Retains the the street surfaco in a chronic state to marginal note of this decision, which kept are equally unreliable. Preparations enormous cost to the we have quoted, is copied into the Maine of eruption at an most difficult forms of send more troops to Cuba is good.enough Digest under the title of "trustee city. Expensive pavemonts have beon NOTICE. Gilbert's Classes. proof however that the rebellion there.is process," and the subtitle of "when ruined and many streets are in such a Dancing will be " The de- condition that an enormou? serious and that little progress has been the trustee charged. disgraceful cision is also cited on the margin of the outlay will bo required to put thom in made so far in putting it'down. FRAMINGHAM, MASS., Children, Saturday, commencing Septem- revised statutes opposite the chapter re- decent order. is made that the service of this- to "trustee process," under the The plea WATER CO. men ces 3d: class 3Tondays Gorman merchants who sellfAmerican lating October Evening titleTof "when charged." And it seems pneumatic tube system will be such a und Thursdays, commencing September meats are now required to post in their to us that by a search of ten or fifteen great public convenience that no charge NEW YORK 80th. For furtoer particulars please call or should oe made for the use of tho streets. send for circulars. shops a notice to the effect that these minutes, the plaintiff could have found First Mortgage 6's, thus removed Ills uncer- The same has been put forward foi Respect fully, meats "have a this decision.and plea B. GILBERT. passed ouly superficial a DATED JUNE 1885. septl4tf M. tainty; and to remain ignorant, with the every other interest that has sought 1, und insufficient and no Elastic 75c. inspecticn, guar- means of information so readily accessi- public franchise. If the national govern- Trusses, to tho tubts ACUTION SALES antee of their purity can, therefore, be ble, must bo regarded as culpable nogli- ment proposed lay directly Holders of above bonds are hereby notified vs. for its own uso in the service it Bespeotfully vours. 42 Exchange Street. COLD 5s, approve. vising the management of $60,000,000 be- to very handsomely for the public J As. M. NEWTON, dtt pay and Scrofula Aberdeen, Blown CounSj, Ob apr2 and carefully selected longing to the people of the'state which franchises that they seek. There is, there- > THE APPOINTAIENT OF BANK EXAM- no "excuse for the Cap t. J. D. Johnston· have accumulated by years of thrift fore, Jabsolutely guar- X P Ρ P. purifies the blood, builds np they intercss not to demand & the INER. dians of the public weak and debilitated, Rives all whom it may concern: I here· BONDS denial a man who six strength To NOTICE.' STREET RAILWAY and self only years moh and make the best to weakened nerves, expels bv teetify to the wonderful properties oayment, bargain health and OF At last we have in the tho ^ disea^eo, giving the patient oi P. P. P·to* eruptions of the skin. 1 TO THE HOLDERS DEPOSITS. something shapo ago was found guilty by Supreme for the municipality. Neglect to, nappinosB where alckness, INTEREST PAID OX possible Ρ gloomy » offered for several years with an un· that has to the ». of an explanation why the rule Court of Maine of culpable negligence in io this is sufficient justify suspic- igehngs and lassitude first prevailed. pja-htly and disagreeable eruption oa Water ion while a franchise is the my face. I tried every known reme- Kansas Kansas obtained for with of his and with that, paid for, W For and P. P. P. City, Company many years past the practice profession short of primary, secondary tertiary dy bxii in vain,until waaused, payment has stopped the city iyphllis. fcr blood mercu- cured. FIRST MORTGAGE of bank for jw poisoning, and cin now entirely NORTHERN RANKING CO., reference to the appointment having charged his client officer's fees It is high time that this rock- vA rial poison, malaria, dyapepsla, and J. D. treasury. like (Slpied W in the case of Mr. as as of franchises was ^ I1? blood nnd smln «ltacasea, Sireel, examiner was broken more than throe times much he actu- less giving away publio β per cent BONDS, 53 Exchange to tho Au- forbidden by law, and provision made for tetter, scald boils, cnaeer varra, Whitten. It seems, according ally paid the officer. Our Supreme judges head, erysipelas, Skin Dated Nov. 18S7. PORTLAND, ME. returns for tho eczema—wc raav sa?, without, fear of 11, eodtf of the Boston of obtaining adequate privi- Casco Bay Swiss lawn Handker. "I arrived at the island about half past Some thirty members of the olub for at 19c, come exterminated. "Tho more you die marked down from 50c. embroidery, three and preceded up to the house of to Harpswell and took dinner Saturday and 'em the faster they grow," said he. But chiefs, scalloped of been 35c. Mr. Sturdivant. After spending some night at the Merryooneag house. A num- A lot ''Tropical he admitted that now they aro not as at time there X went cut with Mr. Sturdi- ber went on the steamer and several embroidered borders, large as they used to be, and that it re- Flower" Complexion SILKS COUNTER. vant, who was going to get the horse yachts went down. An enjoyable evening quires two men now to get a bushel in ioc, slightly soiled. whioh is allowed to roam at will over the was had at 35c a dozen the same time that it used to require but Soap, One lot of fine im- island, and whioh at that time was on Next Saturday another race similar to RIBBONS COUNTER. one. But he declared that the bottom of cakes. Great bargain. the other side of the island. When we re- the last will be held for a cup. Probably blouse with une ocean is coverea w m cjtuiis, anu mat ported Silks, turned, we taw smoke Issuing from the the same yachts will start with the ex- One lot of One lot of Preston's as fast as the tide flats are the fancy r. χ·., ν depleted, small shot same barn, and before we could arrive on the figures, clams come from the below to " up depths satin and gros- Portsmouth Lavendar spot, it was In flames. striped at a ON THE SQUARE. take their place·. color, 69c yard, As there is utile water on tne îsiaiiu, grain Ribbon, at ioc a Salts, at 14c a bottle, contained tons marked down from and the barn thirty-five Denies That Hie Race With obTtuary. $1, ''Jerry" Casey mariteu uuwn nickel screw of hay, it was impossible to check it, and yara, with cap, i.1 _..i „.:j_ Ten Eyclt Was Fixed. for over two hours it seemed as though Dr. George M. Staples. from 18c, all colors. a\rar\7xvhprp af" 9 SC. twilight had hesitated in dropping its Dr. M. Staples of colors lilac, The report that the race between George Dubuque, pink, grey, curtain and hundreds of yards away the whose death occurred took place last LACES COUNTER. "Jerry" Casey, the South Boston soulier, HABERE A SHER Τ COUNTER. light blue and scarlet. scenery of the surrounding week, wag the most picturesque and Ten Ecyk, which came off at probably prominent island was brightly illuminated by the in Iowa, and enjoyed the of Plasted'e summer resort in Portland physician Twenty-five pieces One lot of blaze. fancy per- DRAPERIES ROOM. immense is em- largest practice. He was born in Buxton harbor last Tuesday, was "fixed" silk and silk Mr. Hannaford estimated the loss at in this state, 26, 18-37, and sewing cale Shirts, laundered phatically denied by Casey. Casey feels April One lot of chenille It is insured for $800. in 1849. at a (1300, rumors should graduated at Colby University 5c very "sore" that aDy such barege Veiling, bosom, two collars and The case will be thoroughly investi- He studied medioine at Harvard Univer- Table knot, be floating around, and his friends, who 10c and Covers, deep if visitors to this de- been 20c. gated, and the nightly are sity and Bowdoin college, taking his yard, cuffs, collars saw him in his race with Ten Eyck, Youtb and may eat ( separate ted all at lonely island are caught it will go hard gree in the latter college in 1855. He be- Ase fringe round, willing to stand by him and see that be EMBROIDERIES COUNTER. or turn down, with them. practice in Farmington but remained standing is exonerated from any such accusations. gan 58c, marked down from there but a short emigrating to marked down It is doubtful that Casey or Ten Eyck, time, Oatrrjgal An assorted lot of at $i, DEEKING. have in Iowa and settling in Dubuque in 1850. 75C. with the reputation that both H Q from was of the 14th Iowa white and would it by any He surgeon Regi- Lace Tidies, $1.50. athletic circles, spoil with and after is ment during the war of the rebellion, pleasure pleasure. Also fifteen dozen LEATHER GOODS COUNTER. foul or illegal racing. Casey especially ecru, at been serving with great distinction. |After the The weakest digestion can stand 27c, 38c The eohool at Nason's Corner will opon anxious to have the matter thoroughly linen war he returned to Dubuque, whore he it, because its method of special and men's fine quality One lot of ''Boston today. sifted, and is doing all in his power to 42c. pent the remainder of his long life. The renders it bring it about. Word is expected from preparation perfectly Collars, odd sizes only, cloth sides and Harbor Notes. Harvard says he undoubtedly NECKWEAR COUNTER. Women's) Bags," tho Worcester oarsman whioh will have Dubuque digestible. ( United States steam- had the income from the at the half dozen. leather 11 There 'were four the effect to discredit all unfavorable talk largest practice Sweet, smooth, delicate—it Is 25c handles, 10, in the state ers in the harbor Sunday morning, viz : of medicine of any physician One lot of white regarding any fiasco. the ideal food for young and old and 12 inch, at 62c.. the steamer the lighthouse of Iowa, and one that was exceeded by Woodbury, Mr. St. John, who was unable to accept and all the in between. Chemisettes UNDER WEAR COUNTER. (Mens. steam- few in For ages linen supply steamer Myrtle, the buoy the office of referee, is willing to testify very physicians Chicago. in er Lilao and the oil steamer many years he was the physician fine BASEMENT. supply to his inability to be on hand on the standing collars, One lot of Glasten- Azalea. The last three came in Satur- charge of the Illinois Central business on occasion. vyork will bo performed by the navy yard some%hat soiled entire stock of day night. its Iowa division, the Chicago, Milwaukee goods, white merino Shirts Our employee, and a saving of $400 will there- bury The Azalea the entire Atlantio MUSIC AND DRAMA. & St. Paul, and the Chicago, Burlington at patrols bo realized the Bath Iron Works. and to go 5c at 50c and 62c and a by by rumpled, and Drawers, 67c, Cups coast and all the lighthouses & Northern. He had acquired large supplies The contractors are now confident that was called in been to sold to- with oil. She brought to this port Major practice in surgery ; he each today, 25c. marked down from $1. Saucers, be Ada the ram will exceod the speed of the Maine Gray. consultation all over northorn Iowa, and required Livermore of Boston, chief one at Miss Ada of 17 knots; At same counter, 37c to clear them and Massachusetts distriots. He was evi- Tonight at Portland Theatre, he was always at work. As he began to HOSIERY COUNTER, (Men'*) day will an engagement of three he to be a safe and silk dently in a hurry to reach Boston, since Gray begin accumulate proved The Deutsche Warte deolaros the Island lot of Japanese out. "East The so lot of he was put ashore here in order to take nights, presenting Lynne." careful investor, and thrifty had ho of Chusau, off the East coast of China One boys' heavy that as and a Handkerchiefs, men's, One lut of the train. The Azalea left Sunday ^morn- St. Louis Globe-Demorcat says become that his wealth is generally will be ceded to Germany perma- pressed nent will be founded there. The wool Sweaters, Mme. Vine she is powjrful and intense. estimated at $300,000, and τ-ay possible colony with garnet to ing· paper adds that Germany will obtuin needle-wrought glass Vinegar Bottles, In tho scene at the deathbed of her child at The Myrtle is on her way down east to be more. additional territory near Tien Tsin. and navy blue, 75c, emotional and swayed initials. Great be sold at supply the lighthouses with necessary she was exceedingly Patrick McSliea. bargain, today can. Miss marked down from had on board two new her audience as few actresses MARRIAGES. $1. articles. She Mi·. Patrick McShea, an old and re- COUNTER. 9c, price 15c. in certain scenes brought tears to CORSETS regular donkey engines. They are used at the Gray died suddenly COUNTER. she is a most spected citizen, Saturday UMBELLA stations for the eyes of her audience ; One lot of Delft Salad lighthouse quite extensively morning in McFadden's grocery store In Calais, Sept. 5, Kev. George Sherman Mills actress whose acting lives for- Vose. One lot of "R. & G." heavy work. capable from heart disease. He camo from Ireland and Miss Kate Gage dark Dishes at She will be In Wlnterport, Sept. », Daniel W, Curtis and One lot of navy 79c today, The schooner Bennett arrived ever in the memory. support- and Stephen when a young man and lived here forty- Miss Katie Foley, both of Wlnterport. Coutil Corsets, long ed a company. 4. Fred E. Twiss of Lawrence, wo- marked down from Saturday night with the winter's supply by competent as an of In Belfast. Sept. blue Macintoshes, $1.25. two years, thirty-three employe and Mis3 Isabel F. Stroutof East Belfast. coal for Preble soldiers. She Mass., medium waist, white, of Fort Hi Henry. the Grand Trunk. Ho leaves a widow, In Batl), Sect II, John F. Sklllings of New Inverness anchored olose to the fort and will York and Miss.Edith Fisher of Batli. men's, style begin 19 this well- two sons and two daughters. drab and at On Thursday, September In Belfast, Sept. 9. Augustus 1). Hayes and black, $1.12, tu this to at discharge morniug. known and strictly reliable amusement Miss F.lnora Shales. both of Belfast. with deep cape, go The SUPERIOR COURT. Waterville. 11. Charles H. Priest of marked down from It was an ideal day yesterday. at Portland Thea- In Sept. attraction will appear Shawmut and Miss Louise E. Adams of Water- The terms at these harbor and the islands certainly have em- $5.50 today, regular only tre in a rousing m nstrel programme Ttlle. Ο"· time this summer In Machlas. 9, W. H. Brown of Boston not been lovelier at any stars at the hoad. This com- Sept. Sales are cash bracing 40 and Miss Elizabeth L. price $7.50. Monday the sunshine was warm while the Longfellow. and — E. of ιιαα n»wv In Skow began, Sept. 11, Elmer Wlllard UNDER WEAR COUNTER uioij Saturday morning the case of State vs, (Muslin.) no air was Yet what a con- Augusta nnd Miss Addle H. Hoytof Slcowhcgan. TRIMMINGS COUNTER. and exchanges. invigorating. and comes to us the strongest was DRESS bearing John T. Fittsimons first taken up. In Auburn, Sept. 11, Leon A. Barker and Miss trast was to the Sunday spec- presented endorsements from our contemporaries. The state that the Florence tt. Ames. One lot of alleged respondent Elwell and Night- tacle of but a few weeks ago. Only one should be In Ifockport. Sept,. 10. Freeman Two lots of fine Such atttractions encouraged. broke and entered the store of Joseph Bertba A. Elwell. both of South Thomaston. jet boats was Mrs. tucked of the Caeco Bay Company's are now on sale. West Athens, Freeman F. Young gowns, yoke, Keserved seats Rigo, 927 Congress street, and stole there- In Sept. 6, at marked running to the islands and that carried of Solon and Miss Eliza A. Corson of Athens. Points, 33c, MOORE & CO from three bottles of beer. Verdict, embroidered ruffle, at OWEN, but a small number of people. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT guilty. down from 50c. One man who hadn't noticed the DEATHS. been C. A. True, oounty attorney. 83c, $1.25. of time that came The Judicial court will con- change began'Sunday, Supreme for NOTIONS COUNTER. James T. Fox defendant. 15, H. down to take the 3.15 for Cashing's, but vene tomorrow in five counties in this In this city, Sept. Royal Llbby, aged SHIRTWAISTS COUNTER. Bail was called and defaulted in the 66 0 months and 25 days. 4.20. The years. found that he must wait till state, namely, Androscoggin, Aroostook, i^UlllvO vl 1UUERY Ribbed merino Under- before in my or Plain at The Defender· The following transfers of real estate sure speed. Sworn to me and subscribed lined, at Very Fancy of the Bath Iron Works presence this 6th day of December, Λ. D. 188b. nets, 48c, wear, women's, white Tibe next best thing to seeing the in this county have been recorded in Gen. Hyde to Com. Miller, comman- down from Defender is to see the of of Deeds : has telegraphed marked 75c, at NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANCE ST. spirited picturo the Registry the and natural mixed, dant of the navy yard, that Katahdin |SKAI ! A. \v. CLKASON which has been issued h. Portland—Olive J. Strout to ■ -AT- the yacht, by South XotarU j 'ta Willard. there and?be ready for docking Cure is and & Co., of Boston. It Fannie J. will arrive Hall's Catarrh taken internally act^ Prang represents cradle on the blood surfaces of New Gloucester- -Fred M. Nevens to next Tho which was directly and mucous the with all sails set ploughing .Thursday. the system. Send for fre*· yaoht Charles P. Holmci. she was there before will testimonials, Λ built when be F. &UO., Toledo, O. & CO. HASTINGS'. through the water at race-horse speed, Sebago—George E. McDonald, et ale,to J.CHENEY MOORE & 'OWEN, MOORE W. P. the work to begin Monday. The jy Sold by Druggists, 75c. OWEN, CO. Kid i« aa exceedingly spirited picture. James A. Shaw. replaced, TO LET. FOR SALE. scent and hei had walking back- WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS. granite extending two hundred feet into to return • FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. ward. At the sag the sea. It is the Holder Anyone i'irrningham reservoir Forty words inserted under this head JTorty words inserted under this head Dyke. ol the c Forty words Inserted under this held ca-eh rope aused him to cross knee-de«p one week for 2K cents in advance. one week fer 35 cents, cash in advance. standing on the other sid e of this great one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. More About Holland and in water at fiue riding Beecham's for consti- Its Principal barrier can hear the breakers beating on part. The along pills on e a diffi- the rope special seems Ο LET—A suit of furnished rooms, without ULBSFOK SALE-We have received our Cities—Rotterdam and Amsterdam. the other side twenty feet anove his head. bicycle "MONEY to loan on furniture, organs, pianos, in cult feat, and the finish up, surrounded Τ board: bath adjoining; a single gentleman Β collection of choice Bulbs for fall planting. io* and Get the Goldsmith wrote truly of Holland machinery, horses, diamonds, watches, to 25$. by a blaze of was very effec- preferred. For particulars, apply N. S. Crocus, Lillies. &c. .Now pation these words: firreworks life insurance policies, first and second mort- Middle street. Hyacinths, Tulips, GARD1NEK, 185 16-1 is the time to for Also (Correspondence of the press.) tive. gages, real estate ; also notes discounted. Busi- plant spring flowering. book at and "Embosomed in tho where Holland not know flower pots, trellises, hanging baskets, soil for your druggist's Bale, 20. deep Apparently, Blondin does ness confidential. PORTLAND COLLATERAL O LET—A pleasant furnished room, heated, August lies, Middle second potting. W. C. SAWYER & CO., 7 & 9 Preble what and his secret LOAN CO., Room β. 185 street, — set bowl, hot and cold use me nervousness means, Τ lighted, water; street. 1'>-1 ROTTERDAM. Methinks her patient 00ns before has been in him- floor. sepld-4 room. Apply at 17 DOW ST., go by it. described as confidence of bath right stand obtained in hand bell. 12-1 SALE—A desirable new house and We had j: assed so rapidly from Brussels the self, iiy long habit rope-walk- "IlfANTED—For the winter, a furnished suite very Annual salas mora than G,000,000 bozee. Where the broad ocean leans against There is of the vic- FORstable at Woodfords; all modern con- ing. i0 doubt some of rooms with board in the Western part large front rooni3 furnished or and to The that we only laud." LET—Two bath, electric throughout; Antwerp Hague tims he has cairiod across his ropo have of the city, for man, wife and infant.^References on Congress street; next to veniences; lights TO unfurnished fitted for two families; 13 rooms; large lot, halted enough at Rotterdam to get A. H. G. suffered. He talk to them on the exchanged. Address WINTER, Press Office. place for business; suit- long vould City Building; good 12,000 line pass near; an extra most them to sit 13-1 or physician. Apply at 39» 1-2 feet;electric a of the whore Erasmus was indifférons subject; tell able for lawyer bargain will be if at once. N.8. glimpse city, him ST., My New Employment Office. given applied BLONDIN IN HIS OLDAGE· perfectly still, and avoid clutching ON Ε Y TO LOAN—On 1st. and 2d. mort- CONGRESS GARDINER, 185 Middle street. 16-1 born and where there is a fine monument HI" MKS. Ν. H. PALMER. 12-1 around the neck, or look downward when -1·"-*- real estate. Notes discounted on in gages, lota at Oakdale. of him with inscriptions the great in mid air. He has detected a favorable terras. W. P. CARR, Room 6, Ox- 60 .Pleasant street. the SALE—BuiUinee frequently iO LET—No. Deering, I10R offer for sale on As Told 111 ford Tim Deering Land Co. CITY or PORT LAND· The of His Life of relief on his back Building. 2d floor. sept!3-4 — of 7 rooms, bath, hot and cold Market-Place. Eioltins Story gasp from the man Τ lower rent desirable lota on furnace electric favorable terms, building a when the end of his rope was safely water; open grate; heat; Fesseoden, Pltl- Treasurer's Office, The city is intersected by cabals which the New York Homo Journal—Now a young single gentleman, in the In- Forest avenue, Falmouth. \ as one of his TirANT^D—By line; one of the best locations city. September 10, 1895. reached. What he considers ** furnished or nnfurnished apartments in a 141 William and Deerine sireets. Oakdale, Deer, } are often utilized as streets and markets Gentleman. of T. IS. PERCY, Commercial street. CJuiet Conntry feats was in walking on a rope in the western of the city ·, quire ing. Apply to ROLLINS & ADAMS, 31 Ex- XTOTICE is hereby given that the tax bills for greatest private house, part 12-1 built up high above. Rail- from the to tho mizzen on table Ibard not de3ired. Address, A. W. P., change street. Portland. myl.3—eowL'Îtw ai the year 1895 have been committed to me by vaultings main-mast steam- Press Office, 12-1 offices in Boyd Block, with a warrant for the collection of the same. and roads are constructed across the lion tamers and are board the Peninsular and Oriental City. LET—Desirable OR SALE—Two frame house and ways Kope-walke/s, poots be- and Exchange streets. H. T. story In accordance with an ordinance of the city a er Poonah, on Jior way to Australia, TO /orner Middlo F land, number 1ΐ stiee:t nine to and over islands by means of born and not made. Blondin began to "ΙΙΓ ANTED—!Lady and daughter would like Block, Room :i. 11-1 Gray harbor, tween Aden in 1874. Ho had to WfflïPLE, Agent. Boyd rooms and are to of One Pet' €cib( and Galle child to board, infant preferred ; would bath ; owners prepared Discount which open for ships to pass. walk a when he was only four sit down five the heaviest confinement and child. give buyer a good trade in the draw-bridges along rope times while take lad· during keep CTOREurtETOLET—At No. 89 Congress street. yjovo all modern conveniences best property and have reduced the price »cf will be allowed on all said taxes paid on or be- There are as many handsome quays as and at twico that ago gave » waves wero approaching the ship. House contains ; S5 Adp to J. II. GROVES, this week. 11-1 years old, Apply same. BENJAMIN 51 1-3 Exchange fore October 31, 1895, and on all His when on a tour consists of of care; all communications strictly private. SHAW, Thursday, there are starting of Italy baggage street. 14-1 October 31st interest will be valuable harbors, ships special exhibition before th# king Address MRS. E. F. R., 86 Nichols street, LET—A very desirable up stair rent, is taxes paid after the : A main rope of 800 foet, annum. world. The following Lewlston. Me. 11»! in particular; contains 8 charged at the rate or 6 per cent from here to all parts of the at Turin. And last Christmas, although 6inches, wSight 800 TO first class every GEORGE II. LI Β BY. circumference, rooms. 14 HILL STREET. jl-1 uoIHTaTi= iJn iSbermun extend- en 50 to know J. Inquire ■*- Treasurer ana Collector, Boompjes is the handsomest quay over 70 years at age, when peforming pounds; 28 straining ropes, guides- WANTED—The public that G. Mellun street, a ν pry desirable lot of bell banker, is at 137 Clark house for rent-α cot- 50 100 dtd for m banks of the hall, ropes, 80 avorage weight, CURRIER, and, by feet: will be sold at a bargain sepll ing mile along.tho the high rope in tho agricultural tylng-bars—the and bells of not being ό|1-3 tons. The' street. Speaking tubes all kinds Furnishedtage house of seven rooms situated in the if called for at once. JUHN F. PROCTOR, and from here the Rhine artearner s as nimble and including poles, li» uses and steamboats Possession given at Maas, Islington, h6 appeared of his we sup- put into hotels, private western p?y one who calls in person at this of- these curious streets with dogs as beasts to Blondin atter his great feat; another Rural Yorker. This grower references required. Address S. B. KNIGHT, Boston for Portland, 3.45 a. m. 12-1 tor 15 cents. If 3 cents is women about a a few Box 13, E. Peering. Me. fice. of ; burden and men and of his gifts was cluster diamond ring ; starting potatoes at a time at reg- EASTERN DIVISION. sent for postage, book is sont by return curious at the of inhabitants of the will there daily toil, sight and the village gave ular intervals, other un- or threo energetic ladv I From Union Station for Cape Elizabeth, mail from this office. Otherwise it be for say every day, When was sick, we gave her Castorla, each new face. We left it all Hanover him a medal, as a tribute of admira- Baby for and a. m. Biddeford, Newburyport, mailed from office of publication in Springfield, gold til mark is known. Then in a WANTED—Twoagents travelling; good salary, tt 8.45 ; a shut, in em- this your she cried for two or threo can-1 Salem, Lynn, 2.00. 9 00 a. m., Ohio, causing a delay of sevrai days. musing over country by tion, with inscription: "Presented to When she was a Child, Castorla, expenses paid. Also good Ameebury, to or two you send a vassers. STETSON'S No. 1 Pros- p. m. ; Portsmouth, Boston, t2.00, bankmonts with locks graduate the Mons. J. F. Blondin by the citizens of week may shipment to AGENCY, 12.30, 6,00 THF PEOPLES ATLAS. When she became Miss, she olung Castoria, bell. 11-1 tl.45, t6.00 p.m. Ar- an the size of Falls, in of a and pect street, upper t9.00 a. m.; §12.30, near- sea, but should aperturo Niagara appreciation feat every day, if your stock is and a. The Peoples Atlas of the world contains good them arrive in Boston, 5.58 m.. 12.55, 4.10, 4.40, the smallest wire one of these never before by man, but When she bad Children, she save Castoria, Boston for ly 70 maps aad 140 illustrations with descrip- penetrate attempted by honestly packed yon fin- capable gill for general house I 9,25 p. m. Leave Portland, 7.30, whole on may snap your WANTED—A matter. The are 11x14 inches. An artificial ; barriers, tho country him successfully performed the 19th of at 50 Carletou street, Reference a. 12.30, 7.00, 9.30 p. m. tive pages at the fluctuations in the market. work, 9.00 m., immense amount of statistical matter is given, would be laid waste in a single day. August, 1859, that of carrying a mm gers required. MRS. GEO. L1BBY. 11-1 SUNDAY TRAINS. κ list of which would fill this column. natural disadvant- his back over the Falls of sample In thinking of these upon Niagara Biddeford, Portsmouth. is a atlas for reference and a for I For Newbury- It handy ready one new for a people on a a WANTED-A good and reliable girl gen- or 2os, gains respect tight-rope." A. M. Bailey, wen known citizen of Salem, Lynn, Boston, 2.00 a. m., §12.30 marvel at the price. Price at this office sent ·» eral house ono that can furnish port, who have had tho courage and patience Since his triumphs at Blondin work; m. Arrive in Boston, 5.58 a. m., 4.12 p. by mafKo any address 30 cents. Orders by mail Niagara, Oregon, his wife has for at 1C2 ERACKETT ST., p. to in a land made more than 4000 Engoue, says references. Apply Leave Boston for *9.00 a. filled from publication office in Springfield, to accustom themselves living has asoents in all 11-1 m. Portland, m., but been troubled diarrhoea very much confidence at 9 a. m. Ohio. Those desiring it by return mail from below the level of the sea. We can parts of tho world without the slightest years with chronio Skllton—I don't have 7.00, 9.30p.m. has me. tConnects with Rail Lines for New York, this office must send υ cents for postage. admire the genius and thrift which aocident. Ho used his Niagara rope for and used many remedies with little relief in thatmedioal specialist who's treating 11ΓANTED—A Protestant nursemaid between '* South and West WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA. enabled a nation while suffering from the first performance at the she tried what's the reason? Dosen't he 20 and 80 years <>f age, who can give Crystal until Chamberlain's Colic, Hallen—Why, Press Onioe §Connects with Sound Lines for New York. so and civil dissensions so in one of reference. Address. MRS. H., A series of 18 portfolios each containing six many wars palace; these performances the and seem to understand your case? •Western Division from Nortn Berwick Son- at the Cholera Diarrhoea which seem to charge 10-1 teen colored of American Wild Flowers. overcome all difficulties, man who had charge of the fireworks Remedy, Skllton—Yes ; but lie dosen't days only. plates bravely and her Priée 16 cents each. All the parts are ready, same time increasing their wealth sent him off his bulance, and he nar- has cured sound and well. Give it a ine enougn. «Connects at Scarboro Crossing with name tho liindlug in cloth aud leather, with making their homes secure while rowly missed falling 120 feet by oatehing trial and you will t>0 at the train for Boston via Eastern Division. in gold. §3.50. Outline series, 10 dear. surprised RINGS! RINCS! RINCS! jWestern Division to North Berwick. Mamped wild waves are boating at their hold of the rope. He dropped his lialanc- it the value of Pond's parr. Contains same as col- relief 35 and 50 cent The little ones all know Thousand Solid Gold Riygs, Diamonds, Opals tickets to all Soutn and oents per figures In the North of Holland their is an ar- however. His other prompt affords. in latest Througn pointst ored series, but uncolored. ing-pole, only mis- f°r hot weather Bathing ■Pearls, Emeralds, Garnets and Moon Stones West tor sale at Ticket Office. Union Station. to tho bottles here. & Bab- Extract,in especially. or and Wedding Kings tificial coast especially exposed adventures were whlie wheeling a lioness e.ale Landers style setting. Engagement P. and water and Pond's Ex- the .T*wAi#ct Providence; New York.. 5 Iia.Hi; Augustus Hunt, Rockland; John F FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Good d'me 25^26 Laundry 4Vi(a>3 Last sales of Cod Irom vessel at $3 Anchoria Glasgow Oct Blair, Georges New York. 9 Crocker Portsmouth. U niou backs.. 40342 Gloss 6 Va @7 Va for large and #2 for medium; liauk ai, $2Wq) Britanic .Liverpool....Oct Bandait, KÛ^ nsfKfvl New York. 10 Island—Passed down sell Horace CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT GO., Am. calf.... 9031.151 Tobacco. il3· a. Normania .8*thampton...Oct Reedy 13tl>, G Morse, from for Galveston. WHAKF. Best brands.... 50®60 Itius cod from vessel 3 00(®$2 1 υ cw t tor Philadelphia CUSTOM HOUSE I-ead.. φ1 Passed 14th. sell l'red PortBevls. .Sheet Medium »0τώ4Λ la and small. up A Small. 6Vt(S7 ge MINIATURE ALMANAC SEPT. 16. for Chester. in the Pipe 6i4t®6 Common Last sales of Shore Mackerel ;© bbl In fisher- CB, WEEK DAY TIME TABLE, Quotations of Products Zinc Natural leaf.. ·· mn's order $22 W Block Island Staple 7Ve@8V4 ; Georges $20; 5 H1el> water Delaware Breakwater—Ar 13th, barque Mat- 1895. !» SnS sets«« It I ....; ; ; ; 8 37 Commencing Sunday, Sept. 15, Si ; Bay $1» 50. Sun \{ g"| thew Baird. Norton, from Crab Island. Passed 12 ι.. 9 ft 0 in We new Codfish 85 25 of (lays.. 27, For Forest City and Trefethen's Landi ng quote prime Georges Length ■ Heightclpll,ae t,. out. sell 1) Howard Falker, from Phila- Markets. Grain 0 C5 j ..10 ft 1 in Snear, Peak's Little and Great Diamond Leading Quotation*. for large and 3for small; Hank $3*/b®$4 Moon sets delphia for Portland. Islam., for for Bank at Islands, at 5.30, 6.40. 8 00, *10.30 a. m., CHIGCAO BOARD OK Τ Κ A. .11. large and»2V2'a$2H4 small; dry PERTH AMBOY-Ar 12th, sell Mattie Β SI"/* and S3'/i ; Shore $+ 50«$— for large and Russell. Drlnkwater. New York. 2.15, 4.20, 6.10 p. ill. j For Island, 8.00, Friday's quotations. 3Va tor small. Newfoundland do 00. PROVTNCETOWN—SId 14th, str Joseph I. Ponce Landing;, Long j SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. WHKAl. IN~EWfc *10.30 a. 2.15 m. Market. We quote cured cusk at $0@$4 Ί> qtl ; hake MARINE from Boston, sell John Τ Wil- m., p. I>aily Line, Sundays Included. New York Stock and Money Colby, towing a. 4.20 Dec. I haddock salted For Island, 6.40, *10.30 in., THE NKW STEAMERS Sept. 1 $ 1% ; S1V? 5sS2 ; heavy pollock liams, from Pine Island, Me. for Philadelphia. Cushiug'e AND PALATIAL Telegrapli.) 56 57'/s $l7/s@$2 ft otl ; and English cured do $3, Ar 13th, sells Harry and Lizzie D p. 111. HAY STATE AND PORTLAND. (By Opening I'OKT OF PORTLAND. Whitney RETURN. NEW YOKE, Sept. 14. Closing 66'/» 69V* Hest handline boneless Georges codec for me- Small, from coal port, bound north ; Jos Oakes. .· mrniately leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, 9 15. <· in season CORN. dium to 734C for large; middles 8 50; boneless Port Liberty for Lynn; Paul Seavey, Baltimore Leave Forest Ciiy Landing. 6.20, 7.20, ry evening at 7 o'clock, arriving on call is per cent. Prime mer· Money 1@0 Shore do 5@7c ; Grand Bank do 6®«Vsc;cusk, for Bangor. I *11.45 a. m., 3.30, 5.00, 6.25 p. m. for connections with earliest trains for points Sent. May. 14. a. fcantlle was 4% κ 51A per cent. 28 ν» 6% @0 Vie'.haddock ;:)ake at 3 ; SATURDAY, Sept. sell Hal- 9.00, *11.30 bfvonri. β paper quoted 31 Ve 3»4@4»,4 @4Va ROCltLAND—Ar 13th. Sardinian, Leave Trefethen's, 6.00, 7.05, Opening brands of boned cod 11 to 16c Bos- tickets for Providence, Lowell, Sterling Exchange was easy, with actual Closing 32 20Ά fiucy entirely Arrived. voise". New York; Julia A Decker, Spear. ill., 3.15 4.45, 6.45 p. in. Through j lb; Smoked Halibut, straight strips at 10c ton; Westllold. Golding. St John, NB; Maud. Leave Little Diamond, 6.10, 7.15, 9.10, Worcester, New York, etc. busluess in bankers bills at 4 88% A4 Kit fur FOltK. # ft. ; extra thick 10Va ;medium 9c ; small6V»c; Sir Fort William. Houston, Bangor, to finish Giggey, do; Beulah, Wasson, do; Willie I), *11,40 a. ni., 3.25, 4.35, 6.35 p. m. Returning, leave India Wharf, Boston, (or Dec. I for 9.05. o'clock. 60-day bills and 4 89'^.a4 89% demand; Jan. huncks n. Government Bonds LABD. Bloatrers at 1 no. shore do at 1 10; canned via Eastport. for Boston. Annie Sargent, Tibbetts. Boston. ; Ashton, Mes- *11.15 a. in., 3.00 p. ni. weak. 11.50 a. m., steady. Railroads July. Sept. Trout #1 50:fresh halibut $2 20; salmon 1 30; Sell Abel Ε Babcoek, Babcock. Philadelphia, senger. Belleveau Cove, NS; Pearl. McDougall. Leave Cusliing's Island, 7.25, lobtsers 1 clams 96c. American KB. Warner. Port m. FALMOUTH FORESIDE STEAMBOAT Bar sliver 66%. Opening. 90; sardines, coal to Me Cent Beaver Harbor, NB; Alpharetta, 5.05 p. CO., quarter oils, $3 00; half oils, «5 60; three-auar- Sell Sarah Ε Ropes, Kreger, Philadelphia, coal Gilbert. NS; Comrade. Akerly, St John, NB. PI Ε Κ Mexican dollarsδΆ1/*. Closing..'Idling. SUNDAY TIME TABLE. PORTLAND ter mustards. $2%, spiced, S3. to G Τ Hy Co. ROCKPORT—Ar 13th, »clis Mabel Ε Kennis- the Board was Saturday's quotations. 50 bbl. Nova coal Ε For Forest and Trefethen's Landing, Silver at 67H@67%. Large .New mimuand herring $4 Sch Margaret A May, Jones, Baltimore, ton, Gloucester; Jubilee. Iverson, do; Carrie City | Island and Falmouth Island. Little and Great Diamond For Diamond market closed WHEAT. Scotia large split $6 00; medium|$5 ;large round to G Τ Co. Lane, do; Edward Ε Rich. do. Peak's The stock barely steady. Hy a. m., 2.15, 4 20 p. ill Foreside. shore and choice layer packed do scarce ; Extra Sch Henry Chase. Black. Deer Isle. THOM ASTON—Ar 13th, sells Diadem,Poland. Islands. 9.00, 10.30 May. 10.30 a. Sept. large Labrador S 00. Laura & Maripn, Eastman, Cundy's Har- Boston; Ringleader, Simmons, do. For Ponce's Landing, Long Island, Railroad Receipt β. 675·» 63 Sch On and after 16th steamer Madeleine wenlng Pickled codfish $*®4 50; haddock 3 25; hall bor. SId. sells James Brown, Simmons, New York; m., 2.15, 4.20 p. ill. Sept. i4 56 ye 615/u 10.30 a. m.. 4.20 m. will leave Fort for Diamond Is laud, 7.00. FORT LAND. Sept. Closing but heads S3 sound $10; fugues and sound Sch Portland Packet, Gardiner, Pembroke. Silver Spray, Thorndlke, do. For Cusliing's Island. p. and to W. T. GO DING, General 11.00 a. m., 2.10. 4.10, 6.10 m. Keoointii by Main» Central K. R.—For Port- CORN. $9; $8 ; alewives 3; trout Sir; C: 1 Sell Ε G Willard. Gilbert, Albany, sand C. Manager. p. tongues * or 8.45 a. fornia salmon Halifax do Foundry Co. Ports. Not run in stormy foggy weatoer. Return, leave Diamond Island, 7.20, 197 ears miscellaneous mercnaudise; lor Sep. May. §10; $23. Portland Stove Foreign snd, % dtf m.. 1.20, 3.30, δ.25 p. m. 31ϊ<ι 29Ά Sch liosa E. Stone. Georgetown. Me. septl2 roads cars. Opening Ar at St John. NB, 13th. schs Nellie Watters, For Falmouth 7.40, 11.00 a. m., eanuectUi^ 147 29 Boston Proûuce Market. Sch Clara & Mabel. Léman. New Harbor. Foreside, Closing 31 Ve Granville. Thomaston: C J Colwell, Rockport; 6.10 m. Sell Railroad. Simmons, Friendship. 2.10. 4.10, p. pork. BOSTON. Sebt. 14. 1895.—The following are Carrie Durwln, Castine; Nellie J Crocker, leave Falmouth 6.00, 8.20 Retail Grocers' sugar Hates. Barge Suffolk, Philadelphia, coal to A R Bell, Return, Foreside, Jan. to-ciav's quotations ut Provisions. Produce,etc. ; Henderson. Portland; Nellie Clark, Gayton, Co, a. m., 1.00. 3.10, 5.00 p. m. Rortlaud marketr-cut loat at 7c;confectlon6:r. July. Wright & Co. International Steamship 9.42 MEATS. Boston; iMaggie J Chadwlck, Comeau, Port sedtl4dtf E. R. NORTON, Manager. — 6ci Opening 7e;pulY#rlzed. c; powdered, granulated, 9.40 Cleared. land; Allen, 6c coflee and sht 14 40. Mlllbridge. ; crushed. 5Vbc·, yellow. —,£50. Closing. Pork, long cut, seh Rockland ; Annie Laura, backs 00. Cld. Leo. Sypher, Pork, lge and heavv $13 00&S14 Steamship Manhattan. Bragg, New York—J B Marshall, Thomaston; Essie C, Gilchrist, do. Portland Daily Freaa Stock Lt»t. Pork, lean lends 14 50. Eastport, Lubso. Calais, SLJaJw, K.3., Halifax,N. 3. Portland and Steamboat Co. Portland Whoieeaie Market, Covle. Boothbay S wax Λ Barrett, Banker» and I Tongues pork, $17 do beef $24 ψ bbl. Sell Addie Charlesotl, Smith, Wiscasset, to and all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- PORTLAND. 14. 1895. Corrected by Spoken. Sept. iirokers, 186 Middle street Beef, corned, $9 00810 00. load for JJenierara—J S Winslow & Co. tia, Prince Edward Island, and Cape Bret- FALL ARRANGEMENTS. Pro- Shoulders, smoked, SVa. lat Ion sell J Β Holdcn. The route to and The markets to-day on Breadstutts and STOCKS. Sch Fred Gower, Sargent. Sydney, CB—Ryan Sept 11. 32.20, 78.28, on. favorite Campobello Shoulders, corned and fresh 8VaC. & from Jacksonville for New York. St. Andrews. Ν, B. visions were easier attain to-day. Bld. Asked Kelsey. Description. Par Valu·. Hams, large and small, BàlOc. Sch Laura & Marion, Eastman, Harpswell—J Aug 28, lat 20 S. loll 33 W, ship Tam O'Shan- After Sept. 2, ot Gr.l • J18 120 Tall Monday, The (olio vrmiure to-day's quotation» ·, anal National Bank 100 Bacon, 10@10Vac. H Blake. ter, Peabody, from New York for Sydney, NSW. Arrangement. 98 100 102 Produce, etc.: Casco National Bank Pork, salt and briskets, "Vac. Sell Wave, Dorr. Addison—J H Blake. On and after Sept. and until further Provisions. 88 39 9th, Cumberland National Bank.. 40 Ribs, fresh. lOVbc. Sell J Β Holmes, Southwest Harbor- notice, the steamers of this line leave Kail- Flour- 98 loo Norrls, Chapman National Bank 100 Sausage, 9Vic. J Η Blake. ItAILIiOADS. road Wharf, Portland. Monday and Steamer Enterprise WUea^S'Ss. I 100 100 102 First National Bank Sausage meat, 8V4c. Friday at 5 p. m.. icr Eastport, Lubee 00®S15 113 114 15. To"^.®3 go Merohants' National Bank.. 75 Lard, tes, «%c;pall, 7»/«®7'/ac; lf,9®9Vi. SUNDAY, Sept. and St. John, with the abovft connections. Will leave East Boothbay Monday at 7.15 cS-O^-lô»·· 100 100 102 at So. National Trader»' Bank.... Beef steers, Arrived. R. R. Returning—Leave St John, Lubec and East- a. m. for Portland, toucuing Bristol, 8C.cSït3D&360 g» Portland National Bank 100 102 104 MAINE CENTRAL Heron Island, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel OaW. I»" 28030 Beef, fresh, hinds, lO@12Vic; fores, 3rioVac, port same days. Portland Trust Co 100 110 112 ft. U S steamer Azalia. coasting. issued and Island. jar 10" 5 Lambs, spring, 7®8%c ψ Through tieicets baggage cheeked Oats, to»? g. 50 85 90 Bennett. New York— Portland at 6.45 m. for l^ne«D,.Ue3 1 Portland Gas Company Hogs, dressed, city, 6*4 e *» lb: eoun'ry, 51,4c. Steamship Cottage City, to destination. fâST"Freight received up to 4.00 Tuesday, leave Ta. 95®4lBj 118 120 and mdse to J Β Covle. at Island, Portland Railroad ComoanylOO Chickens, Northern, broilers, ψ ft. 14@16c. passengers Ill Effect Sept. 16th, 1895. p. m. Pemaquid. Touching Squirrel 66S876| Ct"Î?îowe00 00a20 50 luO coal to Fort Bristol Portland Water Co 100 105 fresh, 12@14c; Western, ice Sch Stepheu Bennett. New York, For Tickets and Staterooms, at the Boothbay Harbor, Heroi: Island, So. 6043 6 000°S22«0 Fowls, North'n, leave Union apply ! packed llVac. Preble. Trains Portland, Station, Railway Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square and East Foothbay. riîSxiô^··3 BONDS Herhld. for Boston. for stations named below and inter- leave at 6 a. m. for 00®18 Geese, North'n, nom. : Western, 0@0c. Sch Rockport Square, or for other inlormation at Company's Office. Wednesday, Pemaquid 3 65SS3 -WJÎf. υΟ Damariscotta. mediate as follows: l6J Portland 1897 103V» 104 I Ducks. North'n, West, OOigOOc. Sch W C Pendleton, Webber, points Railroad Wharf, foot of State street Portland and above landings, 50®3 60. City 8s, 7.00 a. m. For Bruiiswick, B»tli, Rockland, leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. for ^io..3 Portland 6s. 1907 122 Turkeys. Western, Iced 12c. ap29dcf J. B. COY LE. Gen. Man. Thursday, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, Lisbon Ealis. Boothbay Harbor. Touching at Squirrel roniana 48. ι»υζ—i»iz ruiiuiuK w PBODOCK. M1DdadKuoS:·*2"®2200 τ,/Λη,ΓηΑητ αΛ*4· 1 A A αοΐια HoHio Tîir. 6s, 189». R R. *1(1 10R 108 Bangor au ν luuio 8.30 a. m. For Danville Je. (Poland Springs) leave Boothbay Harbor at 9 a. m. W»^85®400; liangor 6s, 1906, Water 116 118 JJUlioi, eicauifUcat, hour, Thoinaston. Bucksportj Riverdale, Urqu Fridav, best. 18@18Vic;other. 14 5c. Mechanic Falls, Rumford Falls, Lewiston, for Portland. Touching ut Squirrel Island. Bail) 6j. 1898. Κ. K. aid 101 lOti Butter, dairy, hart. St John, NB. Livermore Falls. and Philips. leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. for 100 102 Butter, crmy.tmit.l. IS; ladle, ll@12Vi. Ellen, Piper, Boston ; Corlnna Farmington, Saturday, * Bath 6s. 1897, Municipal. Sid, Jchs Mary 8.45 a. m. For Fabyans, Burling- 100 Cheese, Northern, new do SVi®8 Vj ; Wst, new, Levensaler, Cam- Bridgton. Boat East Bootlibay. Touching at Squirrel Island, 103 Delaware, Five Cent Bath Municipal M. Bangor; The 4% s, 1907. Quuin, ton, Lancaster, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke, Heron Island and So. Bristol. Bath 48,1921, Refunding 10U 102 7»4@8c. den. Boothbay, Jtol»«e%7a35 hennery. oholce.22®24i East 18. Montreal, Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis ALFRED RACE, manager. Belfast β·. 1898.K. Ε. aid 104 106 Eggs, 14—Ar 10th, sch Bamaaoee i GREEN'S LANDING, Sept and all west. — ■ iST^iiieoliooi Municipal.. 99 100 Eggs.;Mich. 16c ; other Western f) 7ΐ 1 Va c. points FOB aug31dtf Fancy··· g0j»35 Belfast 48, 1892—1922. Fiheman. Knowlton, Boston. ll.IO a. m. for Danville Jc., Poland 100 101 Beans, pea.l 70ra)l 80:mediums, 1 66@1 7ô. Express Calais 4». 1901—1911 Refunding.. Sid 13th. schs Willie, Allen, Boston: James A Win thro n. Water- °®13θ! Peans. yei. eyes, 2 oo(&2 15:red kid.l βΟ@1 6B. station, Lewiston, MAINE COAST NAVIGATION CO. 17®20 Lewiaton 6·. J 901. Municipal 108 110 Paschal, do; Bessie H Gross. Thurs- Spring Lake via HŒ-.0t· Beans foreign, 1 65@1 73. Webster, ville, Mooseliead Foxcroft, Bangor, Lewiston 49. 1913. Municipal 102 104 A 11 Whltmore, Dow, do; Edward Bicli, Bar Old Houlton, Fort Fairfield M»c.îî"li 25°0®*27 Congous J^50 Hay. New York and Can, fancy. $18 00@19 00. ton, do; Harbor, town, and Fast Saco 4s. 1901. Municipal 100 101 do. & A. R. R. and St. PEAKS' ISLAND. The New, Elegant Japan·· 18§35 Fair to .$$10 O0@$17o;lower grades $11 Paschal, and Caribou via Β. Andrews, Formoio... ·····'"*' Main· Central R. It. 7».1898,l«t mteioe 108 good and Halifax. „oSbO " " BEACH. 13—Ar, sch Grecian Bend, St. John cons. mtgl34 13f @«15. RED Sept Μβα.» βαβ 7s, 1912, 1.00 p. τη. Express for Brunswick, Lisbon STEAMER «-His1«•·Ι®Λ!ίΠί qifi 104 106 Straw, rve, il2«S13; oat, 87I/4®$8Vs. Lay ton, Windsor. SALACIA, »ra«»S AA Itand&ra Gran * 9 lb "4^8 Hattie Falls. Augusta, Waterville. Moosehead Lake * " extens'nl06 108 Potatoes,Aroostook Co. Hebrons Sc bush Sid, schs Avon. Hill, Windsor; R, STEAMER ELDORADO, Capt. Jol-n Berry, On and After Monday 9th, l*OÔe»16°0| ΐχ-aaaH» "g6s, 1900. via Foxcroft, Bangor, Bar Harbor and Oldtown. Sept. " FdlOl 102 Potatoes, Ν Y Hebrons 50. Parrsboro. nranul»t«a··jn" 464 "4yas. 1906, 8kg 1.05 p. m.. For Danville Jc., Poland Springs House will leave Franklin wharf, Portland, dally (ex- do Rose ;&45. 14—Ar. sells Maud Phila- will leave the end of Custom 4 3 16 Leeds & Farmington R. R. 88. i896.101 102 SACO, Sept Dudley, station. Mechanics Rumford Falls, cept at 7.30 a. m. for Boothbay Har- TJnVe 76c«100| new cliolec 1? bbl, Ç2 25. Falls, Peaks' Suitday) 20ι Portland & Ogd'g gCa, 1900. 1st mtgloe 108 Apples, 00@2 delphia; Longfellow, do. Wharf for Jones' Landing, Island, bor. Mediums· 1 οο@ι ixwac.^d!t No 2 at $1 2Sffii 50. Lewiston, Farmington, Kingfield, Phillips Portland Water Co"s 6s, 1899 104 106 Apples, and Rangelev. at 6.00, 7.0Q, 8.00, 10.00, 11.00 a. m., 1.30, Returning leave Boothbay Harbor at 2 p. Portland Water Co's 4s. 1927 100 102 EXCHANGE DISPATCHES. in. at Portland at about 6.30 m. ρ, m. For Freeport. Brunswick, Au- 4.00, 5.00 and 6.15 p. m. arriving p. Domestic Biarfcces. Ethel 1,30 2.30, at Beach both on Wed- Ar at Demerara. prior to Sept 13, barque gusta. Bath, Rockland and all stations on RETURN—Leave Jones' Landing, Landing Popliaiu ways Boston stack Market, (By Teleeraoh.l V Boynton, Portland. Know & Lincoln division. Waterville, Skow- nesday and Saturday. Peak»' Island, at 6.25. 7.25, S.25, 10.30, at with Boston and New L were Belfast. Dover and Connecting Portland l'he following to-day's quotations of SEPTEMBER 14.1895. liegan, Foxcroft, Bangor 6.40 ireTUio»·· stocks in Boston: Memoranda. Oldtown and Mattawamkeag. 11.30 a. m., 2.00, 3.00, 430, 5.30 and York sleamers. NEW YORK—Flour—receipts 2(1.046 pokags; Bucksport, Excursions to Harbor an I port— Mexican Central 4s 67 Va 1.25 in. for Danville Jc., Poland m. · Daily Boothbay 13 7Bffll4 00 I sales 22ου pkgs : quiet and about steady. consist- p. Express p. clear·· Atchison. iTooeica Si Staata Je R 19 Highland Light, Sept 13—Wreckage, Springs station, Lewiston, Winthrop, Oakland, return for $1.00. 'SSrigg Wheat—receipts 253,200 bush ; sales 300,000 some ol it marked of 7541*00 Boston eices.pure7ye«*6% quiet 6teacly. was towed to Bangor by the Bismarok II.00 m. Express, Cars,for New York on Stocks and Bonds. p. Night sleeping Great Chelie^gue and Bustin's Islands, lift1 Quotatiocb low steady. to load lumber for New York. Waterville. Ban- iohn's, day Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, wolf's Point and Freeport at 9.25 a. m. and tT»P (By Telegraph.) CHICAGO—Wheat closed weakto-day at 56 ye Calais, Sept 11—Sch Annie Gus, fiom Perth Bar Harbor. Vanceboro, St. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ®ΛΪΡ 17«!'o' g'?e S»1 gor, Bucksport, 3.30 p. m. RETURNING, leave Freeport at The are and before at Vineyard-Haven, St. John and all Aroostook following to-day's closing quotations eash, >ept. Amboy, reported Stephens, 6.20 a. m. and 12.20 p. m. for Portland. arcorraliViiu'A Corn closed weak at 3iy«c cash and disabled, made repairs there and ar- Halifax and the Provinces, but does DIRECT STEAMShlP LISE. Me.Birr?OO09OO of Bonds: to-day temporary County, sep9dtf J. P. BAXERT. for aept. rived here today. not run to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft Arts W4 Mat Kerosene?·» Sept. 14, Sept.ll 3. Oats closed weak at 19Vie for cash and Sept. Delaware Breakwater, Sept 14—Barque or beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Harbor, From and Lipoma··· New 4's reg @lllVa Pork closed weak at 8 i2Va for cash, and thew Balrd. Norton, at this port from Crab Saturday nights. Bostonavsry Wednesday Saturday. Centennial ··· toil 1I New 4's coup @112Va Sept. Island, lost foretopmast during heavy weather. 12.55 a. in., midnight, Mt. Desert special, for RIVER. Pratt s Ast.iai ··** ♦ 2s From every Wednesday PRESUMPSCOT 3r-S«BS United States reg 96Va Lard closed weak at 5 77 Va for cash, and for Brunswick, Rockland, Augusta, Waterville. Philadelphia Pacific lsts .102 Port». at Rock- Central Sept. f>omeetio Bangor and Bar Harbor, connecting Steauier Santa XUaria & R. G. 1st lie morn- and Saturday. Denver closed weak land Wednesday, and Saturday ST LOUIS—Wheat to-day 68Μΐθ 14th, schs Mansur Β Oakea, rrora Central Boston, 3 p. m. From J°f0 Erie 2d J 78 BOSTON—Ar ings with steamer Frank Jonns for Castine, Wharf, Nearpy-.p- cash ; 58»4 Sept. Billow. Stevens, and James at 3 m. In- will leave wharf at Cumberland Mills for Pleas- Kansas Pacific Consols 76 Garnet. Machlas; Bar Harbor, Mac^iasport and all landings on Pine Street Wharf, Philadelphia, p, Corn closed at 31 for Sept, 27c for Oct, 24Vi Machias; Montlcello, Nut- surance one-halt '.he rate of vessel. ant Hill Falls via Pride's Bridge on arrival of ®1T| Mu9cate^lbb«|®|'London lay « Oregon Nav. lsts Ill Freeman. Johnson, route. sailiug Dec. Wood- and cars f'reble street, Portland, at 9.10 a. ·20®22 unciara lav Γ·υ*^0 ^ Kansas Paolllo lsts 107s/i ter; Medford, Bates ; Elizabeth Foster. Freights for the West by the Peun. K. R., leaving Creamer",*ΐ"* SUNDAY TRAINS. m. in time to connect .. ω Loella. S forwarded free of m. and 1.40 p. Returning UΠΙ Γ-UKC τ Valencia.. υ Northern Pacific cons 6s.... 40 DETROIT—Wheat closed weak; No 1 White ward ; Radiant, Hardy ; Ames; Sawyer, South by connecting lines, Nash. Nash; with 12.30 and 5.00 p. rn. cars for Portland. Choloe 16®17l Coal. Closing quotations of stocks: eocasli; No 2 Red at 60 cash. Stevens; Anua D Price, Copy. commission. 7.20 a.m., paper train for Brunswick .Au- on of cars Preble Chuit. i Cnmt*«1ϋ I Labia..·.· 8626 dull and weak. Wheat—N02 Spring 67$i®59c: all from Rockland ; Antelope, ; Agent, Central Whirf, Boston. ~ Bosfon Λ Maine 178*4 and Bar Harbor. General is not excelled that of tl ο jtsreaa LamDer. No 2 Red 577/8®581/4C. Corn—No 2 at 3J6^c. Stlnson. both from Rockport; Ben Hur, Lewis, Ε. B. SA M i'St J.N, Treasurer and which by Central Pacific 18 19 II.00 p. m., Niirht Express with sleeping îThlte wood- Oats—No 2 at 19Vs : No 2 Rye at 37c nominal. Kennebec; Mansur Β Gakes,Garnet, Machias; Manager, BU stale St., Fiske Building, Boston, River. Poll Sup 6Mi®7ya Ohio 1 20 ears for ail paints. do 5Vs I No 142. l-in»32@S39 Ches. « No 2 No 1 Flaxseed 90^i Sadie Corey, Lowe; Wlnslow Morse. Newton; Mass. oct22dtf sq...... Chicago a Alton 163 163 Barley at40@43c. 12.55 a. m., Mt. Desert special lor Rock· l*ae Iters....4Vj@5V* I SaDs.l-ln. »26@$28 Sf92Vjc. Proylelons—mess pork 8 26ffi8 87V». Minetta, Crockett; Mary Farrow, Morrissey; Chicago β Alton preterrea 173 173 Bel- and, Bangor and Bar Harbor Cooperate. Com'n, Un »23,a$26 Lard 6 86®6 87% ; short rib sides at 5 37VûS$ all from Winterport; Miantonomah. Ryan, & 83% 85% Ches- ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND. CO. Hhhd «hooks & hds— 1Ά, 1%&2- Chicago. Burlington Quincy 5 45. Dry salted meats—shoulders at 5 50® fast; Brunette. Rich, Ssarsport; Laura J MAINE STEAMSHIP ln, Nol&2|33@$3S Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.l3084 131 sides 6 25. Rockport; Silas McLoon, Morrill, From Lake aud Cumberland Mills FIVE CENT FARES Mol. city. 160®176 Τ fr Waorl (tO 1 L! Ο 5 62Vj ; short clear 0036 ter, Beal, Sebago NEW YORK DIRECT LINE.

1 00 lVi,lVa&2-in A Κ Woodward. Sinclair, Bangor; 7 .60 a. m. Montreal and Bridston 8.25 a, m. ; — 8u*.count'jr 86ο® Receipts—Flour, 12,800 bbls: wheat.147.000 Rockland, — το Dearer & Βία Grande 1«% Saeo Sound Country MoL Saps. »284@8Vi| Select ICBSesJ46@5 Minn Si St. L 24C higher: Sept In for a harbor) ; Unison. Barter.Kennebec; Lake 4.55 m.; Skowliegan, 7.25 Cltv. M. V.. ProTistons—Pork 8 87 Vs. Laid—prime steam (put Fryeburg, Sebago p. Keturn—Leave Peak's Island at 6.25. Each steamer touches at Cottage Manilla Doit Fine common. .J4û ®45 Minn, s «t. Leuis, 86 do; Mentor, Perry, do; Itaska. Rockland 5 25 m. ; St, York pf 6: at Hiyal. Barter, Waterville, p. 8.25, 10.30 a. m.. 1.00, 2.00, 3.00, 4.30, 5.30 in each direction and are dne in New and rope OOwi.e^ Spruce... $13 @14 Missouri rasiBc 36% 6 70@5 80. Bacon—shoulders longs 6*; White Foam, east- Mooseliead salt Wilson, Cherryfleld; Smith, John, Bar Harbor, Caribou and 7.00 m., or at close of entertaium e nts. Portland, sailiag day. do.l7¥s@18 I HemlocK Î 109 clear ribs 6% : short clear 6Vj. Dry meats Vlualhaveh ; New p. evening following Bussi* 11®12 Now Jersey Centrai ern port; Harvester,Roberts. Lake via Β & Λ., Bangor 5.35 p. ni. ; Range ley, Fare to New York one way $5.00; round trip Clayboaras— —shoulders at 5Vs : ribs 5 85; clear 5 60. G W Coleman, SUNDAY TIME TABLE. bi»aL..... e^%®7V» i Nerthen raclfic common b% Boxer, Lord, Ellsworth; Raitt, Farmlngton. Kumford Fails, Lewiston 5.45 p. to one way round and Dvee. X S30&32 2,400 bbls; wheat 41,000 $8.00; Cottage City $4.00; Pruti | Spruce, do do 19 Receipts—Flour Charles Washington. Collins, Rockland; and Montreal and all White a. preferred— 20,000 bash; oats 40.000 bush: Eliot; in.; Chicago Leave Portland at 9.00. 10.00. 11.00 m. trip «7.00. Acid Oxalic 12814 Clear >26(328 Northwestern 101% bu»n;|eorn rye .lames A Webster, Paschal. Greens Landing; Mountain 7.46 p. m. ; Mattawamkeag, Manaeer. — points. 3.00, -4.00, 5.0 ), 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 p. J. B. COYLE, Aold tart 338331 2d clear. *23®26 146 bush. Pasclial. Bessie H Grass, 1.00, 2.00, Northwestern, υία Edward Rich, do; Bar Harbor, liockland 1.40 a. m.: express in. J. F, LISCOMB. General Agent. jeSGdtf Ammonia 16®20| Sol Slft®20 Shipments—Flour 6,S0(V bbls: wheat <3,300 do; New York Centra! 101% Crossinan, do; Mary Steele, Pascdal, tug Halifax St. John. Vanceboro, Bar Harbor, Leave Peaksat8.30. 10.30 a. m., 12.30 Λ sue», .6%® 8 Fine 0 bush;oorn 1,300 bush; oats 33,000 bush; rye 9.30, pot... »2o®6 New York.Chicago & St. Louis 16%» Hercules. Kelley, Portland. Waterville aDd Augusta. 3.50 a. tn. 7.30 m. Shineles— — bush. 1.30. 2.30, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30. 6.30, p. Bals oonabla...*»®&5 do 1st pfd 70 Cld. sch Hattie McG Buck, Lane, Bangor; 37 White 23V*c. Sid, schs Augustus Palmer, port; dtl STEAMER "SOKOKIS." Royal Mail Steamers. .. 2 No 1 cedar..1 25&1 75 je!8 Brimstone. ®2Vil Ont.14 Western 17Vs Martha Τ Thomas. Sierra Leoue. 1 26@1 50 Time Table, to via Cochineal 4υ®43| Spruce Pacific Mail 30% ο (ton Market* Ar 15th. schs Mentor», Gott, Bangor; City of Montreal Liverpool Quebec. lVi® * Laths.spce..l 90@2 00 Copperas Fulman ralace 173 Teleerann.i Adams, Washington; Harriet, Ackley, On and after Steamer Sokokts 2. Lime—Cement. iBy Augusta. May 30,1S95, â.llau State Xjiixo. Cream tartar— ®28 Clark. Port Johnson; Lincoln, Portland & Rumford Falls as follows : 1 05 Keaaine 18% Calais; Alaska, R'y. will run until further notice, Ex 12®lb Lime.» csk. OOiBl SEPTEMBER 14. 1895. from an logwood. Bock Island 76% Wilson, Millbridge; Samuel W Brown, Leave Bridge street, Westbrook, at 10 a, m., Gumarabic.. .70*1 22 Cement. — .140® 1 BO NEW YORK—The i.ottou marnât to-day was Rock- Rain. St. Paul 73 eastern port; RutliS Hodgdon, Gilbert, 2.00 and 3.30 p. m. and Service. 14Μ>&67 Matches. Quiet, and unchanged; sales 346 hales, mid- Eliot. 1»» Effect June 24, 1835 New York Glasgow Glyccrtnc Ido 129 laud; Imogene. Caudage, do: Chilion, Returning, leave Mallison Falls at 11 a. m., 16 j£26 gross 65 pfd at (SVic: middling 8Vsc. Montreal. I From New York. Aloes cape..... Star,ψ 41 Va dling uplands gulf in Nantasket Roads, windbound, sch DEPARTURES. 2.45 and 4.30 m. From 68®«2 Dii'lio @65 St.Paul Se Omaha Anchored p. Camphor 115 NEW ORLEANS—The Cotton market Pike. at Westbrook in time to connect with 14 I State of Mebraska 11 62 Metals- do prfd to-day F A Arrive Numidian Sept. Sept. Wyirh ®65 Ho1/» was middling 7 13-I6C. YORK—Ar 13th, schs A Tyrrel, Lowe, 8.30 a. M. & 1.0f> F. M. From Union 3.30 and 5.30 electric cars for Portland. 211 < St Paul. Minn. /Si Mann..... quiet; Ν EW Station the 12. Sardinian Sept. Ornum... 2.00®8 >01 Copper— Brown. Sands River. common 10 <% CHARLESTON—The Cotton market Bangor; Ella Faulkingham, for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buck field, Can- Be sure and take the 9.10 a. ni., 1.10 or 2.40 Saureutlan Sept. 28 | Shellac 46® 60 14®48 com 00314 Suerar, quiet; Marshall, Greens Landing; 22 Texas Pacific I— ll'/i 7 9-16j. NS; C Ε Pickering. ton. Dix fiel i and Kumford Falls. electric cars from Portland, heart of Preble St. Parisian Oct. 5 I iBdtco 8Gc®f ll Polished copper. middling Point for Philadel- 35 UnionPacific.new M.4% Fostina, I'hilbrook, Allyn's 8.30 a. m., 1.05 and 5.10 p. m, From Union J. H. HEZELTON, Prop. Montreal service S50 and iodine 4®8 4 26 14x48 planished. SAVANNAH—The Cotton market is Bteady; Bell. Kate & Cabin passage, up- U. 8. Ex Dress J46 Lavinia Green. Bangor; Station ior Poland Springs. Poland anl juuelHtf Second Ipecac ιβο®ι 70' Bolts 14 Middling 7 7-18c. phia; A wards. lieturn, *100 and upwards. 12 Louis & Pacific.. 9% Mary. Coggswell. Rockport; Richard Hill, Mechanic Falls. Licorice, rt 16®20| Y M sheath Wabash, St. MOBILE—Tne Cotton market is mid- cabin. «30. Steerage at lowest rate. quiet; Heaton. and Nettie Cushing. Saturdays only train Portland 5.10 p. Lac ex 34®401 Y M Bolts 12 do prfd !21% leaving and New York service, $45 to St>5. dling 7%c. schs Abbie Bowlter, Bath; Sarah A Reed, m. connects with train on P. & R. F. run- Glasgow ...... Western Union 82% SM. R'y Morphine.. .1 70® 1 soi Bottoms 22®24 Bucki. Portland Jennie G Pills Return, i»SS to ·120. & West Point MEMPHIS—The Cotton market is steady; Calais ; Charley ; ning through to Kumford Falls. tickets can OU bVKamoE2 7 6 α,3 261 Inzot.... lOfell Richmond Thom- Passengers holding round trip go middlings 7s^c. bury, Rockland; J RBodwell.do; Louie, Stages connect at Poland Springs Station for & Worcester Line eu- or.Cod liven 66®l«0l Tin— do prfd Portland via one route and return by the other, thus aston. Poland Springs, and at Rumford Falls for An- smon 1 76®2 261 Straits.... 1β@17 the magnificent scenery of the St. Law- ε Havana Market. Ar lôth, str Manhattan, Portland ; sch Nellie dover and Kangeley Lakes. joying Olive 1 60i English rence and the shortest ocean passage 00®2 Cloth Market. F Hillsboro, NB; Lizzie Cochran, Two 30P.«3 26 Char. L Co. .4 75g6 00 Print 14. market is Sawyer. PORTLAND & R. R. to iioston direct via Galway and Peptt HAVANA. Sept. 1896—Sugar RfVers. NS; Henry. Shulee. NS; Mary A Hall, coaches between Union Glasgow nl 00| Char. L X. .6 00®5 25 Sept 14. 1895.—The fol- from 4179 Through passenger ROCHESTER steeragt, SIS; intermediate wiuiergree 76®2 FALL RIVER,Mass. nominal: exports Sept. 1st to 10th, Annie H Lewis. Stephen Morris, Mattie Holmes, Deny: Prepaid Potass Dr'mde·.46^47! Terne 6 00® 8 50 for stock tns. 925. to H. &. A. ALLAN, Montreal lowing is the print cloth statement the week: tons; 16-',912 Kit Carson, and Jonathan Cone, Bangor; Waggle Station, Portland and Rumford Falls. FOOT STREET Apply Antimony.·· îzwi* dull. STATION or or AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., 53 2*v«fOI Freights Exeahge firm. ttllU υ ^κηοίΛυιι, imviuuu, iuïiiiivw,Kennebec. OFJPKEBLE Boston, 6 650 Pieces Ellenr.lieil and J Nlckerscn, Portland; tickets on sale for all or 2C8«3* 0iM Cok" OCXgl Through points Ν. or to GEO. H. STAliK, Iodide 220.000 Jas A Parsons and J D On and after eTUi<2ay. Juno 30, 1895. Broadway, Y., RJI462! ·* K0®4o5 Production Richmond; Ingraliam, on P. & F. Portland. may9dtf Spelter.... European Aïaruei.s. Laura M Lunt, Hurricane Island; (t- Il'y. trains will Leave Portland: T. P. McGOWA.N bolder^** uexivenca Gardiner, Passenger 0^clîSÎVer3i%«37%' 14%@15 Somes Sound; Ked Vinalha- K. C. BRADFORD, G. P. Si T. Agt. Nails. Stock 108.000 (By Teiegrapn.1 Miranda, Jacket, For Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, 95.000 ven; George A Lawry, Jonesboro; Theodore Portland, Maine. Naenna, Windham and Eppiug at 7.30 a. Cask.ct.base 2 20Φ230 Sales d β«ϊ;Λ7β|ΐόθ;Btsnake -LONDON, Sept. 1885.—Consols 107% .J F Sullivan ; Samuel C Hart L. L. LINCOLN, m. and 12 30 p. in. wire. .2 6o®2 75 22,000 14, Dean and Wyman. Superintendent, ♦ K*ltpeU-« |Β|^ Spots °r ana 1073A for the account. Fred A Kmerson FeblOdtf Rumford Falls. Maine and North ♦ Naval Store*. 73,000 money Clark's Island; Richmond, For Manchester,. Concord, points j Steamboat Go. ",2B®S0 Futures A M. ..2 75@3 The market at 3VeC. ocpu JL4, Hock quiet is at 4 9-32; Cliff, Flora and Cora C Meader, For Rochester, Spring-val·. Alfred, Water- 16, 1S9λ, Steiinere will Coal tar... .4 76®δ 00 market llrm; American middling Pressey,U..rv,.,r« Co Sept. TV, lovnlf,, WiscasscîiVQuebec Railroad Sac ο River at 7.30 a. m. 12.30 and ISeginning ^SfïSaŒ PI ten 2 75Φ8 00 estimated sales 6,000 bales: speculation anu boro and Leave Portland Pier, Portland, New York Sugar Market. 5.30 p. m. as follow»: Wil. Pltcn. .2 75®3 00 el Dort 600 bales. Ellsworth. Head down. Head up. gsrssu^a 14.—The are the II Vsdi BANGOR—Ar 13th, sells R & Τ Ilargraves. For Uorham at 7.30 and 9.45 a. m.. 12.3Q, Rosin 3 00®>4 00 NEW YORK,Sept. following | Quotations Winter Wheat 4s 9Vsd@4s LONG, CLIFF and CIIEBEAGUK Reisley, Newport News; Chas L Davenport, No. 51 In effect July 34, 21 No. 4 3.00, 5.30, and 6.20 p. m. For fe Tupentme, gai. .33(2848 on refined at New York: Spring Wheat 5s@6s Ια. 3jNo. '95|No. HARPSWELL, BAILEY'S and "*.ao(Iaal quotations Sugars A. M. |p. M. I Ι Α. M. I P. M. For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, West- ISLANDS. OaKum...· 7 (®8 Corn 3s 4V2d. Philadelphia. 0.30 a. m.. 4.00U. 111. Cut loaf 5 1-16 Κ Schull, Philadelphia; brook Junction and Woodford's at 7.30, ORE'S ISLANDS. OIL. Sid, sells Chas Hall, 9.25 3.55 Lv.. Wiscasset ...Ar 8.55 2.48 FOR PORTLAND. Leave ORR'S «S·'-6» Crushed 5 3-16 New York. y.45 a. m.. 12.30. i».0G, 5.30, and KETURN Linseed 44@49 Lvgonia. Whelpley. ILv. Ar a. m., 1.00 p. m. Lv. HARPS- Powdered 4 11-16 Me- ..fShaepscot. 6.20 m. ISLAND, 6.00 BALTIMORE—Sid 13th, sells Harold J r p. fali"e2n::»ioei3jOuok. Boilea «47(fôr.2 4 7-16 OCEAN STEAM Kit. MOVEMENTS |Lv..tAlna Centre. A leave Portland for Rochester at WELL. calling at Intermediate landings, 6.35 Granulated Saco: Talofa, Port trains _j3 Sperm (56® 7 δ Cartv. Tampa. I Lv tAlna Ar Sunday m. Arrive Portland, 8.30 a. m., No 1 Fine granulated 4- 7-16 FOB sell Alice Archer, 6.15p.m.; arriye from .Rochester at U.30a. a. m.. 1.35 p. '.3d whale 4δ@50 FROM BRUNSWICK—Ar 13th, 10.00 4.321 Lv. ..Head Tide. .Ar 8.20 2.13 No 3 Coarse granulated 4 9 1* York. .Bremen hep 17 Portland. in. 3.30 p. in. No Banit 33®3ε Spree New Gibbs. 10.13 4.52 Lv... 8.01 1.55 SUNDAYS. *U Extra fine granulated 4 9-16 .Liverpool... Sep 18 13th. schs Boston; Chas Ε Whiteiield...Ar| Tho 12.30 p. m. train from Portland connects » Majestic New York. BATH—Ar Nellie, Snore 28(®33 !Lv... tPreble's — Ar 8 .'il Va Cubes 4 11-16 so'ampton...»ep 18 Ε J at A or Junction with "Hoosae Tunnel lor HARPSWELL and ill 20^ζ26 Paris New York.. Schmidt, do, passed up; 14th, sch Anna 10.3G 5.12 Lv.No. Ar 7.43 1.37 y Lv. PORTLAND *'t ,i3Ma i'orgie A. 4 11-16 18 Whiiefield. Route" for the West and at Union a. hi., 2.00 p. m. 4δ ®65 Mould Soutliwark New York. .Antwerp ...Sep Morse. Portsmouth. 1.19 Station, termedlate landings. 10.00, Lara A 4 6-16 19 10.53 5.31 Lv..Cooper's Mills..Ar 7.25 for Providence and New ni. 10 Confectioners Rotterdam New York. Amsteru.il»..Sep Sid. sclis Loring C Ballard, Philadelphia; Ja- Worcester, York, Return from Harpswell, 1.00 and 5.30 p. Castor ου@ι 4 1-16 19 ί Lv,. Maxy's Mills.. Ar for Norwich bav. No. 6 F. Bismarck.. .New York. .So'ampton...8ep cob Reed, Baltimore. via "Providence Line," ana excursions 22 miles down the Neatsfoot ... 56c,®7o 11,10 5.49 Lv — Windsor —Ar 7.08 1.02 Daily bporune- No. 7 3 16-16 .Hamburg. ...Sep 21 13th. schs New New York, via "Norwich Une" with Boston tickets, only 60c. Sundays, excur- ;·4®''Λ® (S 1'alatia New York. CAMDEN—Ar Ella Frances. 11.28 6.08! Lv.. Weeks' 6.50 12.44 Rounc trip Drop toi. 1 ·»ij0 Klaine No. 8 37/a .Bremen Sep 21 I.eona, Mills.. Ar & Albany K. Ft. for the West, and with tho 35c, other landings 25c. «not.^B Paints. Ems New York. YorK: Alice Fox, Hopkins, Boston; Corner Ar sions to llarpswell Buek. B. BB- | Loniiou Sep 21 LvfNewall's New York All Kail via "Spr ngfield." DANIELS, Gen'l Manager. Mohawk New York. Lane. do. — ISAIAH 11.48 6.301 Ar Palermo. — Lv ! 6.30 X. TT. r- -1 Lead— New York Minlnc Stock*. .Rotterdam...Sep 21 Pa—Ar A Small, Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester Maasdam ... .New York. CHESTER. 14th, sell Fred jeS2dtf Pure 50&6 00 -Glasgow .. 21 on or notice at 1.30 d. m. ; irom Rochester at 8.30 a. m., BB|, ground.5 (By THefrraplU Purnesia New York. ..Sep Thompson, Port lievis, CB. (t) Stops signal to Conductor. ... 6 00 21 and 5.48 in.; from Gorhani Ked... 50fe6 Etruria New York. .Liverpoo ....Sep DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR—Sid 13th, sells «J. P. TUCKER. Supt 1.30 p. YORK. 13. 1895.—The 24 at 8.30 and 10.50 a. ni., Fre3"eHav"'*îi®*i^ EneVentied3 (à}3V% NEW Sept. following Servia New York. .Liverpool.. .Sep John Cadwallader, Hoboken for Waldoboro; RICH Alt D T. RUNDLKTT. (Jen'l Mgr. 6.40, 1.30, wte Am Zinc... ό 00@7 00 are closing quotations oi mmioir shocks: Bremen 24 do 4.15,flanc. 5.48 ra. B«a" cJ to-day's Havel New York.. Sep Addie. Port Johnson for do; L M Thurlow, may 18 dOmos p. Rochelle... ·2 M» Coai .Antwerp ... 25 for For through Tickets to all points West and Col. Westernland New York. Sep for (Jardiner; Lizzie J Call. Port Liberty Itic© Hocking Coal. 3 V2 25 for apply to F. 11. COLLINS. Ticket St Louis New York. .S'tliampton..Sep Augusta; George Gurney, Port Reading South, Holmes & Co. b° .... 4 27 Portland, Me. aSee" '· '· '·"* Vt | Domestic @7 Homestake. New York. Liverpool ..Sep 25 Block Island; Sarah Eaton, New York. Agent. New York. £P Germanic J. W. METERS, Supt. 61 Broadway, Salt. Ontario 9% New York. S'tliampton. Sep 26 GEORG ETOWN, SC—Sid sell Ella Β Tks 00 Columbia ! '. ! 13th, STORAGE WAREHOOSES. dtf of the Ν. Y. Stock Exchange. Re- Is.lb hd2o®18 Quicksilver 3 New York. London Sep 28 Kimball. Caswell, Boston. je29 Members 60 Mobile and of Firms, Indivi- ite'eL ..feSVs Liverpool ..160@1 no pKl 11) York.. Liverpool... Sep 28 GLOUCESTER—111 port sell A Ueaton, ceive Accounts Deposits Dla'md 2 80 Camuania' ".. New nth, and allow interest on dally balances. Crys. bbl Mexican York. Genoa Sep 28 for New Yo' k. For of duals, etc., SSr.:'-®w SasSe New storage Goods, or at Saleratub. York.. Hamburg. ..Sep 28 New H. E. Huy and Sell for cash carry on margin liania. .New H YANNIS—Ar 13th, scli R Ε Glover, MILLS, the Phila- JÎ*"U Snlerarus ό@5 y2 Fieh York. Glasgow 28 Wares and lowest rate of interest on New York. 0.n..4V.@» Gloucester Market. Clrcassia "'..New ...Sep York for Rockland. Merchandise. Spices. York..York. Luerpool..Liverpool. ..Oct .Oct 2 Ran- Boston and Cnicago Stock Exchanges THE WP.KK ENDING T«»rnnle ..NewNew NEW I.ONDON-Ar 12th, sch Mary Λ Tuner. delphia, Cassia. pure 17(^19 κοκ Sept. 1,1895. Teutonic Oct 2 to CHASE PianO Bonds, Grain, Cotton, etc. Branch office New Vork New York.. So'ampton. dall, for Philadelphia. Apply BROS.. Stocks. Mace 100 of M-ickerel from New York S?w -, at Chandler's Music Store 431 ** One small lot Georges sold I -New York. S'tliampton..Oct 3 NEWPORT Order Slate 35 St., Boston, Mas*. οδαβδ ΐ™victoria- NEWS-Ar 14th, sch R"P?r Congre»· |§râ* HuUnegs m ι <1 ί» is London .. ..Oct 5 Congress Street. i^iktner out of :k!e offered for York.. Sawyer. ar Lizzie Wharf. at 25 pi an-1 Massachusetts'.New Drury, Portland; 13tli barque Long· «odtf septa eodl3t lie* York- Pepper 14®16 -New YorK- -Hamburg....Oct 5 Fortl&ud. 8ept7eod2\v Sept7 lot irom k ialanu. .... [ Carter, Dyer. ♦····· 26@27 Clovea 14ι&ΐΰ other small Patrïâ *■.'1 I ~=^"· ■ ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ο oncorn he in Portland. MISCELLANEOUS. NEW I check was a peculiar procoeding on the formerly worked Merrow has in tor THE PEE5S. SENSATIONAL CONSPIRACY. part of Hernandez, there is understood to served α term jail a another case not stabbing man in have been feature to the Bridgton. One of our ... in he "Mm Window's feoothmg syrup" less to be looked for. It is said that for a Webster, the confession which made to the ho sold fans been uteri over Fifty Yeurs by million long time Webster was asked to make out police, says that oi mothers for their children while Teeth- to which he from the store ... a bill for over}' box of tobacco he sold goods obtained SPECIALTIES with success. It soothes the Fire ing, perfect Domiiiicus £. Hamlin and this fact will be of Skillin, Hawkes & Co., to Dominicus ψ Arrested Last Hamlin, probably IS TO I child, softens the guing. allays Pain, cure E. d of ASSIST YOU TO DO used Hamlin in defence of himself. Hamlin, and that Hamlin isposed Wind Colio, regulates the and is the by bowels, considerable of to John Her- . . ΐ can be also said denies the tobacco 4 Insurance best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising Kight. It that Hamlin ever nandez. irom teething or other causes. For sale by in the strongest terms that he was The flight of the" suicide of Drnggislgin e-very j.artof the woild.Beaure in tho store of Skillin, Hawkes & Co., Hamlin, Hernandez and sojourn under ned aek for Sirs. "fflnslow's (soothing Syrup in the night, either alone or in company Merrow's !i5cts. a bottle. he ever the bed are suggestive commentaries on JOHN HEEMSDEZ SHOOTS HIM- with Arthur C. Webster, (hat the confession of and the sus- PLACED IN took any goods of any kind from their Webster SELF FATALLY. of the Baby cried, store, or that ho had any knowledge picions police. the The Mother sighed, whatever where Webster obtained Ho also donies that ho was the SUICIDE OF A TTRACTIVE goods. HERNANDEZ Doctor prescribed : Castoria?, street, man who was seen on Commercial was carried out with deliberation. Arrest of Arthur C. Webster Precipitates Mr. Skillin and Mr. Hawkes when Solid by About 5 o'clock he called on hia friend, more towaids a Disclosure of Scheme to Steal from Companies contributes in the Nothing they recognized the young follow Mr. the Middle street cigar t\DVERTlSlNGl Delavina, sound digestion than the use of Dr. Sicg- Commercial Street Stores· In short he buggy as Arthur Webster. dealer. Of his visit Mr. Delavina says: ert's Angostura Bitters, the celebrated EXCLUSIVELY a and and The police department^ Portland have makes general special denial, "He callod on mo about five o'olock and appetizer. his that of been actively,searching for Dominicus E. "it will be word against says, Ί am going to shoot myself, good said who resides on Stone street and Webster," as one of his friends yes- I John, what do you BRIEF JOTTINGS. Hamlin, bye.' said, 'Why, BY MAKING ORIGINAL TYPE is a member of the firm of Emery & terday. mean?' Ί am going to shoot myself, I Mr. E. EFFECTS AND FURNISHING Hamlin, well known grocers on Linooln The connection of Edgar must. So he shook hands with me and Rounds with the caso was wholly due to We learn that Capt. R. H. Emerson street. Hamlin is a man 25 years old, wont out. After he went I began to ELECTROS ζ Dow & Outer Heron the five has a the fact that in May last, Hamlin think about son to Her- \ has sold Island, price feet, seven inches tall, very it, and sent my of hair. He borrowed $300 of him, him a bill to come one received being $10,000. light mustache and blonde givng nandez's storo to tell him up There's · . Pinkham sale of the little store and fixtures, two A gentleman just returned from New wears gold-bowed spectacles. Hamlin has immediately. Hernandez was not in and of them ! and other York quotes the club nickname for the a wife and child, who are now at his horses, a harness, wagons .\!r. Thompson wrote Delavina on a piece ι & It is wife's old home was Saturday, Skillin, Hawkes and it to him when he owner of the English challenger. in Buxton. It sup- property. of paper showed ... and THE THURSTON PRINT also that himself was Co>, attached the stock in the store, arrived. soon after came into "Lord Dunracing." posed Hamlin Hernandez —— took of The handsome white steam yacht there, but when Officer Nowcomb tried yesterday Mr. Rounds delivery my storo and I said, John what did you under his bill of LOST Harriet of Boston came into_the harbor Saturday to arrest him the bird had the personal property mean when you said you wero going to $20,000. to the stable about δ o'clock flown. Hamlin went to Buxton with a sale, and sent the horses over shoot yourself? and he said, Ί musti I yesterday. of the Late of Samuel D. Randall, for An Incident in the Life Captain The English sparrows are making team, and had it there when he found keeping. must shooc myself tonight.' He said afternoon as has been statod, also to Dennieon. raids on the coops in theJOaks for the that an officer was in town after him. Yesterday good bye to me again and my to Buxton to make grain that is furnishod the pigeons and When Officer Newcomb inquired of Mr. Rounds went daughter, shaking our hands. Ί will business in The late Captain Wm. E. Dennieon, pheasants. Hamlin's wife's people as to his where- some further arrangements leave a lettor for you and Pouce to dis- of tho fact that Hamlin was to one day, in the presence of a gentleman A man who'lives on Wilmot street was abouts, he was told that he had been view give pose of my things?' He then went out drew from his safe a draft himself in h is I am I did of this city, wheeling so near the edge of Union there and gone. up. with tears eyes. sorry a and and showed it to the gentleman. It was wharf that he went overboard It seems that Hamlin drove into Port- Hamlin had been building stable, not have him arrested then." Saturday drawn on a it was that he owned it, but those in Mr. Her- a draft for $20,000, Brooklyn and a : land during the night Saturday, and supposed About 7.30 p. m. got good ducking. after the close of the it was attached by the man shots in Arm and dated just The men were at work strengthening early Sunday morning he was- believed to Saturday nandez's store heard two rapid A SNEEZE built and who hail reoeived and found him war. on Portland have onto a Grand Trunk train, who it, succession. They ran up the draw bridge] Saturday, slipped ΑηΛΛί-ιΐίηη fn nankin "Dfinrnson's sfcnrv- for his and a second at- He was CAPES. near labor, the throat. FALL and track has there. The either here or at some station here. nothing shot through lying laying begun States does not that the snees- who — ■>.. a —;»u i>«„ ν,οαΛ he received from the United gov- necossarily Imply South Portland tachment was put on by the parties track on Pickett street, SURRENDERS HIMSELF. in er is on the of furnished tho lumber. wall and blood ernment the sum of t20,000 greenbacks are or more verge ïpneumonia ; is nearly resting against the We showing twenty completed. Last Marshal who at a after the war neither do cold waves in evening, Trickey, The case will be before Judge from the wound. Medical aid southern port, just September The tub race between'Ephraim Webster brought pouring of new capes In all sorts of has been keeping a large portion of his the closed. It that there was a man, styles portend an early winter yet it is Robinson Wednesday, although state was immediately summoned but Her- appears and Frates did not materialize. Frates and had wise to avoid force on the lookout for Hamlin, that time to a member of a Brooklyn firm who was cloths and colors to suit all people and always the flrst'and be rowed to may not be ready at produce nandez was beyond reoovery. It was didn't show up. Webster the conclusion that he had and oash for the last. An outside about reached beneath the buying cotton in the South, was prepared from Custom House wharf its full case. found that a ball had entered all Fall weather. Jones landing to received a he could obtain should constant com- gone Canada, telephone More of tho to have the roof of hie the only terms on which wrap baTyouf in οηη hour and 40 minutes, winning property alleged jaw went up through it a idea to a from Mr. E. Rounds, He Dennison had Why isn't good get these and messago Edgar been stolen Wobster will be reached the brain. The re- it. heard that Captain panion chilly mornings the race. by produced mouth and thun in Buxton, that ho was on his way received this amount as prize new to a touch of to evenings. Speaking of wraps, what uns morning, wiieu jL>opuujf uiwuiug volver was a 38 double action, large cape give style The who broke into Johnson's i« nnil fVinf Tlfn Tlomlin nrac T1T1 fVi Viim calibre, burglars to him and asked ^'mistaken idea it one mutt finds time to look for it. It is understood both shots entered the same money, and he went dress or the one are is][that market on Milk street Thursday night and probably last year's you The marshal was more than delighted, him to let him have and that he wait until later in the season to that the information where it is located A of blood was beside him on it, pur- and took have been place. pool " $26.23, all^ captured. and waited for the of the muoh a draft on now? chase furs. The sooner a coming from and that the breath- would give him in exchange wearing you get Their from 11 to 13 years. comes Hamlin, the floor and he was unconscious, ages range wanted man with some of im- his firm in The took new dress made now cape the more comfort degree inolude a and costly in this Brooklyn. Captain Can't get your ί you'll get six ot whose names are plunder will large ing very heavily. He remained There are them, the Then now patience. it last he His the draft and handed over money. a from^it. those^offered you Edward Walter Bible. As Deputy Sterling put' condition until 9.50 when expired. and too early to buy Winter gar- Edward Owen, Flaherty, Mr. Rounds and Mr. Hamlin were made in the leisure At 11.30 seems to be in the When he reaohed New York he found the up mo. John Mulkern night: "The property body was taken to Rich's rooms O'Brien, Edward Burke, into the and Mr. Hamlin ment. ments of are more walked station, town." firm on whom the draft was made had summetfand apt J. Barnes. scattered all oyer ambulance. and George : "Do me those said to tho Marshal yon want Hamlin is the of gone to pieces, and the dratt was only a too, how useful a good to givejsatisfaction'ihan turned left the Preble The police believe that Hernandez, who was a native Spain, Surprising, A bioyole party yester- Marshal The was al- of waste out with a later on. Trickey?" question in an extensive dealer and manu- picee paper. is times of (rush Monday for a Massachu- principal quite conspiracy and has been a cigar weight cape at all year. day morning trip through most too much for the but he The was asked how he folt we have an in our Cloak De- marshal, for and of goods from several in this Captain opening setts. stealing disposing facturer for years city. admitted that/he did want him, and that " when he heard of the failure. He Single Capes, partment. Will you come? one or two Commercial street stores. One of his brands, the "J. H. was very replied The Columbia Club at Peaks Island him he had kept his men searching for came he didn't think much about it at the Double and The exposure of the conspiracy well known. He left a letter to his friend Capes, closed their cottage Saturday night failed to find Ladies' Fnrs. for hours. Mr. Newcomb followed he be time. It came easy and went easy. of Saturday, and was immediately Mr. Ernesto Ponce, requesting that Golf Capes, entertained the Shell Club Trefethen's when he was in him Saturday, because the suicide of John Saturday evening by buried beside his wife, and that whatever French Seal martin collar and landing with a supper. Hamlin wasn't there. As a THE TICKET AGENTS. Tourists Capes. Capes, Buxton, Hernandez, the toeper of tho tobacco he might hava be sent to his The Maine Grand Army 'body s were de- in Satur- property edge, extra heavy lining, couldn't be matter of fact he was this oity street. Hernandez store on Commercial mother in Spain. warmer or more hand- lighted with the quarters assigned them in from Buxton. He They Enjoyed Their Outing in This City A hint as to prices:— anything day night, driving had connection with the affair to also took fiom Bros. & at Louisville. enough Webster Joyce some for a deal in the Wiessinger factory then met Mr. with whom he had great bigger price Rounds, be into himself. and other articles. Saturday. in with all the comforts frightened shooting Co., curtains They than we They livod style some talk in regard to business matters, ask, $60, $50„.$45,;$42.50, It is believod that the amount of have recovered $200 or $300 worth, but $8.50 and 10.00. of home. to surrender him- about three hundred mem- $33.50, $37.50, $25. 20. and who advised him An estimate of between I Saturday, property is large. considerable more has probably been Seal and without the There was quite a'snow flurry Satur- self to Marshal At that time he bers of the International Ticket Capes, long full, Triokey. and has been made, but a of. Agents' Handsome Golf Capes of through in the western 11000 $2000 taken and disposed $45, $18, $15. day afternoon, and part was not to take the advice aassooiation came down from Boston in martin, $35, $25, $20, quite ready officer who has been the from Hawkes hail fell. The cold police working Of articles taken Skillan, and wool mixtures, dark and Astrachan very andfull not of the city some to him Mr. and a train on their way to Bar through Capes, long given by Rounds, Sunday thlnKs the iun amounï win been speoial case up, & Co., about $120Q worth have re- so as the but look al- weather coming suddenly has been very Mr. Rounds met him the second Harbor. On their arrival they were met medium colors with plaid and check expensive furs, morning never be known. to load indicated 38 covered. A large amount, enough most as trying. The mercury early and had a still further talk with CoL and Coyle. The K<3/-»L·· well,'t$3S, $33, $22, $20. time, came the arrest by Boothby Captain The exposure through a jigger, was found at Hernandez store. Fur seal lin- Saturday. him business matters and ad- tendered them a harbor Monkey Capes, collar, fancy on again of Arthur C. a also found at the patter gentleman Great Friday evening Webster, Some amounts were $20. Mr. Augustus Dyer of Chebeague vised him not to compel the authorities excursion on the handsome steamer Bay ing $27.50, man nineteen of who & 's teams ~ .niu. a _j »is that young years age, stable where Joyce Bros. Co. got a catch of^mackerel Saturday to make a long search for him. Mr. State. $14.00. was formerly employed by Ira C. Stock- were kept, and at the Chestnut street netted him §100. Hamlin then drove to Buxton to see his The steamer went out to a point oppo- Coney Capes, $13150, $12.50, $10, $9. bridge as an usher, and for other work. stable. Two decided novelties in Tourist Bark Celina cleared for1 Buenos Ayres and Mr. Rounds drove there site Portland Head During the wife, up More he has been Light. of lumber valued recently employed by Ladies* Jackets. Saturday with a cargo had a talk with Mr. passage Mr. ^Harris and his assistants One with velvet panel front yesterday afternoon, Joyce Bros. & Co., dealers in books and Capes. at $3,725. and Mrs. Hamlin business served an lunch and the regarding silverware at 176)^ Middle street. While appetizing and button ornamentation; the other, Cheviot Reefer Jackets, $3. of 53 Franklin )4/«V>^nrl nnlnnn mon nwAnrrln/ΐ George Harris, aged 15, matters, and then drove in with Hamlin, with Mr. Stockbridge Webster had begun Kersey Reefer Jackets, $8.98. a fence the of with street, tried to jump over picket who surrendered himself to Marshal and all did justice to the repast provided, highland wrap heavy plaid his career of dishonesty ; and he was Much Run Down Boucle Reefer Jackets, $8.98. in Dr. Congress street and the three cheers that the ex- new hood and double-breasted front. front^of Spaldings' Trickey. for from the box hearty Ladies' in arrested taking money Without strength or appetite, was my Jackets, tight fitting, $7.50, $9.98, residence and received an ugly wound cursionists gave on the wharf for the After consultation with Judge Robin- office at Kotzschmar hall On account of condition last spring. Hood's Sarsapa- $10.50, $iaS0,[$20. the leg.irom a picket Portland Steam Packet company were son, who was sent for in the evening, the boy's mother the matter was dropped. rilla was recom- 10.00. Kersey Jackets, silk lined, $21. surely deserved. $9.00 and and who was at the station for some It is believed now that Mr Stockbridge's mended to me. Astrachan Cloth Jackets, reefers and PERSONAL. After the delightful sail the Bay State i.ijut', jsiarsnai -i rji-htiv ubwucu uud tu losses wore considerable through Webster. The first bottle Two black single Capes, one Kersey tight fitting, $23. made fast to Franklin wharf, where a keep Hamlin at the station pending his That, however, has nothing to do with helped me. I lentltudo of horse cars were in waiting. the other boucle, a little jet and braid Miss Annie M. Waldron, Cumberland preliminary examination, but to send the present case, in which Webstor be- continued and Dress Goods. a a four The Portland Horse Bailroad had out to a effect. street, leaves Wednesday noon for, him at once to the jail, and he was sent came involved last February. Webster my appetite trimming give dressy string of cars, drawn by as handsome India Twills, 38 inches wide, 25c yard. years' course at Weliesley College. down in charge of Deputy Sterling. Be- has a brother named Edward Webster, improved and teams of horses as the exoursionists ever India Twills, 46 inohes wide,.were 50a. F.F. Floyd left for Richmond, Va., fore leaving the station, Marshal Triokey who works for Skillin, Hawkes & Co., that tired feel- of saw. There was room enough for every- $3.75, 4.50,5.00. Monday 39o yard. yesterday to attend the convention asked him if he wanted to make any the Commercial street wholesalers. He is Ing leit me. had an excellent m body, and the visitors India Twills, 50 inches wide, [that were cemetery superintendents statements for publication, and he replied trusted by his employers, and no one Formerly y Three double Capes, plain and Pri- opportunity to see the other side of Port- heavy 75c for 49o. Capt. Conly, Corp. McCarthy that he did not. He was then given in seems to suspect him of complicity in his bande trembled that is the business and residential and braid trimmed, length and A fine line of Black Sait vate Coffey of Co. L, 1st Regiment, went charge of Deputy Sterling. brother's performances. badly, but in land, good Novelty ings side. in from 50o to $2.50 a to Boston Saturday night to arrange for He met Mr. Hawkes and Mr. Skillin a One Sunday, several months ago, Hood's Sarsa- sweep. You'll be surprised to see how ranging price that found When they arrived at the Union station yard. the company's trip to city. few moments in the marshal's private Arthur C. Webster stole from his parilla I quality. Houso chef a vestibule train was in readiness to re- good Serges and Cheviots for 50c, 75o, 87 l-2o, Mr. Harry Pease, the Preble offioe before he was taken to the jail. brother's room a key to Skillin, Hawkos a wonderful take them to Bar to the was did not make ceive them and to 98c,$1.25. who goes Falmouth, present- Marshal Trickey public & Co. 's store. Edward Webster informed tonio. It is a medicine for nerve grand Harbor. ed a handsome clock Saturday night by what passed between them, if anything. his that he had lost the the blood and nerves." H. E. Squires, Novelties in full ripple single capes employers key, Plaids. the waiters. It is understood from statements made mm without East Leverett, Masa. and they gave another, Two Sadden Deaths in Maclilas. and other styles at many prices. Chief Jackson entertained Chief Caldor by those who talked with Mr. Hamlin changing the lock. Of Edward's honesty Machias, September 15.—James Pope, a Our line of Plaids in styles and'quality of the Brantford, Ont. flro department after the death of Hernandez, that he ex- express no doubts, and are standing Hood's they Sarsaparilla well kuown resident of Whitneyville, oannot be equalled for the ptioe. and M. R. Holivan of the lire committee pressed his regret at the tragical event, by him in the trying position brought dropped dead yesterday. He was 83 years Plaids for 10c yard. on Saturday with an inspection of our and that in substance he claimed that he about his brother's by dishonesty. Is the old. Plaids forj25c yard. fire boat and a Only FUR SCARFS Are house a trial of the did not know at any time where Webster Arthur C. Webster, soon after his Walter Phelps was drowned this after- Plaids for 50c, 62 l-2c, 75o yard. ride about town. Thoy were much got the goods he sold to him, and he in arrest, made a confession to the officers, noon, by falling from a log into the mill pleased. turn sold to Hernandez, that at no time in which he stated that he carried the True Blood Purifier That pond. He was eighteen and came from Bring Boy Mrs. Elizabeth Andrew Turner, elected did he go deeply into the business of key taken from his brother's room to the Prominently in the public eye today. AND BOAS. Boston a year ago. His family is un- of the Women's Relief Corps young Webster. The firm was formerly livery in here if you would like to have him as presidentt easy to buy, easy to take, known here. Portland at 5 faille at Louisville, was living in Emery & Hamlin, and it is understood UUUU rlllb easy In effect. 35 cents. If want to your neck warm well dressed as any other boy in STABLE OF GEORGE B. MERROW. you keep of her husband's death and went that the first box of tobacco was not have his suit aost the time bought "■*· these cool Autumn mornings and eve- town and you iroin hero to Boston into the millinery of Webster by Mr. Emery, who thought on Chestnut streot. He represents that a fortune. We are selling the beet it's a to business. the boy got it at some place where he had Merrow—who by the way has a lecord— nings, good plan investigate Boy's School Suit in.the world foar Fred Plaisted will give up his hotel boon at work. Mr. Emery died soon got a duplicate key made. From Merrovt our new ideas in fur neckwear. $5. It's the White Store School.Sult into the .Samson theatrical but the business was continued by also Webster used to obtain a it. to go compa- after, nightly furs in many shapes, Ask for team which he used in the Many ny with Kennedy, the oarsman. Hamlin. From time to time Webster carrying away For of Mrs. Frank Carter, formerly Port- brought tobacco to the store, until at last articles which ho took from the store. Monday Mink scarfs—good length—full dark land and Miss Margaret Milliken of New there was more offered than Hamlin When Merrow sold his stable to Charles and 4.00. York, with Seth and Gerrish Millibeu could use. and the price was fixed at $10 J. Berry, the present proprietor, he fur—$3.50 are among the passengers on board the a box Hamlin then went to John Her- recommended Webster as a good and re- 1 1 -2 delayed steamer Paris, due in Now York nandez, and it is understood asked him liable customer. Black thibet boas, yard long, Friday. if he wanted to buy some tobacco. Her- The police thought Morrow's connection Forenoon, $4.50. Today Mr.Georgo A. Thomas celebrates nandez, is alleged to liav e said: "Are with the case serious enough to warrant his 76th you getting ready to fail?" The reply his arrest, and Deputy Hartnett brought birthday. fo tell but on Merrow Brown opossum—hard them The following are among the guests at made by Hamlin is not stated, the him from Lynn Saturday. and $1.25 Flan- and returned to $1.50 the Falmouth : CJ. Κ Wheeler and wife, idea that suoh was the case might have gave bail in $S00 Lynn from real marten, $3.00, 3.50. White Store, C. G. Wheeler : ΙΛ I). Can- been left on the mind of Hernandez, until wanted. David Murdock and Print Brooklyn nelette and Wrap- Water mink, different and are his qualities field, Yonkers, N. Y. ; J. .T. Higgins, who, after that bought the tobacco when George E. Raymond bondsmen. i:u„ Cl 1 VM 1 St. and When Morrow was arrested he said that new to 516 Congress C. Bell, H. Kedler, E. G.'Cusliing, New it was offered to him, commonly, line VM.W MU« nuulliu shapes, $1.00 2.50. that Webster was a JJCIO York; C.O. Nason and wife, C. H. Deen perhaps almost always giving a cheok in he always thought "! ■f'.i Λ·.' ; that his check commercial traveller and was and wife, Moline, 111. ; Mrs. I. D. Chan- payment. It is understood disposing to be sold for in a ··' man, Miss Chapman, Chicago; H. C. books will show that he paid In this way of goods proper way. However, /».·,>;· V/' styles $ II;:· fp ύ ,.'ι. Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. D. C. about and it is said that a suit Merrow had some reluctance about Robinson and wife, Washington, ; Î 600, •Ιι '·. >j 1 dit to and was sepl6 Jas. Nolan, Reading, Pa. ; Mrs. S. E. against his estate will be begun by coming Portland, finally under a bed. WM. M. Ripley, Miss Ripley, W. Kleinson, E. P. Skillin, Hawkes & Co., to recover what- found Merrow is the man HARES, H.( 'ι the of who a few weoks sued L. C. iP.- 'lf-'ji Tate, Boston ; Mrs. S. R. Fox, Miss S. ever may be their due above value ago Young SwJpv. :i D. Lonio, Philadelphia; W. R. Eustis, the tobacco recovered by Marshal Trickey for alienating his wife's affections. d .i .·.■ ·■.' 89 Cents. Merrow's brief M. R. Card Seattle: A. G. Sargent, Newton. and Deputy Sterling Saturday. It is During residence in Lynn MISS FIELD, Book, understood that the statements made by he has gained considerable prominence in AND·— Maine Central Employes Excursion. Hernandez to the marshal and deputy claiming to have been the viotim of a Teacher of Piano & Clavier, at sensational assault and Winthrop. Septomber 15.—The Maine were of a nature to show that lie did robbery, and for 8 O'clock. PUPIL OF CARL· did which four men were None Before BAEHMAXN, BOSTON, Central tendered their employes a compli- least know that the tobacco he bought subsequently TO Be Sold JOB into the arrested and He will resume lessons September 23d. PRINTER, mentary excursion and banquet at Lake net come honestly and legally discharged. claimed to ρκηπκβ' EXCHANGE, Maranocook today. Hundreds were possession of the parties with whom he have been in possession of considerable Osepl7d2w* 89 CABL1ÎTON STREETw •7 t-S PcrtluA with ladies from all Maine. carried on his and money, which faot was known to a few Exehaaic St. present over purchasing operations, A1 Tea Salesman Wanted. A Portland caterer a from whom he received the delivery of who him to Naliant served collation fellows, accompanied those Having established trade amongst the and and there to rob him. ONLY under a tent that accommodated twelve the goods, commonly in night, attempted Merrow good retailers and Jobbers need apply. FINE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. State experience and territory. TEA IM- A band at his back door. has been by the General hundred. Waterville accompanied always employed iiTOBTEBS, P. O. Box 2306, New York City, All order· by Ball or telephone promptly II the party. If this paying for the stolen goods in Electrio company in Lynn, for which RINES BROS, septic d3G t»da4 to. aorlleedtt