PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, ESTABLISHED JUNE 1862—VOL. 23, 31._PORTLAND, MAINE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1892. B2Sf^BxSS8H3 PRICE THREE CENTS. THIS MORNING’S NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS. the President in a in by letter, which he mentous issues hang upon the exertions CAMPBELL RESIGNS. says: “I beg to express to you my very of the Unionists in the next few Page 1. TARGETS FOR ROTH SIDES. days. highest appreciation of the excellent ser- Every lingering jealousy between the two Weather indications. vice have rendered both in the in- —__ you of the Unionist must be General news. wings party telegraphic terest of your own government and the quenched.” 2. natives of whose Page Samoa, interests this The Standard says: “The Liberal most desires to General sporting news. Business Prevent His government sincerely Irish Object to Blows gains do not justify any complacency on But No One In Waterville Is Obituary. Engagements promote.” Constabulary the part of the candid Home Rulers. Certain In the Senate. Unless Maine towns. from All Factions. they do much better during the State topics of interest. Acceptance. Washington, July 5.—The Senate to- remainder of the week they will still be Who It Will Be. day heard a Mr. in the minority. On the other hand, Page 3. speech by Berry against Mr. Hale’s protection resolution. The the details of the elections are full of New York letter. Senate voted again in favor of appropri- encouragement for the Unionists. No- Page 4. ating money to entertain the Grand THEY ARE where has there been a humiliating re- Editorials. THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE MUST DENIED THE PLEASURE MILLIKEN MEN CLAIM VICTORY ON Army. The House opposes the appro- verse. The survival of the Dissi- New publications. FOLLOW A NEW LEADER. priation. OF HITTING BACK. dent Liberals in undiminished strength THE SECOND BALLOT. Page 5. must be mortifying to the politicians Granite Spring Casino. WILD GUESSES PALE BEFORE FACTS. who treated them as doomed to extinc- The G. A. R. Washington badge. tion.” Portland & Rumford Falls Half a Million Stolen from a Buffalo The Star says that if the average of railroad. Mr. “Taking One Consideration with The Campbell’s Successor Will Be Chosen Another, gains is maintained it Manley Forces Do Not Seem Ready to City government meeting. 1 Savings Bank. yesterday’s only "A Policeman's Lot Is Not a One.” will Give Deaths and marriages. by the Executive Committee as Pro- Happy give the Liberals a majority of 150 Up the Fight and Help the Milli- Irish members in the next while vided for in a Resolution Recently Newspapers Filled with Accounts of Parliament, ken Men as Expected—Governor Bur- Page 6. Buffat.o, N. Y., July 5.—Startling there is a practical certainty that that Wit and Wisdom. Adopted—Commissioner Carter, J. H. Sunday’s Battles—One Man Who Was leigh Says Somebody Will Be Nomi- figures came to this con- average will he exceeded. Home life of Adlai E. light morning Mistaken for William Stevenson, Manley, Samuel Fessenden and Hobart O’Brien Came The defeat of Sir T. Suth- nated—J. Manchester Haynes a Possi- the cerning the National Savings bank de- yesterday Max, strong man. Near for that the Liberal-Unionist candidate at of New York Are Among Those Men- falcation. Pretty Dying Famous erland, ble Dark Horse. Englishmen want a race. The wildest guess was out- Mr. John tioned for the Place. Leader. Greenock, by Bruce, Liberal, done the facts. a to the Page 7. MRS. MARY TYLER. by cold Only about half is deadly blow to the Unionist cause in [Special Press.] Marine news. Hermon, Me. Washington, July 5.—Hon. W. J. the pass books have been examined and London, July 5.—The constant fight- Scotland, and justifies the inference that Waterville, July 5.—More than 300 Financial and the Scotch LTnionists will almost commercial. the defalcation to ing between the Irish factions is disap- of the 381 delegates who will constitute Campbell, chairman of the Republican figures up $426,624. making and that the 8. pear number of English Page SIX YEARS OF AGONY ! These are exact as far as the in- an enormous amount of work for the the Third District convention Brief Jottings. National Committee, arrived here this figures Unionists will be reduced. Republican Irish are in town and a Personal. afternoon and went to the White House, vestigation has gone. It is believed the constabulary, and that much abused Daniel O’Connell, son of the great Irish tonight, great many Tortured Demons! total amount of the defalcation will of men are is the can- who are but are High School Cadets. fey at about 2.30, where he was in consultar- body beginning to grumble liberator, strongly supporting interested, not delegates, reach $500,000. didature of Mr. Serious accidents. tion until pretty openly the Lewther, Conservative, have come with them. The hotels are nearly 6 o’clock with the Pres- against extraordinary in the Isle of division of Vermont press excursion. RHEUE^ATIS^ Tlianet, Kent. A Sensation Spoiled. burdens placed upon them. In every overflowed but everybody will be pro- Grain on hand. ident, Secretary Rusk, Secretary Elkins, Commissioner Carter to the row between the Parncllites and anti- vided for. The Christian Endeavor excursion. and ex-Senator [Special Press.] Wm. O’Brien’s Bad Night. Governor Prisoners at the of Wisconsin. At the conclu- Waterville, July 5.—Henry Brown, Parnellites the police are sure to receive Burleigh arrived this fore- Jail. NEURALGIA Spooner Cork, July5.—Mr. William O’Brien, tV’orld's Fair the old son of J. E. blows from both noon and established his managers of Maine. sion of the conference, Chairman Camp- 19-year Brown of this sides, impartially, when who was struck on the head with a stone headquarters at Fire in Westbrook, Cured by Four Bottles of the bell gave out the following statement: city, disappeared from his home May 19 they interfere, and they declare that on yesterday as he was returning from apo- Elmwood, where the other candi- pivil service examination. this litical an dates and two or wnen x was elected chairman of the under what looked to be suspicious cir- account they are really greater suf- meeting, passed uneasy night. three gentlemen who DANA’S. His that his con- Much ferers than either of the physicians apprehend have been also national it was with, the dis- cumstances. excitement pre- combatting par- dition will become “mentioned,” registered SPECIAL NOTICES A Miracle in Hermon, Me* committee, worse. His assailant, tinct vailed, but it turns out the ran ties, as they are victims not of one body a laborer named John has been this afternoon. The Governor is Dana Sarsaparilla Co.: understanding that my business boy away Sheehan, feeling to seek as he wished to earn of assailants but of two. The arrested. well but ventured no further Employers’ Liabil- Gentlemen:—I take great pleasure In engagements then pending might render employment merely, prediction that after suffering for his own He had could defend them- Political Train than that he would ity, Accident, Ele- stating severely it impossible for me to act in that capac- living. disobeyed his police very easily Wrecking. thought somebody n years with RHEUM A- vator, Steam Boil- warn n n a selves in an but their or- be nominated tomorrow. That is THE™31 and neuralgia ity. This contingency was fully under- parents and expected punishment. Hav- open conflict, Dublin, July 5.—An unsuccessful at- about er, Life, b s ■ Bn which ders from are such as to all it is safe to the marine, affected my whole sys- stood by the committee and those di- a little earned at a headquarters tempt was made to wreck a predict, though more head and ing money neighbor’s, yesterday tem, particularly my limbs. keep them wholly onthe defensive, with- train which were enthusiastic of the Milliken men claim all this time rectly interested. Since the adjourn- he took the Pullman for where upon 300 members of During nothing seemed to re- Augusta, out to retaliate their he will be nominated on the second bal- lieve the I endured ment of the committee, I have been una- any power upon the Parnell branch of the Irish en agony the was The next morn- tormentors. in party not 8 until I tried DANA’S SARSA- ble to affairs so as to render it night passed. This, fact, is the chief route to to lot. They do look for such a result 8«US ffl adjust my Lisdeen, county Clare, attend BmP paRILLA. I have taken on- cause of the in which on the first. The friends of the Insurance practicable to act as chairman. I there- ing he started out and fallowed the river grumbling they a public meeting. gentle- four bottles, but the result has been are ly as I reserved the to an- down indulging. If they had a chance to man from Belfast have put out this state- WONDERFUL. I have gained considera- fore, right do, to Chelsea. There he secured| break a head now and then would fathered iu WEIGHT. FEEL nounce that I will not so act. Under the they ONLY NINE SAVED. ment, by Herbert M. Heath of ■csna ■ ok asmble work of Geo. Brown to do chores. He Surety BONDS, Issued for Persons in STRONG and WELL. I vested in me the national find enough amusement in the pastime Ausuista: TTS-liATP■ a authority by Banks or other POSITIONS OP consider myself has remained there until this time when to them for the unusual la- As committee, I will announce the compensate All the Others on Board the Ill-Fated returned to me, semi-offieially. the full CURED. I am 65 of probably TRUST who are years age. being homesick, he returned to find his bors and to which are convention in this district stands: Milliken, Required You are afc to executive committee within the next hardships they liberty mother at death’s door with and now Stuart Perished. 170; Burleigh, 98; Wiswell, 81; Manley, 32. to Give Security, this letter in few The committee will meet at anxiety subjected. The government’s or- OH Mr F 58use any way days. There are four contested seats, all of which I fa*^*5' see fit. people that some dreadful ders are to maintain strict you an early date. At that I will hinting thing impartiality place in the Milliken column on the evidence in meeting have to Gratefully yours, tender and successor might happened him. between the parties; not to use their ba- Yabmotjth, N. S., July 5.—It was first my possession. H. M. Heath. Me. MRS. MARY TYLER. my resignation my Hermon, tons unless under severe and will be elected. successor will be provocation believed that 13 were saved from This Milliken about four more We, the undersigned, certify to the truth My House Destroyed at Lisbon Falls. persons gives of Mrs. chosen the executive committee as not to think of than he is Tyler’s statement. by the Peter which, was entitled to, and Burleigh four DOW & KIMBALL & Merchants. [Special to the ship Stuart, BISHOP, authorized by the resolution adopted by Press.] Bayonets or Bifles less. The Milliken men on Man- PINKHAM, Hermon, Me. wrecked off depend the national committee.” Lisbon Falls, July 5—At 1.30 o’clock Sunday evening, Chabogue ley to turn over his 32 votes after the 35 Exchange Street, in a DANA Mr. stated he had except grave emergency. It is pre- Point. Inquiry among the houses first but SARSAPARILLA CO., BELFAST, ME. Campbell nothing this morning a fire was discovered on along ballot, although that looked AGENTS FOE further to say. The resolution alluded sumed that these orders are due to the the shore shows that nine of those probable today, the is Union street in a house owned by John only tendency tonight & London & to was adopted to meet just such a con- which the feels it- aboard the for each man's friends to stick to him a Liverpool Globe, H. necessity government ill-fated ship succeeded in Insurance of as has The Coombs. The house was while The Company North America, tingency arisen. names most totally self under of Ireland free from longer. talk about dark iEtna of keeping reaching shore. They include Captain Hartford, prominently mentioned tonight in con- destroyed. It was occupied by horses is not very loud. The name most Homo, of New actual bloodshed the so York, nection with the are those during elections, Henry Hughes and the first both mentioned is Northern Assurance chairmanship, M. D. and Frank Brickett mate, frequently that of Colonel of London, Tierney of whom are bruised. Queen Insurance Co., of Commissioner T. H. Carter, J. H. that Mr. Balfour’s policy toward the badly Only two J. Manchester Haynes of Augusta, bu_ .Mr. Tierney saved the most of his bodies have thus far been recovered. Lancashire of England, Manley of Maine, Samuel Fessenden of country may be vindicated in the appar- there is a feeling among some good Fire of furniture in a Niagara New York, Connecticut and Mr. Hobart of New damaged condition, ent peacefulness of the people. judges that a Somerset man would do Norwich Union of OFF TO FIND PEARY. England, but Mr. Brickett lost a was an hard for better than a Kennebecker New Hampshire lire, Jersey. part of his. By Sunday especially day in that role. Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania, Chairman Campbell will probably ap- the efforts of the fire the police. The officers in nearly every I. C. Libby is out of it—if he ever was prompt company The Belief Are Reliance of Philadelphia. point the executive committee tomorrow. town and village were kept on active Party Now Sailing North in—but there are other up-river men ♦ Fidelity & Co. of N. and citizens, and it being a favorable Casualty Y., Those whose names follow, with luty in the hot sun instead of being in the Kite. who are for a call. A perhaps night, several thousand dollars worth of listening sugges- one or two exceptions will, it is believed, given at least a partial day of Sunday tion was made tonight that the roll of valuable property was saved. Mr. be found upon the list: J. H. Manley of test after their fatigue of the past week. towns be called alphabetically and each Lowest Rates. Losses Coombs’s loss is about $1500; fully in- St. Johns, HT. F., July 5.—The Peary adjusted Maine, Garret Hobert of New Jersey, Many of the men are firmly convinced one vote as states do in a national con- sured. relief sailed from here this and paid at this office. Samuel Fessenden of Connecticut, and that a little blood-letting between the expedition vention, but it was not favorably re- J. S. Clarkson. Thrown from a Ijuckhoard. factions would be a benefit to all con- morning on the steamship Kite. All the ceived. cerned, aud they have very The convention meets at 11 o’clock and Bar 5.—On the slight sym- mumbers of the expedition were in capi- FIGHTING FOR Harbor, July way pathy for a which the ex- G. G. a of TIME. policy keeps tal The entire American Weeks, young lawyer Fairfield, from Kebo early this an acci- citement at fever heat while no spirits. colony it is will The nomi- DOW Opponents of Free Silver in morning allowing expected preside. &-PINKHAM, Filibustering valve on the wharf to see them 35 SAVED HER LIFE, dent occurred to a buckboard load of safety for its dissipation, such as gathered off. speeches will be made by Hon. Exchange Street, tlie House. nating would be afforded by a few tests of Pike expects to reach the coast Oramandel Smith of Litchfield and E. X. POKT1AND, t MAINE Ii, A. Haskell of Charlestown, travellers. Mrs. Daniel Kimball, Miss Captain strength and of skill" with blackthorns. of Greenland in a few Guns were Merrill of for Governor Bur- je!5 sneodtf Mass., Rescued from the Grave. Washington, July 5.—The action of Daniel Robert Snow days. Skowhegan Kimball, Kimball, I'he are to have need fired as the Kite steamed and all Leslie C. Cornish of for Mrs. L. A. Haskell was a dreadful sufferer the of the Senate silver bill in police likely away leigh, Augusta from opponents and Miss their from Ken- if all of their nervous debility. Life was gradually Nelson, guest patience and forbearance if the shipping saluted her as she passed Manley, Herbert M. Heath for Milliken the House will for wasting away. She could barely walk. probably prevail sev- were down the dark road the result of the elections indicates the out of the harbor. and Dr. Grindle of Mt. Desert for the Became but a shndow of tucky, driving (/^/Ye her former self. eral days. Every motion known to Hancock candidate. ^Yd6446e Prominent physicians could not help her. par- when one of the horses stepped over the Coming of Home Buie 4^6^4661' Weeks in the A TALK WITH CLARKSON. There is a break in the Vas- were of no avail. law will be used to secure de- reported country liamentary trace and was thrown. Miss Kimball Turned her footsteps sadly homeward. for Ireland. In that case the people will salboro delegation from Milliken to Bur- 46 and friends lay in the reference of the measure to Family felt anxious. Thought off. The after reel to Some Advice lor and of two but this is doubtful. she must stepped horses, getting encouraged ill-use the constables Carnegie Compli- leigh men, 4X2462^24642^4 -ie^CCCd/Zc/6lS. die. A friend recommended Hid* the and measures coinage, weights com- on their feet ran and dashed the General opinion late is that the den's Magnetic Compound. It j carriage is they have never ventured to do be- ments lor Chandler. tonight 4)446 proved an ’Twas the' Rood mittee. Unless the free members a wall. All the fight will be than lias been leoked 6/o64, 44466# £ ungel helper. coinage against occupants jump- that the longer Samaritan in the hoa r of fore, knowing time is imminent for and several »*' Y Y46y-Y-i& need. It rescued return to in the anti- ed. Mrs. Kimball struck her a se- ballots bo ; Washington force, head may necessary | ■♦f" }^k\ her from the very briuk of the Un- when New 5.—The Commercial grave. silver members will be able to al- vere blow. None of the others were these hatred representatives of Yobk, July before a choice is made. Friends of each der date of Jau. 24,1892, she says : I am now repeat Zic*ee62 /Ye Y44466 6.80 in most motions to to much rule will be their Advertiser an interview with candidate are urging firmness. It is ^ very excellent health—a living testi- indefinitely adjourn, injured. English given conge. publishes going monial to the rare take a and to be a remarkable convention. 4^/ worth of Kidd^n’s recess, by not voting break a The accounts in the Irish Mr. Clarkson. General Clarkson did not Almost all tell and a at Homstead. newspapers active of Magnetic Compound.” They quorum compel call of the House. Getting Ugly ndfeatfi that Snnda.v’c 1 i 111 i n (>- wnc .o' every Republican politician any 46426/ SO. 00 the same story. Patients from the care to discuss the but CY. CY$.\ improve Delay is what Col. and the Demo- party’s prospects, prominence in the district will be here Jfcj very first dose. The flush of health returns. Tracy Pittsburg, 5.—The affairs the most desperate nature. But for the Pa., July did have to about the and the action taken They are well and Our cratic members hope to gain until influ- something say will be deliberate sqon strong. compound at Homstead assumed an ugly phase yes- efficient protection given him by the po- is not a sarsaparilla. Do Dot confound it with ences from Hew Boston and other troubles between Mr. and the and considered. ^ Hork, terday. H. C. Friend, ex-cliairman of ice escort, O’Brien would almost cer- Carnegie such mixtures. It is a valuable all the year Eastern cities can be had to O^^.J ^xeicYccde ~6^4244#.',. convince the Steel to have been at steel workers at Pa. Mr. ’round medicine. It cures killed Limerick. The Homestead, nervous diseases, their in Carnegie Company, appealed tainly CAME OUT OF THE CHIMNEYS. heart colleagues the House of the folly paralysis, rheumatism, disease, diseases Sheriff McClary for protection, and 10 ittack upon him was evidently well Clarkson said: “Sir. Carnegie is a man of 644.442-' of the blood, live?"and and stomach of passing any bill this session. This kidneys, deputies were sent to the scene this af- planned, and it looks as though a con- troubles of every name and nature. Hid- programme of resulted in the ad- vast fortune, and his wealth has been How They Escape from Cyclones in 664^L^#/^p' e^Z/oeefak/ today ternoon. They were met at the station siderable number of persons had been den’s Magnetic Compound sells on journment of the House after series of made by his workmen. In saying this I its merits. It does not to be boomed. by 2000 workmen and escorted to the carefully selected for the as the Maryland. 46te4- require the purpose, do not belittle Mr. marvellous /cZ-Y/ A trial wins it new friends Com- dilatory motions, only business ac-! and Carnegie’s j 42424/^2 everywhere. river where they were placed upon a •epeated desperate'assaults made for 4/44^6 posed of carefully selected and complished the revocation of ab- faculty accumulation. He has writ- scientifically being steam and ordered to return to the ipon the lines were not like the prepared herbs and it is a sent tug police tan a deal about De- Wilmington, Del., July 5.—A roots, barks, natural members’ leave. isual great ‘triumphant Clay- medicine. It cures in the natural city. The crowd then tore down the desultory of an etsl/ccYd, -0/ec/ec 6e662ec/ way. If you is surges irresponsi- mocracy’ and the responsibilities of ton, Del., special that a fierce it once will Meanwhile, everybody discussing sheriff’s men rle mob. The cordon maintained reports ^ try you always recommend it. It proclamation warning the by the and created an is the coming the prospects of the bill. It is clear that wealth, impression among storm of rain and hail struck ##K" medicine. Druggists. Si. BUY not to assemble near the Carnegie Steel police was almost broken through se veral wind, the IT, TRY IT, ’TWILL DO YOU GOOD. If the Chairman many that he is at heart a philanthropist. 4S42 44YYSchooner Stera. with his disapproval because it was a 70°, SE, cloudy; Philadelphia, 70°, S, intent cause of disparity of the gains free bill. cloudy, Washington, 76°, SE, cloudv; if the two parties is found in The Pure McLean, master, of and for St. John, coinage yesterday Mount Desert Disabled. iT^T Albany, 06°, SW, cloudless; [Buffalo, 04°, lie fact that a large proportion of the from Boston went ashore on Petit Bab 5.—The steamer Healthfu! Queen light Consul General Sewall Resigns. NW, cloudless; Detroit, 66°, NE, cloud- contests were in small boroughs, where Harbor, July o{ Menan the storm Sunday after- less; Chicago, 70°, NE, cloudless; St. ocal influences tend to overbear Mount Desert broke her cross head on Puras — personal Agreeable during Washington, 5. Harold M. Absolutely July Paul, 78°,S, cloudless; St. Vincent, 80°, lie motives of policy. The the down trip from Rockland this morn- Acream of tartar Table Waters’’ noon. The crew landed safely. The Sewall of consul at larger public baking powder. Highest ol Maine, general Sa- Huron, So. of when off Great Head near Refreshing S, cloudless; Dak., 74°, SE, sweeping the country anticipated by ing Bar Har- all in leavening strength—Latest United males schooner is not badly damaged and can moa, June 6th tendered his resignation, cloudless; Bismarck, 80°, S,'cloudless: Mr. Gladstone has not yet manifested it- bor. She was towed in by the steamer Government Food and June 23d it was Report. probably be got off. formally accepted 74°, SW, rain. self. The main lesson is that that mo- Silver Star. Jacksonville, Royal Baking Powder Co., 10J Wall St N.Y MISCELLANEOUS. MAINE TOWNS. Mrs. Caroline Lufkin of Boston, is MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. PLAYED EIRE BOYS. visiting in town. Items of Interest Gathered by Corres- Raymond. pondents of the Press. King’s NOJITH RAYMOND. Another Grand Sale to Close Out tire Stock. The Wilson Hotel & J. R. LIBBY. Bargain Freeport. Spring Co., opened their hotel Wednesday, June 22nd with The Manchester!* Lost to Portland SOUTH FREEPORT. a good attendance. They had good I case 10c Printed Challies 6 l-4c. Sarsaparilla music and a dance and [From Our Regular Correspondent.] supper. I case $5.00 Toilet Quilts $3.75. John E. Strout died June 18th. Funeral SPECIAL Is the Monarch of and and Then Went to Pieces. Born June to Rev. and Mrs. Arthur I case 10c Printed Cambric 8c. Health 26, services were held at the scoool house King of Blood Purifiers. It Smith, a daughter. Friday June 22nd. He was a soldier of Best Cocheco Prints 5c. the Tenth * brings health to your body, roses Mrs. Permelia Waite arrived home Maine Regiment. Steel Scissors, all sizes, 25c. Crass is Farmers in to your cheeks, to from Wisconsin a few days ago, after an growing finely. Ruchings at half price. vigor your MORSE WILL JOIN YESTERDAY’S this vicinity will not do much to absence of more than a haying Sale Leather mind, strength your muscles, year. this week. Introductory Shopping Bags half price. and cures when all else fails. VICTORS. Visitors in the place the past week Fishermen and are Porimonnaies half price. sportsmen having -OF- have been Chester Coombs and A. Savage good fishing in our surrounding ponds. Colored Dress Goods half price. are King Manufacturing Co.% of Wallace Dunham and They catching some fine black bass Nice Vases half Chelsea, Mass., and trout. price. Bridgton% Me. family and A. E. McLeod of Portland; Colored Lansdown 80c, worth $1.25. Other Members of the Defunct Aggrega- Thos. F. Nichols and Misses Sarah and FOUGHT ALL NIGHT. PEAU DE SOIE. ©-4 Plaid worth $!.25. tion Will Kemain in the League—Lewis- Cloakings 69c, Susie Nichols of Brunswick; Clark Way- Brown, Green and Blue Faille Silk for dresses 85c, tons and Woonsockets Winners Yester- Indignant Sons of Too land and sou Herbert from Gorham, N Italy Much for worth $1.25. day—On National League Diamonds. Brazilian Police. Black Silk Peau de Soie—a soft H.; Miss Mary Gay from Michigan, Mr. Wine, Drab, Blue, Green and Peacock Satin Rhadamo Manchester, N. H., July 5.—-The Ely from New York, and others. .'i'Jd beautiful finisli, double faced 75c, worth $1.25. Rio Jasteiro, July 5.—A of Manchester played like boys today and The Fourth passed as as usual meeting silk fabric, is claimed to be the Lace Tidies 7 and quietly Italians Antique 13c, worth 20c and 30c. lost their was held in Sao Paulo, Sunday last game. Wheeler pitched here after the first patiotic outbursts of materal that will be tile most Fans for graduating classes, very cheap. evening, to protest the recent ac- brilliantly aud Cudwortli the Some of our against Ladies’ Colored played magni- early morning. people tion and the Ribbed Hose 25c, former price 76c. of the police of Santas in maltreat- popular stylish coming “ “ ficently. The team disbanded tonight. went to the Corner to celebrate, others Misses’Fancy Cotton 8, 12 1-2, 15c, 50,62,75c went down on a ing some Italian sailors at that A fall. We have just received a Cudwortli goes to Birmingham, Ala., the bay picnic excursion, place. The best 25c Fast Black Hose in the world. a few attended show number of Wheeler and Cull to Burke very Forepaugh’s at persons addressed the meet- full line, which we shall offer, 15 Woonsocket, Portland and the rest inch White Brocade Sash Ribbon worth $2.50. staid at, home and and all of were of $1.25, to Lewiston or Farrell to ing, the speeches the in order Lowell, North- worked or rested. But all en- to introduce them, at Our special discount sale of Handkerchiefs will be con- say they most heated character. At the conclu- ampton, Morse to Portland, Donovan to joyed very well. the low tinued this week. themselves sion of the the following prices. Lebanon or New McGuane and proceedings, Italians Bedford, Scarboro. formed in and Guinasso will procession paraded 19 inch Peau de Soie 75c rest at present, and Mackey [From Our Regular Correspondent.] through the streets uttering wild shouts J. 3VC. DYER tSs OO. has JeliS titi not yet signed. The attendance to- A large number of people arrived at and cries and loudly defying the authori- 21 inch “ “ “ ties. $1.00 day was 800. The score: Higgins Beach July 2nd from Lewiston They tore down a Brazilian flag and Auburn. which was flying from a building on the 21 inch “ “ “ 1.25 PORTLANDS. The Democrats of the town held a line of march, and otherwise acted in All. R, E. TB. PO. A. E. “ “ “ caucus Saturday and nominated John the most disorderly and riotous manner. 22 inch 1.50 Atmis, If. 5 0 0 6 2 0 0 M. Kaler to the Their actions continued so “THE representative legisla- threatening “ “ “ THAT cf. 4 PICTURE O’B-ien, 12 2 10 0 WAS ture. Alexander that the authorities were forced to 23 inch 2.00 Rogers, lb. 4 0 0 O 14 0 1 Higgins, B. Frank take Clvmer. F. John measures to suppress them. The 2b. 4 1 2 2 2 7 0 Seavy, Augustus Moulton, S. police 23 inch “ “ “ 2.25 nurns, 30. 4 2 13 1 11 Meserve and Clias. W. Libby were elected attempted to disperse the howling and ss. 4 1 Carey, 0 0 2 4 0 to attend the conven- but the force of ... PORTABLE delegates district cursing mob, officers Tobin, rf. 4 1 wnc +/-» ...LI. a. I. _ I- .1. f| 0 O 0 0 0 Linn Platt, c. 3 0 0 0 5 1 1 inflamed TURNED and TOWARDS THE WALL'' Kelley, p. 4 1 1 1 0 2 0 The schools in this town have all Italians, they were com- closed for the summer vacation. Dis- pelled to call upon the citizens for as- Totals. 30 7 6 Cooking range 8 27 15 3 trict No. two at Black Point has the sistance. Many of the inhabitants re- J. R. f FOR WOOD OR COAL. MANCHESTERS. largest number of scholars and the best sponded and, combining their forces, LIBBY, did not come from our store although we have a full line of pic. AR. R. IE. TB. FO. A. E. the and tures and With the fact in view that with the practical house. Two teachers have been em- police citizens made a determin- Congress Street. engravings of the choicest kinds. That song is a pathetic housekeeper the question of domestic economy is Burke, If. 5 1 2 2 3 O 0 with ed attack on the ranks of the defiant little but it doesn’t make one feel half as sad as it does to ployed very satisfactory results, pa- un thing, an important one, we invite attention to 2b. 3 0 0 always Farrell, o 1 3 3 Miss Lida E. as and Miss raders. The Italians desperately resist- the famous Cud worth, cf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Libby principal E. ed every and a fierce was Guinasso, c. 3 0 0 Calista Milliken, assistant. The advance, battle 0 2 0 0 The Cull, ss. 4 0 0 0 1 4 1 school has made rapid and thorough waged. police, even with the aid of the Bold Clarion Portable Boudreau, lb. 4 0 0 0 9 0 1 advancement. Miss is one of the citizens, could not overcome the riot- Range, 3b. 4 Libby with its many valuable McGuaue, 0 1 1 2 3 3 best teachers in town. ers who, armed with and BUY FURNITURE labor-saving improve- 4 knives, pistols ments suggested by over years' experience. Wheeler, p. o 2 2 0 2 0 other fifty rf. 4 Owing to the bad weather of the last weapons,"fought with savage feroc- Donovan, 1110 0 1 The Made in every variety and style week the hotels at the beach have few ity. lighting lasted all the and night and then wanted, by skilful mechanics, Totals.34 2 6 0 24 12 9 arrivals, but what has been the hotel until early the following morning, and find that by coming to our store you could have saved so the much. You from the best materials. Innings.1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 keepers’ loss has been the farmers’ gain, place where the conflict raged looked must read the papers to keep up with the times, but like a will tell We warrant the CLARION to com- Portlands.0 5 1 O 0 0 1 0 x— 7 as the wet weather has increased the battlefield. Several persons on although every paper you about hay both sides prise more improvements than Manchesters.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0— 2 crop very much, and other crops are were killed during the fray, BROWN FACES any other make. and a number were Umpire—Maleahey. Time—lh. 25m. Earned making rapid growth. large wounded. — AND — Its great sales prove the fact that it runs—Portlands, .2. Three base hit—Burns, leads all sacrifice hits—Cudworth, Wheeler, Rogers. Richmond. OBITUARY. competitors. Stolen THE bases—Tobin 2. First base on balls— ATKINSON Sold by wide-awake Stove Dealers. If not for AN INDEPENDENCE DAY CO., Farrell, Cudworth, Platt. First base FLAG RAISING. sale in Guiuasso, , ( your locality, on errors—Portlands, 7; Manchesters. 2. [From Our Regular Correspondent.] Reuben Ingalls. ROUGH SKINS send to the maker’s, Passed bail—Platt. Struck out—Cull Bou- yet you must visit us to appreciate the of our concern. Yet who will 2, The magnitude , inform you dreau, Donovan, Platt. Double afternoon of July Fourth was im- Mr. Eeuben Ingalls of the us call attention to two most how to plays—Me. Auburn, your the seasonable subjects for July. purchase this G uaue, Farrell to Boudreau, to proved the of Richmond oldest man in that section of the ARE TO BE SEEN celebrated Olymer Rogers. by Republicans State, ALREADY Range.' Corner and to raise a the venerable Manufactured and for sale by Woonsockets, 5; Brocktons, 1, vicinity campaign except Deacon Loring, flag. A large number of people were died Sunday at about 11.30 A. M. His USES b~ R. Woonsocket, I., July 5.—Sullivan’s present. Addiesses were made C. D. age Was 94 years and his last e. birthday wood, BISHOP & 00, pitching won for the Woonsockets to- Newell, Esq., Dr. Bennett and F. J. was June 17th. The Baker, Esq., of Richmond. Music was Mr. Ingalls was born in this FOB SALE BY day. attendance was 300. Bridgton, A good refrigerator is a A Tlie best is the furnished by the Richmond band. A State, and was of a of eleven chil- necessity. cheapest. innings.1 23456789 family Amandine poor refrigerator is a nuisance. Wc You will find it so in A. R. supper was furnished the guests, after dren, but two of whom are now Frye’s Baby Carriages, ALEXANDER, Woonsocket.0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0— 5 living, won’t tell you about the poor ones, for the same has to 22 Monument Me. which there was a display of fireworks Joseph Ingalls of 86 and AND PREVENT THAT. generally carriage Sq., Portland, Brocktons.0 0 0 010010—1 Bridgton, aged what they will do, we leave that to our do for several “little and a social gathering in Skillins’s hall. Mrs. of over strangers.” Sup- —AND— Base lilts—Woonsockets. 7: 5. Er- Carsley Harrison, aged 70. We won’t tell Brocktons, was competitors. you what posing then that you want the It the principal event of the day in Mr. Ingalls for many years was a grocer best, H. T. rors—Woonsockets, 2; Brooktons, 6. Bat- we will show the BOYNTON, teries—Sullivan and Viau and Fitz- this in Auburn. you 95 Main St., Me. Burrill; vicinity. Sold Westbrook, gerald. The saw mill started John Kinsman. by apr28 eodOm up again Tuesday THE NEW PERFECTION I.ewistons, 6; Salems, 5. after an idleness of several morning John Kinsman, the oldest citizen of one received a of will do. Any who has used it will HBYWOOD. Salem, Mass., July 5.—A lucky hit weeks, having supply logs. died He EASTMAN BROS. Augusta, Sunday. was born in tell yon that. We will tell you though A Tonic won today’s game for the visitors. At- Harpswell. Limerick in 1800. Mr. Kinsman was for- what it won’t do. * a school teacher. tendance. 815. EAST HARPSWELL. merly CLJUU. & BANCROFT. innings.1 23456789 [From Our Regular Correspondent.] STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST. jel8eodtf Lewistons.22000000 2—6 1 he Jb ourth passed very The Salems.0 0013000 quietly. A Pleasure: 1—5 Maud Muller took quite a to Port- Base hits—Lewistons. party The following patents have been 11; Salems, 10. Errors land. those who were at home —Lewistons, 7; Salems, 5. Batteries—Keefe, Among granted to people in Maine: That’s the and for the day were Mr. and Mrs. Will happy Maguire Sheehan; Keelan and Borgeu. J. M. Bradford, electric Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Snow, Mrs. Portland, regulating combination found in NewEngland League Standing. apparatus. Addie Thomas and Miss Lizzie Worthing J. M. Brown, Bethel, spool roughing ma- Per olune. Lost. cent. of Brunswick. _Won. Played O. P. Howe. Mackerel are a in the market Augusta, portable bouse. Portland. 29 15 44 654) drug C. Turner, Bangor, stewpau. Vv ovusucket. 26 18 44 59.0 there are so many caught. A few very Brockton. 26 22 48 54 1 and fat have been taken but Lowell. large porgies 24 22 46 51.5 are no Officers are for John Manchester. there large schools as yet. searching Ready, Hires’§S 23 26 49 46 9 an Old are Orchard hostler, who is Salem. 22 27 49 40.9 Crops growing well but need more suspected of and You drink it for Lewiston. 21 27 48 43.7 sun. There is a prospect of a good apple stealing money clothing from Geo. pleasure, and Pawtucket. a get 16 30 46 35.8 crop. Fogg, stable keeper of that town. physical Benefit. A whole- Cape Elizabeth. Ready belongs in Burlington, Vt. WALL PAPERS. The National League. The Fourth was celebrated some, refreshing, appetizing, in good The New England Advent The following games were in at Pleasantdale. These were the campmeet- thirst played shape ing has its name to the New quenching drink. events and winners: changed the ^National League yesterday; England Seaside Associa- Prices reduced and cut on Wheelbarrow Campmeeting One makes AT CINCINNATI. race—1st, J. Lewis; 2d, J. Bur- tion and will become We also hare the package five gallons. gess. incorporated. Wakefield, and Philadelphias....6 000 0 001 1—7 from these can make an Don't be Fbtatoe race—1st, J. Burgess; 2d,C. Bichard- and you easy se- deceived if a dealer, for the sake Cincinnattis.0 0000030 0—3 That Punch. Paper Hangings Friezes, SOIl. lection. are all in of larger profit, tells you some other kind They styles and Base 12; 5. Three Butter and is "just asgood"—'tis false. No imitation hits—Philadelphia, Cincinnatis, legged race—1st, Lewis; 2d, To the Editor the of course. The ones 1. Latham and of Press: prices cheaper is as good as the Errors—Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnatis, Bat Whitney. for next 30 It genuine Hires'. and Pole I have read days. Samples won’t wastehe ice. are $7, but they run from there to teries—Weibing Cross; Mullane and vaulting—Herbert Hight, 8 feet 4 inches. the controversy in the pa- M,W&F4mcd Vaughan. Tug of war—Hoyt, Knight, S trout, Connell. about $45. aprll about the that were so AT LOUISVILLE. Spoon potatoe race—Knight, Burgess. pers liquors said to now to show. It won’t get damp and foul that Indian ready hate to Louisvilles.1 1210110 0—7 wrestle—Philip Fickett. have been purchased for the purpose of you put anything in it. New HOIKS.1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0—5 The fantastic procession was small but on the helping special entertainment It won’t cost you any more than a Base hits—Louisvilles, 9; New Yorks, 9. Er- good. J. F. Lamont was chief marshal, the Dominion * rors—Louisvilles, New given Commercial Travel- SHORT & HARMON. one. 1; Yorks, 7. Batteries J. E. and J. D. assistants. LORING, poorer —Hemming and and Hayes Hoyt, lers’ Association and as one of the con- ju21 eodtf Dowse; King Boyie. The chaSberTets. band gave concerts tributors to the of AT CLEVELAND. Knightville good expense the occasion, and two picked up nines a I wish to that Clevelands.0 6 3 1 0 0 played game say that manner of show- 0 0 1—11 of ball that resulted 34 to 21. The Do you want a cheap set for a sum- Baltimores.0 1110010 1—5 game ing our hospitality is not approved by between the Pleasantdales and a all of Portland’s mer cottage S Base hits—Clevelands, 15; Baltimores. 10. picked citizens, anddommittees PARLMITES. nine resulted in favor of Errors—Cleveland, 6; Baltimores, 5. Batteries the former, T7 who have the honor of our and representing Do you want a set for the children’s —Young Zimmer; Cobb and Gunson. to 9. In the evening there were exercises upon such should city occasions, not We have parlor suites of every des- room 1 AT CHICAGO. at the school house, with music by the take of such advantage opportunities to cription. Cheap ones and high priced First Game. band, prayer Rev. Mr. so of by Beau, singing misrepresent many our people and ones. Do want a nice medium priced a male and the you Brooklyns.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1—2 by quartette Misses Cool- put our city in the wrong light before set! Chicagos.0 OOOOIOOO— 1 of the Declaration brooth, reading by the world by using: contributors’ money Sets upholstered in Base 10. Miss M. Maude and hits—Chicago, 6; Brooklyn. Error.! Knight, addresses by in any such manner. Do you want an expensive set for —Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 4. Batteries—Gumhert Osman C. Evans ana J. S. Fickett. Fire- SATIN and Schriver; F'ouze and Daily. Very respectfully, DERBY, the best room! works closed the entertainment. SILK Second Game. A Contributor. PLUSH, Cumberland. BROCATELLES, Examine ours. Brooklyns.01200200 x— 5 Teachers in Council. STEPHEN BERRY, wmoagvs.100201000—4 CUMBERLAND CENTRE. RUGS, Base hits—Brooklyns, 10; Chicagos, 10. Er- Narkaona ETr 11 :it, R. 5.— TAPESTRY, Master Leon Sweetser, of Saco, is I., July HAIR CLOTH. FOLDING BEDS. rors—Brooklyns. 1; Chicagos. 2. Batteries— The great conclave A the teachers of BOOK BHD JOB PRINTER, Haddock and and at this Daly; Luby Schriver. stopping place. New assembled in the The of Barten have England spacious can for and AT ST. LOUIS. family Capt. moved of No. 37 PLUM STREET. Sets that you buy $45, The Cunn. The Phoenix. fpAm \ Ai'fli Voi'rriAiitli inf a flm of theatre the Casino this to Bostons.O 6 0 evening sets that $200 won’t buy. 1 2 5 0 0 x—14 listen to the addresses of the St. Louis.0 0 3 0 2 0 1 1 1—8 M. P. Sweetser. opening MISS A. L. SAWYER 36th annual convention of the American new received also that Different in construction and price. Base hits—St. Louis, 15. Errors It. H. Blanchard lias returned from St. Many styles 9; Bostons, Institute of Instruction. has removed from Brown 537 are the best and most convenient —St. Koui 7; Bostons, 5. Batieries—Breiteu- Johnsbury, Vt., where she has been in Following the Block, you should see. They stem aim addresses of the »n the and if house is uuukley; Staley, Nichols, Bennett attendance at the welcome, speaker of the Congress St., to Centennial Block, 93 market, your and Kelly. academy. Prof. Simon N. easv chairs and small and arc crowded for room it a went evening Patten, of the Fancy Rockers, you AT PITTSBURG. Quite party deep-sea fishing Exchange St., and will re-open her University of was intro- ottomans. will prove what you want. on Thursday and Friday of last week Pennsylvania, Shorthand just may 2.3 eod6mo Pittsburgs.000210100—4 duced. His theme was “The School and and most of them retuned wiser if not Ecomics Typewriting Washingtons.O 1000100 0—2 of Education.” 5. richer men. office, September DO YOU NEED A S! •WING MACHINE? Base hits—Pittsburg, 8; Washington, 8. Er- eodtf rors—Pittsburg, l; Washington. 8. Batteries— Saturday a party of young went jy1__ people - Eliret aud Miller; Abbey aud Milligan. on a sailing excursion, returning in late evening, having enjoyed themselves CARPETS. DINING ROOM FURNITURE. Notes. very much. The ladies obtained a bloom They’re Not “in It” With Us. Are You to the cheek that lasted several | $ \ Mr. Fred B. of the firm of days. Gage, Gage Mr. Oscar Huston and of Port- The standard makes at greatly re- EXTENSION TABLES, j TROUBLED Brothers, won a first prize, a family f gold medal, land the Sabbath with J. L. Dunn iuced prices. CHAIRS, in the Fourth of races at passed With July bicycle at this SIDEBOARDS, There were six other con- place. | Bangor. Ethel C. Blanchard has been 1 Yelvet at HALL FURNITURE, testants. spending $1.25. ^ INDIGESTION a few at East North Yarmouth A Brussells at $1.29. LIBRARY FURNITURE, f Klobedanz and Lachance will days with S; Dyspepsia or any form of Stomach Trouble? (C rejoin her Grace Sweetser. A Roxbury Tapestry 90c. DESKS, the Portlands at Lowell friend, < It CO TRY DR. BRONSON’S today. Flynn H. B. Cole who has been a A Nice Tapestry at 70c. BOOK CASES. will not come. stopping Mr OU PEPSI N TROCHES;) few days with a friend at will relieve and cure 25 cents Fourth of was a for the Kennebunk, V They you. July good day returned home last week. and Curtains. Handsome Effects in Oak. \ per box, at druggists or by mail. Portlands Draperies Antique financially. The 4th off at this C BRONSON CHEMICAL CO., Providence, R. I. /> On Lake passed quietly place, Quinsigamond, yesterday, besides the usual Wm. O’Connor defeated and nothing midnight DO YOU WANT A PIANO? Ten'Eyck salutes and bell There was a Erastus Rogers in a three-mile race, row- ringing. ball at Hall in the You know we have in House Furnishings down to over the course in 18 22 grand Agricultural everything ing minutes, with music Manchester. and asli sifters. seconds. was second. evening, by •arpet sweepers decl<3 eod2wtc Rogers Our Kitchen Furniture includes all the little utensils and the In the races at Hartford, New Gloucester. bicycle yes- and the New Tariff We have cheaper terday, Geo. F. Taylor broke the Quaker Range Range. quarter The fourth of .July passed off but these are the favorites and we have sold thou- DORMAN’S TOOTH ACHE ANTIDOTE. mile record, it 32 1-5 seconds. very llanges though, making quietly here, and had it not been for the of We advise to and Herman of Hartford lowered COMPOUND sands them. you Seeley occasional explosion of a one EPft EXTRACT OF It will cure the most obstinate ease the tandem mile record to 2 fire-cracker, i minutes, might have thought it was Sunday. In A!■mmii of tooth ache in one minute. Liberal 26 1-5 seconds. P. J. Beck made a new An Stove for Use. the there was a festi- Buy Oil Summer terms to For one half mile evening Strawberry agents. package American record of 1 minute, val at send 10 cents silver to Chas. Upper Gloucester, and private dis- Meeker, 5 4-5 seconds. of fire-works A. K. 48 Fora Ohio, play by Belcher. St., Cincinnati, The of Edwin jyi lw* family Rowe, of Port- A Woman of Business. land, have taken the Charles Ayres house for the summer. The largest business handled by any The dread of forfeiture Mr. N. P. Haskell is ex- i has been woman in America is the making quite CONSTIPATION, and all diseasea ot the STOMACH and t probably tensive B1LOOJB.m«w» 5*?* all the greatest drawback against life improvements around his build- Sold by »ruggi«ts. 128 DOSES, 50 CENTS. ( insurance. The absolute removal of money department of the Pittsburg post- ings. is one ALLEN this possibility of ihe prime where the are more than Mrs. Hannah Grover is SARSAPARILLA COM'- ME. Pearl and Tine Street causes of the UNION office, receipts intending to B25 WOQDFORDS, | Middle, MUTUAL’S Office, Broad St., Boston. & Fatkinsonco annum. The move to Auburn to take of a _Branch success. $2,000,000 per department charge --n»H. ni>fnriili>ii>iMLu_■.. ft la house. 15ir ISAAC C. CEN’L MANAGER. exclusively in charge of Mary Steele. boarding ATKINSON, iyo ilU DRY GOODS. weartn ana tnen rose weamna MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. upon the shoals of the stage; for, with gaining' to back the health. But | NEW YORK LETTER. all her faults, it still remains true that trying get there is no likelihood that Mr. Gould the poet might well have said of her: will exhaust his accumulations in this i4 'If to her lot some common errors fall, He is now, how- MOTION The Career of a Social ; Look on her face and you'll forget them all.” industry. struggling CONSTANT Once-Brigkt for what his money cannot but The young daughter, whom Mrs. Pot- ever, buy, I observe that he spices his time and adds Star of lew York. ter deserted three years ago this month, to his own entertainment occasional- has now blossomed out into a beautiful, by a small western refined and intelligent maiden, worthy ly absorbing railway to his Edward Gould and HJs Fiancee—Gotham’; of the surroundings which her father’s and adding it already gigantic ! New Rialto and the Cause of Imeans and social position and her system. the Change—The Wealth of Dr. F. Shrady, the father of lineage on his side, at least, have pro- George * the Country. the handsome woman to whom Water vided for her. Since his wife’s departure young is is one of the from his home and his the young Gould engaged, Keeps country [COPYRIGHT, 1802.] most eminent of the medical and rcourse of this man has been one which surgi- Three years this week Mrs. James in this ago has excited much interest. He has cal practitioners city. He -I TV THE- Brown Potter, in the two little rooms achieved distinction in connection with lived quietly in his cottage in Tuxedo, she then lived in at the Brevoort house case of Gen. jhas attended strictly to his business in the pathetic Grant. As in this said to her little of the Medical city, good-by ;the coffee trade at the foot of Wall the editor in charge DR. WARNER’S daughter Fill, and to her husband, the of the ,street, and has gone about the world in Record, recognized organ James Brown Potter, Esq., of this city, medical of this a quiet, dignified manner, thoroughly regular fraternity city, ft good-looking man of unexceptionable he has made himself a leader of thought ignorant, to all appearances, of any BEST CONDITION! morals and manners, and sailed for and scientific Mr. reason to the contrary. He is a man investigation. Young Havre. The cable now brings news of Gould seems to be celebrated for two now, I should judge, of some forty- the dissolution of the dramatic part- He is a horseback rider three or of in things. good — forty-five years age, quiet nership she had than formed and has and he has been known to swim the manner, brown-haired, brown-eyed, since maintained with a person known Hudson river his father’s coun- a constant flow a beardless and wearing a mustache. Mr. opposite And of trade keeps stock in the best condition. We by tho name of Kyrle Bellew. The seat at Potter is exceedingly particular about try Irvington. whole subject of this beautiful and In- DR. WARNER’S his raiment, and his personal habits are NEW YORK AS A FINANCIAL CENTER. teresting woman’s extraordinary mis- have no dead stock because our stock never stands still. refined to a degree. All the devo- “Hew York will some day become the chance in life once more occupies the tion that a father could lavish upon a center of more wealth than any other minds of the friends whom she once daughter he has delighted to give to city in the world.” So said a business It is out and in. counted here by the hundreds, and of always flowing flowing his. When his friends have asked him man to me who has means of acquiring the acquaintances and admirers, for she Goraline Corsets. whether he proposed to take proceed- important information in financial af- has undoubtedly the “fatal gift of ings to secure a divorce from this wom- fairs. “Either London, Paris or Berlin Tie mepit and popularity of Dr. Warner’s beauty,” who might have been num- an, who insisted upon dragging his can at present buy us many times over,” CoraJMe dbrsets js attested by the fact that the bered by the thousand. I consider that name in the dirt of three continents, he said he. “The ease with which the Bank sales have now reached $2,000,000 annually there h&s been no more tragic develop- bo into xiiiii MEN’S SUITS. is declared to have said that long as of France dumped enough money is, nut nave yvu just and are increasing rapidly year by year. ment of nineteenth century social life he took no overstep to put on record the the Bank of England to avert a panic, at one in but did than the career af Cora off glanced passing Urquhart, disgrace of his daughter’s mother there which would have been worldwide in and on the stage. Something over you ever stop to examine one DR. WARNER’S 50c CORSETS. need be no record of it to which hex its effects, is a splendid example of the Men’s All wool Suits at 18.00 fifteen years ago in London, I heard with a thought of how it would $6.00, 8.00,10.00, 12.00, 15.00, friends and acquaintances in after life fraternity of capital. This fraternity and 20.00. Fifty cent Corsets are sold without any profit one evening, at Brompton, a reading by look in house. Did could have cause to call her attention; and good feeling is probably born of ne- your you to the manufacturer arid almost without profit Bev. Bellamy Bellew, a gifted man of Odd Pants at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 that the social world winks at cankers cessity and expediency rather than gen- ever see yourself in the long to the merchant. Nevertheless there is a large splendid presence and excellent repute. and 5.00. which are known to all, and are yet uine affection; but in any event it ex- handsome mirror and think what demand for 50c Corsets, and we challenge com- He wa6 a clergyman of the Church of smothered under the decent of ists. You may set it down as a fact that an Men’s Spring Overcoats at $4.50. 5.98, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, parison between Dr. Warner’s fancy strip Cor- tall and erect in garb ornament it would be to the England, form, of the world sets others at similar ever offer- semi-secrecy, while the first rash hand capital on one side will room. 15.00, 18.00 and 20.00. and any prices florid-faced and white-haired. I was If you have not you have ed to the piiblic. which lays them hare serves no better stand for and sustain capital in distress struck the man's appearance as he not really seen a Bed. I by end than to make them more on the other side. When France needs Folding walked to the rostrum from which he ignomini- ous and excite public scorn and denun- We have a number of Beds and read, the imperious dignity of his eye, • Dr. Warner’s Goraline Corsets 1.00. ciation. come to her rescue, even though she has BOYS’ SUITS- which seemed to search out the re- they are expensive pieces of fur- Mr. Potter belongs to the famous Pot- to pawn the crown jewels and cut the motest corner’s of the hall, his perfect so more ter family of which the bishop is the prince of Wales’ portion. There is less niture, they go slowly mastery of the language, and the ten- than do the other We head and to which the Browns of bank- I asked my friend for some specific lines. Pant Suits at der grace and manly feeling with which Boys’ Long $4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 8.00, 40.00, ing fame are closely allied. D nder the reasons why he thought New York must sell them too, so here are a he rendered some of the most beautful and 12.00. terms of a will now in force, Mr. Pot- would become the richest money center few selections in the English language. I bargains. Boys’ Long Odd Pants at $1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 ter is, I understand, at no very distant in the world. never heard the “Bridge of Sighs” given and 5.00. date to come into quite a handsome “It is the commercial and financial A Solid Cherry Phoenix Bed more tenderly than by him; nor the competency, and I have heard that center of the United States. The natu- with full mir- deathbed scene from Dickens’ “Old Cu- length, plate glass within a year or two offers of a consid- ral resources of this country are practi- iron to nor Jean Inglelow’s mag- ror, reduced $150 $100 riosity Shop,” erable sum in cash were made exhaustless. What our farms will nificent ballad of “The Noble Mercer.” through cally to close. This is the handsomest a firm of New York lawyers to Mrs. not we can dig from the bowels of Rev. Mr. Bellew’s silvery white hair grow bed in the Potter in return for her abandon- the earth—coal, iron, oil, marble, gold, place. CHILDREN S SUITS. fell in soft ringlets around his neck, but ment of the name she has borne silver, pretty much everything of great there was nothing effeminate in his ap- A Gunn Bed in Oak. Combina- only to disgfbce. These overtures re- value except diamonds. The country pearance or hearing. If there was an tion bed and sideboard of hand- sulted in nothing and it is the very has only begun to produce. The old Children’s All Wool Suits at worth $4.00. inherited taint of any kind in the con- some reduced from Sawyer $2.75, irony of fate that Australia and India world is waning. Its mines are becom- style, $85 to stitution of the young man who at that Children’s Suits at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00. and England and Scotland and Ireland ing exhausted. The tin mines of Wales $60. time was making something of a repu- 7.00, 8.00, 10.00 and 12.00. and Ceylon and Japan and China should are even getting down to hard pan, and tation on the under the name of A Converse Combination Fold- Odd Short Pants at 75 1.50 aud 6tage have heard of the names of Brown and it is thought not to be worth while to 25, 50, cents, $1.00, 1.25, Kyrle Bellew, those who know his fa- 'Potter, both entitled to respect on the prospect for any others like them. Our ing Bed and Writing Desk with 1.75. This Is the most $1.00 Corset evei ther must believe that taint came from popular American continent, the American tin mines be handsome reduced from manufactured. It Is made In two lengths, medi the other side of the house. only through may largely mirror, fictitious title of such a woman to bear mythical, but those of Cornwall cannot to um and extra long, and In white, drab and I remember well hearing, indeed, at $90 $50. them. It I the be The black. that time that there had been domestic was, believe, inadequacy always depended upon. capital of her husband’s income to maintain of the is into New unhappiness in the Bellew household, country flowing her in the social state whichehe thought York in a golden stream. The rich Setter call and see them even FURNISHING GOODS. DR. WARNER’S the head of which had obtained a sep- was her due that, according to Mrs. men, and the makers, who will aration from his wife. The particulars money Potter, first in her mind that some be the rich all Four-in-Hand Mine Corsets 1.00, were kept quiet and I never heard them. inspired day men, gravitate II don’t carets discontent which led to her subsequent this way. There are over 1,500 million- you buy. Ladies who have large hips and those whc 6hortly afterward Rev. Bellamy Bellew, C. & H. Unlaundered White Shirt at 37 l-2c., worth 50c. adoption of the stage career. If, as she aires in the city of York now, and have trouble with their Corsets breaking dowi: Who was certainly one of the most pop- Nexy We have some handsome Side- Shirts at then said, she adopted the dramatic a large percentage of these are Outing 25c., 45c., 75c., 98c., $1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, will fip<4 the Four-in-Hand especially adapted ular readers in London, although not a boards, too, and there is one 2.50 and 3.00. profession for the money she could millionaires many times over. Think to their needs. It gives a graceful figure, is favorite of the fashionable set, died, and that is marked down from make out of it, in her present of itl Fifteen hundred means the popu- beauty C. & H. Laundered White Shirts at 48c., worth 75c. very comfortable and is a special favorito wild soon afterward his slender and personal- to Made in white and drab almost penniless condition, as I lation of a village, and $90 $60. Men’s at 8c. a a large Class oHadies. ly well-endowed son became a favorite good-sized Suspenders pair. hear in London, she must be a victim everybody a multi-millionaire!” Shirts and Drawers at 23c. each. among a certain class of New York We have made a Balbriggan of remorse. At the time that she A new “iualto.” great reduc- DR. WARNER’S theater-goers. I have never been able, 50 dozen Hose at 7c. a pair, 4 pairs for 25c. made this objection to her husband’s the notable in New tion in our Rattan Rockers, cut- on subsequent visits to London, to learn Among changes Thin Coats from 45c. to $3.00. means, beside the moderate income York is the removal of the “Rialto” down. There that this burled and oiled young man city ting prices right 444 Coraline Corsets 1.25 from investment to which he was en- White and Fancy Vests from 75c. to $2.50. with the long hq^r and the spatulated from Fourteenth street to the neighbor- are some great bargains in these. They arePrench strip Corsets, designed af titled, he had, I hear, even then this hand- hood of street between fingers was considered either an orna- Twenty-eighth ter the latest Paris fashions. They are con some and was also and Sixth avenue. For ment or a pillar of the English stage. I expectancy, making Broadway years ©mi* ISiitire Stock strueted throughout qf the finest English Sat at least six or thousand dollars a am to eight the Morton house and adjacent cafes and inclined believe, indeed, that his teen, are light in weight long waisted, giv in his business. The home she for- resort of all OF uas uccu LUt5 result ox year constituted the unemployed biddy a neat ihd graceful form. repuiri&iauu ing feited, the daughter she cast off, and, to aotors and theatrical around undeserved, but well sought, newspa- people pur on us very lowest, oasis, rne in- town. It was here that per publicity, spread abroad perhaps in they gathered DR. WARNER’S come of twelve or fifteen thousand dol- to and and one could find a large measure by that interesting gossip guzzle, FURNITURE lars which she might now be at different of the season assem- but not very sagaoious specimen of the enjoying stages Coraline Health Corsets 1.25 in that home and with that daughter, bled here of from IRA F. CLARK & female community known as the “mat- every phase Thespian, CO., must at present look exceedingly attrac- the track walker to the This is the fargegt soiling and most standar, i inee girl” In London Bellew was rec- up heavj tive to this would be Cleopatra. The “swell” who had the whole sea- Coisset in the world, Millions attest its merits ognized as having some originality of played and that BEDDING an cable she feels bitterly son with Booth. But with the Th,d elastic Coralfae busts insure elegan idea about the dress of a young leading reports actors, dress. in median 1 toward the United States, and says that as with all the movement Is Closed Out at The One Price Cash form and well fitting Made man; he was among the first to affect things else, Being Spot Clothiers, she has too enemies and critics to and Jong waists, and in white, drab, black an, 1 the fob chain and the expansive collar many in New York is northward, and the think of returning here. It must be re- new “Bialto” is to be found on Vejjttlatiag. and cuffs, which have since become a Twenty- OOST. Dr. Waiter's Genuine Improved Coralin, membered that she has only what she street now. j byword in other directions. But I have eighth Passing through ~ Corsets give better value. and better seryice fo has made for herself, and that no hon- the I saw the never seen reason to believe that the there, other morning, upon 482 CONGRESS * ME. the than othef s. STREET, PORTLAND,* money any orable men, at least, are disposed to put of a new and dra jun30 dlyy fellow had any depth of thought or lofty steps pretentious an obstacle in the way of an erring, matic at least artists originality of conception, or that there agency twenty-five THE woman who seeks forgive- of various and classes. 18 was anything in him to attract the un- misguided degrees Grouped Dr. Warner’s Perfection Waists ness. numerous about were other professional gentle- doubtedly young women, YOUNG ENGAGEMENT. These justly. popular Waists are made of firn GOULD’S while and down the street anc | some of them not as silly as they might men, up UNION sfttteen. and fastened flexible tape in plac The announcement of young Edward in and out the all shades by have been, who have fallen victims to agency passed / of steel clasps. They are provided withthii Gould’s to the of the his baseness. That the Sothem boys engagement daughter and phases of professional feminine Free flexible steels in front and on the sides, bu Dr. F. of this will not club to death a George Shrady, city, most of them bleached as to hair, BEDDING these can be remdved if desired. did him in gutter call renewed attention to the million- and loud as was long ago for his conduct toward their tawdry to attire. I aire wizard and his affairs. Mr. Ed- struck with the sister, brought out in semi-legal pro- particularly appearance ward Gould is of these male actors as CD, FAVORITE WAIST ceedings in Chicago a or two since, twenty-six years age. of compared with Street. JACKSON year He has his father’s jy2dtf I have not yet ceased to wonder. swarthy complex- the school of a quarter of a century ago. an international reputation, and embrace ion and his beard HOT WEATHER CLOTHING bjjs Prom time to time there has been put greatly intensified, These fellows of to-day have the appear- many features which ho other Waist embodies and hair are of the unmistakable Gould in circulation a that ance of and men of -AND- It is to meet the of Is story Bellew’s real gamblers sporting designed requirements He is in no sense a handsome name was that he was the type. proclivities. They run to checked die? who cannot comfortably wear a stiff an [ Higgins, 1CNAB1L man. There is of the son of an Irish and that young something trousers, striped shirts, variegated belts rigid Corset. While it can be worn with a s bricklayer GOODS. pirate in the dark and forbidding coun- and stomach russet shoes anc OUTING much comfort as an ordinary dress waist he had a wife and nine children down bands, tenance of Edward, while George, the conceivable shade of hat band, yet it will give the same elegance of contour a in the Whitechapel region in London. every This piano Is used at all concerts by White and Fancy Flannel Coats and Pants. elder brother, is a handsome and the heaviest boned Corset. I am convinced from facts in my own truly The clerical-looking, high class actor ol attractive A deal has NEALLY SHIRTS. Sold only by us. possession and from conversations with person. great a quarter of a century ago, with his NISS STEVENS, been said in the from time Londoners of to-day that this gracious newspapers turned down collar, dark garments anc and Is commended as FIRST, by such great to time about Edward’s remark- in the son of a young is CHEVIOT I reprobate is reality long hair, missing. Crmament as able business The fact is that lights In the musical FERRIS WAISTS. worthy father, who bore with honor capacity. THE WEALTH OP THE COUTtTBY. Edward was never a studious hoy, and We carry the most popular styles of the Fei the name the son has disgraced. It was When Mr. Porter of the eleventh cen- *88 while at Columbia he under- DR. HANS VON MADRAS I ris Waists for ladie3 and misses. when Mrs. James Brown Potter was yet college sus around to it he be able tc BULOW, took to do some on his own gets may living with her husband and beautiful speculating --AT_A AT-An-nU.T i_A_ J __ Laundered Shirts with high lllll. J_LA__ .1_A._A._A. account. When his father discovered EUGEN turn down Natick Collar. .. --t... mercial in this is D'ALBERT, it enterprises country the youth protested that he preferred others. The Dr. Wamer’s Summer Corsets looking out over Washington square— not far from $60,000,000,000. In 1880 11 and a host of general agency S|Gaaze $5.50 a business career to a that before the craze— professional one, *1**160 are this year better than ever before. Th ; being Tuxedo was something over $40,000,000,000. 11 and so he was taken into the Western thread lace netting used in them is far superio r that this young woman, who had ao- has been estimated that Mr. Porter’s UNDERWEAR|}«1%“7Sc’fifi31erino 50c, 75c, $51. Union where his such a taste for building, talents, in appearance and durability to any other nel quired amateur theatricals, would show the amounl Simimer all wool as have been utilized. figures present Weight ever a they axe, ting employed for Summer Corsets. The made the acquaintance in semi-pro- to be $50,000,000,000; but I have seen es mm PIANO HOUSE, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. But he has no are boned with Coraline. fessional of Bellew. A really great aptitude, way Kyrle timates which lead me to believe il 3 Free St. Bioek, 12 Free St.,Portland. White SI.00 to however much fondness he may have UCQTO iS S5.00. woman whose personal gifts might will be $10,000,000,000 above these fig- S. THUKSTON. I CO I O Ea Fancy $1.50 to $5.00. for it. George is a thorough business easily have enabled her to make honor- ures. can show like ftprll and is most of England our Guaranteed 50c. SUMMER CORSETS. able allies and friends in walk of man, thought by the peo- nothing Try Black any it. This is an enormous increase in ter Hose ple who know him to be entirely cap- “The Soudan,” $2.00 per Our new 50c. Summer Corsets are equal i: life to Which she chose to ad- and shows the oi able of his at years, earning power FIRST CLASS half dozen. to those we Beems from the succeeding father, least quality 6old last season at 75c dress herself first the money which is invested in business of in the management of the properties They are made good netting and fine satin : to have been a victim to the enterprises in the United States, and, and are excellent which they now hold. I was talking to strips shape. fascinations of this perfumed young with a continuous stream from this vasl PIAMOS HASKELL & a gentleman the other day about JONES, Assyrian bull, and gradually to have Jay of into New Gould’s in the west and body capital flowing SALE OR ALSO fallen so under his control prolonged stay FOR RENT; Manufacturing Clothiers completely York, it bears out what my friend R. & G. CORSETS. southwest. He said that Mr. Gould had and- as to lose all desire to keep up even the has. said, that this city will some for a long time suffered from a bronchial daj We have quite a full line of these celebrate 1 semblance of womanly honor, and to be the center of OHGtAMS affection which was greatest capital MENS we are at aggravated by the FURNISHERS, Corsets, which selling close prices. make of herself a mark at which every in the world. A idea of the Very Fancy or Plain at salt air of this locality. He found very good MONUMENT honorable wife and loving mother in great of some of the transactions SQUARE. relief for this in the dry, far western magnitude jel7 coiltl the land feel tempted to point real estate and NO. 114 1-2 EXCHANGE ST. might and the in other branches C. P. a country* probabilities were As — — FRENCH CORSETS. the finger of scorn. woman I pity of trade can be had an occasional AT that he would spend considerable of his by AVe have a broken lot that are close' I her; as a beautiful woman I admire her. to the Real being time for the next visit Estate exchange. Not with there year or two. out at less than import cost. The degradation which began this the sales are on the When from was largest reported the fatal last heard he at Eads, man Bellew’s acquaintance, but in that ons W. P. HASTINGS’. CoL This same who open board, atmosphere led her to a gentleman, is quite decl7 fascination which become hears of the fat slices that are occasion- ___®t familiar with Mr. Gould and his affairs, professional actress, and to go jockey- cut and in this obtain A that he has evidence ally off, way may WILLIAM COODWIN, around the world in his company, to says unquestioned “richest ing that Mr. wealth an idea of New York.” friends and Gould’s to-day, (Late City Engineer.) exile herself from country, John A. Cocke bill. not estimating prospective values j as well as to bar forever the doors of all Club. M. C. M. A. at all, is not a dollar less than Portland Yacht honest homes against her, has now cul- meeting of the Portland It has been said Civil & Architeci regular monthly regular of the 5160,000,000. of most Engineer Landscape Yacht Club will be held at the Club House, monthly meeting Maine minated in the separation in London of THE THECharitable Meolianies’ Association You ten time Merchants’ wharf, on will bo Street. in men who themselves get your money’i Wednesday evening, July held THUltSDAY Congress the two principals this sad drama, apply strictly 1st National Bank at 8 o'clock. EVENING. July 7,1832 Building, 6, CHAS.F.FLAGG, Secretary. E. je28 dtf and in the of this fair wreck to business that lose health in worth in the Pbess at 50 cents a month apll eodt* Juio d2t C. MITCHELL, stranding they jy6d3t Seoretaiir. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. domination has been used with good thing which lias made her ciate To seven of the FINANCIAL. materially justices. original FINANCIAL. AMUSEMENTS. AND- effect to keep these alliances from break- and under the great, Commonwealth thirteen States they gave their lirst gov- ing with the Democratic in the as MAINE STATE PRESS. party serving her guide in most matters of ernors, and they have furnished nine of GRAND OPENINC national election, and so it and reform. — TXI33 — may safely bg political, religious, the of the United OF -- Subscription Rates. legal twenty-three Presidents concluded that in that section That this the third influence should have been States, two others being of Welsh, and Daily (In advance) $6 per year; $3 for six party will make little show. It is in the Treasurer histori- one of Wanted substantially ignored by English Dutch descent. months; $1.60 a quarter; 50 cents a month. West that it will the bulk of its ans is not poll remarkable, since from the Having shown how of our Ameri- The Daily is delivered morning by many For a conservative New Greenwood every votes; and it is that the restoration of the Stuarts at possible expec- republics have can institutions are not of Garden, carrier anywhere within the city limits and English origin, Manufactur- tation of its England Woodfords without extra managers that it may get not been fashionable in England. it is of facts the JULY 4th. charge. upon the strength like ing company, who can MONDAY, votes enough in some of the States to When now we turn to the Al. Haynes, .... Daily (Not in advance), invariably at the American foregoing that Mr. Campbell controverts invest ©30,000, which Manager. prevent set of electors a rate of $7 a year-. any getting ma- colonies, founded when the Netherland the further assumption of most writers -OF- amount will be used in on all the time from Maine jority may be realized. Such a result influence was at its in Something going 10 a. m. State Press, (Weekly) published height England that our are an race. to m. people English further equipment, 10 p. No waits, no delays, nopostpone- every $2 per year;$l for six months; would be if the we me nt on account of the weather. Thursday, probable anything like find traces of the great republic in The Scotch-Irish were as as un-English made necessary a Take steamer at Portland near 50 cents a quarter; 25 cents for trial subscrip, whole of the alliances by Pier, foot of strength could be every quarter. That they should have were the or foutlawd, mb., street. lion of six weeks. Hollanders Huguenots. Our and Exchange thrown for the been large increasing 25 cents pays fare both including ad- People’s Party candidate. hitherto overlooked is explained by author calls them the Puritans of the ways, Persons to leave town for or trade. mission to Garden. wishing long But that cannot be done. The the fact proba- simple that American history and with a to Reserved seats in Theatre 6 and 10 cents. short periods may have the addresses of then- South, chapter devoted For particulars call on bility is, therefore, that the party will has been written from an 1324. jy2dlw» papers changed as often as desired. always English their history—showing how, through their Incorporated or address not be a serious factor in the contest. point of thus all the Rates. view, disregarding influence, republican ideas, unknown in Advertising Yet it is difficult always to ascertain with foreign influences exerted on the Puri- worked into the South and “OLD orchard races In Daily Press $1.50 per square, first England, any approach to accuracy the strength tans in New while even as to week; 75 cents per week after. Three inser- England, West—completes his account of the Puri- C. 0. WRIGHT & of such CO, parties, and until election the who lived tions or less, $1.00 per square. Every other day Pilgrim Fathers, twelve tan in America, making a boolc as novel one third Jess than these the public will be much in the dark in no attention BHOKEHS, day advertisements, very fears Holland, has been as it is interesting, and one which must POSTPONED rates. about this one. to what learned paid they in the home of modify many of 23 prevailing conceptions Accounts of individuals, firms and corpora State s Boston. Half square advertisements $1.00 per week, their In this work the ]827 St., to THE MAYOR AND THE adoption. author American tious received on favorable terms. 3t, Owing heavy rains, till THURSDAY, week. ARGUS. history. first week; half price each succeeding points out the various channels FRIDAY and SATURDAY, In its issue through ~, ’93. “A of the width of a of the July 8, 9, Square” is a space yesterday Argus which the laws and institutions of the column and one inch sought to rescue the from the hole Interest allowed on time long. Mayor Netherlands worked their not it him way, only on first one third ad- put into when it declared that the «*KASD OPEXI\G Special Notices, page, nto all the New England colonies— deposits. ditional. liquor for the drummer’s punch was pur- where the settlers were the most ad- Amusements and Auction Sales, $2.00 per chased with his approval. This is what -OF THE NEW- vanced of their race—as well as into New It. square each' week. Three insertions or less it said: Stephen Small, Marshall R. President. Cashier.Coding, Fork and New which were set- $1.50 per square. In regard to the charge in the editorial in Jersey, £ebl4 ritf yes- led Heading/ Notices in nonpariel type and classed terday’s Press that Mayor Ingraham gave his directly by the Dutch, but also into approval for the purchase at the City Agency of KITE TRACK with other paid notices 20 cents per line each the Pennsylvania, whose great influence liquors used 111 making the puncli for the en- upon TO HOLDERS insertion. tertainment of our visitors from Montreal, in die Federal Constitution lias been little — Largest and finest field of 68 horses ever in the sense that the gave the committee op — Pure Notices in matter Mayor roticed Maine. Records will be broken. Track Reading reading type any from either written or verbal by historians. pro- authority him, nounced by horsemen as the fastest in the 25 cents line each insertion. we are authorized the to of Portland per by Mayor deny the From Mr. Campbell’s of City 6s country. charge No man knows better summary To For Sale and similar ad- unqualifiedly. Want, Let, than the present Mayor of Portland that he has diese laws and institutions, unknown in Rnford Falls & tiu Buckfield Rail- vertisements, 25 cents per week, in advance, ouiuwuuj give uiueis iu any uiuiviuuai or POPULAR PRICES. BIG CROWD. of England, and derived or indirect- of for 40 words or less, no display. Displayed ad- company individuals, for liquor at tlie city directly City Bath.4s agency. He has never done or of from tlie vertisements under these headlines, and all ad- this, thought y Motherland Republic, “itself doing it. Of course the Press is aware this ana a APIVtISSlojxr SO of she aesirable assortment of CTS. tisements not paid in advance, will be charged fact, hut in order to divert attention from the heir of all the ages,” the reader can road Company Securities. other of securities for investment at regular rates. slip-up Sheriff Cram, it tries to make point form some idea of the importance of against our Democratic Mayor. of Rumford Falls & Buckfield from four to six PAVILION PEAKS In Maine State Press—$1.00 square his the fact in paying per cent THEATRE, ISLAND. per book, bearing mind that HOLDERSRailroad Company bonds due July 1st, for All that there was in the Press edi- interest. P. for first insertion, and 50 cents per square he history of each institution is traced 1898, and holders or Receivers Certificates due J. McCallum, Manager, 4th Season. each subsequent insertion. torial about the connection of the Mayor 1893 and 1895, can exchange the same on a safe -FOR SALE BY- tut in full. This summary begins with smd profitable basis for the First Mortgage Address all communications relating to sub with the affair was taken from the ac- Bonds of the Portland & Rumford Falls Rail- Monday Evening, July4th. lie novel features of our written Consti- at our office. senptions and advertisements to Portland count of the seizure in the way, Particulars given oil If. 3?I. PAYSDY & published tution and implication. CO., 07 Exchange concludes with our modern MoGafa’s New York Publishing Co., Street, Argus of Saturday morning. Here is the Comedy Co., Portland. Me. egal reforms in FRED E. RICHARDS & CO. in the Great exact recently adopted Eng- THE HAS COME! Appearing Sensational Drama en- language of the Argus: CONQUEROR Portland, Me., May 31,1892. jy4 titled and, reviewing, among other things, onr d«_ This committee knew that a well- Heart my31 dtf punch, hee free freedom of Trouble, Dyspepsia, brewed, would be as attractive an offering to schools, press, THE PJHESST the THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS visitors as anything they could devise. So religion, our land law's, township system, DIZZINESS, HOME INVESTMENT. they set to work to prepare just such a punch, )very afternoon and evening. New Scenery, written and AND Sew New 6. they went to work man fashion. They made ballot, penal institutions, nWhampshire Music, Songs, New play every week, WEDNESDAY, JULY no about it. notified the rake Casco Custom House hypocrisy They Mayor jliaritable work. In conclusion the au- Bay Steamers, of their purpose and with his approval got the Muscular Rheumatism Wharf. Reserved seats for sale at Stock- needed liquors at the thor claims that we have an in- TRUST midge’s. Fare for round trip with admittance FOR city agency. scarcely COMPANY, PRESIDENT, o theatre, 25 Half Re- stitution of N. H -306 Sears Mass cents; Children, price. Now this is either true or false. If it English origin. CURED I Manchester, Building,Boston, serve seats, 10 and 20 cents. Boat coupons Much of this Paid idndtto Theatre. is true then it is true that the was may appear novel to the Rev. W. L. Brown, for years a mem- Capital in,' $500,000. of B en amin Harrison. Mayor SAFE (i City ■jy6 j reader ber of the M. E. Church, but for the PERCENT. GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Westbrook, Maine, dtf_ notified that the committee was accustomed to regard our institu- intend- last ten years an Evangelist in the The company has special charter fromthe tions as of Kew ing to purchase at the for of English origin, but all history Church God. He is well known Hampshire Legislature and is annually ::: liquor agency BY THOUSANDS ixamined the Bank Commissioners of that SMITE SPRING ::: CASINO FOR'VICE PRESIDENT, is it is WHO WILL VOUCH FOR by a and that being rewritten in the of THE State. punch lie gave it liis approval. light TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING: Liabilities Limited. 100 Saving Banks 4 PER, GENT Long Island, Gents :—I md institutions If the lied about the then modern research is a series of surprises, write to inform you that the moneyed have purchased these BONDS, Argus Mayor it TWO COURSES of SKODA*S DISCOV- leeurities. Call or address. rhomas and Watson, Managers, WHITELAW REID. rhat of should make a square correction. It early America, as Mr. Campbell ERY and LITTLE TABLETS have done SVM. P. CAR1I, Portland, Me. Oxford B’ld’g Afternoon and Evening Performances. sub- n max eras;oma mmm wonders for me. I certainly did not do that It points out, stands, however, today can ju24__eodtf FOR yesterday. H5 fc. ST B Hr hardly realize GOVERNOR, where tan m i the rtro Now York Ideal simply evaded. Of course stantially Bancroft left it fifty change has Opera Company nobody sup- been so marked. PORTLAND BONDS. before the -IN- poses that the Mayor issued a formal fears ago, days of scientific I contracted the Chronic Diarrhoea DUE in the and I III. B. and Army, since 1865 have been a We have for sale the Port- Cleaves, order addressed to the com- nvestigation, at a time when many Henry liquor agent constant sufferer. In addition to this, I MASCOT! listorical records OF PORTLAND. manding him to sell the for were inaccessible. was troubled as follows: 1st a lame land & Rochester Railroad Star cast of 25 people. ingredients Back and the This is a work which will interets Kidney trouble, 2d, Dys- punch. The question is, was it with pepsia, 3d, Faintness and an all-gone Terminal Bonds, interest Population 7,000 Specialties Between the Acts. Distress at of Stom- his that the was many persons apart from those who feeling; 4th, pit Mr. Bland has got back to approval liquor ob- ach; Headache and Boston & Round tickets, Portland to Long Island, Washington nake 5th, Dizziness; guaranteed by trip tained at the The of history a study, and those of 6th, Muscular Rheumatism in Chest Assessed Valuation vith admission into Casino Theatre 25 cents. I | and is filling the anti-free coinage wing agency? Argus Maine Railroad $3,054,923.25 Take so I had n Harpswell Steamboat Dutch who will be top., A lie in bed for Company. Company’s boats, said it was and it lias not descent, gratified to Portland 2.00 m. for afternoon of the Democracy with dismay by his Saturday yet weeks at a U time; 7th, a Pier, p. perfor- 1 1 1 FRED. E. RICHARDS & CO. 7.30 m. denied it. denial that see what their republican ancestors have Severe Heart Total Indebtness In- nances; p. for evening performances. efforts to the Stewart bill Its the Mayor je9 dtf Boats return to Portland at close energetic get Trouble that would cause my pulse to of each enter- the iccomplished for the civilization of ainmeut. before the House. He has already se- gave committee "any authority” is a ; Eng- run at 98 for days at a time. I was and and America. treated very eminent but this issue jy6 dtf five miserable too thin to deceive by Physicians, cluding $93,102.30 cured within of the requisite number subterfuge would be compelled to leave my labors To all it will have a and return to home a of to in the cloture anybody. Esteemed contemporary, you Baptists pecu- my weeks at time- We recommend this Bond to representatives bring in fact I have had 18 fits of sickness can not haul jeculiar value, in showing their rule, and the anti-free coinage men are your mayor out of origin, in the last 26 years, and several times parties desiring investment for +]va a! 1-.-, n —_ __1_1. mi md their crreat hut. CftTlPTflllv nnvaonm PIANOS. have been to die. — given up xcaijlui icai nc luciv ~J w«vil VUVUOU Hlij UUOi iUC Trust Funds. gei tne ueeutsu Jive, I feel that I am completely cured of NUTIUE. lized services in the cause of civil and n-f oil mtr rlicuoana uv/innf fKn TA1 nM and the Democrats to on only way to get him out is to show that compel go is To the rhcea, which not cured -^ ^^ ^ statement of was false— ■eligious liberty. Quakers of record. your Saturday but ereatly benefited, f; (] |_ |h it will a ™ that when you said the committee “noti- Pennsylvania open up new chap- I snail take another I tort & Sons Go. I think In driving out of the city the sale of beer and 1 er in conrse which will cure me en- and fied the of their and their history, showing the origin I>urings July ale Sheriff Cram brought in the sale of “split” Mayor purpose with tirely. Yours with gratitude, rhc Piano House in the World. WOODBURY & bottle : tnd of their REV. W. L. BROWN. largest by peddlers, and made hundreds of our his approval got the needed at antiquity advanced institu. Wholesale and retail MOULTON, our store will men form liquors Atkinson, Me.1 represen- Ingust young that worst of all habits—the 1 which such habit of the stated ions, played an important tatives in the New SANISEns, providing themselves with a private city agency” you what was The only medicine sold'with a Eng- be closed even- bottle of whiskey.—Argus. >art in the formation of the Federal Con- land States for every not true, You, and you alone, have made GUARANTEE CONTRACT WITH EACH BOT- Cor. Middle and Exchange Sts. Some 1 titution. It need be said that TLE. Try a course (6 bottles) tat at ex- years ago there was a Demo- the charge the if it is hardly to ings 6 o'clock against Mayor (and OUR if not benefited return STEINWAY, cratic in this 1 he Calvinist of risk, POnTLAKTO, AXE. mayor city by the name of untrue -you should withdraw every denomination it bottles and get your money. squarely _ Pay WEBER, jul atf cept Saturdays when John W. Deering. The Argus alleged it. vill be of interest, as proving what Cal- ONLY FOR THE GOOD YOU. RECEIVE. he was vinism has HARDMAN, ive shall close at 9 while mayor that he enforced done for the modern world. SKODA DISCOVERY GO., BELFAST, ME. CABLER. the liquor law in this city with great NEW PUBLICATIONS. To the English or American lawyer WEBSTER and o’clock. vigor, and it constantly praised him vho cares for the history of his science The Puritan in WESER BROS. Holland, England, and , for doing so, saying among other things his work will be of particular interest. JULTINVESTMENT America. An Introduction to American that while it did not believe in a Is no writer has done the author PIANOS. prohibi- before, OFFICE SUPPLIES WE OEFER of the law it History. By Douglas Campbell, ] races the of tory believed that it should be en- history legal reform in Eng- mailed free. New Yovk Member of the American -AND- Catalogues forced like other laws the Bar, ] the fullest account ever Tuning, Repairing and Polishing STANDARD people have and, giving yet of Portland 4’s Historical Association, pp. 1097. promptly attended to. City Due, 1902-1912 made. Instead of the results of lxxv., .ttempted of the changes proposed in of Portland 6’s “ finding 2 City 1907 vols., Cloth, Uncut Edges and Gilt Tops, “ Mr. IDeering’s enforcement harmful it j he law of England by the famous com- Counting Hobo Portland Branch City of Deering 4’s 1897 $5.00. (New York: Harper & stationery. 540^Congress Street, of Calais 4’s “ constantly represented them as benefi- Brothers; , nittee on its reformation, of which Sir City 1901-1911 Portland: Loring, Short and Harmon.) ALL KINDS OF I*. O. MoGOTJX.im.IO, City of Bangor 6’s “ 1894 cial. Yet the effect of a en- latthew Hale was chairman. These re- “ Slothing vigorous of Bath 6’s Company, 1898 It is impossible to give in a title, or even dee2 Manager. eodtf City forcement then must have been the same j orms were borrowed almost entirely Town of Dexter 6’s “ 1897 in a brief notice, any adequate idea of 255 MIDDLE STREET. as now. If it introduces bottle peddlers \ rom the jurisprudence of Holland, ACCOUNT City of Cincinnati, 0. the broad scope of this work. The au- BOOKS 6’s “ jtyo__dlw now it must have introduced them then; vhich was itself the inheritor of Homan 1894 thor calls it an Introduction to Made to Order at Short “IusTaMvedT of 0. if it American ] Notice. City Cleveland, drives hundreds of young men to the aw as well as of Homan civil institu. 6’s “ ■aT^rj^GUARAWTEED but it is Carload of 1897 History, much more. It is a A FULL ft.notlier “ private bottle now it must have had that ^ ions. They were at the time rejected LINE OF City of Toledo, 0. 5’s 1893 to 1896 history, on novel republican lines of the “ rtjJ^STOVE5 effect then. But the Argus pointed out j >y the English Parliament, although they City of Canton, 0. 5’s 1895 to 1899 Puritan DENNISON’S of none of the evils of great movement, which, begin- ] Lave since been taken in City Stillwater, MTPURNACE5 enforcement then up detail, form- HORSES. “ m the Minn. 5’s 1921 which ning sixteenth century, rejuvenat- it pretends now to discover. The ; ng in large part the basis of modern Eng- Portland Water Co. RANG© ed England, and the character of Among: them are some fine fact is that the talk or the shaped ] ish Meantime Cons. “ present Argus jurisprudence. America, TAGS AND irivers and some extra nice Mort. 4’s 1927 the people and institutions of the United LABELS.. Haine Central about the great prevalence ot bottle , inder a Netherland Iraft horses. These horses can R. R. ped- influence, adopted “ ?. P. States. So far as it affected England and First Mort. 7’s 1898 STEWART dlers and hundreds of young men driven j hem almost in their entirety, and hence >e seen at our sales stables on the force of this Haine Central R. R. to the America, great move- ; t has been the fork Street on and after July 2. private bottle is nine-tenths hum- leader, and not the fol- Cons. Mort. 5’s and and ment was derived from the Netherland bug. Occasionally, no doubt, some man ] ower in all matters of legal reform for 7’s “ 1912 a which secured its from a Republic, republic t he Stevens Portland and Kennebec ?. & W. CO. peddles liquor bottle, but that English-speaking world. a war of <£JonesCo,1 R- R. 6’s “ considerable amount of independence by eighty years’ There is still another 1895 any liquor is dis large body of CUMMINGS BROTHERS, Leeds and ( duration—the most memorable comflict UNDER THE FALMOUTH. dlw Farmington Dval Fire Bo?' pensed in that way is untrue. And it is a , eaders to whom this book will appeal jy2 R. R. First Mort. in the history of arms, since it also saved aprl8_eodtf libel upon the young men of the city to trongly. This is composed of the R’a a tea/? civil and religious of ,tlie modern say that hundreds of them provide them- liberty ; icotch-Irish, whose history in America rEEEPHOJtfE 426-2 Duluth Street Railway Ranges world. the of this war First Mort. Gold selves with During progress j ias never been private bottles. written, so that few per- « the Netherlands were an HOSE! 5’s, 1920 With draw centre object-lesson t ons have idea of nnm- or oscillating THE any what ereat fo have your PIANO ORGAN First National Bank Stock. PEOPLE’S PARTY. for the English Puritans. At its ‘close anti-clinker grate, have the most j iers of them were among our colonial Rubber and Cotton Rubber Casco National Bank Stock. The after to the had a as Lined, the freest People’s Party failing ob- republic population about f POLISHED or REPAIRED. Portland Water Co. Stock. perfect combustion, ettlers, and what they have accom- rUNEO, tain the consent of Judge who large as that of and one incom- Particulars of the and clearest Are. Gresham, England, j ilished for their home. Even Hose Reels and best regarding any burning was adopted Nozzles; i Ill orders for Sheet Music or . tbove securities their first choice for Presidential parably wealthier, while in general civil- any- furnished upon an- The most economical, ; n New England their influence was not 1 tlication. cleanly candidate, have placed Gen. Weaver, of ization, in agriculture, manufactures, and durable Ranges ever con- , mimportant, since they furnished to quality, lowesi prices. 1 hing in the musical line will receive Iowa, at the head of their ticket. In the commerce, art, science, structed. jurisprudence, Washington’s Cabinet its only New Eng- Greenback era Gen. Weaver was one of charitable and careful Continuous fire can be political economy, education, j rnd General and I romp* attention. kept the most member, Henry Knox, CHASE & SONS & fanatical of that party’s leaders. work, and in all ideas of civil and CO., without any trouble. Guaran- reiig- j o the Continental army Generals John Since then he has trained ions it stood teed generally with liberty, more than a century <. made of the best material. itark and John Sullivan; while one of 57 and 59 Kennebec Street. { SWAN&BARRETT, the Democrats. He belongs to the wild- in advance of the rest of Europe. mmi JONES & Perfect in finish t he race probably gave a name to Bunker PORTLAND. MAINE ALLEN, BANKERS, workmanship, eyed order of statesmen and an These statements janlO (16m and possesses general have been ] fill. 538 Congress St., operation. exceedingly voluble tougue. He is made before by Thorold really Motley, Taine, It was in and the OPPOSITE HINES BROS. 86 Middle Street, Portland, Maine. C. A. CUMMJNCS. a much better Pennsylvania South, i®17 exponent of the ends and Rogers, and others. Mr. Campbell, for jelOeodtt Portland, Me. dtf j owever, that their great influence was Portland, Me. aims of the party that has nominated the first time, fully sustains them a d2m by c xerted. In Pennsylvania they formed may27_ him than Judge Gresham would have scholarly and elaborate be- EQUITABLE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. comparison E lmost a third of the population at the lolrn & Son. PORTLAND NATIONAL been. tween the retarded PROVINCETOWN, MASS. BANK, civilization of mon- E Conley Process ime of the and that ieToteli Revolution, third (.'CORPORATE!), 1846.— MARINE RISKS ONT.Y. How much of a the archical and the advanced civili- FRED £. figure People’s England c arried the for Leather old and reliable RICHARDS, President, colony independence and Lubricating, Burning and Oils Company is now writ- No Alkalies will cut in the zation of its on W. W. election it [THISing Marine Risks the most Vice — Party coming republican neighbor; show- c id most of the Naphthas and Tallow, Axle and *' favorable MASON, President, — OR lighting for the State, Gasolene, 1 :rms. is to Parafine Wax difficult anticipate. From the fact the hitherto causes of Machinery Greases, C. G. ALLEN, Cashier. ing unrecognized 'j formed most of the of and Oil If you desire Marine Insurance, write the 'hey population Candles, Cod Liver for f Other Chemicals that it has no strength in the East it is the Netlierland which is the Medicinal and all ompauy for rates and terms. progress ) Western the section which car- Purposes, are used in the Virginia, Kinds Oils. Correspondence solicited and given prompt easy in this section to underestimate its wonder of the modern of Fish of student. r ied that for ttention. preparation colony independence. They OIL AND I N. in our strength in the West. It is In the chapters devoted to this BARRELS, TANKS CANS. PAINE, LEWIS NICKERSON, Deposits substantially subject f jrmed a large part of the population in President. Secretary. W. BAKER & CO.’S a combination of the Farmers Alliances as the two 33 and 35 may2 1'eseiltation WOui). •South- of lie POTTER, Treas., 1 t'KY & MOULTON on and undoubtedlyithe ghost negro taught modern English almost every- j. and three of the asso- after that date W. BAKER & Mas*. luguenot, four WJi, CALDWELL, M. D. GROCERS. FBEDLKICK F. CO., Dorchester, 167 lm* L jel8,lmo TALBOT, Secretary, [ JUJO u; marts dlawlwW DRY GOODS. FIRST was passed, releasing the bondsmen of ground that the fire department were su- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DRY GOODS. DISTRICT CONVENTION. the ’91 bond on of the full payment bordinate officers so much as amount. municipal he did on that he The the ground didn’t be- Republicans of the First Congressional The Improvement of Deering Oaks. lieve in the increase of salaries. The District will hold a convention in Reception A long headed Wm. G. motion to on the table was 9 Dali, Portland, on Wednesday, July 27, at 2 petition, by lay carried, to Mr. Merrill of Ward 4 not o’clock p. m. for the of nominating a Davis, George S. Hunt and James P. Bax- 8, voting. purpose Then Air. candidate for Representative in Congress, ami Considerable Business Transacted was Kehoe called attention to the of ter, received, asking that the city, in other business that may fact that the rules mem- J.R. LIBBY. transacting any required every come order to the properly before them. complete work of abating ber to vote unless excused, and that Air. The basis of will be as follows: Last representation Evening. the nuisance on the flats Merrill had not voted. Each city and town will be entitled to one dele- by Deering’s President Ate- cast for the Gowan saw the and said it gate, and for each 75 votes Repub- Oaks, purchase the 60,000 feet (more or quickly point, lican candidate for governor in 1888 was Well taken, and that he would call an and for a less) of land the land additional delegate, lying beyond city another vote on the Mr.Chute fraction of 40 votes in excess of 7E now filled and This land question. THE OF SEWERAGE AT being graded. asked the Chair if he had not votes, an additional delegate. QUESTION lies between Grove the creek and already of or street, declared the in the Vacancies in the delegation any city the Rochester extension. It needs to be question affirmative, town can be tilled by residents of the town THE OAKS AND BRIDGE. 9 to 8. The said only in president “Yes, but it Ireat or in which the vacancy exists. filled order to the abatement Sale city complete was based on an error of the clerk’s in The District Committee will be in session at of the nuisance. The land is in Deering 1 o'clock on the afternoon of making the count. Quite a discus- the hall at the and is owned by Mr. Henry Deering. sharp convention for the purpose of receiving the sion ensued on this point, but finally of Messrs. Tolman and Josselyn were ap- credentials delegates. Licenses Granted to Inn Holders and Vic- the president insisted on taking order of the District Com appointed a committee for this board to By Republican the vote over Alessrs. Pennell and mittee. tuallers—The Bonds of the Asphalt consider the matter. again, On July 6, 1832, Maximilian, ANDREW HAWES, Chairman. Chute objecting. The vote to reconsider Paving Company—Adverse Report on for a little while of S. W. JUNKINS, Secretary. Morning Street Sewer. was then taken and prevailed, 10 to 8, a Emperor Portland, July 4,1892. the Offer of the Brown Trustees. strict party vote. Mexico, was born in Vienna. An order was that the com- When the and board passed Mayor upper War was at — U. S. DISTRICT At the of the While our Civil COURT. meeting city government mittee on drains and sewers, be author- joined the Council in joint convention, last several matters of consider- the stated to His Honor the its III, whom evening ized to construct a sewer Morn- president height, Napoleon UNDERWEAR through COTTON that the desired to BEFORE JUDGE WEBB. able importance were up. Alayor, board explain Bisrmar&k described as a brought ing street from Congress street, to con- to him great Tuesday—United States vs. Jeremiah the circumstances why they IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ADDER- sent Eoilier, selling liquor without an United States nect with sewer already constructed. should like to have him withdraw his unrecognized incapacity, license. Pleaded not and bonds in guilty gave MEN. objections to the order. Air. to Mexico to es- $200. for his at September term oi Innholders Licensed. Simpson French troops appearance of Ward 1 that when the sala- court. The Aldermen met in the rooms of the explained ries of the other members of the tablish there an Imperial throne, The following petitions for licenses ns depart- INSOLVENCY COURT. Registration Board, the repairs on their ment were Brief a the of raised at of the of one Few and to make an innholders and were beginning Emperor Description victuallers received Leading own room not being completed. The full year, the salaries of Hose No. 6 were not of and to the favorable re- of the Austria. BEFORE JUDGE PEABODY. board was present. granted, subject raised by inadvertence, and justice de- royal family Tuesday—In the case of F. A. Pierce, Port- port of the marshal: manded that the error should he recti- The overthrew the Temporary Doan. city republicans land, first meeting of creditors was held and A. fied. The replied that his reason E. Ephraim C. Sweet City Hotel. Alayor and shot Maximilian. Neal, appointed assignee. An order was the for the veto was the fact that the rules Empire In the case of C. W. Davis, Portland, first passed authorizing Mrs. Emma Mayo, Eastern Steamboat House. C. Park Green street. and orders forbade addition to the meeting of creditors was held and Ira S. Locke city treasurer to issue notes for a tem- Ben], Gay, Hotel, any The young America of the house- appointed Ernesto Ponce, Granite Spring Hotel, Long bill after it was once assignee. loan not appropriation In the case, of C. H. Mayberry, Yarmouth, porary exceeding $200,000, un- Island. passed. Air. Randall asked if the rules hold is Vacation has come second was Mrs. Eliza A. Jones, Union House, happy. meeting of creditors held and the der direction of the finance committee. Long couldn’t be vote of both oaths administered. Island. suspended by and the glorious Fourth has been This order is supplementary to a similar Eben A. Sawyer, Peaks Island House. boards and the appropriation made. The NIGHT 1 C. E. Island. Granite Casino. Cushing, Long Mayor said could, but it must be celebrated in due and ancient form. Spring order passed last April; and for the pur- F. Peaks Island. they JOBES. Cassassa, a G. T. 251 Fore street- by two-thirds vote. Air. The new Granite Spring Casino al pose of renewing the loan made under Erskine. Now for vacation outfits and to the G. F. Grant, Peaks Island. Merrill said the money was 25c. DRAWERS. Island is. one of tlie that order. The committee find L. in Long prettiest and they Hanson, Long Island. the appropriation and that no increase we can borrow at a less rate on notes for a J. Halloran. 5 Commercial street. country go. most commodious summer theatres ir would be necessary as the committee 38c. Made of good cotton, 4 tucks, short time. Knowlton & Logan, 239 Spring street. on 130 men in the at suits and $4, Night Robes, New Messrs. Thomas & Wat- Ah Tee Lamb, 1 Custom House wharf. figured department Play $2.25, $2.50, $3 one lot with England. Adverse on cambric ruffle ruffles, superior Report Offer of Brown Trus- Wm. F. W. McBride, Long Island. $10 apiece increase, and that would in- to good cotton, neck, the for R Plunimpr I'lpprino-’c Dnlfg to Odd cents son, proprietors, have arranged cmae me jmo. o ana ages 5 15. pants 50 shape and tit. tees. company, now tney front and sleeve. the thorough comfort of their Thos. Boss, 24 Portland street. were left out he couldn’t tell. Alderman Si. patrons. J. W. Sullivan, 111 Centre street. The commissioners of parks, cemeter- Stevens believed the men should have They have arranged with the Harpswell A. T. Sterling, Peaks Island. Flannel cents 38c. DRAWERS. the Messrs. Outing Blouses 50 Steamboat who will ies, etc., reported in regard to the propo- H. C. Shaw, 75 Commercial street. money. Iiines, Simpson, Company, despatch Daniel 55 Commercial sition of the Tobey, street Little, Chute, Webb and Randall all spoke to $1. Good cotton, 5 tucks and wide the fast steamer trustees of the J. B. Brown Frank 181 Middle street. 50c. Merryconeag every day Wallace, of the payment of this increase as a mat- Night Robe, and one from Portland Pier at estate. The trustees offered to exchange Straw Hats and and hamburg trimmings, 2.00 and 7.30 p. m., Other Petitions for Licenses. ter of justice. 50 75 cents, 18 tucks, lace neck, sleeve and all the land now owned them between lot Lonsdale with broad hem after the afternoon and eve- by After the dissolution of the convention a Flannel for returning for licenses were Cap 50 cents, and their front, and one lot 12 tucks, the Other petitions grant- Mr. Webb introduced an order to and four tucks. Each ticket sold for Western Promenade, Danforth sus- ning performances. ed as follows: the and is pointed collar, cambric ruffle, street and B street for pend rules pay the company the happiness complete. the steamer will also bear an admission unimproved lands George E. Currier as a pawnbroker at 267 increased salary. President McGowan collar and sleeves. of the city elsewhere, upon condition We do just as well for the 50c. DRAWERS. coupon to the theatre. The New York Federal street. thought this would be a to sta^-at- that, if such exchange is all this Peter L. as discourtesy made, Kyle auctioneer. the unless he first withdrew his home Island Opera Company gave the Mascot land and all the land owned the Walter S. as auctioneer. Mayor, boys. Best H wide ham- Bailey ■ cotton, tucks, by city veto. Mr. Webb disclaimed discour- to a audience in excellent las! between the Western Promenade and B Charles W. Allen as auctioneer. any large style C. W. Gilbert to keep billiard hall at Long and said had voted to burg trimmiug and one lot street, including what is known as the tesy they already 65c. night, and will repeat it every afternoon Island. sustain the and that the Night Robe, Lonsdale with 4 clusters of tucks veto, FARRINGTON & Western Promenade, shall be set apart Gilbert L. Bailey for renewal of license to Mayor BICKFORD 30 tucks in and this week. This is the cast himself had admitted that the course the very good cotton, of 4 evening and reserved as a public park forever. keep and sell gunpowder. tucks each. Also out sizes Edwards & for renewal of license to order proposed was the way to yoke, tucked cuffs and sailor of characters: The commissioners of parks say: “We Walker, only get that are usually hard to find. keep and sell gunpowder. at the desired A motion was Formerly Farrington Bros., and Xorenzo XVII.Mr. Dan Packard understand that the exchange contemp- object. collar, one lot tucked ham- John made to have the clerk see the Eocco. Saunders lates an equal' area of land located in the New Wooden Mayor burg and insertion yoke, liam- ‘X— -—Henri Xaurenl Buildings. and ask if he withdrew the veto and it 65c. DRAWERS. northerly part of what is known as the CONGRESS STREET. sleeve and broad .Jules Cluzette Petitions to erect new wooden build- was voted down. Then Mr. Webb’s mo- 542 burg collar. poor farm, amounting to about 400,000 dlt .Mr. tion was laid on the table on of Best cotton, 10 narrow and one Alsoj square feet. The commissioners have ings were received as follows and grant- motion Mr. 10 to a strict vote. wide broad .John Hall availed themselves of the of sev- ed to of the committee Howe, 8, party tuck, hamburg ..Miss Herminie Palacic opinion subject approval eral whose of real Other Matters. Flametta..Julia Glovei eSntlemen, knowledge on new trimming. estate buildings: 75c, •••••• values is and have Angelo...... #;_• ••*** *.*.» Ida Moreland recognized, a Night Robe, A. L. Turner. 16 to 18 Carter Mr. Dunn offered for a cross Paolo... Mamie concluded to street; 24x24, peti4ion McElroy advise the Honorable May- two storied very handsome hamburg inser- Webt dwelling. walk on street. 75c. DRAWERS. Joquln.....Kitty or and Council in their Elmer H. 21 Melbourne North Referred and Martino...Nellie Baker City that, opin- Jones, street, 25x30, tion and tucked yoke, hamburg ion, the acceptance of the prop- dwelling. sent up. a foregoing and tucked full and one Best cotton, 10 tucks, 3 rows Mr. Packard is good singer, writei osition would not serve the best interests ■J. F. Webber, 65 Morning street, 24x49, sleeve, Business from the upper board re- and playwright. He was at one time of the dwelling. lot low neck, torchon feather edge, fine wide ham- city. We beg further to advise L. rear 14 Oxford trimmed, connected with the Alice Oates A. Holden, street, 30x70, ceived concurrent action. Company the acquiring of so much of the slope dwelling. with 24 tucks, torchon and burg trimming, and one lot fine 'The is all new and anc scenery fresh, adjoining the Western Promenade as John Chisholm, 94 Beckeit street, 22x45, The-auditor’s report was tabled as Mr. tucked hmstitcheed trim- costumes Be sleeve. hamburg the handsome. sure and gc seems if the same can be done dwelling. Merrill said there was an error in it ac- ♦ pertinent; Donna E. 33 Crescent Also fine lines to to the new Granite Spring Casino. either Boss, street, 22x35, to the elec- The Weather Today ming. up by purchase or exchange, upon dwelling. crediting $7000 expended terms.” James P. S Port- trical committee instead of the is likely to be $1.5°. A. Bowell. George Eowell, appliance _____ me it. a. ic. n equitable Jordan, Eliphalet (by agnmgton jsaage. W. Smith and George E. Itaymond sign land) 90 Neal street. 28x34, dwelling. police. fair. A. L. Frank, 5 Salem street, 14x26. Addi- 88c. The committee on for the forth- the It was read Messrs. Kehoe and Randall badges report. and accepted tion. Tibbetts, Portland, July 6, 1892. Night Robe, JUlH SPTit flntirn were the coming National Encampment, G. A. R., J. H. McDonald, 9 Greenleaf street, 16x50, appointed committee on the elaborately tucked and insertion stable. part of this board on the order for the ’have a beautiful for the Tlie Sewer at the yoke, low neck effect, tucked adopted design Deering Bridge. J. H. Croucher, 44 Brackett street, 18x20, purchase of Back Bay flats. morning CORSET COVERS. stable. and and one badge for the members of the The committee on drains and sewers hamburg sleeve, (Souvenir Ayer, Houston & Co., hat 27x73 and leather de- factory, IN JOINT CONVENTION. THIS goods lot 4 rows fine 6 broad tencampment. The pin bar is of fire reported a recommendation that a sewer 10 feet high; roof and sides covered with iron. insertion, with a medallion bust of Wash- be laid out and Wm. Skerrett was elected a of will of- tucks, hamburg and insertion Ibronze, built from the easterly Constable's Bond. weigher partment 12 1-2c, CORSET COVERS. the sleeve. ing ton,.,and. inscription, “Washing- end of the sewer recently constructed coal, J. H. Mountfort and G. L. Brackett fer a remarkable The bond of John M. Hussey uon- bargain Plain, well made, of the best feon, September, 1892;" From this de- by the Portland & Rochester for the surveyors of wood, and Cornelius A. stable was buff ribbon in which is approved. in leather Dress material. fends'a worked city of Portland in Deering Park, on Mannix a surveyor of granite. English r* *i C' 11 1 in colors the “G. A. R.’ a Petitions Received monogram, course of about X. 34° 4.V E. parallel OUll Willi Ulclba $1.00 Pavilion Theatre. carries a and to a sewer Night in medal built in Robe, bronze in 1880. 17c. ^This, turn, adjacent J. P. Miller for brick sidewalk at 128 SO tucks in front and CORSET COVERS. This sewer is needed to extra clusters, scribed around the border, “Membei complete the Cumberland street. Referred. McCallum’s home company delighted lock, heavy straps, work done. It concerns back, long pointed Fine cambric, neck. already the dis- audiences in the Ex- liamburg hamburg Twenty-sixth National Encampment.” New large “Midnight charge of sewage at the Deering Streets. linen lined, double sewn collar, and liamburg cuffs. One bridge, a sensational in which Jn the centre is a silver medal with a fine where more or less of a nuisance has ex- press,” drama, The committee on laying out new handle and fasten- lot 14 hemstitched tucks, V neck 25c. CORSET COVERS. of the On the reverse ie isted for a time. The new sewer are very effectively worked a steamboat copper picture Capitol. long streets the out of Luther front and hemstitched from Grove street is five feet and reported laying back, a view of the grand review of 1865, anc square, wrecked by the bursting of the boiler, ed at Fine cambric ami best cotton, empties into an old sewer only three by street on Peaks Island, from Island ave- throughout, $4.44. tuck aud hamburg sleeve. One ftround’it the words “Presented by the the running of a long train of freight V shape, square ami high neck, four feet. This old sewer passes under nue to John street. lot 32 tucks in clusters, V neck, citizens of the Rochester track cars and a fast express train. There are neck. Washington.” and empties into elaborately tucked and hem- hamburg the channel at the It is now Miscellaneous Business. also a number of good climaxes. An 8 The toilet coun- Friends’ bridge. goods stitched cuff. Church. to build a new hamburg proposed 5x5 sewer paral- The report of the City Marshal on o’clock boat will run to accommodate 38c. CORSET Tomorrow at 3 at the lel with the old from the ter has a com- COVERS. p. m., regulai 3x4, extending electric out for June was received theatre Horse cars will be in just opened end of the new lights patrons. for at sewer under the Port- meeting worship the Friends’ on new Fine cambric, high elab- land & Rochester track to the channel and ordered file. waiting upon the arrival of the boat from plete line of Seeley’s neck, Church on Oak street, John T. Hansoi that under orately trimmed with goes the bridge. This will be E. J. Morrell asked that the sewer the theatre. famous Perfumes-extracts $1.25 Night Robe, hamburg, ministers from South Dakota as far as Portland can #nd wife, go alone. When from No. 5 to 7 Heath street be allowed broad tucks, front and back, low neck, with hamburg front. in and at the Deering and the electric road Another Fourth of Will be attendance, also, company to enter the sewer on free July Outrage, from Orchid Flowers-the wide collar and will the sewer can be Boyd street, hamburg cuff. in the assist, extended youDg people’s meeting evening. no other committed Sun- under the bridge and out to the deep of expense, since there is sewer on Among outrages class handkerchief One lot solid insertion and 50c. CORSET COVERS. On at Mr. Hansoi and with highest Friday.evening 7.30, water channel. An order was passed Heath street. Referred to committee on day Monday nights, such ruf- tucked yoke, insertion sleeve. will deliver an address on “Peace anc that the should build the extension of Fine cambric and cotton, high city drains and sewers with fianly disregard property and life, one odors made. One lot broad tuck front and at power. V The are once. of the and low neck, shape and Arbitration.” public generally The sum of was ordered re- large windows in the Natural His- sailor Policeman $13.51 back, collar, hamburg invited to all these serviees. Rowe’s Case. square, hamburg and torchon funded to G. trustee of tory Society’s building on Elm street and feather edge trimmed col- The Police Emily Harford, trimmed. Examining Board reported Burman on account was broken a stone of a Our entire line of Bath- Portland & Bumford Falls Railway. Missionary Society, by nearly pound lar and cuff, and fine lines up that the following had passed successful of taxes she had on paid unnecessarily weight, thrown with such force as to Suits for Wom- to $3,50. Two first class passenger coaches, examinations: five shares of Canal Bank stock. ing Men, 75c. CORSET COVERS. shatter the wall of a passage way oppo- Standard from the Worcester cai John F. A. The committee on drains and sewers size, Norton, John Massure, site window. en and Children is Fine cambric and Edward K. in favor of J. M. Ed- the ready cotton, high works, first class in every respect, Heath, Henry S. Thrasher, reported allowing John Healey, Roger McGrath, wards to enter the sewer at 122 Green now and we are and low neck front and back, mahogany finish inside, plush upholstery, W. S. Morse, Oliver A. Skillings. prepared street on payment of $20. MARRIAGES. square and V shape, hamburg and with all the modern con The Board also that W. The claim of Mrs. for provided reported Ellery Mary Briggs $25 to execute orders for Suits SKIRTS. and lace trimmed. the Rowe had the incurred by her from a defec- yeniences, passed through city yes- passed examination, but damages In this city, July 2. by Rev. Matt S. sewer Hughes, to measure. tive while living in the Patrick Levi Strout ot Cane Elizabeth made We noon, on the way to Rumforc that he was sixty years of age ami Miss Edith terday age—the Curran house on Fox street was received M. Brackett of Portland. when the law requires an honorable dis- Falls, where they will go on the through and referred. In Newburg, June 11, Stetson R. Miller and sell nothing but wool $1.00 CORSET COVERS. charge to be given. Alderman Josselyn Mrs. Evans, botli of trains immediately on opening the line tc The petition of the judge of probate Mary Hampden. thought that Mr. Rowe might still be In Bucksport, June 21, Rev. Lucius Besseyof Suits and as most of them 50c. Fine cambric, and for for the of a to a and Miss Minnie A. of Skills, hamburg Rumford Falls passenger trafBc. more useful in his position than a new appointment guardian Bridgwater Warren Guil- of unsound mind was ford. 9 inch tucked broad tuck lace insertion neck and man; but the Board decided that the person granted. are made in our own ruffle, sleeves, Patrick claim In North Bucksport, June 20. James A. Mar- The Brentwood Going Bast. Curran’s on account of above. One lot 7 inch cambric to be worn language of the statute was imperative, shall of Jersey City and Miss Mary E. Clement. especially adapted damage done by a sewer overflow was workrooms we can Mr. Isaac Cate is about to take a cruise and Mr. Rowe was honorably discharged. In Solon. June 17, Fred Murphy and Miss guar- ruffle, narrow hamburg edge, 4 with thin waists. referred. Cora Williams. as Later it was represented Mr. in the Brentwood far east as Halifax. by In Topsfield, June 25, Joliu Beach and Isabel antee the and tucks above. Josselyn that Mr. Rowe was not yet sixty IN COMMON COUNCIL. Atwood. quality Orne goes as Captain George pilot, Cap- and the vote was reconsidered In years old, Absent, Messrs. Melaugh and Prince. Topsfield, June 25, Frederick W. Smith The tain Scott Oliver commanding. Mr. and the matter laid on the table until the and Miss Vesta M. Noble. workmanship. prices In North Penobscot, June 23, Charles W. Cate’s family will accompany him. next meeting. The Mayor’s Veto. are no than inferior Grimlle and Miss Jennie L. Harriman, both of higher 75c. CHEMiS Policemen. Orland. Skills, Special The road the He is a Republican. president Mayor’s veto of made goods. 6 inch liamburg tucks above John D. Relahan, Thomas F. Martin, the order passed by the Council ready _ To the Editor of the Press: giving DEATHS. ruffle. One lot, lO inch cambric Van R. Wilmot the members of Hose We re- I see that I have been chosen second Dow, (Cushing’s Island) Dirigo Company, keep everything ruffle 8 tucks, lO tucks above lieutenant of the Johnson Guards. G. No. the same Being Jackson, Pliny Crowell, Andrew J. 6, corresponding increase In this city, July 4, Mrs. Mary, wife of the for sea ruffle. 25c. Chemise. a I do not care to command quired bathing. Republican, Adams, (Fort Allen Park) and William G. of pay as was given in the appropriation late Daniel O’Brion. pemocratic and conse- [Funeral tills afternoon at 3 o’clock, from Good cotton with ruffles. torch-bearers, & Maine to the other cannot the Hale, (Boston railroad) were ap- bill members of the depart- St Dominic Church. quently accept position. In June 6, James Hatch, aged 92 John J. special policemen without ment. This was the veto: Nobleboro, If Cronin. pointed pay. years. you haven’t one of The Asphalt Paving. Portland, July 5,1892. In Waterville, June 26, Ida F. Abbott, aged $1.00 Skirts, 41 those To the Honorable the Common Council: years. swinging piazza 9 inch hamburg ruffle, 6 tucks 38c. Chemise. When the New England Paving Com- Under orders for raising the salaries of the In Augusta, Ida L. Fackard, aged 27 years 2 Hose in months. above. One 14 inch Excellent lucked down the on Dirigo Company, originating your hon- chairs are not lot, ruffle, material, pany put asphalt paving orable board on June 6th of the In Dayton, May 15, Benjamin F. Smith, aged you getting present year, 10 lO tucks above ruffle. and one lot with ruffles. Fore street and on the side of the prayer of the petitioners was and 66 years. tucks, front, northerly granted, Julie all the out-of-door comfort the said salaries were increased aiid lixed as In North Anson, 12, Mrs. Nancy M. Absolutely Congress street (fromMellen to Vaughan follows: Bailey, aged 77 years. Members raised to In Belfast, June 17, Mrs. Eliza J. Brown, aged street) iu 1890 it gave a bond of $5,- from $30 $40. you ought. They’re adjus- Clerk raised from $35 to $45. 83 years. 000 to keep the pavement in repair five Captain raised from $35 to $50. table and them- $1.25 75c. Chemise. order [The funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen Eads adapt Skirts, the Best. Franklin J. and Said only awaits the Mayor’s approval. years. Rollins Wm. R. hemstitched Good all over Section 16 of the joint rules of the Coun- will take place this Wednesday morning at 7 inch liamburg cotton, fronts, Wood were sureties. when City selves to It is richest in pure cream of tartar ; Again in cil reads thus: 8.30 o’clock, from the residence of her daugh- any position, ruffle, 5 clusters of tucks above. Hamburg neck and sleeves 1891 the same company paved the south- "The of each subordinate city officer ter, 114 Pearl street. Service at the Cathedral It is in wholesome leaven- salary of the Immaculate at 9 o’clock. better than ham- worth strongest erly side of Congress street (from State shall be fixed annually by tile concurrent action Conception they’re Also fine lines up to $5.00. $1.00. of both and alter ing power ; to another bond of boards; being once fixed, Vaughan) they gave shall not be increased the time for which 1 It has the best and to it in for during mocks. keeping qualities $4000 keep repair five years. they were elected.” is the most economical; The same gentlemen were bondsmen. Said subordinate city officers were chosen for the of one and their salaries contains no ammonia or This south side pavement is not stand- period year, were It alum, fixed the annual bill and the bondsmen ask leave to duly by salary accepted other deleterious substance; ing well, and approved May 5,1892. OWEN, MOORE & CO. pay the $4000 to the city and be released In of the aforesaid rule of All the ingredients used are pub- consequence the from their obligations to attend to the City Council, I am obliged to return the order lished on the label. to without The other on Con- your honorable body my approval. repairs. pavement Darius H. and Fore streets is Ingraham, gress standing well; Mayorf and they aSfi to be released from their obligation on payment of $1000 and the A long discussion followed. Mr.Chute J.R. needed Cleveland’s furnishing of liTWerials for re- thought the Mayor’s veto should be laid LIBBY, pairs. arelJ^ to nsk this because WAKTTE33. They on the table, and Mr. Webb seconded the New Paving Company has SMART reliable man to handle State of England Maine, for the best novelty into the motion. Mr. Kehoe said he didn’t A campaign Powder gone liquidation. ever invented; tremendous seller; 100 per cent. W Street. Baking On motion of Mr. Gallag'iier an order believe the Mayor based his veto on the JOHN J. STRONG, West End Hotel. It 1*28 Congress dtl MISCELLANEOUS. ADLIIE. STEVEJIM “AJAX,” THE STRONG MAN. WIT AND WISDOM. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. The RemarUable Renta Performed by His Opinion. * John Whitman. Jamie’s father had taken him In to see the One of the great athletes now TliE Democratic Condidate for Vice- creating baby. “There, my son,” he said, “is a little a sensation his wonderful feats of by sister for you. Won’t she be a nice present? strength is John Whitman, better known “Yes,” said Jamie, “she’s nice enough, I President’s Home life. as who stands 5 feet reckon, but I’d ruther have a goat.—Chicago “Ajax.” Whitman, Tribune. 9 inches in height, and weighs 185 pounds, discovered his wonderful while WELCOME ~—SOAPJ strength Astonishing Progress of the Past Ten a truckman, when he used to easily lift Baby cried, Years—The West Has Hone Wonders, cases that weighed from 300 to 400 pounds, Mother sighed, and load his wagon unassisted. One day Is not advertised to hut Relatively the South Has Made the Doctor prescribed: Castoria! several men were lifting a bar of iron preserve clothes, Greatest Advance. weighing 200 pounds, when Whitman stated that he could lift the iron First Old old haven’t The season for summer conventions Chum—Say, man, why but will do less and better with his teeth. He was looked ever married? has fairly set in, and a bare list of the upon you got injury give with surprise nnd few believed he Second Old Chum—Why, tho fact is, I’ve never important gatherings of this year would could do so. Whitman got a piece of vul- given the subject any thought. fill half a column. The con- results than reason I in the political oanized rubber and fastened it to a piece First Old Chum—That’s the very got world. married.—Jester. any soap ventions are known and read of all of rope about three feet long. He grasped men, and those of the various so- the rubber attached A secret, mouthpiece, the It pays to have the best. Remember, Ayer’s Brief Narrative other end of ROOMS. cial and benevolent orders are nearly as the rope to the mass of iron, Sarsaparilla is the standard blood purifier. HOST AND FOUND. MISCELLANEOUS. Five Brothers Tobacco is and to Plug well advertised, but in gatherings to the amazement of the crowd lifted it from the LET—Pleasant rooms at 71 Free St. noon, July 5th. between No, the Best Tobacco that discuss the fairly ground. Whitman of a Chewing educational matters sum- In a GOod house near. LOST—Tuesday136 Free street and Union Station, a lady’s PICTURES! Those In want then a Quandary. TO boarding MISS L. B. can — got leather monthpieee made and brown leather PICTURES!good picture, for a small amount of money, be made the choicest mer of 1892 will outdo all summers Small Boy—Did you see a little boy ’bout my HAY.14-tf handbag, containing with sundry he with his teeth other a watch with silver case would do well to call on us. Pictures framed daily practiced lifting articles, gold and *» selections of the that have gone before it. size around the corner? or to order; for sale; wire and highest grade until he became an and LET—Pleasant rooms, single In suites* fob attached, both cases with open face, and a moulding picture quite expert believe I with board hooks. E. D. Cor. Oak It seems but a few years that a Old Gentleman—Yes; dido TO at 110 PAllKST? MRS. H. M. purse containing about $25; the person return- moulding REYNOLDS, Leaf Tobacco, used in connection ago champion at the game. RICE. and streets. 6-1 Boy—Did he look ugly? __28-tf ing it to No. 136 Free street will be suitably re- Congress with state teachers’ convention was a notable Since then he has appeared in all the 6'-tf absolutely pure ingredients Gentleman—I didn’t notice. warded._ In and even a in LET—Two good furnished rooms. In- persons want of trunks or event, county convention leading theatres America and has met Boy—Did he look scared? to call E. to a flavor and TO quire at 43 MYRTLE Street. Ring right have found the Greatest Cure on WANTED—Allbags at D. REYNOLDS’, 666 produce pleasant was With success. Gentlemen—I don’t know’. organized with difficulty. But al- great The following is a Why? hand bell. 2-1 I^iOUND—Ifor Rheumatism and in and 658 Congress street, corner of Oak; as wo a chew. want Boy—I heard he was around there, and I don’t Forth, Neuralgia palatable We your an list of his most famous feats: their worst chronic forms. I manufacture our goods, and can therefore ready association embracing but one know whether he wants to lick me or whether suffered twelve give years and tried every known Sufferers you bottom prices; trunks repaired; open judgment. Ask for Five Brothers section of the states attracts Lifting, with the aid of a strap and he’s hidin’ from me. Wish I did.—Street & remedy. the atten- MALE HELP. write to me and enclose MISS E. S. evenings. 6-1 a barrel of water Smith’s Good News. stamp. Plug. Use it once, and we be- tion of the world, while the National mouthpiece, weighing ORR East Harpswell, Maine. jyld&wlmo* 300 pounds. Brown’s Russet Oxfords and lieve use of salary and expenses buy you will always it. Educational association brings together Pond’s Extract stops all kinds bleeding, from Russet Bals. All widths, sizes and half Tug-of-war—Four men holding him WANTED—Salesman;start; permanent place; good ehance GENTS pains, inflammations and Hemorrhages. Refuse for advancement; control of large territory and AGENTS. sizes. BROWN’S, Sign of Gold Boot. 2-1 round the waist, while four other men JOHH FINZER & anything but the genuine. sub-agents given right man. Only house raising BROS., Louisville, Ky. try to pull a rope, with a mouthpiece at- stock in both Canada and United States! agents are wanted to sell country board. Ad- jy4 dtfnrmtopcol wTlir.Tl hp linlda Tiptnfppn hia feaiH BROWN BROS. CO., Nufserymen, Rochester, WANTED—Aliveable bodied men the cheapest life insur- PARTIES—wishingdress M. C. BURNELL. Gorham, Me., to make in re- N. Y. 5-1 ance in the United States. Liberal terms to Box 4, reference required and given. 23-4 This is a wonderful feat. Squildig—I have a suggestion good canvassers. Previous experience not nec- to the fence. Brown's shoes vs. all Holding a 175-pound dumbbell, fastened gard political XKTANTED—At $40 per month and expenses essary. Correspondence invited. THE PROV- buy .$3.00 oth- * T T a few IDENT AID Office 98 GENTSer $3.00 shoes on earth. war- to a with his a McSwilligen—Well? paid, good salesmen to sell nursery SOCIETY, Exchange Every pair rope, teeth, and 125-pound ranted as is that it be built of stock. Steady employment the year round to street, Portland. Me. 6-8 represented. B.ROWN’S, Sign of one in each hand, standing on two chairs Squildig—The suggestion successful Gold Boot 2-1 Noik barbed wire. There is .too much sitting on it salesmen. Address with references. placed three feet apart. After he mounts D. H. PATTY, N. Y. now.—Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. Nurseryman, Geneva, WANTED. buy Russet Oxfords and Russet the chairs he the dumb- swings suspended __1-1 MOTHERSBals at Sign of Gold Boot for your chil- dren. bell, by moving his head, for five minutes. an BROWN, 461 Congress St. 2-1 It your hair is inclined to fall out and become capable book-keeper, one by experienced Suc\) Ajax is the only man who success- Wanted—Awith some of WANTED—Positionsnurse, and a housekeeper who is able to living thin use er. knowledge stenographry. to loan—on first Hall’s Hair Kenew Address, “E. E.” P. O. Box take the care and Ad- or second fully this feat. 1898, city, stating manage economically. on real performs ^ dress MRS. or M. Moneymortgages estate, good commer- experience; salary expected.l-i H., nurse; housekeeper, cial Life He aleo accomplishes the above feat PRESS OFFICE, Portland. Me.6-1 paper, Insurance policies or any good CONDENSED An Economical Measure. collateral securities. of A. C. with two men sitting on each shoulder. of fair business tact Inquire LIBBY, First Partner—We must out down as sales to a few 42V2 Exciiange 10-4 460 with his teeth and expenses WANTED—Gentlemangeneral agent for manufacturing lady desiring spend St._ Lifting pounds business; goods have unlimited WANTED—Aweeks in or near Portland would like a if we wish to come out ahead at the end of the demand; no Cool Brown’s Russet Ox- swinging the weight. or office work position as seamstress the or un- by wearing travelling soliciting, exclusively, by day wTeek; fords and Russet Bals. See year. established trade for derstands and can ref- KEEP BROWN’S Lifting 800 pounds. good $1500 yearly; $100 cutting fitting; give good show window. of Second Partner—All right. Admit the trav- to $200 from erences. Address MRS. A. Island Sign Gold Boot. 2-1 a barrel of water with his teeth Circular. required (protected risk) address ELKINS, Lifting ellers into the firm—The Jewelers’ “C. L.” Press office. 30-2 Pond, Vt. 6-1 while he holds a 125-pound dumbbell in FEMALE HELP. eaoh hand. WA3STTE3D. a first class cook in For a Sugar Coated by family Jnedicine Ayer’s a WANTED—Situationa beach or mountain house; pastry cook- a barbell with his Boston Publishing House, a manager Lifting 150-pound Pills are unrivalled. eradicate disease. in a large house at 41 girl to assist in taking They BY for our business in Maine, one who can ing preferred. Apply young PRESIDENT E. H. COOK. at the same time 250 Chestnut street. 6-1 WANTED—Acare of child and other wrork. yf\zat hands, lifting pounds procure and handle agents, security required, light Ap- ply house 106 EMERY street. 30-1 an convenience of an a with his teeth. state salary expected. Address J. A. Makes every-day larger gathering of intellectual men Doctor—My dear sir, you must avoid all head E., Press the finder of the jyleodst black, old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. and women than any other organization. work. office._ WANTED—Willshort Jersey sack, found in Lincoln Park July 4th, please return the same to American FOR SALE. with care. it was a Prepared scrupulous Highest Twenty years ago small and ob- Patient—But then I should have to go beg- Express office, 44 Plum street, city, to LESLIE K. MITCHELL. award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each scure body. For a few years past its ging. 5-1 sale—We have on hand about 500 two Avoid Doctor.—Why? FORpairs men’s canvas base ball lace shoes package makes large pies. meetings have been attended by from woman, Patient—Oh, because I’m a hairdresser.— young English pro- with leather soles; these are regular SI shoes insist on tho to WANTED—Bytestant, position as nurse to an invalid or imitations—and having 10,000 15,000 people, and this year it Pick-Me-Up. but we are closing them out for 60 cents a or to do in or pair; young children, light work, town this is a H. P. NONE SUCH brand. is expected that at least 20,000 will References genuine bargain. MCCARTHY, “Was in terrible condition with rheumatism country. given. Address, Beta, 305 and 467 Fore street. 6-1 & gather at this office. 4-1 MERRELL SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. Saratoga. of 9 years’ standing. Took Ath-lo-pho-ros and The of education in IPOK sale—At Gorham two storied progress the have not had a bad since.”—Mrs. M. H. public to know that I keep village, pain ■\X7’AN'r:ED—The X. 06 acres of newer sections TT my room open evenings and Sun- house, barn, land, including pas* ap4 eod&wlynrm may be illustrated by Dows, North Mass. dining and 100 Easton, days and serve ice cream. A ladies parlor in turage woodland, grafted fruit trees, or three small taking two sample states. As ANY connection. G. DaSYLVA, 25 Pearl St. 4-1 sundry fruits, water carried into house, minutes walk from centre of late as 1850 Indiana had no eight village. S. general by a competent O. CARRUTHERS, 44 Hampshire street, Port- school system. The percentage of na- WANTED—Positionstenographer. Address STENOGRAPH- land. 6-2 WI. M. tive illiteracy was such as to make the ER, this Office.2-1 MARKS, To Thomas B. of the Town of SALE—25 horse power horizontal boil- state a and in a few Cape a byword, sections Haskell, purchase nice Portland FORer, locomotive pattern, tested hundred WANTED—Tobuilt cutunder at once the condition was such as is described in the of carryall. Apply pounds, cold water pressure; now in city and Elizabeth, County Cumberland, to F, O. BAILEY & CO., 32 Plum street. 30-1 for will sell and not ready inspection; cheap; correspon- Card very greatly exaggerated in GREETING: dence solicited. C. P. Book, That has been under medical a MATTOCKS, Portland, Dr. novels. In 1860 the exchange heavy dump Me. 6-2 -AND- Eggleston’s WANTED—Tocart rigging all good repair for a medium Whitman is a the name of the State of are school of that state was fine specimen of humanity, Maine, you treatment three months with- weight farm or to buy such a farm system among and warn the in- rigging, rig- measuring around the chest 40 INhereby required to notify ging second hand. Address immediately P. O. SALE—One of the most thorough built the best in the world. A few inohes, habitants of said town of Elizabeth, quali- out we one case three storied brick years waist 30 Cape relief, will send BOX 1710. Portland.30-1 FOR houses, pressed and" inches, biceps 14% inches, fore- fied law to vote in town to assemble dressed in best later it received the honor of being rec- by affairs, granite, Portland, the location JOB arm 12 inches, wrist; 7% inches, neck 16 at the Town Hall, in said town, on Saturday, of Murdock’s Liquid Food, Bos- machinery and models to in the western part of the city, SDlendid views ommended as a model for the newer the ninth of A. D. 1882, at 2.30 on all sides, corner must be PRINTER, inches, shoulder to shoulder across back day July, WANTED—Lightmake; I also do all kinds of engine, saw lot, "seen to be ap- PRINTERS* EXCHANGE, o’clock in the afternoon, then and there to act free of mill and preciated, W. H. 180 Mid- states, and by the last census the per- 16 muscle 15 ton, charge. mill, grist mowing machine repairs; cheap. WALDRON, inches, inches. upon the following articles, to wit: and in dle street. 4-1 of is shown to be keep pipe fittings stock. HOLLIS CEN- 97 1-3 Exchange St., Portland. centage illiteracy far Aht. 1.—To choose a Moderator to preside at THE MACHINE SHOP, Hollis Centre, Maine. below that of some of the oldest and said meeting. June 28th, 1892. jy29-8 SALE-Excursionists and visitors to the ENGLISHMEN WANT A RACE. Abt. 2.—To see if the town will vote to re- IF FORcity please call at HAWES’ music store, 414 most progressive states. the vote at the annual In best of A scind passed meeting the references, Congress street, and select a musical instru- FINE JOB PRINTING SPECIALTY. Massachusetts and Indiana had in which a clerical error appears in the report of COMPOSITOR—withas to ability and character, wants a posi- ment, a music book or some sheet, take of on International music; Prospect, Rowing Selectmen on laying out proposed street ,at tion in a printing office with a chance of learn- home the “Tarra-boom” or a All orders by mail or telephone promptly at 1880 the same songs “What differ tended to. novlleodtf nearly population, yet Match. ing job printing. Address M. K. B., Press ence in the morning.” 4-1 Indiana had more newspapers and Art. 3.—To hear and act upon the report of Office. 28-2 It is possible that there will be an in- the the of Albert more Selectmen, upon petition SALE—Coach Harness 2d hand, some periodicals, 5,000 public schaols ternational match and to out a town to have a new flag. The place SUMMER RESORTS. rowing arranged be- Spaulding others, lay way, IBORvery fine bargains in citv built coach har- and more in at a on the side WANT—Youto is at RYAN & KELSEY’S, No. 243 95,000 dailv attendance. Of fore the close of the rowing season of 1892. beginning point southeasterly Paralytic buy nesses almost new at F. O. BAILEY & CO.. Commercial street. of Sumner street, on a straight line witli Main 23-4 Plum over ten who could not For some time an St.4-1 persons years past informal, corre- street, extending over land of Wm. Thompson, under treatment for three to know the MUTUAL read, Indiana had 4.8 per cent, and Mas- spondence has been carried on between Nathan S. "Pickett heirs, Morrill Lewis heirs, SALE—In the pleasant ISLAND HOUSE. months has had no we WANTED—PeopleRESERVE FUND LIFE healthy village PEAKS the President of the Oxford and Albert Spaulding, terminating near bank relief, ASSOCIATION, FORof Gorham, house twelve rooms sachusetts 5.3, which was explained at University 1761/2 Middle street. Free policies. Cash sur- containing of Creek. arranged for one or two choice loca- Boat Club, of and the will one case of Murdock’s render. Paid up value. Incontestable. Aver- families, the time by the fact of the latter state England, rowing Art. 4.—To hear and act upon the report of give tion, two minute’s walk to station, near schools men of both age cost $16 per 1000. 3V3 millions E. A. Harvard and Yale college. the Selectmen upon tne petition of Edward surplus. and for sale at a G. SAWYER, Proprietor. containing so many newly arrived for- Food free of cost. Call and see our ten year Smart churches, bargain by D. The medium of communication was Fletcher and others, to lay out a town be- Liquid policy. agents Me. 1-2 Mr. way, wanted. money. WEEKS, Gorham, Now. Indiana statis- at a in the side of Big Now open for permanent and transient guests. eigners. however, Chase an old Brasonose ginning point southeasterly Our reasons for above _19-tf Melin, oar, who the Saco about two hundred the Shore dinners a specialty. Parties entertained ticians claim that if her bom and road, (200) call at store or house FOR SALE.—A very nice square foreign is at present residing in this country. southeast of the Boston and Maine B. E. your at short notice. ju292mo yards offer are that we have never WANTED—Toand you cash for old rags, barrels, PIANOEMERSON PIANO in good condition aud recent immigrants from the south be The idea was to and with said pay bring Oxford against the track, extending parallel track, iron, rubbers, bottles, metals of all kinds. If excellent tone, will be sold at a bargain. En- one and two-fifth miles to the Scarboro line. deducted, the state really has no native winners of the Harvard-Yale match. known a case of that you have of the above me a quire of F. O. BAILEY & CO., No. 18 Exchange Art. 6.—To see if tbe town will vote to re- paralysis any please drop Harvard postal. Address C. B. WISH, 131 Green street. 1-1 illiterates. Incidentally it may be added has always expressed a scind the vote at a town willing- passed special meeting we have not cured or very much street, city. 11-ltf that the most widely read novelist, the ness to ratify an international match if held March 30, 1892, whereby the town voted sale on bailey’s island—a a that the Selectmen he instructed to sell the old or a to For desirable lot of land HIGGINS’ BEACH. most dialect and the his- such thing was possible. In an inter- helped, consumptive that buy from $1000 to $13,- very containing about popular poet Town House lot (so called) provided a satisfac- 000 worth of cast-oil I the 5 acres, large shore near steamer view with R. C. the coach of NOTICE—Wanted clothing; pay frontage torian whose works have the largest Lehmann, tory price can be obtained. has not been either cured or a highest cash price for ladies’ dresses, gents’ landing, plenty of pure water on-the premises, the Oxford crew, that gentleman said: Art. 6.—To see if the town will vote to sell and children’s grand sea view, location for a sale all American are clothing, and gents’ winter over- elegant summer among writers to Howard E. hundred and or ^ETES “The Oxford University Boat Club is Dyer for ($250) two strong testimony that life has coats; call, or address letter or postal to S. residence cottage site. Inquire of CUSH natives and residents of Indiana—Lew fifty dollars a certain lot of land situated on the LEVI, 97 Middle street. ING & McKENNEY, 18 Commercial Wharf very anxious to arrange a match with the auglOtf side of the Ocean House road, been very much Portland, Me, 1-1 Wallace, Whitcomb and Professor of northeasterly prolonged by Eiley winner the Yale-Harvard match this and adjacent southeasterly, laud of one J. L. WANTED-With capital in a said feet in front on its use. Eidpath. year. Informal communications I Parrott, lot being (50) fifty PARTNERwell-established business. Address L., SALE—One-half double house con- have, said Ocean House road and back this office. come extending myl4-tf FORtaining 8 rooms, fitted for one with Men yet in middle life can remember believe, from the other side of the In all cases family therefrom northeasterly (4Vs) four ana one- of Disease bene- a stable and sized lot of land situated HIGGINS’ BEACH HOUSE and have been answered good oh when the Universities of Michigan and Atlantic, by Mr. half rods, being a part of the lot occupied by Elm street in this city, reasonable. In- the old Town and authorize the treas- ficial results are sure to be ob- TO LET. price Wisconsin were feeble and Fletcher, who is now President of the House; quire of A. C. LIBBY, 42Vi Exchange street. struggling urer of the town to convey the same to the said a 0.1 O. U. B. C.” Mr. Lehmann that tained the use of Is ©pea ail the year round; al- institutions, and now Kansas, Nebraska thought Dyer on the payment of said sum. by Murdock’s LET—Two nicely furnished cottages a race be on the river Art. 7.—To if town vote TO near Town Falmouth and the Dakotas have far more flourish- might arranged see the will to sell Landing, Foreside, XiOR SALE—A desirable out of town resk ways cool, finest shore dinners. Liquid Food. This statement is six one an J- Thames, between Putney and Mortlake, to L. C. Jewell and others, that portion of the containing rooms, open fire place, dence near horse cars. 3 miles from Port; for the institutions than had in old Town House lot left after out the water near, steamer five trips a day to fare land, commodious Stables horses. Just place ing Michigan in the month of and that Mr. leaving attested the crucial test of city, large modern house ant September, part that was taken for the by 10 cts. Address C. D. H askell, on premises or stable with out to 1880. California is organizing one on a Fletcher and his widening village buildings correspond, 13 to pass your vacation. Stage companions expect to road as of C. E. made Novem- N. S. Gardiner, 185 Middle St., Portland. 6-1 acres ten tons of per plan Staples over THREE THOUSAND cutting hay. For further par- scale which excites the wonder of the a favorable an ber 10 and on file in oper- fro hi B. & Scarboro Beach get reply is open secret. 11, 1874, said plan being LET—Two finished rents at the ticulars apply to N. S. GARDINER, 185 Mid- 1®., the town office. Also sell the ten feet newly world. All the new states have better (10) adja- ations in a TO Peak’s Island. die St.30-1 Sfatio::. Board to cent said old Town House the land prominent hospital Sterling homestead, Apply $7 $10 per lot, being to Seth Sterling, Deputy Sheriff’s Port- school systems than any state had forty Great Games for of J. L. Parrott, office, SALE CHEAP—A second hand wee Is. Chicago. purchased February 28,1873, in this country, and by its use land, Maine. 4-4 jigger. years ago, and even Utah is able to In connection with the World’s Fair and fix a price on the same. FORSARGENT. DENNISON & CO., No?74 Given under our hands this first of LET—Two furnished cottages; seven and Commercial street.28-4 next there will be day July the unprecedented record was boast of some native bom scholars. The year several big athletio A. D. 1892. TO nine rooms, at Westwood Park, Fal- growth of associations was slower, but fixtures. A soheme is on foot, which, if Geo. C. Mountfort, ) Selectmen reported of a loss by death of mouth. Everything necessary for common SALE—Elegant set of modern stylo carried will E. C: of housekeeping. Two minutes’ walk from FORdrug fixtures; hand made, finished In ash within the ten it has been out, take the shape of a big Eobinson, J and past years M. B. Fuller, ) Cape Elizabeth. live in a steamer landing (Waite’s Landing!; plenty of walnut; consists of prescription counter, E. H. carnival for a of several only patients thousand, sales TH0IPS0N, Prop, phenomenal. extending period A true copy. stable room. Inquire on the premises, or ad- counter, labelled drawers, patient medi- je30dlw T. cine a rare chance to secure a weeks, and embracing in its scope land Attest: Thomas B. Haskell. and many of these difficult cases dress E. MERRILL, Portland, Me., care of cases, etc.; valu- The president of the National Educa- steamer able set of fixtures for less than one-third their and water sports of every jy4dlw Alice._ 4-1 description. cost; will prepay freight and to HIGHLAND tional association, which meets at Sara- of surgery. We shall be pleased LET—At charges any -HOUSE, The Amateur Athletic Union will hold its Cumberland Foreside near place within reasonable distance. C. B. DAL- on is Dr. E. H. at TO Grand Trunk railroad station, a two storied Central Street, Westbrook, Me., Open toga July 13, Cook, national games at Chicago next year, and to give any inquirer the further TON, 57 Washington street. 2tf of the house, stable and carriage house, eight rooms, June 9, 1893. present superintendent public the League of American Wheelmen will near TO LOAN. facts, but the above is convin- furnished, the shore. Best facilities for SALE—In the village of New Gloucester schools of Flushing, N. Y. He is a also hold a big meeting at Chicago MONEY boating and bathing. Terms very low for the FOR(Lower Corner), the nice residence ot he mills house is situated on an elevation over- during «... r.i. -rv 3E3C IE- season. For particulars apply to HENRY S. late Mrs. I. H. Keith. in re- JL the of Westbrook. Rooms all graduate of Bowdoin college, one of the cing proof that Murdock’s Buildiugs good looking city TRICKKY, No. t) Exchange St. 2-2 pair, good cellar, of w ater, abundance of light ;ir.d Accommodation for 50 plenty Miry. guests. editors of The Educational Eeview. and apples and some small fruit. This is Three minutes from P. & R. station. Reason- Swimmer Magee Ready. Liquid Food is not an artificial LET—A good tenement of five rooms, place pleasantly located and would make a nice home able rotes for boarders. has been president of the state associa- Robert the TO centrally located. Price $5 per month. Magee, Baltimore swimmer, or a delightful summer flue schools M. G. BLANCHARD, stimulant to the system, but Also for sale houses in all parts of the city. By residence; ju9dlm Prop. tions of both New York and New Jer- stands to a race and churches within a few minutes’ ready arrange match with on household furni- J. C.'WOOD MAN, 105Vs Exchange St. 2-1 walk, and Negotiates mortgages short distance to Maine Central sey, besides other of Gus of New York. He cov- horses and though it can be given in the and Grand holding places Sundstrom, ture, pianos, organs, carriages, mo convenient upstairs rent of Trunk Railroad Will stock and machinery; also pays up fur- LET—Very depots. be sold cheap to “LAWS0I trust and honor in his profession. He ered the latter’s forfeit of $100 on June farming X five rooms. Sebago water, No. 6 Florence close tiie estate. of MOUSE,” niture leases, allowing the to remain most extreme cases of exhaus- Enquire ANDREW C. and will meet Sundstrom property street, Woodfords. 1-1 near above thinks the past year has witnessed great- 27, at once to with owner. All loans may be repaid by install- CHANDLER, residence, J. M. of South fifle. draw articles of for a ments and interest. Also tion with its in- to loan on first and second Thompson, Esq.. Register Deeds, Portland, or Harpswell, er progress in American educational up agreement race. reducing principle perfect safety, LET—Money L. J. TO mortgage and any good collaterals. We STROUT, Administrator, Limington, Me. mills pleasant seaside hotel has been greatly fields than and Magee appears to be very anxious to ar- fluence is and any previous year, he stocks, bonds, goods in bond and warehouse re- permanent with- also buy commercial paper and loan life insur- _I-tf JL improved, and is now siumlied with ail the a match with the New York range Ath- Business confidential. Enquiries ance policies three years old. W. P. modern including hot and cold and his associates have arranged the ceipts. strictly CARR, SAI.E—Farm of 100 acres, in improvements, letic Club’s instructor. He mail attended to. Office, Room 1, out a reactionary influence dele- Room 6, 2d floor, No. 186 Middle street 30-2 City ot sea water baths. Scenery unsurpassed; good swimming by promptly Westbrook, on Cumberland work for this year’s convention with 478 Street, (up stairs FOR street; one boating and for says he has been to do so for the No. Vs Congress directly mile from East and West bathing, fishing. Open guests trying the Preble House) Portland, Me. terious to the system. LET—Summer cottage on Peaks End; known as June 1892. rates for special reference to the vital issues of opposite Island, farm. of loth, Special parties. past five years. very pleasant location on Massachusetts Hussey Inquire C. E. GRIFFIN TO Cumberland the times. We would remind the public that no avenue, six rooms. of GARD- Mills. Me. 14-8 H/.UFSV.'ELL HOTEL PROPRIETORS Enquire WM. COMPANY, The of the census of Were Roth from GEO. substitute (and there are many so-called NER, or write C. E. So AT TUCK, Wellesley, complete figures They Jersey. L. FISH, Manager. SALE—Houses for sale. Prices, $500 For accommodations or particulars to MW&Ftl Foods and Food Extracts in the apply 1890 are not available, but there is One of the Andes apl3 market) Mass.__30-1 FOR$1,000, $1,100, $1,300, $1,400, *1500 J. J. FOOLKK, Manager, Portland, Me. yet specially high peak has a record in any way approacliihg RENT—New remington typewriter No. $1,700, $1,900, $2,000, $2,200, $2,500 $2 700* mar24-tf one department in which the facts al- affords a fine view of the sun- 84,000. J. C. peculiarly the results of the Murdock Liquid FOR2. Inquire of II. J. LARRABEE, MISS By WOODMAN, ’1051/2 Exchange out are such as street. 2-1 ready given to excite rise, and on two sides of this peak huts Food in the past 12 years. 36 Exchange St.__30-1 astonishment and in devout have been built within an hour’s R. A. P. F. D. ap8r eodtf general climb LET— An eight room cottage on Central minds an emotion of prayerful grati- of the apex in order that travelers hav- TO Avenue, Peaks Islands, to let very low for Steamboat For Sale. the season. Rooms and furnish- 1LIFF OOTTAGE. tude. it was a scrambled the mountain large partially side Only thirty years ago ing up may annual meeting of the Relief Association ed. Seven minutes walk from Forest City Mr. €. B. Saunders, so long and faior- misdemeanor in many southern states rest over night and go at it fresh in the THEof the Portland Eire Department, wtll be Landing. Enquire of DR. G. E. DOW, 507 Va The sound and serviceable steamer held at the chief office, ahl y known as the steward of the Cum- to a to engineer’s Wednesday Congress St. 30-1 the teach colored person read; today morning. An American, says the New Evening, at 7.30 o’clock. “City of Richmond,” 600 tons, has taken the fine estate July 6tl», and berland Club, there are over 1,100,000 colored children York Sun, reached the summit of the THOMAS PAINE, President, LET—For the season, a furnished cot- having 61 staterooms, now run- known as Cliff Cottage, on the Shore J. N. LONG, TO tage on Peaks Islaud; seven rooms, lathed ning between Portland and in the common schools of the south, and mountain from one of the huts just at Secretary. Machias, Road, 2+ miles from this city. The jun29_dtd and plastered. Inquire of F. C. WHITE, 480 on the route of the Portland, Mt. De- several thousand colored students in sunrise one and found himself Congress street. 19-tf house has been elegantly refitted and morning JAPANESE sert & Macltias Steamboat is select schools and and the sin- face to face with a who had Company, w ill he kept as a first-class summer colleges, stranger SEALED PROPOSALS COTTAGES TO LET-Some of offered for sale, delivered at cither resort. All applications for board gle state of Georgia has within ten years toiled up from the hut on the opposite SUMMERthe best summer cottages in Portland har- Portland or after 1st bor to let. of A. M. Rockland, July should be made to educated more colored than all Imquire SMITH, Portland, next. people side. will be received of Elmer I. Me. She may now be seen on her C. B. at the office Thom- _16-tf SAUNDERS, the Christian missions in all the world Both gazed in silence at the sight be- as, architect, Auburn, Me., up to 1 p. m., Mon- present route. For description and Cumberland day, July 11th, for furnishing all labor and ma- LET—Store 278 Middle street, near Mon- terms to PAYSOJi Club, had done in all previous time. low, and then one said to the apply TUCKER, Gen- other, terial to fully a brick block in Lewis PILE TO ument square, now occupied by Cyrus Portland, Me. complete eral Portland, Mt. Desert & These facts and more of “There is one other Me. Plans seen at the office of the Lowell. Tnis store has been as a boot Manager, may 9 2 m many equal only view that ton, may lie occupied or at Portland. Me. and shoe store for over 20 Maeliias Steamboat Company, Port- interest will be discussed at the this, in “Just what architect, my office in years. Possession meeting equals my opinion.” jy4d3t ISAAC C. ATKINSON. given July 1st.. CIIAS. MCCARTHY, JR. land, Me. CASCO BAY HOUSE, Chas. E. Cushing, Proprietor. of the Southern Educational association I was thinking,” said his companion. COKE 11-tf may3-dft Casco ___ Long Island, Bay. Portland, Me., at Atlanta on July 16. The American “What’s your other view?” “That to A Guaranteed Cure for Piles of whatever Is prepared lo furnish Societies. Clubs, Excur- kind or Blind or Institute of Instruction will meet at be seen at sunrise from Port degree—External, Internal, TO LET. BOARD. sions, Church Picnics, Private Parties, and the Nonsense, Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Kecent or Heredi- R. on the same nubile generally, with Shore Dinners, Clam Narragansett Pier, I., near Morristown, N. J.,” said the first. tary. Tills remedy lias positively never been Bakes aud Chowders of every kind at reason- and other educational bodies to fall. a 6 boxes for n. ,t.—Winter resort. A day many that’s mine, too,” said the •known $1.00 box, $5.00; able rates. Bathing Houses, Base Ball Grounds will follow soon after. The last named “Why, other; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. A Floor space witli heat aiul Lakewood,lady having a pleasant home would take and Groves connected with the and are and on written to each children to board. Best of care. Hall, institute is said to be the oldest then, standing together that Guarantee positively given Portland, free for the use of our patrons. Island is organ- of 6 when one power. to G:.ANT EXEC- Lakewood and other references. Address Bong the two E make to order all kinds of custom harness purchaser boxes, purchased at Apply one of the most Summer in teachers in the and lonely peak, compared notes, pleasant Resorts ization of world, is and sell of harness from $10 time, to refund the $5.00 paid if not cured. BOX 22.2-1 Casco Bay. and discovered that were every grade issued \V. W. WHIPPLE TRIO MOTOR COMPANY, 25 made up chiefly of New England edu- they neighbors up. Our stock of whips is firstrClass, prices Guarantee by St and Lodging by the or week and Retail 21 LET—Convenient rooms with hoard at Hoarding day cators. in the little 10 cents to $4. JAMES G. McGLUAFLIN. CO., Wholesale Agents, Menu Street. at reasonable rates. eodlm Jerggy tqsuh ■tent Mo. ectnaeodtl and 27 Commercial TO So. Portland. Address MRS. E. J. FI.SU- juu20 Portland, Me. imo Square, Portland, _ jull ^ mar7dt! ER, Box 93 So. Portland, Me. 30-L
* Hay. I Saleratus. and culis 3 at 3 higher; 00@3 50; stoclsers 40; Memoranda. RAILROADS. ISLAND Pressed.S14®10| Saleratus ... Texans 4 STEAMERS, STEAMERS. .5(351/3 26(&4 82; wethers 5 26@5 60; lambs Sch John which Boose.512(2101 Spices. 3 50. M Moore, went ashore at 25@6 Bald Head remains in Straw.S10v«12, Cassia, pure... .15(317 Sunday, same position and is full of Clara Tron. Mace.75(280 Domestic Marktes. water. Tug Clarita is in at- MAINE CENTRAL R. R. Common 2.... Nutmegs.70/i73 tendance. Empty casks will he placed under International Co. (By Telegraph.) her and efforts will be made to float Steamship Kefined.2V8a2V4 Pepper.18/i21 her. She For Bangor, Bar Harbor, St. John, the is on a a bad — — Quotations of Products in tin Norway.3y2(S4 Cloves.15 2 20 NEWYOBK. July 5. 1892.—The Flour mark- rocky bottom, in position, and lia- FOR Staple Cast steel.... 10 et—receipts 32,042 ble to go to pieces should the weather be bad. White Mountains. Montreal 8(« Uiuger.13218 packages; exports 10,005 Quebec, Delightful Sail 22 Miles Down Casco German bbls and 28,441 sacks; null and sales Turks Island, July 5—Sob Ella M Hawes, of Bay. steel.g3V2 Starch. heavy; and the West. Weok Day Time Table. St. N.S. Markets. hlioesteel.®2y2 Laundry.314585 18.800 bbls. Bath, Capt Newbury, from New York for King- Eastport, Calais, John, N.B., Halifax, Leading Sheet Flour ston, Ja, lias been wrecked at Iron- Uloss.0 Vs27 Vs quotations—low extras at 2 3o@3l6; totally Caicos. On and after June 20, 1892, passenger Commencing July 4tli Steamers Cliclieagne and and all of New Brunswick, Nova Sco- mills extra 4 Crew landed. The part of the will parts Common.3y2@3% Tea. city 25:8;4 55; citv mills patents greater cargo trains leave Portland as follows: Merryconeag leave Portland Pier tor Long tia, Prince Edwards Island, and Cape Bret- H. 4 60@4 winter will be sayed. 10.15 a. C-.4y2®& Souchong.18@60 85; wheat low grades at 2 35(a For Danville Junction, Auburn and Lewis- Island, 9.00, m.; 2.00, 4.00, (i.00, 7.30 on. The favorite route to and 3 fair to in. Campohello Russia... .l3V2al4 do choice.... 35(£ 50 26; fancy at 3 25@4 60 ipatents at 4 OO ton, 8.30, and 11.10 a. m., 1.15, 6.10 p. in., p. Little Cliebeague, 9.00, 10.15 a. 111.: St. N. B. Stocks and Bonds—Money Easy-Sterling Fishermen. Andrews, Galv.5V2(s67 Japan.25 335 @4 75; Minnesota clear 3 26(24 00; straights and on Sundays at 6.40 p. in. 2.0(1, 4.00, 0.00 p. 111. Hope and Great Tobacco. 5 6 do at 3 65@4 60; do 4 00,24 86; do rve Ar at Lewiston via 6.40 a. Cliebeague islands. a. Exchange Quiet and Steady-Governmen /oolong.2 @3 patents Vineyard-Haven 3d, schs Willie Smith. Brunswick, m., *1.00, Harpswell. 9.00.10.15 Summer Arrangement. Best brands... 50'iffiO Formosa.36®6o mixtures 3 25(23 75; superfine at 190@2 6'0; Josephine Swanton, Glad Tidings, and Geo F 6.05 and $11.20 p. in. m.; 2.00, 6,0011. m. Hailey's and Orr’s Islands, Bonds Dull and Steady—Railroads Quie Medium.30 s 401 (Lead. fine at 1 70(22 25. Suothern flour is weak Keene, cruising. Rockland and Knox and Lincoln Stations, 9.00 a. 111.; 2.00, 6.00 p. m. On and after July 4 and until further no- ami dull the of Common.25'5 30' sheet.___ey2@7y3 at 3 20(8,4 65. Bye Flour easy and 0.40 a. m., 1.20 and $11.20 p. m. Return for Portland.—Leave Orr’s Island, tice, steamers this line leave Railroad and Steady—Stocks Closed Fair Generally Natural leaf... .00(270 Pipe.6 (a^Va dull. Cornmeal dull at 2 85(8:3 15. Wheat- Domestic Forts. Brunswick, Batli, Gardiner, Hallowell and 6.00, 10.10 a. m. 4,(M) p. m. Hailey’s Island, Wharf. Portland. Wednesday and Saturday at receipts 361,100 bush; exports 414,278 bush; 6.40 a.m., and 6.10, 10.45 a. in.; 3.45 p. m. 6.25, 5.00 p. m., for Eastport and St. John, until ly Active but Weak and Lower. NEW YORK—Ar 4tli, schs St Thomas. Saw- Augusta, *1.00, 1.20, 5.05, Harpswell, Grain sales 146,000 dull and No 2 Bed in.. and for 11.35 a. m.; 2.00, 4.25 m. Littlefield's. 6.50 above connections; Returning, leave St. Jolm Quotations. bush; firmer; yer, Havana 8 days; Etna. Jordan. Jackson- $11.20p. Brunswick, Gardiner p. At New York, yesterday, money was at 89c store and elev. ongfllVic afloat; 88% and Augusta at f 1.20 a.m. а. m.; 2.25, 4.55 p. in. Jenks’. Great Chebea- and Eastport Tuesday and Friday. easy NEW YORK PRODUCE ville; S G Hart, McLean, Brunswick; Johns EXCHANGE. @90%c fob; No 3 Bed at 86@86%c; No 1 Farmington, Phillips, and via gue and Hope Island, 7.05 a. in.; 12.05.2.40, Through tickets issued and baggage checked ranging from iy2@6 per cent.; last loan a Deering, Arey, Wilmington, NO: G B Paine, Rangeley to CORRECTEDBY PULT.EN. CROCKER & CO. Northern 87%@88c; No 1 hard at 91Vsi(g92c; Lewiston, 8.30a. in., via Bruns- б. 03 p. in. Waldo. Little 7.20 a. 111. destination, mgr*Freight received up to 4.00 at cent. Garland, Calais; Joe, Strout, Belle 1.15p. m.; Cliebeague, l-V'2 percent, closing iy2 per Primi No 2 Northern No 2 86% Millhridge; wick, 6.40 a. 1.00 m. 12.20, 2.50. 5.20 m. p. in. Friday’sfquotatious. 80%®81c; Chicago Wooster, Thompson, Boston. in., p. 4.45, p. Long Island, 7.40 was @86% c: No 2 3 at a. m.; 12.35, 3.10. For Tickets and at the Un- mercantile paper quoted 4@5 per celit Mil 83ys@83%c;No Spring Ar Hiram fm Monmouth, Winthrop, Readfield and Oak- 5.00, 5.35, ‘10.00 p, m. Ar- Staterooms, apply WHEAT. 4th, barque Emery, Boston; sch rive a. ion Ticket 40 or for other was 80@80ytc. Bye quiet and irregular—Western land, 8.30 a. m.. 1.15 and 5.10 p. m., and for Portland, 8.15 ill.; l.oo, 3.40, 5.50. 6.00, Office, Exchange St., Sterling Exchange quiet and steady wltl Nathan F Cobb, Mobile. at July. at 83@89e. Corn—receipts 67,146 bush: ex- Winthrop and Oakland at 11.10 a. m. 10.30 p. 111. information Company’s Office, Railroad business In bankers’ bills at 4 for 60 Ang. Passed Hell Gate 4th, schs Robt fm actual 87 ports 30.028 sales flrmei Byron, Watervillo Via 11.10 a. Sunday Time Table.—Leave for Wharf, foot of State street. Oppnlng. 8E»/8 86% bush; 69,000 bush; New Korkfor Helen do Lewiston, 8.30, m., Portland and Rockland; Montague, 10.00 a. J. B. Gen’l day bills and 4 88V2 for demand; posted rate; Highest. 8bV8 86% quiet; No 2 at 59Mi@60y:C elev, 60yz@61c for Addle 1.15.5.10 p.m.; via Augusta, 6.40 a. m., Long Island, ni.; 2.00. 7.30 p. m. COYLE, Manager. afloat. Rockland; Schaffer, Perth Amboy for and 4 88®4 89. bills were 4 Lowest. 85% 85% Oats—receipts 373,800 bush; exports *1.00, 1.20, $11.20 p. m., and HI.20 a. m. Harpswell intermediate landings, 10.00 at Commercial 86ya@ Searsport. a. jc20__dtf Closing.. 86ya 86ys 1193 bush: sales 90.000 bush: stronger and Skowliegan via Lewiston, 1.15 p. m.; via 111., 2.00 p. m. Return leave Harpswell 11.45 4 88. Government bonds were anc BOSTON —Ar 4til. schs Abbie C a. steady quiet; No 3 at 3Sc;do White at 89y2@40c ;No 2 StublW; Augusta, 6.40 a. m„ $11.20 m. m., 3.50 p.m.; Long Island, 12.3,3, CORN. Coombs, Brunswick; A R Keene, Rogers. Ho- 1.20, p. 5.oo. dull. Railroads were quiet and generall; at 38%@40c; do White at 40ya@41c; Mixed Belfast, 1.20 and 11.20 p. ill. *10.00 p. in. Arrive Portland, 1.00, 5.30 10.30 STSAMiSHn? Julv. Sept boken; John K Souther, Lash, Baltimore; SE 111. Western at 37@3eM>c; White do and White Dover and Foxcroft, via Dexter, 11.20 a. m., p. <2^ steady. Opening. 6Cyg 54%. Nightingale, Allen, Cliilmark; Eagle, Creamer, •Or State at SOdAoVhc; No 2 39V4C. Cof- l. 00,1.20, 11.20 p. m. at close of Casino Theatre, Island. In Highest. 57% 65 Vs Chicago Bangor. Long Trading tile stock market after 12 o’clocl fee—Bio and firm; No 7 at 13c. via Lewiston. 11.10 a. 1.15 Sailing trips 22 miles down tile bay, 9.00. 10.15 Lowest. 56 54% quiet Sugar- Sla 4th, sch S N Pickering, Brunswick. Bangor m., p. m.; was still further o raw quiet and refined and via 1.20 and a. m.; 2.00 p. m. Tickets 50 cents. Round restricted. The buying Closing. 67% 56% steady; steady quiet: Ar 6th, sells Lillian. Grindle, Augusta, *1.00, $11.20 p. in., only No 6 at 3 15 No 7 at 8 Portland; Lady HI.20 a m.. and at 7.20 a. m. trip tickets, Portland to Island with s- gas and of Union Paciiic savec 16@41-16c; 3%@4o;No Antrim, Sundays only Long adin Chicago selling Tuesday’s quotations. at 3 13-16(8:3 15-lBc; No 9 at No 10 McClintock, Rockland; Leonora, Nick- & K. K. ion into Casino Theatre 25 cents. 3%@37/ac; erson, Bangor. Bangor Piscataquis via Dexter, at Sundays to the market from dullness and stagnation. Aftei at 3 11-16,83 13-16e:No 11 at 12 11.10 a. 1.00 and 11.20 Harpswell and return 85 cents. WHEAT. 3-%@3%c:No Below, Adam W from m., p. in.; via Olcl- Other Land- at 3 ll-16c: No 13 at 3 barque Spies, Singa- town at 11.10 a. 11.20 m. ings 25 cents. delivery hour the market-was active again, bu Julv. Aug. 9-16@3 5-16@3 7-16e: pore. m., p. 86 off A at 4@4i4 ; Mould A 47/2(5)4%c: standdard Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, 11.10 a. *1.00 ISAIAH General weak in all and in further ma- Opening. .86 FEKNANDINA—Sid 4th, sch Kate S m., DANIELS, Manager. Grangers, Sugar A at Confectioners’ A at Flint, and m. ancl a. m. Highest. 86% 86 Vs 43/s@4y>c: 4y4@4’ync; New' York. $11.20 p. HI.20 jy4dtf Harpswell Steamboat Co. terial losses were sustained. Rock Island drop Lowest. cut loaf at crushed at McIntyre, Vanceboro, St. Halifax ancl 85% 85% 6@5ysc; [email protected]: pow- BALTIMORE—Ar 2d. sch John, Provinces dered at Childe Harold, 11.10 a. 1.20 ped to 78 from 79*4 ; Sugar to 95 from 96Va Closing. 86Vs j 86% 4%@47/ec; granulated at 43/s@4Mic: Manson, Georgetown, DC. m., *1.00, and $11.20 p. m. Cubes at 4%@4%C. Petroleum steady and Houlton, Woodstock. St. and North Tri Xiiue. All the leading shares reached lowest prices ol CORN. Ar 4th, schs Dickey Bird. Woodward. Bangor; Stephen CASCO SAY STEAMBOAT ‘Weekly quiet; united at 63c. Provisions—Pork higher Aroostook, 1.20 and 11.20 p. in.; st. An- CC E the the market active anc Julv. Sept Agnes Manson. Manson, Georgetown. Steamer. Manhattan or Cottage City day, closing fairly and quiet; Beef firm; beef hams dull; tierced drews, ll.io a.iii., HU.20 p. m. The 11.20 p. Opening. 56 V* 55 PHILADELPHIA—Ar 3d. barque Robert S m. at lowest beef cut meats are and train and Custom House Wharf, Portland, Me. Franklin on weak, generally figures. Highest. 57% quiet; wanted higher: Paterson, Tunnel). New York. Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays leave Wharf Mondays, Wednesdays 56% middles (Lard connects at Rockland with and at G Transatactions at the Stock Exchange aggre- Lowest. 66% 55 higher; higher; Chicago quiet: Ar at Delaware Breakwater 2d, barque RAC Saturdays p. m., affordlng.a splendid Western steam closed at 7 57i/0 citv steam 1 on Island Sound. Closing. -576/a Smith. Steamer Frank day trip Long Returning, gated 282,700 shares. 661% 6 refilled Continent at 6 S Hooper. Jones leave Pier 75; higher; 8@7 75; PASCAGOULA—Ar 29th, Summer 5. '1802. 38, East River, New York, on Mon A at 8 20. Butter and unsettled; brig Woodbury, Arrangements, July 00@8 quiet Raynes, Tampico. for Bar Harbor, Machiasport and interme- days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 p. m. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. State dairy at|15@20c; docrm at 20@21Vbc diate WEEK Pare 45.00: Round trip, $8.00. Retail Grocers' Rates. PERTH AMBOY-Ar 30th, seh Wide Awake, landings. DAYS. Sugar Western at 10c; do crm at 16@22 ;do Nfiw Vnrlr J. B. Saturday’s quotations dairy 14g *Runs daily, Sundays included. $Niglit ex- For Forest COYLE, Manager. Portland market—cut loaf 21 c. City Landing, Peaks Island, 5y3c ;confectioners' factory 13@16c; Elgin at % Cheese quiet Sld 2(1, schs Addie for press with sleeping cars attached, runs J. F. LISCOMB, General Agent. my26dtf WHEAT. and State colored : do Schaeffer, Searsport; every 5.45, 6.40, 8.00, M.OO, 10.00, *10.30, U.OO a in 7c; pulverized, 6c; powdered, 6c; granulated, easy; 7@8% e; fancy 8% Wide Awake, for Boston. night. Sundays included, but not to 12.00 White at skims at Skowliegan m., 12.30, *1.45, 2.15. 3.00, *3.45.4.30, July. 8%; part 2Vs>®6. WOOD’S HOLL—Ar2d. schs Monday morning, or to Belfast, Dexter or be- oc; coffee crushed, 3% c; yellow, 3c. Sept to LoringC Ballard 6.00. 5.45.6.10, *7.00, 7.30, *8.00. 0.15 p. in 78% 78 Freights Liverpool steady and quiet: and S P yond Bangor, Bar on PACIFIC MIL STEAMSHIP Opening. % Hitchcock, bound east; Ira DSturgis, excepting Harbor, Return 6.20, 7.20, 8.30, *11 00 COMPMY 7SVa grain per steam 2Vid. Sunday 0.30, 10.30, Closing. 785/s Newport for Waldoboro, (and all sld.) mornings. HRuns daily, Sundays in- 11.30 a.m., 12.20, 1.00, *2.15, 2.45 3.30, *4.15. VINEYARD to Bar Harbor. Sii.i c uiv Railroad Receipts. CORN. CHICAGO, July 5, 1892.—The Flour market HAVEN—Ar 3d, sell Richmond, cluded, through 6.00, 5.30, 6.05, 6.30, *7.00, *7.30, 8.20, *8.50 is Wheat Rondoutfor Lizzie 10.15 PORTLAND. Julv 5. Julv. nominally unchanged. dull, closing Salem; Lane, Newburgfor White Mountains and p. m., or at close ot entertainment. Sept. No 2 c: No 2 Ked 80c. Helen Quebec Line. 61%, firmer; Spring at 78% at Bangor; Keller, Amboy for Searsport: For Cushing's Island, 0.40, 8.0(1, 9.00. Receipts by Maine Central R. R.—For Port- Opening. 61% Corn lower eclosed No 2 at Julia A Rockland for For California, Japan, Central and South 50 early; higher; 61%. Decker. New York. Cumberland Mills. Sebago Lake, Bridg- *10.30. 11.00 a.m., 12.30, 2.15, 3.00, 4.30. (i.lo, China, Closing. 50% Oats No 2 No 2 at Sld 4th. schs and, 107 cars miscellaneous mercnandise; foi higher; at 33%. Rye, 75c. Lizzie Lane, John S Case. ton, Fryeburg, North Conway, Glen, Bar- *7.00, *8.00, 9:16 p.lll. Return 7.00, 8.15; 9.15, America and Tuesday’s quotations. No 2 at 60c. No 1 Flaxseed at 1 03%. NOBSKA—Passed east 2d schs C anti Mexico, connecting roads 147 cars. Barley, inst, Loring tlett, Fabyans, 8.45 a. m., 1.05 and *10.45, 11.20a.m., 12.45, 2.55, 3.40, 4.45 6.40 Provisions closed firm and at for 6.15 WHEAT. strong—mess pork Ballard, Amboy Boston; S P Hitchcock, p. in.; and for Cumberland Mills and *7.20, 8.30, 9.30 p. m. From New York, foot of Canal 11 80. Lard at 7 27V2. Short for Portland. Lake at 2.50 For pier street, Juiv. Sent 77%@ll 25@7 Philadelphia Sebago p. in; St. Johnsbury, Trefethen’s, Evergreen, Little and North Kiver, for San Francisco via The Isth- rib sides 7 52Va®7 55. salt meats—shoul- Passed east 3d, sells B R Wood from and 8.45 Great Portland Wholesale Market. 78% Dry side, Newport Montreal. a. m.. 6.15 b. Diamond and Long Island, 5.30. 6.O0. mus of Panama. Opening.78% ders 6 short 7 85® New York for 02%ah 75: "clear sides at Portland; Rhode Island.-. m.; Jefferson and Lancaster, 8.4o a. m. 7.00. 8.00.9.00, 10.30 a. m., 12.00 111., 2.00 For and PORTLAND. July 5,1892. Closing. 78% 78ya 7 90. Passed east schs and and 1.05 For Japan China, 4tli, Maggie S Hart, G L p.m. North Stratford, Cole- *3.15, 4.20, 5.45,16.10, 7.30, 9.30 p. m. Grain and Flour CORN. NEWPORT sails July 11, noon steady unchanged. steady Receipts—Flour. 10.000 hills: wheat. 84.000 Dickson,-. brook and Quebec at 1.05 p. m. For Marrinor’s Landing, Long island. Monday, ■ corn. 257.000 bush: oats. 347.000 Passed north schs The 8.45 a. m. train a. From San with ouly a light demand at old figures. Pork July. Sept. busli; Dush; 5th, Estelle, Nat Meader, connects for all points In 9.00, 10.30 m„ 2.00, *3.15, 5.45 p. m. Francisco, 1st and Brannon Sts. rye. 2,000 bush; barley, 8,000 bush. Jordan I, Mott, Wide Awake. Fair Wind. Northern New Hampshire. and Hams higher. Sugar firm with an active Opening. 60% 4f)| Vermont. Chicago RETURN. CHINA, sails Saturday, July 9. 3 p.m. Closing. 62 60% Shipments—Flour 23.000 bins iwneat.l 85.000 HYANNIS—Ar 4th, sch Nellie E Gray, from and the AVest; and with the Canadian Pacino demand. Potatoes lower. Leave bush; corn. 626,000 bush; oats 308.000 bush: Bangor for New York. Transcontinental train for Vancouver and Pa- Trefethen’s, 6.20, 7.00, 8.00. 9 in For Freight. Passage, or general information Sld sch N .1 10.20, 11.50 a. The following are to-day’s quotations of Grain, Boston Stock Market. rye, 76,000 bush; barley, 4.000 bush. 4th, Miller, for New York. cific Coast points. The 6.15 p. m. train m., 1.05, 3.20, *4.35, 5.25, 6.35' apply to or address the General Eastern Agents. II A. N VERS PORT—Ar 7.00, 8.35. *10.30 m. ST. LOUIS. June 5. 1892.—The Flour mar- 1st, sell Marshall Per- runs daily, Sundays included, and has p. E. A. Provisions, Produce, etc.: The following were to-day’s quotations of rin. Hoboken. through Leave ADAMS & CO., ket is closed VslaVac sleeper for Montreal, where connections are Evergreen, 6.15, 6.55, 7.55, 9 05 Flour. Grain. stocks n Boston: dull|and unchanged.Wheat 10.15, 11.45 a. 115 State Street, Cor. Broad St., Boston, higher; No 2 Red 77%c. Corn elosed %®lc; NEWBURYFORT—Ar 3d, sell J A Berkele, made with trains via '‘Soo” Line for Minne- m., 1.00, 3.15, *4.30. 5.20, 6.40. Superfine & Corn, car lots... Atchison. Topeka & Stanta Fe E. 36 V* from New York 8.30, *10.25 m. jelo dtf 61®62 No 2 at 46c. Oats lower; No 2 at 30y2C. Pro- for Haverhill. apolis and St. Paul. p. low Corn, lots.. C. B. fil Q. 09% Sld sells Leave Little Diamond, 8 10 grades.$414@4% nag 63@64 visions are firm; pork at $12 for new, 11 00 for 3d, Decora, Crescent, and Herbert E, 6.30, 7.15, X Spring & Meat, bag lots.. 60@6l Mexican Central. 16% for Kennebec. ARRIVALS IN TORTLAND. 9.20.10.30 a. m., 12.00 m., 1.15, 3.30, *4.45 Union old. Lard higher at 6 90@7 00. Dry salt meats XX Spring 84%@41/8 1 Oats,crlots... .43®44 Pacific.. 37% PORTSMOUTH—Below 1st, sch 5.35, 6.50, 8.46, 10.40 p. m. —loose shoulders at 6 60; longs and ribs at Woodbury From Waterville and Lewiston, 8.30 a. m.: An- Patent i Oats, lots.. Boston <& Maine E.180% M Snow, Rockland for New Leave Great Diamond, 8 05 Snrng bag 45@47 7 75; shorts at 7 87V3; boxed lots 15c more. York. gusta, Bath, &c., 8.35; St. Johns- 0.25, 7.05, Wheat'. .5 25@5 50l Cotton See c- do pfd. BANGOR—Sld Matthew Montreal, 9.15, 10.25,11.55 a, m., 1.10, 3.25, *4.43. 5.3o. Bell Bacon—shoulders at 6 87 Va; longs and ribs at 3d, barque Baird, bury, Fabyans and Bridgton, 8 a. m.; St. Mich, str’ght ! car lots. 26 50®26 00 Telephone.204 Nortou, 6.45, 8.40, *10.53 p. m. 8 60 ;shorts 8 75. Cientuegos. John, Bangor, etc., 11.45 a. m.; DIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE. roller... .$4%®5 001 bag lots. $20^27 00 New York and New England K. 30% Farmington, Leave Ponce’s Landing, Long Island. 6.05, do Sugar cured Hams 11 50(3)12 50. Skowhegan and Lewiston, 11.50 a. Bar clear do.. $4%®43/i ;; jacked Br’n pfd. 91 Ports. in.; 6.40, 7.45, 8.50, 9.50, 11.20 a. m.. 12.50, 2 50 Maine Central Receipts—Flour. 9,000 bbls: wheat. 50.000 Foreign Harbor and Bangor Express, *12.05 p. StLouis st’gt carots. $19@20 00 E.135 in.; *4.05, 5.10, 6.35, 8.20, *10.15 m. From Boston bush; corn 71,000 bush: oats, 54,000 bush; Ar at June St. Johnsbury, Lancaster. and p. every Wednesday and Saturday. rooler.$5®5 12yal bag lots. .Su0@21 00 Hong Kong 29th, ship Sterling, Fabyans Bridg- Leave Marriner’s Long New York Stocks. rye, 1,000; barlev. 00.000 bush. Goodwin, New Yolk. ton, 12.15 p. m.; Lake 4.45 Landing, Island, clear do... $4%®4% t Middlings.. $19®22 00 Mining Sebago 10.00, 11.30 a. 111., 3.00, *4.15, 6.45 m. From and Shipments—Flour. 6,000 bbls; wheat. 11.000 Ar at Dunedin to June Abiel Bath, and p. Philadelphia every Tuesday Friday. Wnt’r wheat i bag lots. S21@24 60 prior 27, barque Waterville, Augusta (By Telegraph.) bush; corn, 48,000 bush; oats, 16.000 Abbott, New York. &m.'; 5.25 SUNDAYS. From 3 m. 50; Provisions. bush; Tooker, ockland, p. m.; Flying Yankee Long Wharf, Boston. p. From patents...» 25®5 0.000 bush. Ar at Rio Janeiro June 5.35 For street Fisli. s0l'k. NEW YOEK. July 5. 1892.—The following rye. 00,000 bush; barley, 25, sch John F Kranz, p.m.; Rangeley, Farmington,Skowhegan, Forest City Landing, Peaks Island. Finn Wharf. Philadelphia, at 3 p. m. In- Bks.l 7 00®17 00 Waterville and are to-day’a closing quotations oi mining stocks: 5.1892.—Wheat—No 1 White McDonald, Rosario. Lewiston, 5.45 p. m.; Mont- 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, *10.30, 11.00 a. 111.; 12.15 surance one-half the rate of sailing vessel. Cod—Large clear. .10 25® 1(5 50 DETROIT..July Ar at Col. Coal.7.. 36 No 2 Quebec 4th inst, brig Jennie real, Quebec, Lancaster, Fabyans, 2.15, *3.15, 7.30 m. for the West by the Penn. R. and Shore ... .5 25p5 50; short ctsl7 00(517 25 at 84% ; Red at 84Vac; quiet. Corn nomi- Phinney, Bridgton, 3.45, 4.45, 6.10, p. Freights R., and cleared for 8.15 *1.40 a. Small do. .3 25 Hocking Coal.14 nal—No 2 at 610c. Oats 2 White at Portland, Bowling. p. m.; Night Pullman, m. and For Cushings Island, 8.00, 9.60. 11.00, a. South by connecting lines, forwarded free of 75®4 5eel,extra quiet^No Ar at St Bar Homestake.14 00 at John, NB, 4th Inst, schs Relief, Mc- Harbor Night Express, *3.20 a. m. m.; 12.15. 2.15, 3.45, 7.30 m. commission. Pollock ... .2 75®3 751 mess... 8 00® 8 25 36y2C; No 2 Mixed at 34c. Eve nominal— 4.45, 6.10, p. Ontario.39 2 Kiel, Thomastou; Roland, Webster, •Sundays Included. For Trefethen’s. Haddock.. .2 00®2 601 plate... 9 00® 9 50 No at 7oc. Rockland; Evergreen Little and Passage SIO.OO. Round Trip «1S.OO. Quicksilver.. 4 Lucy Amelia, Cassidy, Eastport. PAYSON TUCKER, Great Diamond and Long Island, 7.(10, 8.00 Hake.1 75@2 00; ex-plate.10 00@10 50 Receipts—Flour, —bbls; wheat. 4,000 bush: Meals and room included. do Cld 4th. sch Uranus, Colwell, Rockland. Vice Pres, and General 9.30. 10.30 a. Herring, box Card.tubs. 6V4@ 7% pfd.20 50 corn, 1,000 bush; oats, 5,000 bush. Manager. 111.; 12.16, 2.00, *3.15, 4.20. 5.1 o’ Ar at Moncton 2d sch John F. E. Gen’l. and *7.30 m. For or to F. P. Scaled.... tierces... Mexican... inst, Stroup, Hil- BOOTHY, Pass, Ticket Agent. (6.10, p. freight passage apply WING, ll@15cj Wi(g! 7% yard, Portsmouth. ■ Portland, June 24,1892. dtf. For Ponce’s 7o Boston. Mackerel, bl Dails_ 6V2@ll Cotton Alarkets. Landing, Long Island onlv. Agent, Long wharf, New York *1.30 m. F-. B. SAMPSON, Treasurer and General Shore is. .$ I pure leal.lO @l0Va Stock and Money Market. p. (By Telegraph.) For Marriner’s Manager, 83 State St., Fiske Shore 2s..8 I dams_12 @12Va .Friday’s Spoken. Landing, Long Island, Building, Boston, quotations. Boston & Maine R. R. a. Med. 3s.. .10 00,®$12| docov’rd.13 @13 Va NEW YORK. July 5. 1892.—The Cotton June 30. lat 4112, Ion 62 01, ship Hecla, from 9.30.10.30 m.; 2.00, *3.15, 4.20, 5.15 p. 111. Mass._nct22dtf NEW YOEK. 1.1892. •Not run in or 13 u0fe$15; Oil. July market is steady and i-l6d; sales 341 Antwerp for Baltimore. stormy foggy weather. Largehs.. The following are s In Effect June 26, 1892. Produce. Port- to-day closing quotations bales: good ordinary uplands 4 15-10c; do Gulf July 2. fifteen miles west from {Does not run to Long Island. I Serosene. of Government securities: Hatteras, sch Portland, lilt. Desert &MachiasS. B.Co. Coe busn.. I 5 6-16c; good ordinary stained 4 7-16c;middling C R from New York for C. W. T. GODING. Cran’s. land ret. pet... 6 Flint, Fernandlua. WESTERN DIVISION. Pea Seans.. 2 00®2 051 Ligonia.6 July 5. Julyl. uplands at 7 6-16c: do Gulf 7 l-16c; do stained jySfltl_General Manager. Her. mea... 2 at 6%c. 00,®2 10! Centennial. .... 6 New4’sreg.„....116 116% Trains leave Portland (Union Station) for New 4’s Notice to and of YellowiJves.l 76®2 OOi Pratt’s Astral.. 8 coup.116 116% NEW ORLEANS, July 5, 1892.—The Cotton Searboro Beach, Pine Point, 7.30.10.15 a. FREEPORT STEAMBOAT CO. Passengers Shippers Freight. United States 2s DR. Cal. Pea.... 2 41'®$ 551 Oevoe’s brilliant 8 reg.100 100 market is dull; middling 7c. WQODBURY’S ANTIDOTE m., 1.45, 3.30, 5.15, 6.15, 8.30 D. m.; Old Or- New Potat’s 2 Central Pacific lsts.105% 108 chard 26®2 601 Gaisins. CHARLESTON. Julv 1892.—The Beacli, 7.30. 8.45, 10.15 a. m., 12.20, Time Table For 1892. mHE STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND — 5. Cotton Sweets .... ®4 Denver & E. G. 1st.116 is recommended in all cases 00 i' Muscatel... l 50®2 00 II6V2 of debility 1.45,3.30,6.15, 6.05.6.15, 8.30 p. m. Saco, X will make its last from Portland on Fri- Erie market is quiet; middling Wsc. CTEAMER PHANTOM on ami after Mon- trip CaDhage.bbll 87®2 501 jondon lav’r2 00S:3 50 2ds.104% 105% 7.30. 845, 10.16 a. in.. 12.20, 1.45, June 24th, at usual hour and thereafter Kansas Pacific 8AVAINCTAH. O. from ►o day June 20 will leave Freeport ax 6.30 a, day. Onions—Her :1 8 Consols.109% J111V 1892.—me UOttOn arising enfeebled di- --- U1UUC- will Inpura lay’r. @9ya 109% vr.w, f'• 1U.| run from Rockland, there Nav. market is m.; 2.05 p. m. Wolf’s Point 0.40 a. m.: 2.10. leaving Tuesdays, muda. .1 G0®1 751 Valencia. .. 6%@7 Oregon lsts.109ys 109% quiet; middling 7c. ford, 7.30, 8.45, 10.15 a. m. 12.20, 1.45, Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 a.m., from Maine p m. Great Chebeague 7.05 a. m.; 2.40 m. Egyptian do 3 00@ I Sugar. Kansas Pacific lsts.108% 106% MOBILE. 5.1892.—The Cotton market gestion. A small wine- 3.g0, 5.15, 8.30 p. m; Kennebnnk, 7.30. 8.45 p. Central R. R. wharf n connection with Maine July Littlejohn’s Island 7.10 a. in.: 2.40 in Chickens... 15®171b I 5tandaro Gran 4% of stocks: is dull; a. m., 12.20, 3.30. 5.15. 6.05 8.30 p. m.; Wells p. Central R. li.trains.thus three trips Closing quotations middling7c. Cousins’ Island 7.15 a. in.; 2.50 in. Fal- making Fowls. 13® 14c j! Cx-oual’ty tine be Beach, 7.30, 8.45 a. m., 3.30, 5.15 p.m.; North p. per week instead of two as Passen- Adams Express.147 147 MEMPHIS. July 5, 1892.—The Cotton mar- glassful fore each mouth Fore Side 7.40 a.m.; 3.10 p. m. Ar- formerly. Tui'kevs.... 17® 19c l granulated... 411-16 Berwick, Great Falls, 7.30. 8.45 a. m., 12.20, ger trains will leave Portland for Rockland com- American Express.117 117% ket is quiet; middlings 7 l-16c. rive at Portland 8.30 a. m.; 3.60 p. m. ApplCS, ixtra C. 4Va 3.30, 5-15 p. m: Kennebunkport, Dover, mencing June 27th, at 0.40 a. m., 1.20 p. rn. No 1 llns- Central Pacific. 30 30 regular meal will avoid all RETURNING—Leave Portland Pier 9.25 a. Seed. 7.30, 8.45 a. m., 12.20, 3.30, 5.15, 6.05 p. m.; and 11.20 p. m., the latter train Ches. & Ohio. 23 24Vs Markets. m.; 6.00 p. m. Falmouth Fore Side 10.00 a. running daily setis. 1 Red Top. ,.175@1 85 Foreign South New Market Junction, Exeter, Hav- m.; Sundays included with car attached. Chicago & Alton.149 160 distress from 5.30 p.m. Cousins’Island 10.Y5 a. 8.00 sleeping ating. Fimothy.. .165 5170 (By Telegraph.) erhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Boston, 17.30, m.; After Friday the freight business will be hand- Chicago & Alton preferred.... 105 165 indigestible p. m. Littlejohns’ Island 10.30 a. m. 6.05 m. vap a? lb.. 7 @8c Clover.... 12 @16 t8.45 a. m., $12.20. 3.30 p. m., $6.05 p. m.; p. led by the Maine Central R. R. and Chicago. Burlington & Quincy. 99 Vs 100% LONDON, July 5, 1892—Consols 96% for food. Sold Great Chebeague 10.40 a. m.; 6.10 m. Wolfs shippers Lemons. Butter. by Druggists everywhere. Rochester. Farmington. Alton Bay. Wolf- p. must deliver goods at the house of the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.135% 137 money and 965/sd for the account. Point 11.05 a. m.; 6.45 p. m. Arrive at Free- freight Palermo .4 50®5 50[I ’reamery.20®21 boro. 8.45 a. m., 12.20, 3.30 p. m.; Wolf- Railroad instead of to the Delaware. Lackawana & West..154% 156% LIVERPOOL. port 11.10 a. m.; 6.50 p. m. Company sending Messina.. 6 00^5 7511 JiltEdge Vr’mt.l9@20 July 5. 1892.—The Cotton boro, Center Harbor, Weirs, (via Alton Bay wharf. Denver &Kio Grande. 16% market is 4; sales 6.000 RAILROADS. Fare to South a drive of Oranges. ! I 'hoice.18@20 16% steady -.middling bales; and Steamer Mt. 8.45 a, m., Freeport, including will be received at House Erie. 126 27 Washington), five an Excursion of Freight Freight ■Valencia— i< Irtrtri l7'«nQ speculation and export 600 b .ies. 12.20 Great Falls miles, making 38 miles for West Commercial p. m.; Worcester, (via $1 the round trip. street up to 4.30 p. m. and I Florida__ 11 itore.14@16 LIVERPOOL. -July 6. 1892.—Quotations— and Rochester), 7.30 a. m.: Manchester and sent forward by exuress Port- Illinois Central.102 % 102 Passengers taking the 9.26 a. m. boat for freight leaving Sicily. Winter wheat at 6s 7d@6s wheat at Grand Trunk of Concord, (via Lawrence), 8.45 a. m., 12.20 land at 0 m. on and Lake Erie & West. 23% 23-% 8d; Spring Railway Canada. p. Freeport will arrive in time for trains p. Mondays, Wednesdays ■Cggs. \T. glOVs 6s 7d@6s 7V3d. Mixed American corn at m., (via So. Newmarket Junction), 8.45 a. m. going Fridays. Y.lfctry^O*' Lake x-d hast. West m. Eastern ext... Vermont.. 10 (5108A Shore.130% 135% 4s d. On and After June 3.30 m. Passengers coming by all a. of .ibglBI LOUIS Si 6% SUNDAY, 26th, p. trains can Returning Richmond leaves Machias- .11 Nash. 71% 72 Vs have a ride and sail liy City Held.. j! !age @liy2 Cheese 44s 6d for white. Trains will leave as follows: Boston for Portland, 7.30, 8.00, 8.30 a. m., delightful port Mondays. and at 4 a. Michigan Central.105%x-d 103 taking our carriages at Freeport for Wednesdays Fridays Limed. 1.00, 4.00 p. m. Village m.. passengers in Portland at 1.20 a m. Minn. & St. Louis. 10 10 2.06 p. m. boat, in Portland at 3.50 arriving isreart. Leather DEPARTURES. Sunday Trains from Union Station, for arriving p. The City of Richmond will be succeeded Minn. & St. Louis pld. 28 28% OCEAN STEAMER MOVEMENTS^ m. by PiOtSup.7%@8 New York— For Alibsm and Scarboro Beach, Pine Point, Old Orchard the Steamer “Frank Jones” on or about 10. Missouri Pacific. 59 FROM Lewiston, 7.10 and 8.40 a. NEW July do Sq.6V2@6 .ight.19(320 58% FOR TIME Beach, Saco, Biddeford, 9.00, 10.30 a. 111., EXCURSION ROUTE PAYSON GenT New Jersey Central.130 York.. m.. I 1.10. 5.15 and 8.15 p. in. For Gor- TUCKER, Manager. Crackers ... .5 @6 did .21 137% Alvena.New Kingston ,. July 8 12.55, 2.00. 3.30, 4.15. 6.20 and weight... @22 Northern Pacific common. ham and Island Fond. 8.40 a. in.. 1.25 and 5.30, By STEAMER PHANTOM, Coal. 19% 20 Servia.New York. 9 and 7.15 Wells J»h21___dtjly3 leavy.22523 Northern Pacific .Liverpool.u..Jly 8.15 p. m. For Montreal and p. m.; Kennebnnk, Beach, Will leave Portland Pier for Mere C'umberland.4 00 1 <2 pfd. 54% 56% Arizona.New York.. Liverpool.. 9 Chicago Great 5.30 Point and 25@5 laughter.31coJ uJly 8.40a.m., and 8.15 in. For 8.40 Falls, Dover, 12.55, 4.15, p. m.; all week Acadia. < Northwestern.115% 116% Marcia.New York.. Rio Janeiro 9 p. Quebec, landings, days, at 9.25 a. in. Allan Lin© loocf d’mg.195:20 July a. m. and 8.15 m. For Exeter, Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Bos- Northwestern ufd.145 146 ... p. Buckfield and Returning leave Mere Point for all Chestnut.... 5 00 Lm. Federation New York.. Rio Janeiro July 9 6.30 m. landings 76@6 calf.60&70 New York Canton, 8.40 a. m. and 1.25 m. ton, 12.55, p. at 1.30 m. Royal Mail Steamships. Franklin.... 7 50 Lumber. Central.110% 111% Mongolian.... Montreal.. Liverpool.. July 9 p. p. New Turk. Chicago Si St. Louis 15 Will leave Mere Point Lehigh. 6 00 £ i’tli pine.... $30@$40 16 Yucutan.New York. .Hav&Mex July 9 ARRIVALS. EASTERN DIVISION. Tuesdays.Wednesdays, 71 and at 5.50 a. m. for all BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL Coffee. Clear dolstpfd. 71 Spree.New York. .Bremen .. .July 12 Fridays Saturdays land- pine— Ohio & From Union Station. For Cape leave Rio, roasted.... 18@21 l Miss. 20 20 Vigilancia_New York. .Rio Janeiro July 13 From Lewiston and Auburn. 7.35, 8.25 and Elizabeth, ings. Returning Portland Mondays, From I From I From Ippers.$65@70 Ont. & Scarboro Crossing, jgp*8.45 a. Ames- Java do.29@30 i .elect.§45(552 Western. 18 Rotterdam-New York. .Amsterdam July 13 11.45 a. in., 3.10, 5.40 and 5.50 p. m. From ill.; Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Liverpool I Steamships Montreal | Quebec. Pacific Mail. Island bury, 3,30, 9.00 a. m.. 12.30. 6.00 u. at 5 p. ni. for Mere Point. dne common. 33% 33 Labrador.Montreal.. .Liverpool. .July 13 Pond and Gorham, 7.35, 11.45 m.; Cooperage. .§38@45 Pullman Biddeford, Portsmouth, Sa- H. 28 June ‘Mongolian 9 .July I 10 Palace.194 Venezula.New 13 a. m.. and 5.40 t>. m. From Newburyport. ju20dtf B. SOULE, •• July Hhhd shooks & hds— ! 194% York..Laguayra. .July Chicago and Manager. 30 Sardinian IB 17 Ipruce.§14(515 Reading. a. lem, Lynn, Boston, ($2.15 $3.30 a. m. daily), | Mol. city.. 2 00@2 10 ; 69Vs 60% City New York New York.. Liverpool. .July 13 Montreal,(7.35 m., and 5.40 p. m. From 7 lemlock.$11(3^12 Rock Island. $9.00 a.m., ($12.30 p. m. daily) 6.00 p. m. July I‘Numidian, 23 j 24 88% 80 Britanie.New York.. Liverpool.. July 13 7.36 a. m., and 5.40 p. m. 14“ Sug.count’y 90cvg Clayboarcls— St. Louis Boston fcr Portland, 7.30 a. m., a. m. 1 Parisian, 30 | 31 Mol. i & San Fran. 76 76 Rhylaiul.New York.. Antwerp... 13 ?uebec,he 8.15 p. m. train runs only to Island Pond (*9.00 DIAMOND YARMOUTH & Country Jpruee, X.$32(3)34 July 12.30 9.45 m. ISLAND, < at. Paul. to daily) p. m., (§7.00, p. daily.) *S. S. and hhdsnooks 80% 82Vs Normania-New York. .. July 14 Saturdays; Montreal and West every other Mongolian Numidian will only carry dear.$28(3/32 do .Hamburg lihd hdgml : !d clear.$22^24 nfd.125V3 127 Santiago.New York. .Cienfuegos July 14 day. Sundays included. FALMOUTH FORESIDE ROUTE passengers on the voyage to Liverpool. 32 in. 24@26 Slol.§15(520 St. Paul & Omaha. 47 Vs 48% Etruria.New York. .Liverpool.. July 16 FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION. Cabin $45 to $80 according to steamer and 20@22 I ] uo pld.116 118 Nevada.New York.. Liverpool.. 16 TICKET OFFICE. location of stateroom. Second cabin $30. Spruee35m dne.$25(a/50 July For Elizabeth and Scarboro Crossing Time Table 1892. Soft 20@22 Sugar common. 95% 9sys Fumesia.New York. 16 60 Cape Steerage $20. pine35 Shingles— .Glasgow .July Exchange Str«Bt, and Depot foot of tgT‘12.25, 4.30 p. m. C cedar... .3 5053 75 Sugar prefd. 96% 97% Amsterdam .. .New York. Rotterdam 16 India June steamers Alice and steRm- Harapne3iJ 2&@30 July Street. For Portsmouth and way stations. 4.40 p. m. 6, Texas new. 7 .. 14 ft. dear cedar. 3 00 53 25 Pacific, 7% La Bretagne New York.. Havre .... 16 COMMENCINGIsis leave Portland Pier for STATE Hoops Union July tConnects with Rail Lilies for New York, Yarmouth, Lli\EjServioeofAsbipsLilie 13 ft. C No 1.2 25(52 50 Pacific. 37% 39% Enchantress .. New York.. Rio Janeiro 16 fares from 5.25 a. in.. 2.20 and 5.00 m. New York and via Hoops U. July Lowest Portland, Yarmouth June- South and West. p. Glasgow, Londonderry, 8 ft. sTo 1 cedar..1 25f5i 75 S. Express. 60 50 Sardinian-Montreal... 16 For Falmouth Hoops Liverpool. .July tion and Danville .Junction as follows: To Chi- jConnects with Sound Lines for New York. Foreside, 8.25, 11.00 a.m. every fortnight. Cabin $40 and upwards. Re- Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific .. 10% and Cordage. f ipruce.1 26(a>l 50 10% cago $20 and $15.00; St. Paul. $31.50 and •Western Division from’North 2.20, 5.00, 6.15. turn $75 and upwards. Berwick Sun- For Diamond Amer’n ^ ibl0V2@ll ] ,atlis,spce. .2 20(3)2 25 ,,r d°P*rt.-.I24VS 25% $25.75; San Francisco, Island, 6.50, 7.45. 10.00 Glasgow to Boston direct via and Western MINIATURE ALMANAC.JULY 6. California, $90 and days only. Berry Manilla.. .12 Li me—Cement. Union. 92 93% These rates are LI.00,12.15 a. m. 5.15 6.15 m. Galway. @14 St. $56.75. subject to change. sWestern Division from Dover. 2.10, 4.00, p. Prepaid steerage $19; ,intermediate Manilla bolt csk. 1 00(51 05 Paul. Minn. & Mann.114 116% Sun rises $30. to P. dmo.12 L. J. SEARGEANX, General Manager. EgF“Connects at Scarboro with Apply T. Me GO WAN Portland or Kiehmona « West Point. 7 0% Suu sets. Crossing RETURN. H. &. A. rope.. @14 ( ement.1 40(5>1 60 jun27 dtf train for Boston via Eastern Division. ALLAN, Boston. Russia do Dfd... 43% 42 of 1 do.l6V2@17V2 Platckes. Length days.. Through tickets to all South and West Leave Yarmouth for Portland and inter ylOmdtf Sisal. £ 50 Moon sets. points 8@10 tar,(p gross Boston Produce for sale at Union Station, nediate landings, 7.00, 9.45, a. m. and 3.40 Drutrs and 11 )irigo. Market Dyes. 39@40 JOHN W. SANBORN. Acting Gen. Man.,Boston ). m. Acid Meatls. Portland & Worcester Line. Oxalic-i2@14 j BOSTON, July 4, 1892.—The following are W. F. BERRY, Gen’l Traffic Manager., Boston. Leave FalmnuthTown Landing, 5.50, 7.30, Acid tart.37@40i Copper— MA.RI3STE NEWS 10.15 a, 4.15. .WBK to-dav’s quotations of Provisions, Produce, etc. D. J. FLANDERS. G. P. and T. A.. Boston. in.; 1.00, BOSTON Ammonia.15@2011 4548 com .00(519 D. W. Boston. Leave Diamond Island, 6.30, 8 ] cuts 00 00®15 50: short cuts at SANBORN, Genl, Supt., 7.20, 8.15, Asnes, pot... .6%@ ’olisheci copper. 22 Pork—Long PORT OF PORTLUn St 10.30 a. m.; 1.25, 2. 45, 4.45. 5.30 in. 00 OOV15 75: packs at 15 PORTLAND. ROCHESTER R. R. je27dtf p. Bals copabia.. .50@60 : 4x48 planished. 35 76@0O 00; lean lends Royal River House carriages from Yarmouth- J Jolts. 18 at oO 00@15 75; pork 17 butt Beeswax.35@40 tongues 75; pork ,’ille will connect with steamers at Yarmouth WS 11 5. Blch powders... 5 l M sheath.... 25. TUESDAY, July Foreside. B. M. Gen’l small do ROYAL BLUE LINE. SEABURY, Manager. Borax.12@14 M Holts. 14 Hamsatll%c; 12c; pressed hams Arrived. STATION FOOT STREET. ju4dtf .. 11 Finest and Brimstone. .2V2& 5 ] Jottoms.24(526 %c. Manhattan, New York— OF_PREBLE Safest Trains in the World Lard—Choice at c Steamship Bragg, Cochineal.40@43l ] ngot.... 1134@123A 7% lb in tierces and tubs; and mdse to J B Coyle. On and after Monday, Passen- 10-lb nails in cs 8V«c. passengers June27,1892, —BETWEEN— Steamer State of Maine, Colby, St John, NB. trains will Leave Portland: Sreenwood Garden and Cream tartar.... > rPin_ city dressed c New Baltimore and Gushing’s 25(530 Hogs—Choice 694 ^9* ft>; country via EastDort for Boston. feror Worcester, Clinton, Ayer Junction, Tsrkt Philadelphia, Ex logwood... .12(5151 £ traits.23@24 do 69a c. Windham and Washington SUMMER Sell Warwick, Tfllotson, New York—coal to Nashua, Rpping at 7.30 a. Island Steamboat Line. ARRANGEMENT. Gumarabic... 70(51 22 JI Inglisii.23(5:25 Butter—Western extra creamery at 21@2?c; Raudall & McAllister. m. and 12.30 m. p. —VIA— WEEK DAY TIME TABLE. Aloes cape.15525 t har. I. Co. .7 00(57 50 fancy higher: firsts and extra firsts at 18®20c; Sell Quivet. McDonald. Boston—salt to For Manchester, Concord, and North Daily, Including Sundays. extra imitation creamrv Tre- points Camphor.. .60(552 ( har. I. X. .9 25@9 55 17@18 c; factory choice fetheu & Bearse. at 7.30 a. m. and 12.30 m. Commencing June 27, 1892. steamer S. E. 16®16e;Northern p. THE NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMERS, Mytrh.:52@55 1 erne.6 00@8 50 creamery, choice at 22@23c: Sch Wm H DeWitt, Boston—salt to For Rochester, Springvale, Water- CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW ipring will leave Portland Pier as follows: New York and Vermont Andrews, Alfred, JERSEY, Opium.1 8058 00 Liitimony... 16(518 dairy, good to choice J A & Bro. boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. 12.30 and Week days—For Peaks and Cushings Islands: 18:&20c; Eastern Emery m., Shellac.35@40K oke.6 00(58 50 creamery, good to choice at Sch Mildred A Pope, Steele. Boston. 5.30 p. m. Sunday 6.00 p. in. PHILADELPHIA & READING R. R., '6, 7, 8, 9.30, 10.30 a. m.; 1.15 2.15, 3.30, 4.45, PORTLAND AND 1 5 21(6)220. The above quotations are TREMONT Indigo.8 eg$ inc.7 60v5S 00 receivers, Sch Osseo, (Br) St timber and For Gorham at 7.30 and 10.30 a. m.. 12 30, >.15, 7.30, 9.30 p. m. for strictlv wholesale lots. John, NB—ship Alternatlv leave Franklin Wharf, Iodine.3 755$ 4 £ older V2X 16 prices laths to Samner & Co. 3.30, 6.20 and 11.15 p. m. 6.00 BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Return for Portland—Leave Peaks: 6.20, Portland, Cheese—Northern choice full 5.30, Sunday every evening at 7 o’clock; in season Ipecac.2 q0@2 25 Molasses. creams, new at Sch Julia, from Bath for Boston. p. ni. All trains vestibuled from end to end, lighted bj r.30. 8.20. 9.50, 11 a. ill.; 1.45, 2.35, 3.50, arriving rt... ] fair to at Reports lor connection with earlies trains for points be- Licorice, .15520 'orto Rico.30@38 894@9c; good 6(S§8y2c: western sprung a had leak off the and tilled For Cumberland West gas. car service. 6.15, 6.35, 9, tlO.15 p. m. fair to having Cape ■\Yestbrook, Mills, Unequaled dining yond. Lac ex.,.34540 ] Jarbaaoes.26@28 choice, new, at8®8Vsc; goou 6@7y2c; with water. brook Juuction and jeave 10.50 a. Vessel and cargo insured. Master Woodford’s at 7.30, Cushings: 7.20, 8.30,10, m.: tickets for 1 ( .... Through Providence, Lowell Morphine... 70@1 y5 !ienfuegos sage 9@10c. is orders from owners. 9.00 and 10.30 a. ni., 12.30, 3.30. time table May 22,1892. 1.35, 2.45, 4, 6, 6.45, 8.45, 9.50 p. m. waiting 2.00, 5.30, Worcester, New &c. Oil bergamoto 2554 00 ] lotting. Eggs—Eastern extras 17c: Vt and N H extras Sch Snow 9.00 and 11.15 p.m. 6.00 Sundays- For Peaks and York, Squall, Grant, Rockland—lime to 6.20, Sunday p. Leave New York from foot of Cushings: 9, 10. Cod liver.. .1 10@1 35*1 auey Ponce.. 37(538 at 17c; Mich, extra at lGc; Western firsts at Elias Thomas. m. Liberty street, LI.30 a- m.; 1, 2.15. 3.30. 5, 6.15 p. m. Returning, leave India Wliarf, Boston.every 2554 00 seconds at North River, Lemon.3 j Nails. 15y9@16c; 16@151/4c. Sch Brilliant, Hooper, Port For Forest Avenue (Deering), 6.20 p. m. Return for Portland, leave Peaks: 9.20,10.30, evening at 7 o’clock. 50 K fresh-killed Clyde—canned For at 7.45, 9.00, F. Olive.1 0052 Jask,cut.... 1 90@2 00 Poultry—Northern spring chick- to Burnham & Morrill. The 12.30 p. m. train from Portland connects Philadelphia 4.00„ 10.00, .1.60 a. m.; 1.30, 2.35, 4.:>0. 5.30, 6.35 p. m. J. LISCOMB, J. B. COYLE, goons 11.30 with a. 3.30 peppt.3 25(5/3 50 j wire 2 10@2 20 ens at 25c; fowls 15@16c; Western iced fowls Sch Grade at Ayer Junction with “Hoosac Tunnel dining car, m„ 1.30, 2.15, Leav Cushings: 9.30, 10.20. 12a. m.: 1.20 General Agent. Manager. J, Ramsdell, Harrington- with car Wintergree n2 00@2 121 Naval Stores. at ll@liy2c; chickens at 18®20c:live fowls at Sch Laura & Route” for the West and at Union dining 4.00,6.00, (5.00, 7.30,8.45 p.m. 1.45, 4. 5.20, 6.45 p. m. sepl6 dtf Marion, Eastman, Harpswell. Station, 12.15 11.30 * Potass pr’mde. .28533 jr 'ar$>bbl. ..3 00@3 25 10(6)1 lc. Worcester, for Providence and New night. Sundays—9.00, 10.30, Does not at Cushings Island. ( Cleared. York, with car a. m. 3.30 with stop Chlorate.17(518! 'oal tar... .6 25(55 50 Beans—New York, hand-sicked pea. atjl 90@ via “Providence Line,” for Norwich and dining 1.3(j, dining t Or at close of entertainments. ENGINEER Iodide.2 8553 00|1 ’itch.3 00r53 25 1 95; marrow pea 1 85; choice screen pea at Brig Henry B Cleaves, Wallace, Kennebec New car 5.00, 6.00, p. m.. 12.15 night I,. C. OFFIci:7537Congress 1 York, via “Norwich Line” with Boston ju27dtf MEANS. Agent. US.• Street, Portland, Maine, June 25, 1892. Vil. Pitch. .3 25 1 60,® 1 hand-picked medium at i and For Baltimore and Washington dailv at 9.00, Quicksilver,.. 70@8C 00(53 75; 80;choice Philadelphia—J S Winslow & Co. & Albany R. R. for the West, and with the —Sealed proposals for the construc- 1 tosin.3 1 85: California Sch Addie 11.30 with diningcar a. m.j 1.30, 3.30, I completing Quinine.29(534 00@4 00 yellow eyes, 80@1 pea beans Charlson, Charlson. Kennebec arid New York All Rail via “Springfield.” dining tion of Stone Wliarf and for rough stone in Jet- rt.7oc@l 50 2 30(a2 40; hand-picked, 2 60®2 60. S Winslow & car 6.00 p. m., 12.15 night 1 frrtland & Bheubarb, hipentlne, gal. .3o@45 Philadelphia—J Co, Trains arrive at Portland from W orcester Boothbay Steamboat Co. ty at mouth of Kennebmik River, Maine, will Rt snake.35@40 ( )akum/.8m 9 1 60®1 75: Western red at 1.30 Additional train week nays for Baltimore at Seed—Timothy. top SAILED—Sch Addie Charlson. p. m.; from Rochester at 8.30 a. m.f be received at this office until 3 p. in. Wednes- Oil. 1 50®$2: clover. 12® 3 3c 15®1 30. 1.30 from 6.00 p. m. Summer Arrangements. Oil and after Mon- Saltpetre.10@16 ;Hungarian,l and 5.50 p. m.; Gorham at 6.40, day, July 13,1892. and then publicly opened. Senna.25530 1 Hay—Choice. $21(®00 00: some 8.30 cars on' on ! lay, May 9, Stmr. will leave East .inseed.43548 fancy higher; FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. and 11.45 a. m., 1.30, 4.45, 5.50 and 7.35 Parror day trains-Sieepers nighl Enterprise Specifications, blank tonus, and all available Canary seed.... 4(541/2 I [oiled.46(551 fair to to good 18 00(a$3 9 00: Eastern fine, $18 p. m. 9.30 in. trains. ioothbay every Monday at 7.15 a. m. for Port- information will be PORT CLYDE, 4— In sells Sunday p. furuis.i-ul on application to Cardamons .1 00^1 75 £ perm. 90(51 00 (6)$19: poor to ordinary. S15(a$l7. July port, Mary For Tickets to all Tickets via this line are on sale at ! and, touching at So. Bristol, ‘Heron Island, this for through points West and principal office. jy2,4,5,6.11,12 Soda, by-carb3 v> >sGs,4 | ^ Phaie.65@65 Potatoes—New Potatoes at 1 75@2 00 bbl. Willey, Bangor Boston; Nevada, Rockland South, to S. E. Ticket Railroad offices throughout New York and Nev ioothbay Harbor and ‘Squirrel Island. Every fordo; Matilda, Rockport for do; Beni apply C0RDWELL, leave Franklin Sal.2M>&3 1 lank.40(545 old stock at 15@30. Crocker, Agent, Portland, Me. England. uesday Wharf, Portland at 8 S.ENGINEER Deer Isle for Rockland for ■ f°r 537 v« fc bore...... 1 Russets at No 2s do; Rushlight, Port- 211 Round at B7 OFFICE, Congress Sulphur.3V4(53 35540 Apples—No 00@4 50; at J. W. Supt. Boston office, Washington street. Pond, touching ‘Squirrel • land. PETERS, sland Street, Portland, Maine, .Tune Sugar lead.20:522 1 ‘orgie.35(540 3 00(6,4 00. 0. J. wIGG-IN, Gen’l Ticket dec22 dtf Boothbay Harbor and ‘Heron Island, 22,1892. _ Sch Lizzie Carr, Teel, from Somes Sound for Agent. j —Sealed proposals for construction of lip-rap White wax.... 55^00 ] .ara.60(570 oct5* dtf. ivery Wednesday leave Round Pond at 6.30 a. at New with struck on jetty mouth of Saco River. will be re- Vitrol, blue- 6 (58 ( astor.1 25@i 35 Chicago Cattle Market. York, paving stone, Burnt ?' Portland, touching at ‘Heron Island, Maine, Island, (one of the Island ceived at tliis office until 3 p. in. on Vanilla,bean $10@13 1 Jeatsfoot ...80ci5ioo Georges group) night ioothbay Harbor and •Squirre Island. Ever-, .1 Wednesday. (By Telegraph) of the third for a and uly 13.1892. and then l>uck. i 1 inst, remaining time, came Portland & Rumtord Falls \ -hursday leave Portland at 8 a, m. for IV,u publicly opened. Speei- (laiiie.25@5o 5. 1892.—The Cattle off SMOKEM Railway. tica-tions, blank and No 1.321 Paints. CHICAGO. July market leaking some 300 strokes per hour. She ar- uid, touching at ‘Squirrel Island. Booth: forms, ail available iufor- rived here In Effect June 27, 1893. uatum will be furnished on No 3.2iver, Maine, will be received at this Sporting.. .4 60(5:6 50 1 tochelle... .2V2 packers 76@5 prime, heavy Ai at Pernambuco June A G Minot for Hebron Bucklield for W. ! t ‘Squirrel Island, Harbor ‘Heron :; office and butchers’ 5 at 18, ship Ropes Academy; Boothbay iuu;l J p. m. on Prop snot.25 lbs. .1 45 Rice. weights S5@6 90; light 5 10 San Eiancisco. Sumner and Turner; Canton for Peru, Dix- sland and So. Bristol, ‘Steame rtouclies from Wednesday, July 13,1892, and 8 ». then publicly opened. ( (®5 ai atPoit au une 15 to 15. No Specifications, blank Buck, B, BB, arolina-5V2@ 67 Prince piioi to 4th inst, sch Wal- field and Mexico; also for Brettun's Mills, Sept. freight received after forms, and all available Sheep—receipts 6,000: shipments 1500;active .46 a, m. on of information will be T.TT, E.170 ] Rangoon ... iemat, Rockpoit. Livermore. L. L. LINCOLN. Supt. day sailing. furnished on ALFRED application to this office. je25 dtf mylOUtf RACE, ,. Manager. jya,4,6,8,11,18 THE ENDEAVORERS. J. W. Stephenson, IVrcival Bonner, HIGH SCHOOL CADETS ENCAMPMENT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss Adeline L. Bon- Miss Gertrude B. ney, Morse, Those Who Will Go On the Excursion to Miss Adriie Bering. Everett Skillings, The JSoys Have Sailed for the Muster NEW W. T. Itev. Hannah T. ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY. the Great Convention. Cousens, Pratt, Grounds. SCRATCHED 28 YEARS Itev. W. S. Ayres, Arthur H. Duffett, AMUSEMENTS, Mrs. George Lihby, Miss Addio Wyer. Miss Alice E. Miss ravilion The Maine excursionists to the con- Lihby, Agnes Merrill, at theatre. Teaks island. Mr. II. B. Waite,n, Mrs. H. B. Yesterday morning 10 o'clock the A Scaly, Itching. Skin Disease with End- Granite Island. Walton, Spring Casino, Long vention of the of Llewellyn M. Bickford. sailed on Young People’s Society High School Cadets the steam- less Suffering Cured by Cuti- FIFTH PAGE. Christian Endeavor at New York will ROCKLAND. er Chebeague for the Harpswell landing, cura Remedies. Owen. Moore & Co. Walter M. Tapley, Geo. W. Garland. IV' : ; & Bickford. leave the Portland & Rochester station iive miles which at Farrington SPRING VALE. beyond High Head, SEVENTH at 12.50 m. There will be a about from PAGE. p. today. Miss S. Jennie Sayward. eight miles Brunswick, is If I had known of the Citicuha Remedies Steamboat years ago, it would have saved me Ilarpswcll Co. of and will SANFORD. their situated where the twenty-eight large company them, they encampment, S200.00 and an immense EIGHTH PAGE. amount of suffering. travel on a special train, which will ar- Bentley Aveyard, Geo. Stansfield. Cadets may be free from all molesta- My disease (psoriasis) commenced on my head The Atkinson Company. Miss Gertrude L. Miss Julia B. Spinney, in a not larger than a cent. It rive in Providence at o’clock this Spin- tion. The spot spread We have made a on Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. 7.15 will about twelve low 3 ney, Miss Jennie Spinney, boys pitch rapidly all over my body, and got under my very price Lines B others. will-be Miss Annie Quint. Miss Maude Spinney, tents. nails. Tile scales would drop J. ii. evening. They accompanied by The camp furniture belongs to i.ioby. Miss Maggie H.Wilson, Miss Effle Spinney, off of me alt the time, and my A A. B. of the Rochester the card; Butler. Mr. T. F. Tolman road, Miss Edna M Spinney. state and they will hold their muster suffering was endless, and without relief. One thousand New who is of the excursion, and by SACO. in a fashion for five Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost, Found, manager strictly military dollars would not me Miss Elizabeth F Miss Etta L. tempt of to and similiar lots Dress advertisements will be found under Gray, Goods in order Mr. Clias. E. of the Provi- afternoon. to have the disease over Coon, agent Miss Anne days, returning Saturday the appropraite headings on page 6. Brarlbury. Dodge. I am a poor but dence The New Miss Grace Blanche again. man, line. Hampshire delega- Hall, Miss Sellea, The following are'the names of those feel ricli to he relieved of Miss Alice Foci' Miss Annie C. tion will tlio train at Nashua. The Johnson, fortunate to he able to what some of the doctors When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. join Miss Delia F. A. Huston, enough go: Strout, said was leprosy, some ring- excursionists will come from various Itev. ,J. B. Carruthers, Miss Octavia G. Berry, Drill Master—I. H. Baker. When she was a she cried for Castoria. worm, etc. I can- Child, Mi'S Cora Morton. Miss Belle of Riflo Practice—W. Cookson. psoriasis, close them out at once. Thompson, Inspector W. not praise Cuticura Reme- of Portland far Miss Carrie L. Itev. Arthur When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. parts Maine, sending by Emery, Crane, Adjutant—S. C. Dillingham. dies too much have H. A. they, the Those who are Mctsealey, Sergeaut Major—M. E. Dow. made ray skin as clear and When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. largest contingent. ■’ SOUTH BERWICK. COMPANY A. free from scales as a baby’s are: All I used of deell eod&wly going Miss Moses Thornes. them was $5 worth. If you had AUGUSTA. Engeine Sliap- Smith, Captain—W. been here leigh, Mrs. Moses Smith, First Lieutenant—E. Shaw. and said you would have cured me We recommend the use of Angostura Bitters Mrs. Anne H. Mr. for $200.00, would have had the Farnham, Aquilla R. Lewis, Miss Jeanette Nealley, Miss Eugenia Pike. First Sergeant—A. Strout. you money. LOT I. I looked like to our friends who suffer with dyspepsia, but Rev. Jas. Williams. Second P. Merrill. the picture (No. 2, page 47) in SOUTH BREWER. Sergeant—H. ‘‘How to the manufactured Dr. AUBURN. Third your book, Cure Skin Diseases,” but only genuine, by Siegert Miss Miss Maria Sergeant—E. Haggett. now I am as Lettie S. Doak, Hodges. Color Webster. clear as any person ever was. & Sons. At Miss HattieC.Reynolds. Miss Susie H. Lane. Sergeant—C. 38 inch druggists. JuiylFMW&wlw TOPSHAM. Through force of habit I rub my bands over my Scotch Tweeds in light mixtures suit- Mr. Nathan C. Dins- Mr. Walter F. Cobh, Musician—Sergeant Swasey. arms and Coporals—H. C. E. Snow. legs to scratch once in a while, but to Mrs. Winslow’s has been more, Miss Mary Litchtield. Miss Alice L. Dennett. Cnskley, no I Soothing Sy-rap Privates—C. Sanborn, H. W. McCarty, E. purpose. am all well. I scratched twenty- able for summer wears which we have considered over ALFRED. UNION. and it to a kind of used Fifty Year's by millions of mothers Bryant, H. Clark, M. Davis, C. I.eavitt, C. eight years, got be second nature to me. I thank a thousand times. for their children whilo Teething, with perfeot Miss Belle J. Nash, Miss Millie Hanscom, Miss Ella Chapman, Miss Jennie Clark, Clark, F. Massure, B. Parker, P. Hardy, J. you of more than value at 55c. per Mr. S. W. Johnson. Miss Sadie A. Bryant, Itev. Herman J. Wells. C. DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. ordinary yard. success. It soothes the child, softens the Dyer, Berry. BTDDEFORD. WEST FALMOUTH. COMPANY B. G urns, allays Pain, cures Wind Colie, regulates Miss Miss F. Mrs. Sarah A. Blake, Miss Bertha A. Blake. the bowels, and is the best for Diar- CoraB. Bickford, Addie E. Wey- Captain—F. B. Beck. Cuticura Resolvent remedy Miss Maud B. mouth. First Lieutenant—A. T. Davis. Reduced to 39c. Yard. whether Quinby, WINDHAM. The new Blood and Skin Purifier, per rhoea, arising from teething or other Miss Rosa Miss Nellie M. Second Gould. internally (to * Roberts, Banks, Kev. J. E. Aikins. Sergeant—P. cleanse the blood of all and causes. For sale in Miss Eliza K. Miss L. Third Horne. impurities poison- by Druggists every part of Knox, Angie Tarbox, Sergeant—J. ous and the Skin Miss Hattie G. Miss Nellie WESTBROOK. A. elements), Cuticura, great tlie world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’* Rumery, Rumery, Corporals—G. Hersey, Grover, Curley, Cure, and Cuticura Soap, an Skin Miss Emma Miss E. Prince. exquisite Soule, Mary Aiithoine, Miss Laura E. Foster, F. H. McCann, Beautifier, (to clear the skin and toothing Syrup. 2de a bottle. Mrs. Waldo Miss Sadie C. Littlefield H. W. externally Bridges, Miss Belle Hale, Miss Cora E. Clay, Privates—C. Thompson. Winchester, scalp, and restore the relieve Miss Emma Rev. Wm. C. W. D. Sinkin- hair), instantly __ tobSMW&Ffcwlj Boker, Eoder, Charles II. Moulton, Rand, Lsne, Buxton, _ Leighton. and speedily cure every species of itching, tea Ea 2ti£aa E9 Mrs. Wm. Roder. P. LOT son, Randall, Somers, Jordan. WEST SCARBORO. burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, scrofulous, and BROWNVILLE. diseases and humors of the skin, For additional Local Nows sss Miss Sarah C. Moulton. Prisoners at tlie Jail. hereditary Rev. Wm. C. Curtis, Mrs. Wm. C. Curtis, scalp, and, blood, with loss of hair, from infancy YARMOUTH. ..x to from Miss Fannie Herrick. 1 il__rt J _•_ age, pimples to scrofula. 38 inch Plaid and fixtures for whole Miss Ellen S. Mitchell. ioi. uici o mviv vn |/iiuuuuio in Striped BANGOR. VGDIT -irTT.T. A r«TO the for the Sold Miss Louville Louise county jail following charges: everywhere. Price, Cuticttka, EOc.; dresses or which have sold A.Smitli,Miss rickard. Soap, 25c.; Resolvent, $1. combinations, readily Miss Annie M. Miss Ida Rev. M. Wood- Miss Edith M. Moulton. Common search and seiz- Prepared by BRIEF JOTTINGS. Pease, J. Brown, George nuisance, 17; the Potter Dreg and Chemical Corpo- Mr. Herbert W. Mr. C. H. well. all Howe, Hubbard, U. S. ration, Boston. the at 50c per yard. Miss N. Daggett, Miss Jennie Ware, ure, 6; single sales, 1; rumsellers, Spring The tickets, which cost $7 for the SJF*Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” has Mrs. F. F. Phillips. common A new hydrant been put on Adams 4; drunkards, 8; intoxication, 64 pages, 60 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. BELFAST. round trip, are good for return until July sneer. 8; breaking and entering, 4; rape, 1; as- Miss Lillian P. Eob- Miss F. W. Chase, 16th. Mr. Tolman says that there is D! BSPLES. black-heads, red, rough, chapped, Reduced to 39c. Per Yard. The Frolic of Boston arrived sault and 9; malicious r lllland oily skin cured Cuticura Soap. Only yacht yes- bins, Mr. Chas. M. Craig. still battery, larceny, 2; by Mr. M. room for any who may apply before terday. Harry Prentiss, Miss Charlotte T. Libby, mischief, 1; indecent language, 1; vaga- Eev. John F. Tilton, Miss Annie Starrett, the train starts, and that accommoda- ACHING SIDES AND Joseph Reardon has thrown out a Miss Belle Matthews. bond, 2. BACK’ tions can be secured in New York. Hip, Kidney, and uterine pains and on BATH. Cleveland and Stevenson flag Adams The Board of Trade Journal. weaknesses relieved ill one min- Miss M. Angie Dunbar, Eev. A. A. Lewis, CITY OF WESTBROOK. ute by tile Cuticura Anti-Pain LOT 3. street. Mr. W. H. Trufant, Mrs. A. A. Lewis, The July number of the Board of Plaster. The first and only pain-kill- Miss Miss Euth E. • Mr. Elias Norwood reports that his Maggie Hogan, Moulton, ing plaster. Miss Grace L. Foote, Miss Martha E. Mac- Mr. Gerhardt’s House Saved From the Trade J.ournal contains a portrait, of Mr. was relieved of on the cir- pocket $16.50 carty. Geo. E. 38 inch all Wool Cashmeres in dark shades Flames Prompt Work. Whitney, the new general agent cus grounds Monday. BRUNSWICK. by of the Boston & Maine for this city; also for house or street real value 50c. Grimmer’s orchestra of Portland will Miss Mary H. Eobin- Miss Mary E. Lineoln, wear, per yard, son. About 3 o’clock Tuesday afternoon, an illustrations of some of the attractive furnish music at the Sea Shore House, BREWER, our price to close them out alarm of fire was given from a house at points touched by the island steamers, Old Orchard, this summer. Miss Blanche E. Spur- Mrs. Ella Bolton, ling, Miss Mary B. Hutchins. the south end of Brackett street, that including a neat little map of the princi- The monthly meeting of the managers CAPE ELIZABETH. is owned by Mr. Gerhardt and occu- pal islands of Casco Bay. 39c. Per Yard. of the Temporary Home will be held at H. B. Walton, Mrs. H, B. Walton. Only pied by his family and that of Mr. Fred the Fraternity rooms today at 3 p. m. CALAIS. Mr. Compton. The fire was discovered in The county commissioners made their Julian E. Dicker- Mr. Fred J. Padelford, We have added a fine line of man, Miss Kate G. Vose. the woodshed of the tenement occupied Greatest lately Brown and annual inspection of the jail yesterday Miss Mary L. Newton, Miss Katherine Halli- Bargains Miss Hattie by Mr. Compton, and was a lively blaze afternoon and found everything entirely Anderson, day, Brothers perfumes, Toilet Waters and Sachets. Miss Mabel A. Burns. first seen his wife. A when by gentle- -OF THE- satisfactory. CENTRE LEBANON. week we man passing by and two carpenters at l ih During the shall give away Sample Over 8000 people visited the islands Miss A. E. Shapleigh. work on an adjoining house hastened to of Monday and only two drunks were CASTINE, Bottle Japonita, Crab Apple Blossom and Miss Luetta Eobinson. the shed and succeeded, by the use of found among them, who were sent back their latest odors. DEER ISLE. buckets, in the flames be- Lillioptus, to the city by the police. extinguishing ■ SEASON Eev. J. S. Eichards, Frank A. Gross. fore the arrival of the hose was a company. We have received latest For- Yesterday bright and little DEERING. just Lundborg’s The fire in some warmer until when it was caught clothing hanging afternoon, Miss Virginia B. Soule, Miss Edith C. Soule, —IN- est a delicate and Miss Minnie A. behind the shed door and burned Pansy, very lasting perfume. as little Soule. Miss Mabel Lane, rapidly somewhat misty the puffs of Mrs. C. B. Dalton, Miss Lucy J. Goddard, over the interior of the wood room. The east wind blew in from the harbor. Mrs. E. P, Wilson, Miss Charlotte Mont- Liz ne of the fire is unknown. The dam- The and Mjss Kendall, gomery, origin carpenters masons are at Mas Etta, N Sooct, Miss Blanche Smith, age to clothing and moveables was some work in City Hall, Westbrook, putting Miss Nora Martia, Mr. A. W. Clark, Mr. H, J. Allen. Mrs. II. J. Allen, $25 or $30, which was not insured, and in the vault formerly cwd sa tV>ju Miss M E. Whltliev, Miss Mattie Strout, ■ the was about in- Mr. A. D. Leonard Hall. The vault is J.t-ht feet Miss Sarah Hastings, Miss Maria H. Hastings, building damaged $50; RINES square. Miss Grace Of N. suffered from Liver BROS. Small, Miss Martha B. Small, sured. TTtiea, Y., severely The deputy Wa made seizures Mr. A. H. Small, Mr. Eobert J. Hoey. and Kidney troubles, causing great pain and ELLSWORTH. Other medicines Monday at 87 C»ji* c street, 441 Commer- Serious Accidents. ■r, t' j r r 32 inches wide, made to sell for Eev. W. Miss A. I hat 11red failed to do him Fore' Henry Conley, Marv Clark, heeling I within two as fine as cial acmet, 3vi street, 30 Maple Miss H. McFar- Miss A. Edward S. of Mallet’s 37 -2c, picks Mary Lutie Blodgett, Soule, manager hut so successful and Mrs. any good, satisfactory street, 61 Center street and the St. James land, L. F. Giles, in met with a the “Anderson” Scotch Ginghams that Miss Mary F. Eobinson.Miss Annie E. Eobin- dry goods store, Freeport, was Hood’s Sarsaparilla that he has taken no Hotel. sell for 40c, Beautiful Scotch son. serious accident Monday by the prema- other medicine and is now well. The best styles, The EAST OTISFIELD. known and liver remedies are so fast colors. Our for all ME MSI HITS. of War has authorized kidney HG Secretary ture explosion of a cannon cracker which price styles, Miss E. H. Miss combined with tonics and alteratives in the Portland militia to use Marguerite Augusta S. Love- he held in his hand. His happily without limiting the quality, companies Lovewell, well, spectacles the rifle range at Fort Preble. The Miss Hattie J. Loring. saved his eyes, but his face was badly street commissioner is the EDGECOMB. Hood’s Sarsaparilla putting burned and one thumb was torn off. for all troubles Miss Margaret W. Clifford. that it is an unequalled remedy grounds in condition. At the football at Gantiemen’s Fine Straw Westbrook overcomes That Hats tor game with these ELIOT, important organs, I 6 2-3C Ya®d. Selling John of Rumford Falls John Blaw of the Tired and makes the weak McCarthy Mrs. Martha A. Cole- Miss LizzieiA. Brooks, Saturday afternoon, Feeling strong* went to drunk and man, Miss had his collar Deering Monday, got Graee;H. Prince, Biddeford team, bone HOOD’S PlLL8 cure Habitual Constipation by raised a disturbance. Yesterday morn- EAST HIRAM. broken and his shoulder dislocated. He restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. Frank W. Davis. ing he appeared before Judge Elder and was accidentally tripped by one of the Cents’Mack. Rolled Brim, 38 cents FAIRFIELD. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. “ “ “ was fiped $2 and costs. men of the local team and was thrown Canton 4.38 Mr. W. F. Daggett, Mr. Harry S. Brown. 44 J. R. ... The St. Lawrence street school Mackinaw Flat Sunday FRANKLIN. heavily to the ground on his left shoulder. LIBBY, Brim, 38 44 will hold its annual picnic at Hope Isl- Miss Adie L. Blaisdell. other accidents on the Fine Straw Hats with Black Brim, 38 Among Fourth, 44 44 and tomorrow. Steamer Merryconeag FOXCROFT, John O’Brien of 78 street re- Black Straw for Old Gentlemen, 38 E. L. Simpson. Newbury Congress Street. will leave Portland at 9 a. m. Tick- dtf pier GORHAM. ceived a scalp wound from the acciden- jy6 ets may be obtained at the boat. Kev. Leroy S. Bean. tal discharge of a pistol in the hands of Ancient Landmark Lodge, F. and A. GARDINER. a companion, and Mr. J. H. Martin’s son Boys’ and Children’s Straws at Less tlian Halt Price. Miss Emma D. Miss Kate E. M., have for a for its Gould, Farring- burned his hand the of some arranged picnic Miss Susie M. Brook- ton. by explosion members and their friends July 12th. ings, powder. There will be a sail down the bay, fol- GREAT WORKS. Vermont Press Excursion. lowed a shore dinner at the Portland Miss Dominie Campbell,Miss Carrie Spofford, by Mr. Solomon Kitchen. The Vermont Press excursion will $8.00 Silk Hats for ------$6.00 Club House, Great Diamond Island. HALLOWELL. leave St. a A CARD. 7.00 ------5.00 Miss Mattie E. Kandali. Johnsbury Friday by special “ “ “ PERSONAL. KENNEBUNK. train for the White Mountains, dinner A. B. Butler, so long engaged in the Dry 6.00 4.oo Goods business in this has entered the em- Miss L. Nason. Miss Carrie served at the Mt. Pleasant House. city, Mary B. Burke, being of J. R. the well known goods Charles has arrived home. Mr. Herbert S. Mrs. Herbert S. ploy Libby, dry Major Boyd Bridg- Briag- dinner the will —O merchant on where he will be ham. After party proceed to Congress St., Fu!! Lins of Yacht and at the Lowest Prices. Ex-City Marshal Charles Clark and ham, pleased to meet all his friends and customers, Jockey Caps KENDUSKEAG. Portland, reaching this city about 5 p. who will receive his personal attention, and the Mrs. Clark, and Colonel Holt of benefit of the best inducements this Denver, Miss Nellie F. Harvey. m. The Falmouth will be the head- popular house is able to offer. Col., are among the arrivals at the Fal- LIMERICK. quarters of tlio party while in Portland. Respectfully mouth Hotel. Mr. Daniel W. Chick. A. B. BUTLER. will devoted to a sail Saturday be down dlw Charles B. of LYMAN. jy6 Reade, Sergeant-at-Arms the dinner served on Cush- Mrs. Lizzie Goodwin. harbor, being THE the United States Senate, was in the ATKINSON"COMPANY city LOVELL. ing’s Island. The return to Portland yesterday morning, on the to his AUCTION SAXES. way Mr. 'William Sandbrook. will be made Saturday afternoon in sea- PECSALg Middle, Pearl and Vine Streets. 8 home in Lewiston. MECHANIC FALLS. son to take the train to Old Orchard -FOR- Rev. Frederick Newport. BY F. 0. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. Beach. The party will spend the day at ISAAC C. * General 23 NORWAY. jy6 dtf ATKINSON, Manager. the Fiske House. The return to Ver- Mr. D. Lester Knightly. Household Etc. NEW'CASTLE. mont will be made on Monday through Furniture, Rev. C. D. Crane, Miss Louise M. Ford, the White Mountain Notch. E. Harry THIS WEEK. Wednesday, July 6th at 10 a. m. TO Miss May Robinson. CARD THE PUBLIC. Parker, Charles T. Walter and Fred N. NORTH EDGECOMB. shall sell the furniture, etc., at house No. Miss Lffie R. Clifford, Miss Annie Huff. Whitney are the executive committee. WE 5 Portland street, consisting of Parlor \ / NORTH YARMOUTH. Suit, Tables,Mirrors,Pictures,Rockers,Chamber Table and I World’s Fair Managers of Maine. furniture. Extension Dining Chairs, Miss Edith N. Rowe. 50 dozen Bleached Turkish Batl Sewing Machine, Mattresses and Beddng, nice of the successes ORONO. Miss Eva A. Parclier, secretary, writes Hanging Lamps. Carpets, Cooking Range, One largest 25c each. Parlor Glass and Kitchen Mr. James N. Hart. Towels at only Stove, Crockery, that the committee on women’s work, Ware, etc., ete. te30dtd in the way of Flavoring Ex- OTISFIELD. JM consisting of Mrs. M. J. Burleigh, Mrs. tracts in the world is the J.U1U J X1V1UOA, tJtUUVf 50 all Linen L. M. N. Stevens ancl Mrs. Kate An- dozen fine Hue! > OXFORD. May r. u. DHiLti & uu., nuciioneers. Price Extract Com- Flavoring Miss Cora B. Grant. drews, will accept with gratitude any Towels at only 18c each. Administrator’s Sale of Personal PHOTOGRAPHS. Mr. J. II. Lamson informs old Their success is OLDTOWN. or from the women of h)S pany. help suggestions Property at Auction. that he has N. H. A. Gammon. friends and patrons repurchased the well- Portland in to an exhibit at the to a license from the Honorable attributed to the regard 36 dozen Ladies’ fine Hem and perfection ORLAND. O. of Probate foi known LAMSON STUDIO, has added many novelties World’s Fair. Any member of the com- PURSUANTHenry Peabody, Judge of Dr. Price’s Delicious Flav- Miss Charlotte L. Buck, Miss N. Evelyn Buck, stitched Handkerchiefs at the County of Cumberland, I shall sell at Public to the already very complete appointments of this famous mittee will be to infor- onlj at the house PORTLAND. pleased give any Auction, formerly occupied by Extracts. This Butler, situated on Mechanic Photo establishment. Having visited most of the oring perfec- mation on the It is recom- 12 l-2c each. Sophronia street, leading Miss Clara B. Lang. Miss Gertrude A. Hop subject. WoOdfords Corner, Deering, on Thursday, studios of our largest cities, during his absence, and been tion was made possible Miss Josephine A. Sim- kins, mended that World’s Fair clubs be or- July 7,1892, at 10 a. m., all the household onton, Miss Mary E. Bishop, furniture, consisting of sofas, chairs, bedsteads, actively engaged in his profession in California, he feels the new processes Miss Grace F. Libby, Miss Alice N. Carter, ganized wherever it is deemed practica- 10 dozen Ladies’ Biarritz Gloves bureaus, bedding, stoves, lamps,books' through carpets, better than ever before to insure his the Miss Louise M. Bodge, Miss Kellie U. Jor ble. pictures, dishes, silver-ware, jewelry, etc., etc. prepared patrons discovered Dr. Price for Mrs. S. It. summer 75c can be examined on by Jordan, dan, shades, only pair Property morning of sale. most satisfactory work, especially as he will every Miss Flora Starling, Mrs. M. A. Starling, FRANCIS HIGGINS, give extracting from the true fruits Wm. J. Knight, Miss Eliza A. Kemvor Civil Service Examination. Administrator of the estate Sophronia Butler, sitter his personal attention. STUDIO, No. 5 Temple Street, Amelia S. Ken- Miss thy, Ladies’ at jlyl dtd Falmouth their natural flavoring proper- worthy. Miss Carrie Dan: All who desire to enter the next civil Summer Corsets onli opposite Hotel, Portland, Me. Miss Etta Lsterbrook, may 16 dtf Chase, service examination for the oi 50c ties. Any housekeeper that Lyman V. Farnsworth, Rev. Dwight M. rratt positions pair. F. O. BAILEY & Mrs. A. D. Morse, Miss Edith E. carrier or at the Port- CO., use Dr. Price’s Libby, clerk, messenger will Orange, Miss Emma Libby, Miss Mary Libby, Miss Florence Davis, Miss Lizzie land post office should file their applica- The Grandest Greatest Health and Pleasure Resort or Davis, 30 dozen Gents’ Fast Black Hal* Merchants Scenery, Lemon, Vanilla, any other Miss Ida 1. Miss Emma E. Lamson Auctioneers and Commission Wry, ■ tions at once, as the examiners are no! will them Miss Flora B. Berry. Miss Christine MeCai Hose, at 12 l-2c. ON THE CONTINENT. flavor, pronounce Miss Nellie G. Davis, ty, authorized to receive such applications only Salesroom IS Exchange Street. Miss Jennie M. Hayes, Miss Lillian H. Wood faultless. after 13tli. Blanks may be obtained Unsurpassed Cuisine. Miss A. L. Hoerie, side, July F. O BAILEY. C. W. ALLEN The of Dr. Price’s Mrs. Mary Frothing- Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain of the secretary of the board of exainiu marl4 dtf purity ham, Arthur 11. Chamber- Wonderful Glen Springs. Miss Alfreda tain. ers at the post office. Flavors otters the best secur- Brewster, of Miss McClure, Miss Cornelia TV. Swansbonrne, the Boston Mary Libby. Examination of Teachers—Westbrook, of Symphony, the which Arthur E. Chase, Miss Louise R. Knight Grain on Hand. leader orchestra. ity against f an dangers T. H. Nevens. Miss E. L. Watson, PH ERE will be examination of candidate: Bros. as amount of was on hand ir Eastman X. for teachers in the Westbrool are common la the use of the Miss A. V. Webber. Mrs. L. B. Griffin, This grain positions schools ht the School Westbrook OPET JUIE 35th. Miss Lydia F. Moulton, Mr. W. A. Wright, 1st: High building, warehouse July Flour, 32,405 bar- m. ordinary flavoring extracts in Miss Minnie K. Stone, V. Richard Foss, Wednesday, July 6, beginning a: 9 a. George E. Smith, F. A. Hamblen, rels; com, 13,400 bushels; oats, 15,70' Per order Telegraph and Post Office in house. jul?,3mo the market. X. F. Mrs. E. | SCHOOL COMMITTEE, of Westbrook. Tolman, George Smitl > Bancroft bushels; wheat, 1700 bushels. & Ira dSt For further information and circularsaddress C. K. MIH.IH.EJi, Prop.
