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by inven- “WORST IN THE WORLD.” PARIS BOURSE A BATTLEFIELD. past experinces and progressive i mm. Poison ck* ”as been utilized in her construction, “THE VERMONT OF IT.” For PROTESTS m FLOATING PALACE ASHORE. fehe combines with every great speed Workers proviston for the safety, comfort and So a Speaker of the Christian iu France Carried in Due originally to Speculators Away convenience of her human freight, and unhealthy the her Calls New Haven. Craze. perfection and luxurious ness of By llie Mining described Secretions of diseased appointments may bo fittingly In the Affairs of the Sultan Agaia asa Puritan superb and The Steamer floating palace. Ex-Senator Edmunds Tells His Inter- He Tragedies of Seductions Board and Magnificent ohe has a and be- Speak* of; and Officers Search Old Actress of the Francois Kuined—Stor- double steel hull, Organs aggravated by Spanish tween the inner and outer sheathings Burials iu the Potter’s Field-Ar. Ad- Reported. ies of Tremendous Fosses—The Causes Stuck Fast. there are of 50 water-tight compartments. pretation Monroe Doctrine. Will Make a Stir—The Boy’s Poisonous medicines, an America Vessels. Her covered with dress that of the Crisis—Political Upheavals. decks are of steel, wood, and her masts, also of steel, are Meeting. Her in a : St. hollow and as ventilators. Resulting complete New York, November 10.—Jacques serve 10.—The dele- AFFltAII) HIS LIFE hulls are which is New ifaven, November HE IS STILL Herald from Paris as made of mild steel, Coro cables to the AND A GALE and conven- of the STRUCK IN A FOGG twenty per cent stronger than iron HE SAYS ITMEAXS WE “SHOULD to the Christian Workers’ Demoralization OF ITS OFFICERS AND follows: gates WILL BE TAKEN. PROTESTS about Her wheels the the MEAN HER LOSS. one-quarter lighter. tion occupied many of pulpits'of Political events, though these were of WILL are of steel and are 35 feet in diameter SOT TOLERATE.” Entire THE CONSUL VAIN. this afternoon and evening system, outside the buckets. The total weight of oity morning, great importance, were eclipsed today by at the coun- ea°b wheel Is 100 tons. Services were also were held which are financial incidonts, assuming From and in every nook llall. At the stem to stern ty jail and Springside Tlie New Ministry Tooted Upon Askance— Take Kickapoo the of a The and wire proportions catastrophe. corner of this ship the electric a and Safe—All Efforts A Talk Before the Union Club of Grand House, was held meeting like a battlefield Passengers Freight ia to be all there are twelve League Opera Are Tittle Better Spaniards Thought Slio Contained Arms Paris Bourso was today found. In of Chi- They Apparently Avail miles of including for men only. Kev. R. A.Torrey Indian defeat. to two o’dock noth- to Move Her Yesterday Without this wire, and, Philadelphia—He Points Out English Prevails Sagwa and Ammunition—Nothing Was Found after the Up and othor Chris- than Scoundrels—Destitution Yet annunciators, rfire alarms, of the International of the was to be —If Good Weather Easts, She May Possessions—Other Points. cago, president Cuban Was on ing customary shouting desirable there are twenty and Sufferings Are Fearful. Nature’s own for —A Fugitive Board. appurtenances, tian Workers’ was chairman. He made remedy heard. All was dull and quiet, the public he Saved, miles of wire on the ship and 12,000 feet Philadelphia, November 10.—An in- exhortation and effective ad- 10. —The S. L, November 10.—The bankers to of steam There are capaciouv a powerful Constantinople, November Quarantine, iound the great pipes. formal talk ex- All standing New November 9.—The sound stairs was given last night, by this city. is not con- complaints commonly Harriet G., which arrived last if London, gangways, grand and imposing dress. He was very severejupon recent change in the ministry brig night war ;h their faces. The fact is that the 200 Unitod States Senator F. Ed- steamer Puritan, with nearly oases, heavy with brass and mahogany George He said: New Haven is the worst oity for better in from Nuevitas, reports that a will ducive of any feeling political Known as Spanish crisis continues no one can toll what of cornices and supported by to the mem hors of the Union the Consumption, passengers and a large quantity lofty ceilings, munds, its of all the cities of and oirclea. The new minis- officer with an armed force boarded the tasteful the columns population diplomatic happen. a dozen pilasters, tapering club and their friends, on “Inter- more freight, is on Great Gull Island, of League world. I mean that there are trage- ters are brig October 3rd, under suspicion that houses that which, in relief, flank exquisitely generally speaking, looked,upon Bright’s Disease, The number of banking of in a all the national Relations in Central and South in the Dyspepsia, or more miles southeast here, tinted throughout dies of seduction, with burials pot- as no of any arms and ammunitions were concealed on panelling askance, they give promise have dosed their doors is very great, but is of and minor saloons. America. of section of Long Island sound whioh length her grand ter’s field here, than in any other city better than that hitherto Biliousness and other kindred board and searched vessel in every of who have Over and exuberant- government part. the number private persons in the most all this artistic work On a map whioh was hung alongside Miller dreaded by mariners except the'samo size. The members the new cabinet Captain protested against the boon ruiuod is still All classes of coloring the incandescent electric light Edmunds ruling. [of an greater. favorable conditions of weather. To the speaker’s platform Mr. ohuroh a boy’s Maladies from and the United sheds its soft rays. At the Calvary Baptist are nothing more than puppets of the resulting outrage, States oonsul were carried fihe the of Great hold. Tne of the society away by mining it the The Puritan has in all 364 staterooms, pointed out possessions meeting was body be came on board and navigate successfully requires little Sultan, and whatever he wills, will protested without craze. The oldest actress of the Theatre the of are on the main which encircled the This nhiirch was filled with interesting condition of the of a master hand at the wheel. finest which Britain, globe. Unhealthy avail. cunning The Tho was cov. o. in. mra without any questioning be done by them. Francois is ruined. A former king has of saloon and gallery decks. designs he said, was not a con- ohaps. speaker The splendid steamer, one of the best great expansion, Halil the new Grand to sus- for the decorations are chaste throughout, of Boston. Rifat, Pasha, Kidnevs. Liver. Stomach and Finding nothing verify their _ been to pay francs, 4-1-i/v TPoll Diima lino o rwl nu hftnff snme of but of business, and obliged 4,000,000 and on every quest blood, trade, e the searchers left the the richest finish appears Vizier, was formerly minister of th in- picions, vessel with- a Jewish who is a He ft ARRIVE. through banker, and a craft as travels the sound, hand. English civilization. gave history OPERATIC STARS Health and life out further On costly terior and it is openly charged that Blood. long parley. board of the friend of his. A who The Puritan is six years old, and made of the of the Monroe dootrine. Smyrna speculator, went on at 3 o’olock this morning when origin while that he fostered Harriet G., is Gustave De La a her first Monday, June 17, the Programme of occupying position, Torre, has ruled tho Bourse for five years, loses and when no regular trip “That dootrine declared,” he said, “that Maurice Grau Outlines Attend its use the fog was intensely dense 1RR9 a massacre of Christiana Cuban obliged to leave Nuevitas to avoid Restored. francs. The head of an we would not look with unooncern the Season—Calve’s Health 25,000,000 sound except that of the wind-thrashed Abdarraman Pasha, minister of justice, persecution establishment that is known everywhere, The Latest News. in Vermont dialect means, we Harm—never sea could be heard. (whioh my once neia the vizlerate ana Grau grand loses 15,000,000 francs and his eldest ashore could be made out to 10.—The steam- would not tolerato) the interferonco of New November 10—Maurice COMPLAIN OF THE BENNINGTON. Nothing New London,November York, was d ismissed on a notice for ly- 6 he re- is still day’s $1.00 a bottle, for $$.oo. brother is said to be so angry that assist the mariner in determining the er Puritan of the Fall River line, any foreign power with respect to and the principal singers of his company, fuses to assist him in forward hard and fast on the shore at Great Gull ing. carrying vi u&iatvuvv vi vuv and including American Citizens She whereabouts of the craft. She was speed- uuiuuuiuj headed by Emma Calve, Say Endangered on the Bourse to the end the went ashoio at 3 Menduh Pasha, minister of the interi- .of month, Island, where she and Victor at a for in times of republios. That was the Monore dootrine, the brothers De Reszke SPECIAL NOTICES. Their Health Off Honolulu, which would entail a still greater ing along good paoe, o’clock Saturday monring, notwithstand- or. is reported to be a downright scoun- and it has stood as a meance to on the catastrophe. dense fog it has been proven frequently ing the combined efforts of three power- standing Maurel, arrived hero yesterday drel. the Finance of the Fall said Meanwhile, this morning that the safe course is to ful tugs and two steamers all foreign countries from that time to Columbia. Mr. Grau LADIES’ 03 GENTLEMEN’S November 9.—A letter has been only keep the steamship There is the here Boston, Minister summoned H. verueuel, the River line. The wreckers believe this.” Senator Edmunds called attention the Ger- strongest feeling steamers under sufficient to that it had beer, decided to opon sent to the of the sev- broker and Baron do Rothschild going speed Puritan is in no worse condition the the British claims in Hon- the due other Secretary Navy by Alphonse lying to way 28 with against Sultan, among overcome effect a tide may and the season on November MADE-UP GARMENTS eral citizens of this who to ask for their opinions. These gentle- any strong tonight than when she went on, duras had grown from almost nothing, to man his ohoioe of ministers. It was men, country, be de things.to men declared that, the crisis was due to on that she not be carried hope is entertained that she may seven thousanil miles. “Tristan and Isolde,” and Jean That are Slightly soiled or Wrinkled, can be were on the R M. S. have her, may square an be passengers S. tlit fact that sold Turkish and saved. British claims ”de thought possibly attempt might oeople out of her course conditions that In British Guinia, 1851, Lilian ^Edouard Warrimoo by crew Reszke, |Nordicn, made on the life of as he from Vancouver, B. C., to Frenoh securities to buy mining shares, Capt. Davis of the Puritan and included only a few towns with no (his majesty, would not affect her. and Marie Broma in the cast. Australia. The letter is E. A. and that when they wished to sell their originally are aboard the steamer and will stay at al 1 on the border to- Reszke, wont from the to the mosque in signed by boundary given but will palace mining shares they were unable to find The tide was running strong at 3 there until she comes off or there is no ward Venezuela. In 1870, this small Miss Brema has not yet arrived, STEAM SPONGED Sanford of Philadelphia, Arthur Lewis o the ceremony known as tho Selimik. And to have the of new, and the crash came. o’clock for it was water when chance of saving her. claim had grown to 76,000 square miles, here next woek. At the second popular repressed appearance Willard French of purchasers, nearly high be The usual number of sure cure for this class of work is Iowa, Harry Boston, have also indirectly Ail the on the Puritan was to- in 1893 to miles. large guards (a moths); Politics, however, the Puritan roacned Great Gull. The freight and 109,000 square performance Donizettis done every day, at Arthur F. Pate of Des Moines, and influenced the crisis, for the struggle is day taken off and forwarded to Stoning- ‘‘That is Brutish he added, Saturday night v»ho keep the route when the Sultan goes la., expansion,” has not been one between radicals and whistle on the island had been listened for to its destination. “La Favorite,” which others. It says that when the steamship not so much ton shipment “I hope and believe that the President 'to the inosquto to offer prayers,was great- FOSTER’S moderates as between the Ministry for long before the boat up to the Divers were under the Puritan today, and Secretary of State will not let heard in New York for some time, will arrived off Honolulu the of got ly strengthened, and a close watch kept night August in and an occult Ministry and report her bottom not badly Venezuela be out of the mouth Massenet’s “Le actually power island, for the course on .whioh the they uqueezed be the opera. The cast of 30 last it was found cholera was raging the who are The rooks do not pierce I the President will on every side for suspioious characters Forest DYE framed by financiers, fight- damaged. of the Orinoco. hope and Edouard de HOUSE, and in steamer had been ruuning was assurance The breaks in the outer Cid” will include Jean the and City on shore. The ship accordingly anchored ing thoir battle both in press through her. see that all our Southern neighbors are by police gondarmes. 13 Preble St. Preble House. oiroumstanoe which that she was this where skin let 7000 tons oCwater into the space and Plancon in their original There is no doubt that the empire is opp. outside. Parliament—a nearing port, proteoted in their just rights Reszke the situation short between the outer and inner skin and the be heard in this passing through one of its most critical Kid Gloves Cleansed every day. renders highly interesting Great Gull should bear but a The Senator- urged great advantage parts. Mile. Calve will At this time until noon on the as if she that has threatened It for Lace Curtains Cleansed. nearly to those behind the scenes. the steamer is weighed down of the Nicaragua canal being under in Massennet’s “La Navarraaisa, periods years. distance ahead. No sound was heard, opera, no better Telephone Connection. the United States oruiser Ribot was doomed last He had a The water cannot be got After to The heir to the throne has poli- following; day, M. spring. the bow watchman and the officers cargo. American control. referring and possibly in “Mefistofele,” celebra- though oan it inside her cy than the Sultan, so no advantage is to inside close to the was saved for a time by the Kiel alert to out and neither get many raattens to be considered when dis- Mile. Cave was met at the dock by M. Bennington lay the wheelhouse wero on the the be the latter. tions, but he allowed himself to fall when inner skin and further damage cussing the annexation of Cuba for in- Chartran. who has painted her portrait. gained by deposing wharrf, flying the yellow flag, having detect it. In the dense darkness the The aims at the ho saw that tho affairs of the southern boat. stance, he paid a compliment to Presi- She is in than when she young Turkey party lost a man from oholera the day Puritan struck with terrific force. slighter figure of both and in their NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. already were about to occasion fresh dent Cleveland He said that no Presi- removal substituting hours before the War- railways The frame of the era ft In Place of the Puritan. sang here before. before. Several scandals. He had great powerful been found in “and I place, Besbad Effendi, heir to the Parliamentary already as the dent had ever lacking “I never felt better,” she said, rimoo could the Bennington quivered when she brought up, a minded get-away, been to make the Panama affair November 9.—The in after our relations to as I throne, healthy agriculturist, ran out of the made a oircle obliged monster of the boat wero sending Newport, pursers’ patriotism looking am delighted get back, especially harbor, is called engines new roles. who dislikes intrigue. what, in memory of 1813, and stewards’ from the steamer with foreign countries, and Republican am to here in some olose about the Warrimoo and came to her along at a speed that made things gangs appaer Advices from the interior show that eliarrelto,'’ and he had no arrived on the steamer Provi- ho was, he could heartily say that said that her health was entirely anchor to the windward of her “premiere quake. There was excitement for a while, Puritan though She destitution is from this directly wish for a second. hour late. of both of Mr. Cleveland’s administra- Reszke him- great prevailing the smoke and odor but the behaved admirably dence at 8 tonight, an Capt. restored, Joan de expressed and so close by that office he passengers to cause surpasses that arising fro” the M. Bourgeois accepted the Niokerson was in command, and the tion, as would no doubt be demonstrated self as of the sing in irom Her were uneusive to tauec under the oiroumstanoes. The whistles glad opportunity A number ( f galley had not and at first tried to form the docks when all the out. “I to in massacres. very large per- sought, of the craft shrieked out for crews were picked up from to all, factsjcame tho Wagnerian roles. hope sing on tha deck of the passenger ship. But majestio sons care homeless aod without food, a ministry of less radical tendencies. heard far across the and shop gangs so there was left German the parts of Tristan, Lohengrin, As the passengers of the Warrimoo assistance and were repair and there Is no doubt that the suffering the syndicate 1 liavo referred to,prevented the aboard the Puritan a sufficient force to and ne saui, jbw could see no excuse for this sound. The City of Worcester of RELEASE WALLER. Siegfried, will increase the winter. In possible all the moderates from taking part in the for her if she floats at the nest TO will be the first to here me m during which ns a menace Norwich line followed the Puritan out of care audiences districts famine is action, they regarded and so M. formed came from Bevoral anticipated. combination, Bourgeois uu uuvvh who oi»uuc as officers who those in German,” to their called the t3W xur* aliu tide, many parts The Grand Vizier sent a circular to the health,they upon Navy a with a of to Set llim Free as an Act in I radical ministry, p./liey heard UD1 UCXC UUiiio France Willing and possibly for an T ley behind her. When Captain Miner “Carmen,” of the various in- Department explanation. and He will have who have arrived here and were ”' governors provinces, action of the commander of the honesty purification. the hoarse groans of the Fail River boat, Those of Graeiouness to the United States, Pagliacoci. of say this are sisting upon the necessity proventing L to contend against all those who of what had on the watch when she struok, say she Besides Mle. Calve, the De Reszkes, I no was fearful Bennington was uncalled for, ungeutlo- happened. tho from attempting to repress PALMER, afiaid of such a The how- on and Maurel and of the populace policy. truth, he said to his went easy, although making and Victor majority and insulting, and greatly to the ‘■That’s the Puritan,” disorder, as this duty lies with manly ever, is that five hundred deputies are water in her forward chain lookers, it November 9.—Secretary were on board, and there were public discredit of the United States navy, and companion at the Worcester’s wheel. Washington, principals the civil and military authorities who, honest. Thirty are great financiers, has on can easily be cared for by her pumps of Mines. Nordica, Lola Beeth, who is to they beg that the matter be inquired ‘‘She’s in distross, probably gone Olney has received an intimation the tho cicrular says, should act with the whose political career has no connection and bulkheads. Work is being pushed in the German performances, into and those responsible dealt with big Gull.” of France to release John sing utmost energy. It is announced that with finance, but there remain about fifty on the steamer whioh willingness Franoes Savillo, Clara Hunt, Rosa case demands. He dare not put the Worcester in where tonight Pilgrim, Veil of as the as an aot of Kaiinmil Pasha, appointed who are creatures of the syndicate, with was laid for an overhauling for the h. Waller from prison graoi- MM. Lubert, Victor Capoul, the Puritan had gone. It was dangerous up Olitzka, Vilayet, Asia Minor, has started for influence in the press, and this is winter and sVo will be ready to but as an Plancon, Anoona, Be Vries, THE WEATHER strong ground to traverse. service, ousness of the United States, Maugiere, Smyrna,the capital of Vleylet. Hassan the element that calls for on the line when the and Castelmary. Con- purification. The Worcester kept on in here as fast Montjaf night, of this offer Lionel Mapleson, Tebrni the Vail of would be to The latter acceptance might prevent also came. Pasha, present Aidin, The Chamber vory glad come and Miner 'rovidence will again lay up. ductors Bevihnani and Seppili as she could Captain ?o from will be transferred, and Zlhni Pasha, Fair and see this task at 10.30 for New York in this government subsequently members of the chorus caino on Cooler, performed. gave information of what he had heard left tonight Sixty Vali nf Sail mica, is to be tranferred to The therefore, is whother or that the of the Puritan. an indemnity for his impris- the New York. Singer Russitauo, who, November 10.—Local forecast question, and then It was remembered place demanding Boston, nnt, the Ministry will have time to effect to is to return, will Aleppo. ■ whistle on Great Gull was net heard onment, a condition to which Waller, it contrary expectation, for Monday: Fair; sllghlty cooler; north- the work of before the syndi- next week on the Werra, and the purification while the Worcester was off this island, TO DEATH. does not the arrive numerous influences to work. HURLED is understood, agree, pros- Mines. Mantelli, BRIEFLY TOLD. west winds. cate sets its but that after she passed the sound of the gamo ship brings internal situation is not are that tedious nego- and MM. Creinmini and November The promising whistle was pects diplomatic Auralia Kitzee, Washington, 10.—Foreoast is the international outlook, distinguished. The German C. O. Iselio will ask the New York and neither That this was the case with the Puritan tiations are the last resource. Arimondi. remaining for for New circulated A Boiler Explodes on a Locomotive and Yacht Club today to take aotiou on the Monday England: Generally but the rumors that have been the T *- in rvrtfifi-irolw f Vl of Mi»o Wall or will arrive on the Ems. and that she had not heard danger — singers of are false. It —' sr-- » charges that Lord Dunraven makes that fair; continued cold northerly winds, on the bourses Europe blast from Great Gull was feared. It Kills Four Men. the Austrian was has been compelled to appeal to the State tho ballast of the Defender was tampered to in the northern was said that army seems to have been the cause of the DR. BRADFORD’S WEALTH. shifting westerly that the likely release with at the Erie basin in order to secure marching from Herzegovina, oome to the Fall River to secure Waller’s disaster that has Department in allowance. portions. fleet was steaming toward the 1ft—A the advantage time English boat. Before auy assistance oould get to Warwiok, N. Y., November on the ground that he is dying in his that the Russian from Jamaica stated Local Weather Report. and army a boat from the unlucky Advices reoeived Bosphorus the Puritan, and Hudson attaohed to a cell. Mrs. Waller herself doclares emphati- The Warden Holds Over $30,000 Worth of was marching upon Armenia. It is ail at New London. It Lehigh engine that much distress enlists in the St. November 10.—The local steamer oame ashore that she has not received from her GREAT SALE Portland, cally His Jewels and Other Property. Elizabeth district. A thousand persons OUR of the five the first offloer and train contained oight freight exploaecl yosterday, nor have any of his friends, weather bureau office records as to the is husband, on the of several The truth is,that diplomao.v exerting crew of the boat. his health is are vergo starvation, at from Hudson Junction the letters saying that failing, weather are the tremendous pressure Constantinople to and to miles causing having died from that cause. The dis- following: They were after tugs lighters or the belief that ho cannot settle the Turkish question, and that for them expressing November 9 —When Br. tress is caused by the drought and failura 8 a. thermome- assist the Puritan and they got death of the engineer, Wm. Cooper, and much as from New York, m.—Barometer, 29,733; alone is re- live longer, telegraphed of the moment diplomacy being from Thomas A. Scott, who of Farm- of crops and plague catapillars. ter, 39.0; dew point, 38; humidity, 96; Captain conductor Washington last night. Orlando E. Bradford, formerly but no one in Europe can un- to the Herbert Beether, F. a well- northwest; sorted to, hurried them off by 10 o’clock fireman, Crammond and coun- Prof. Geo. JLawson, R.S., Trimmed wind, Velocity, 2; weather, that a week later the This morning Kennedy Me., one of the convicted dertake to say ington, and died at light rain. steamer. Martin O’Neill and brakeman, James L. John M. Langston, Waller’s attorneys, known scientist writer, situation will be the same. of the stranded steamer said terfeiters belonging to the Brockway last bp. m.—Barometer, 30.037: thermome- The mate had a conference with Mrs. Waller and Halifax night. Puritan was and that only Sloan. readied the county ter, 35.8; dew point, 29; humidity, 73; the lying easy her son, Paul .Bray, j They all agreed that gang Kings peniten- The supplementary treaty between POLICE INDIGNANT. outer shell o£ her hull had been wind, NW; velocity, 8; weather, the it would be unwise to sacrifice the tiary on Friday,;to begin ills six years’ China and Japan regarding the evacua- brokon. She was not making any water, MYSTERIOUS SHOTS seourc of Laio Pen- cloudy. chances for idemnity at present to lie handed Warden Patrick Hayes tion by the latter Tung, and there was no danger. term, Goods Mean maxi- Disclosures in the Wallor’s release, as he was undoubtedly nisular, was signed Friday. daily thermometer, 41.0; At the Premature Ship to which he said ho Their effort was to be devoted and housed in the best a small sealed package, mum thermometer, 46.0: minimum ther- Rockland Women Badly— well fed, clothed The condition of ex-Senator Thurman Scuttling Scandal. the boat off, aud to do this there Frightened Two and which he desired maximum of getting French military establishments where, valued very highly, continues to Last Allan mometer, 36.0; velocity The fear is that the Came improve. night, must be no delay. Nobody Knows Where They case of ho was safe. The warden wind, 12, northwest; total precipitation, and even the illness, provided to be placed the prison Thurman, his son, said ho was regarded advertised for Saturday was wind may get into the northwost he 0.03. November 10.—The From, with better medloal attendance than to make an his as out of immediate St Johns, police a condition that opened the package inventory by physioians, with weath- blow with great foroe, pould hope to seoure outside. Mrs. Wal- interfered by rainy aro at the premature dis- be diastrou* to the Puritan, for of its contents. He found four diamonds danger. indignant would ler was oouviuca that the French^ gov- Another Strike Promised. then be a ex- November 10.—Mrs. A severe northwest gale prevailed off er. closure of the ship-souttling practice un- her position would greatly Kookland, Me., ernment would no exponse tc watches, jewels, and deeds^for prop- spare gold the Holland ooast last night. Several New November 10.—The House- and a servant Miss him in con- and York, der investigation. They are preparing Charles Nichols girl, maintain good health,and between $30,000 iu the but no We will continue until Mon- and advioes from the Puritan erty, representing barges foundered Elbe, smiths’ Bridgemens’ Union, at a i,0ThL°eveuing'9 this eve- cluded that if ho were really ill,he could five to cope with any possible danger to their vessel chance of Rawley, were badly frightened The jewels include big lives were lost mass meeting today, decided on a are that the hasfsmall not stand the ocean voyage homo, and $40,000. day Nov. 11, the same result from the fore- several davs. She is hard at 8 o’clock. The girl was coming studs and 11 diamond rings. night, general strike to force employers to sign oase, which may getting off for ning would therefore be stranded and ill diamond and it is said the Will Get More Pay. were a new agreement. The of those implicated. The cruiser and fast on the rocks from church and Mrs. Niohol sheard her So she very wisely Bradford’s will was also inclosed. •ffers that made for Sat- employers against warning her oottom among strangers. Dr. whom tlie strike will be are boulders project through the to trust the matter entirely New November 1C.— ordered, Fiona is be made ready to start tomor- were on the piazza and went to open door; ooncluded Haven, Conn., members of the Iron well forward. Her passengers and Ambassador members of tbo Brotherhood of urday. League organzation, as the screen two to Secretary Olney LEAVE IT ALONE- Sixty-fivo arrest the outport members of the iauo wjjxjs uhwuvw- just she reached shots, formed for mutual the row to DrOUgiJC Here iu both of whom she imposes the for most in protection, during went over Eustis, Trainmen, employed part last strike of the liousesmiths. The the houses and business steamer Manhanset, whioh of a revolver were firod in quick suc- ouufldonce. As she understands New York division of the N. Y. N. H. great syndicate; or the fullest Labor Gardiner now consid- Central Union today endorsed the of those suspected in St. Johns with Superintendent cession. Both the shots oame it the two questions under Maudevsou Thinks Republi- railroad had a short session In this city places on the vessel and thought Ex-Senator strike. The strike will take about company. He remained the State are to consider what has been piano to the is made from the inside. No one was in- eration by Department today, regarded Mnvftiuhnp IK Kflroral frarl.m mill nfnilra being watched prevent suspects not oome back till his mind stairway to cans Can’t Afford to Open Up the Tariff. will whether it will be impossible accept as a grievance. For some time post, the their out to the steamer afloat. Mr. Nichols was summoned from an in sympathy, if requested. From six from making escape by going up as to how get jured. Franco’s offer of Waller’s release as men, brakemen in particular, have been thousand to twelve The Manhanset brought 175 passongers the stable and the notified. A and continue the matter time in J. E. thousand men are steamers. Z police aot of grace, November 9.—Ex-Sonator obliged to work considerable with one invalid Washington, PALMER, liable to be tnrown out of The and a followed but no traces for the new work. tug search was made, of indemnity subsequent negoia- making the turn to company’s a mattress. AU pro- thorough who struggle will bo woman, taken on tions,or whether all the facts justify the Manderson of Nebraska, thoroughly at Cedar north of this city. desperate. Burglaries Near Richmond. the Boston of the miscreant or bullet were found. yards Hill, ceeded to their destinations by Unitod States in preremtorily demanding knows the western sentiment on the The run has been made after a long run has two tugs fastened on the to the press.] train at 4.40. Captain Soott The windows were all and release simultaneously. New York aud elsewhere, and for St, A Berlin [special take indemnity tariff does not agree with Sena- from 543 Congress Fire. at the Puritan and will was question, and lighters inside. The smell of very It is known that the Satate Department the mon recoived no Riohmond, Me., November 10 —Thurs- it here. powder and others that, tho it pay. Today thoy November off all the baggage and bring is not at all satisfied that Wallor has tor Sherman Repub- Berlin, 10.—A disastrous fire this noticeable when the officers arrived. An yet wero met by O. M. Shepard, superinten- the Konnebec market, situated is little water an some should the occurred at Ottensen, a suburb of Ham- day night Tho Puritan making valid ground for indemnity, licans In Congress open up dent of the New York uivisiou, who read on the north side of electric street is nearly opposite the laiit when Diezts a milo and a half above this and lies easy light of the evidence on the subject being ex- a uni burg, night, the about village ovoning water tariff question Bypassing putting a letter from tho general Superintendent is two feet out of "-j machine works and Steinlo of the was entered Big Gull. She couse, Dut nenuer ui tremely conflicting. men an increase of doily company's on the shore river, by of water at a on the woolen Platt, granting tar works were With fourteen feet duty wool.andjincreasing The destroyed. The loss is safe forward, one. The have a clue, howover. pay and promising to pay overtime. and the blown open. east and wes polioe and other but he thinks 1 that placed at two million marks. burglars the stern, the vessel lying duties, brakemen on “local” freight trains will of value was obtained. Morgan and PngU Ited Hot for Silver. Nothing Friday on the shore. whatever revenue is needed should be hereafter receive *2.50 for a day of twelve have words of THE BIG FISH TRAP. Howard Libby’s barn, on the The passengers only Tuscaloosa. Ala.., November 9.—Sena- and brake on through freight *200. night were treated raised by additional internal taxation. hours, for the they same rate. road in the northwest of the praise way tors Morgan and Pugh aDd Congressman The extra pay will bo at the Beedle part boat. A uorthwest gale Ho said today: while on the but Fish Bankhead opened the free silver cam- and Alvin P. Ring’s barn, on the Puritan so a re- Highly Successful at First, 151g town, the axkja must be raised to THE would break up li-i villa oimu uumpuv. ■‘"W “More money sup- to float her --—“ effort will be made Been It. the In trust IW“U1 doubled Have Injuring cliargod the sound-money Demoorats port government. my judgment DISFIGURING before the wind can shift, defeats of the and it will be raised internal revenuo tax, barn, were entered and a horse and prevailing with recent party, by hard north west being the worst possible with to tho results in and increase of the whiskey or beer tax PRESCRIPTION stolen from each place. The craft “pointed pride’’ carriago condition in which the unfortunate November 9.—When the big and Virginia, where the bi- and, perhaps, by a stamp tax. north Davis accounts Patchogue, Mississippi thieves were tracked on the- Post could be placed. ^Captain Brown & was not d “The Republicans cannot affoid to the most im- ocean fish trap owned by Henry metallic plank tampers by is the first, to the Puritan only by tariff If an at- road as far as Libby Hill in Gardiner, for tho misfortune at the open up the question. to bear the bell on was invented, built, and anchored partios. portant work of a phar- lost. It is reason of his inability Co., advised that unless tho party tempt is made to make up the deficiency and the trial supposed hero the dense fog and comment. They Great Gull because of sea it aroused a groat deal of nominate a free silver candidate of revenue by a duty on wool, or on any macy. Ail else is second- horse thieves are the safe blowers conditions should that the the well-known atmospberio For after tho trap was timo the children in the audience other article, every industry will rush to it. We this the thick several weeks big next ary give of the before, and also that they around Great Gull during not live long enough to see anoth- in and demand an adjustment of the night of Is felt set tons of striped bass and weak fish would A deal anxiety President. The as to afford it better department of our store be the same gang that attempted to weather. great er Democratic senator duties,so proteotiou. may as it is believedachange were taken from it and conveyed to for the Puritan daily make a dozen speeohes thoughout We are not in a position now to satistlv the most careful and exact Wiscasset post office just before. off as the will rob the in the wind cannot be far fog the steamer. these demands, and we had better not been the mainland by Alabama. attention. none of the Kennebec market as dense as it has _ We uso The night break, now holds on it is the touch the matter at all.” stolen from the Dresden If weather permits The large catches, said, glutted a boat was ferry nast three days. the _ but the best materials; we over fisher- Blaine Pensions. and was afterward found on the his lighters markets at times, and the ordinary landing Captain SoStt willing Steamer I'ire. have careful Clerks. If between the tonight. As Destroyed by Richmond side ferry and the with the Puritan's freight men were dissatisfied. Of late the big Nov. 10.—The following indicates that at about high water Washington, November 10—A private you desire it, we return the market, which the Wis- the Puritan went on been law San B’rancisco. on the vessel net, or trap, has catching have been granted pensions marine burglars may have come this way. the tide will have no effeat Maine people despatoh from Talara bay to the to casset but a of sharks original prescription you, marketable fish, plenty today: underwriters association states that the and are to de- is among Sound and skates. additional. chartered always glad t0Tile steamer DPuritan British tank steamer Mineral, A cream oi tartar baking powder Schooner Abandoned. ofPf*”B The fish raised havoc witii the trap. Grace & to take the place liver your steamers what the City big K.-P. Hewett, Rockport. by ,T. W. Co,, parcel. Soap and beautifies ls„™?es^ of late, added to Albion on of all in leavening itrengt. Cuticura purifies N. C., November 10.— ocean racers, one of the latest, greatest This continual damage of the Bawnmore recently wrecked Highest and hair to Beaufort, caused the company to lose —Latest United States Governmen the skin, scalp, by restoring Martin C. with a poor fishing, increase. the north coast of California, caught fire Schooner Kbeli, cargo to the was first invented the Inflamed, is a sister ship money. When tho trap at and the cargo and healthy activity Clogged, of lumber is abandoned and stranded at alThe,Puritan David Thomas, Parker’s Head. Zoretos, Peru, Food Report. but is “uch and set at sea it was thought that the The vessel Irritated, Sluggish, or Overworked No tidings are received of Pilgrim and Priscilla, steamer are totally destroyed. H. H, HAY & Kinnekett. vessel and differs secret of largo catches of fish at REISSUE. oil fo-r San B'ranoisco. Baking Powder Co- S0N; are to have been larger than the former making was loaded with Royal Pores. the crew. They supposed of but now 106 Wall St., X. JU from her in many featu'-s importance. small cost had been discovered, The Mineral registered 1340 tons. Middia Street. F- N*w- takon off by some passing vessel as the Roscee G. Pulsifer, Auburn. Sold throughout the world. British depot: device and imnrcTiheut suggested )t is earn, its owners ara discouraged, ---- .sr-*-- sf-CY & sons, 1. King E4ward-st., London. Pott*3 boat and their personal effects were gone. Every V QUU. SfileXxojjs.. Boston. U. S. w. L- U- the fate of the sultan. Christendom, it was necessary she should DUNRAVEN A CAD. a slight rain began falling. The field turkey victim. it' half and onco more foi' three„yards. stand. The danger is that the Ottoman yards was in fair condition. About 4U00 spec- a es the Dan, fails it would uot be Lead Here braces and tak Empire merely Holds a on Saturday Ji apel’S 0.\ FOOT BILL FIFTHS. Bangor tators huddled on the w«'t seats. A crowd threaten its Him to Meeting Gilman on it in a scrimmage. danger that would territory. llis Performance Entitles falling six of men on the right side of Some European lowers Would there on Art aud Tapestries. Hunt inside of Devine for Technology How Says He Must Bow to a It would bo the danger that the tiro goes the field cheered for 1 Michigan. The Salisbury other involv- yards, Hickson three yards, sinow three, Like to Serve It Up. set would spread to natious, That Distinction. alternat- teams lined up in this 01 der: Divine is most and civilized Hunt two, and Conners threue, Decree. ing all that powerful now rushes in in a conflict.” of the on the tackles. Bangor Harvard. Michigan. Europe dangerous The first literary afternoon ing declared ho bo- Gilman an utter failure Italy Lord Salisbury that New York Yachtsmen Sharp ill Denun- held Satur- the Confident weakly, proving l.e. r., Greenleaf England and ltisoiisslug Concerted Woman’s Literary Union was Portland Surprises hunt is Cabot, Worked His Own lieved the Powers to be thoroughly re- at to advance the ball. He Has Ituin—The be Turned trying Stevenson, Lt. r., Henninger. Ships Sent to Constantino- con- ciation—Dunraveu May iu the Advent church. The exercises work. Devine tackles Action—War solvoil to co-operate in everything day doing" tlio prettiest Hall Premier Not Explicit As to and his enu, Holt, l.g. r., Terrell’s Ways How they would act of York Yacht Club. were in of the committee on art, Lumbermen. him hard as ho tries to circle ple—Minister Influence, cerning Turkey. Out tile New charge allowed t F. Shaw, Ducette c., Carr him to In con- both men needing ail the time Means. was not for prophesy. Aliss Luetta King of the Art History line the N. Shaw, r.g. 1., Hooper Novmber 9.—The Herald Lord said: “Through- York, November 9.—There was recover. On Portland’s 25 yard Loudon, says: cluding Salisbury ||Xcw Kensell of the Westbrook o Donald, r.t. h, Vilia November 9. —Tho usual ban- was im- Olub, Aliss ball is fumbled and Gulliv sr is nght of tho lJall Mall London, out the negotiatious, nothing great indignation among tho members team Newell, r.e. i., Senter The correspondent mind Olub and Mrs. E. Al. Kay of at t lio beofy the Lord his more strongly upon my over Seminary it. Portland now goes that a of quet given by Mayor upon pressed of tho New York Yacht Club today A TIE OX the bail Borden, Beale, q. Baird Gazette in Borne, says Council of the to act- was SHE PLAYS BAXGOR TO a Robinson in than the disposition powers the Ceramic Olub. The platform with will, carrying l.h. Hollister installation ollieo took place tonight Lord Dunraven’s statement the center and too Wrightington, r., Ministers has been held, which discussed and their profound sense of the published three yards through C. Brewer, r.h. 1 Guild together beautifully decorated with green foliage SATURDAY. unt- ,Ferbert off in the hall. The occasion was ol their this The members generally more, between Gilman and 1 the taly acting in oon- appalling danger any morning. red ..V1'8 Dunlop, f. b. Bloomington. probabilities over ^separation and red berries and a bouquet of one blockii g Orowiey. the taking of the chief of action to loses one yard, no with in tho matter of inter- magistracy might produce could not find terms strong enough The officials were: cert England carnations on the desk. It was the first Allen throe. ?h Referee,Mr:.Garfield; the of Loudon by Sir Walter George plunges adds in Turkey. Tho deoision of the Oity Henry express their contempt of Lord Dunruvcu for ten Chapman umpires, Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Ward. vention Hall, tonight. of the and the at- and Jordan yards. Wilkin, the successor of Sir Ren- “Midnight Frolic,” City his in the inter- general meeting year and Allen The of the the is not yet known, but the Joseph and latest action groat three yaids, Underwood two, hopes big fellows from Council tendance was and enthusiastic. It Was a Jfcaaty Hay—Regular Bangor a als. It is the custom for tho min- national fiasco. It was a de- large two yards. Bangor takes West were soon shattered. Minister ot Marine has given instructions prime GO- yachting bharJnarii THE WAR SHIPS After the distribution of the year-book, Weather—Six Hundred Cranks Were exhausted by her Harvard was at ister and otiier members of the cabinet liberate insult to the whole American Portland;being strengthened right- two war ships shall be immediately such heavy men, t'an^o the return of Norton that the was called to order by Airs. Other Gaines. work against guard by Shaw, to attend the banquet and for tho and one that would meeting There Though— down s, Jo to proceed to Constanti- prime France Sends Vessels to the Mediterranean people, they declared, holds; taking the ball on who played a remarkable g;une. The two got in readiness John B. Ooyle, president of the union. How the crowd minister to map out, more or less dis- not be over Indeed, the Well! Well! Well! from their Shaws aud Holt made a strong centre War Also Preparing to passed lightly. goal. nople. the —Italy’s Ships Airs. Ooyle said that all were eagerly an- ran trio and the ms from mak- tinctly, programme of tho govern- of tho club was in one did Overrated Bangor up Conners through the Portland kept Michig: The Suitan has decorated Bahri Paoha, opinion expressed yell! plunges once material Get lip Steam. ticipating the delightful programme of the P. H. for 15 and live ana ing gains. Capt Brewer was ment. The banquet was by a member’s comment when he said. “This a snag in the shape line yards yards Vali of Van, with the Grand preceded against Welch. BangoP has not able to play and his place was filled formerly which had she would not more five yards by reception. As the ministers, is more than an insult; it is a deliberate tyeen prepared, S. little eleven on tho Deeriug grounds and 1 ort- Newell. was field Gordon of tho Imperial Order of Osmanie. especially opened up her lino formation by Wrightington cap- Paris,November 9.—A council of minis- detain them, but give the afternoon to in her favor to ai low tain for Harvard and a lot of Lord Salisbury, arrived, they were loud- and one that proves that Lord With everything men are on put go into was dismissed from tho governor- outrage yesterday. land’s easily pulled Baliri ters was held at the of the Elysees the coimnitteo in charge. an rushes net six his men. and cheered. Lord Salis- palace is no All sorts the of many victories, average big holes. Gilman’s two of Van in conse- ly repeatedly Dunraven gentleman.” prestige is. of the Province M minister of Aliss as of the commit- like demol Michigan’s interference was clearly ship was today at which Berthelot, King, chairman to the man, and last yards. Bangor is playing bury accompanied by his wife. of ideas were put forth as to tho proper of seventeen ma.se to and nheir of made against pounds a many rushes to superior Harvards gains were qimnce representations Informed his colleagues tee, introducing the speak- ‘did But it takes good Among the other were foreign affairs, of Lord Dunraven's last spoke briefiy, but not least Bangor weather—she Three ape made mostly on end and tackle Sir Currie, guests presont treatment a perceptible gain. minutes, plays. his administration by Philip that the Powers were in absolute agree- ers. This was the programme: and th.» was not as Lord Halsbury, tho lord high chancellor, statement. members suggested ig- not do a thing” to Portland. left. Portland is also waking Bloomington’s putting good British Ambassador. Tho Ottilia Many and an of ment as to the line of conduct wbch piano Solo—Pasquinade, Gottschaek was dreaming of are as a game ay as Brewer’s exchange punts and Lady Halsbury, the Marquis of matter entirely as being be- iriday night Bangor boys putting up plucky however, announces that he his noring the Aliss McGregor. a P. H. S. team. always resulted in a Joss of Gazette, would bo followed by them toward the in was ever seen played by nearly ground Lansdown, secretary of state for war; of in Renais- a over tho Bowdoin Varsity the Sultan us a reward neath the dignity geutlomen, Papor—Art of Social Life victory Bangor frantic, pushes away at to Michigan. been decorated by Porte. M Berthelot also said in getting Hou. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, that, far as to sance the night Bangor lay triuc tVta all to no Harvard showed g reat improvement in the Right while others went so Italy, near^future.Saturday for his good services. view of the tho eastern divis- Airs. J. A. beat our md of the Lord Ash- situation, of His King. awake, devising means to little, avail. The umpire is napping, allowing breaking through blocking kicks, whioh at chancellor exchequer; ion of the fleet had been favor demanding the resignation won The Spectator, present speaks Mediterranean Vocal Solo—Selection from II Trovatore ...i Toani Wfl The a nd this was virtua what her the of Ireland the to be offside repeatedly. Uy hurue, lord oliancellor ; ordered to to waters of the the Now York Yact Club, uuuuiutto.i Bangor of than proceed the Lordship from Airs. White. on the Held. ame, a blocked t at a oritical mom- with a voice greater authority Evelyn crowd ?is usual swarms g pun yj. Ui in her grief. Wo xtlgllu non. A. avicujuc, pioaiucuu eastern coast of the Mediteranean. he was made a member on tho with Bangor marks between er, t. The game w as very slow owing other paper, holds that the of which Paper—Tapestries, sympathize There are four chalk any English Lord ohaucel- Aliss Elwell. in the of her to the men and as the board of trade; James, his first for tho Alargarct weie disappointed allowing and a touchdown. In three to injuries disputes cannot he trusted to effectively occasion of challenge Bangor Sultan Italian Piano Duet, Grieg team. We knew our cover of to rules. Harvard wa s severely penalized It that the lor of the Ducby of Lancaster; the Right WarShips Under Orders to Go to highly reputat.iou-o.T minutes play they eight, yards grant a constitution. says America’s cup. Airs. Dr. and Aliss Harding. time is 1UI UiO.■ nmo OUU «uv» of the board Way we were this coveted ground and called, solution of the situation lies in either the Hon. Walter Long, president Constantinople. chairman of tho team was weak, but surprised hands for this James D. Smith, Aliss brilliantly and with the tall on Portland’s twelve yard ball changed repeatedly certain Turkish AIoGregor pdayed such an inferior Powers occupying of the Spanish ambassador, said; “lam to see our rivals put t-Jl of the second half reason. The soore wa g 4 to 0. of agriculture; November 9.—A America’s cup committee, Alls. who line. The summary or the deposition the Ser- London, correspondent was followod by King, prefaced 134 provinces and the Danish, Dutch, Japanese, the of Lord game. show that Bangor has rushed yards Sultan and replacement of him by a of the Pall Mall Gazette in Rome says astounded at allegations her that although she ambassadors. p:aper by saying that sufficient pro- and Portland 71 yards by IVc at Prom Six to reign vian and Swedish fVin.fr n r*nnnnil of minie+ono Ron Rr>Ll If he is It is to be regretted gained Princeton Players Cornell, successor pledged constiucionally. Duuraven. correctly reported, with Juliet when she said to and kiok-off. Or start- in that the was not agreed made po care for the rushing thirty by The Spectators, advocating Ambassador Bayard present, he makes a distinct of dishonesty vision could not be line to Not bUng. which discussed the of charge a Name.’’ she with the ball on her 35 yard best solution of the question is a military probabilities Italy Romeo, “What’s in yet their ing on a visit to Scotland. of the crowd. While enthusiasts hcdd peace finishes the half 73 yards nearer sketches a rather sensational being acting in concert with in the on the present manager Defender, title to her Bangor New Novemler 9.—Princeton de- occupation, England did prefer the original pa- it is York, the L ird toasted tho min- as well they wouh’l not stay Portland’s gpal. Prom these figures of through Bosnia, which When Mayor matter of intervention in Turkey. Tho anu cliarges such men, minu juu, remarkably this rifternoon in one of plan operations Art of Social Life in Renaissance Portland feated Cornell access to deoision of the counoil is not Mr. and Mr. per, and creat ed no end plainly seen that outplayed country gives the readiest to the isters, Lord Salisbury arose respond. yet known, Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Morgan where they belonged suffered the minister of a to the one which was Her team the olosest football ; pimes witnessed in heart of result of the but tho marine has given in- Iselin with dishonest actions, Such Italy, published to both teams and the Bangor slightly. Turkey. He touched briefly upon the of annoyance but doserved to re- structions that two war shall lie It is false; it is in tha nanurta A most scholarly and in- more from penalties, some time. Contrary t:o all expectations, Austria, it says, could without delay ships charge is outrageous. Park tl.'ey keep in the second recent election. The nation, he in readiness to will officials. At Maplewood ceive the ball several times throw a hundred thousand men into general immediately got proceed shameful; yes, it is shameful. It with he Port- Princeton was amazingly weak consider- teresting address followed, dealing it and it seems naif for offside play, i who could march on to had spoken in terms that could not to Constantinople. only add to the contempt in which the the crowd where belongs Bangor’s Macedonia, said, customs and manners of the School covered 153 yards by ing the game she put ix;p against Harvard line. Great late is held the of social life, do the same here land High Salouiea by an undefended be mistaken. In referencelto home rule, challenger by poople a pity we oannot from kicks. Bangor the better of that stat- rushing and 313 a week ago. The great etr partfof the tim Britain’s share in the work would bo Election Day In Germany. America and also by class life of Italy during period—not the more he a of peace as regards But what a game boys put up! 184 or 31 yards the sea and augured period In my it castles but while rushing yards, Cornell the ball woll down in Prince- commanding Salonica by November 9—Fourteen members English gentlemen. opinion, ues but life, not dwellings, hand leu the covered 33 (or kep the of the He also Berlin, is one of the excuses of Lord L'un- Coach Hall has c rtainiy than Portland, only yards with France sending fleets integrity empire. many women. and it \ v as not until a few jointly of the council were voted for not Madonnas but and than Portland on her kicks. lo ton’s territory Straits of Dardanelles to that the of the House municipal raven to the for his fail- material at his command admirably 83 loss through tile thought position the result that six Liberals English public not do a half that today with ure I sum it up Bangor could thing moments of the end of the last whilee Russia would co- had been to bring back the America’s cup. ‘Europe is come to her majority in he takes the hearty winhes of Constantinople, of Lords in the constitution and live Socialists were elected, and in leaving to little Portland. braced it ud forced the bail in Armenia. the carry- desire to emphatically denounce his And enters on tho vast inheritance doughty Princeton up operate Though more defined the elections, a re-ballot will be neces- have been under bim. of the two teau s was: exactly by three districts from *o end. The tombs of ail who The make up toward Cornell’s The time was ing out of this plau woulu bo tantamount interest was In charge beginning Won from the mighty ancestors; goal. but just now the chief sary. These seats have formerly been held on Portland team put of of tho Turkish whole world knows it is not true.” Tho the the tlib silent Kvery man the almost up and it was a. question great to the dismemberment affairs. Ho alluded to the Chi- and six Socialists. seeds, gems, gold, PORTLAND._BANGOR. foreign by eight Liberals Dunraven’s statement is a re- One fumfolti whether it vas for the to say iiad long the game Gf his life. only r. e. uncertainty possible Empire, spectator proceeds war which, ho said, harps up Devine, armaments could nese-Japauesc The Lord Show. view of the contro- That buried with the memories was Chalmersr,vr?W*BT tlie to carry the ball the remain- that gigantic followed with but Mayor’s Defender-Valkyrie lay, deep marred their While Chapman r. t. Tigers Europe’s been great interest, from in which he play. DeClaybrook, distance before the referee’s whistle not he better than in restoring and ho versy his standpoint Of old renown,” of the r. g. York ing employed those matters had now passed Lord Mayor’s the much in evidence at every stage Welch, should blow the East to the domain of civilization. London,November’9—The oliarges syndicate with dishonesty from the o. H. Hunt trusted had returned. He ventured on the occaion of the was quoted Spanish Gypsy by new Gulliver, peace show inauguration and cheating him as to the lead water man did well. The Gilman Duitield announced th ore were but two The work, it says', could be accom- whatever further occurred game, yet every E. G. Allen, 1. g. to hope that of the new Lord Mayor, Lieut. Col. Sir measurements of the Defender. George Elliot. but met £ an- Jordan more minutes of play when Princeton plished within a year, and twenty far the would not men were in hard places, G. E. 1. t. in the East, public Walter Wilkin, took place this'afternoon. made once said Mrs. was foremost Allen, ball on Corne 11 ’s line. of men would he delivered 3 He charges before, stating Florence, King, Snow had the 25-yard millions finally with disturbance and over a in a mail per 1- e- view it unnecessary The was mile long the Defender of seats of learn- gor’s assaults mastcily Chapman, it was that the forth from the destructive horde since procession that when raced she was in tho establishment, b. McCann, (capt.) Then Tigers put which, alarm. He was muoh struok by tho re- and the streets of the was ex .ousted com- Sullivan, (capt.) q. traversed principal in the water than when she was while such names as Savauarola and Only after Portland J.Hunt their utmost efforts. Th a Cornell sup- it came out of Mongolia, has ever proved sensation that was deeper ing. r. b H. markable produced The weather was fine and the for the races. In in art and literature. Robinson, were ch as the most brutal influence in the civilized city. measured consequence the Medici appeared from repeated onslaughts against 1. h. Knaide, Hickson porters already eering though by the false news a week or two ago, uot streets crowded with A feature pletely Griffeths, score at the sightseers. of that charge the yaohts were re-meas- It was the ago of ceremonies. A. Conners the game were over w ith the world. Tile artiola concludes with be the news of splendid such a line were the backwoodsman f. b. because thought particu- of the was a number of floats of and the Defender to less where heavy Underwood, but at 1 Jrinceton gained declaration that the achievements would parade ured, found he Many of the artists kept open shops zero, every play lar importance, but because the opinion be -• -• dosigu. load water line than when she of their own skill could able to make any gains. mo 3. Baimard and to do the unique on the good xne omoinis ui giimo from four to eight yard be well worth certain war, for, in to it was a products it evoked regard very measured. was too minute. the ball tho and A. P. Ward, were t heir tliev are of was first nought. No labor When Oilman starts going Minot, Bowdoin, !96, Kosengartf doing very, very Ottomans justice, capable noticeable referee and phenomenon. Frolic.” Lillian Kennedy. The was disposed of in the re- Miss of the life of wohd.et how soon Bowdoin, ’96, alternating as best. Plunge after piunj e was made and facing the whole world iu arms before he “Whatever “Midnight charge Kiug spoke private Portland sympathizers State “Depend upon it,” said, made the committee after the with their line. and Robinson of Maine with the aid of the revolving mass submitting. But it is the only chance. in the Eevning, City Hall, 15, 35, 35, port by regatta people beginning Taptism, before it will oe over boys’ umpire, may happen in that region way Monday same then as linesmen. wont n to within five the of the race. At that time Dunravon did not which was much the it on the bound ou Port- a nd Russell of Bowdoin, Time, play, the bail dow It is understood that Vali Aleppo of we are gets of war, or the way commerce, 50 nor school and Chapman 600. line. Two more fierce as- has linen dismissed in couseouence of the cents._____ make the ahai-ge he does now, did he now. Children were sent to Zz he»itu:et a moment minute halves. Attendance, yards of the to that may be land’s yard line, equal aiiy competition to furnish details. at this time there were from tjOOl) to 10,000 forward for live before saults and the struggling mass settled strong representations made to the and look with abso- CHASE’S CIGARS. attempt and plunges yards to us, may were excluded The Ropes Were Stolen. over line. The officials Mr. the opposed The present charge made by Dunravon scholars. Young girls down direotly the Turkish government by Terrell, on the action of lute equanimiuity any of that added to custom of tho mar- and as the mas s to open States Minister. The Vali refused is a repetition charge from sooiety. The the H7 line for the hist down some hurried up began United who think to exclude us from Rival “Them Steers” In the Pres- yard Skillins feels that expla- persons Might which are some as to how the was tho ■ Y’anager was found the ball the American consular to particulars riage dowry established, poor Robinson for no gain. up, Bonnard holding to allow agent that fertile and commercial region, or tries],Chaliners of the were not line. It named who ident Race. Defender syndicate, or those who had girls dowry being supplied by a charity out one by Gilman nation why grounds down just .behind Cornell’s goal visit an Armenian Uuodjian, that if we are admitted Griffeth squeezes yard who imagine of the American cheated. for the the Florentine to at the Saturday, should was now Princeton’s tur n to cheer, for claimed to he a citizen of the charge yacht, founded purpose by —third down, and four yards gain. rope d off game naturalized, they can beat ns in the markets of the *1 that the tender Hattie who wore noted for their chari- UdU JclOU M uv#M,vz.l\svj United States and who was sentenced to Dunraven says women, Underwood goes back for a punt. The long ropes were taken llUtJ.V world. I should be sorry if we felt uudue November 9.—Solon Chase be given. ween the on the Lewiston, Palmer the Dofonder on Tho was extensive. 20 dozen crowd is fearful lest lie muff the Riggs sent the oval bet goal several years’ imprisonment in the matter.” lay alongside ty. dowry Tile in the and left sensitiveness from Chase’s Mills was re-meas- carried to the out to the field morning the score '6 to and the was an of the drove down today, the night before the yacht of each piece of linen, ball, but nay. Standing on Port- posts, making 0, charge that he emissary Lord Salisbury recalled the words of slippery first after was seen in to ured and that her crew worked on her house in chests, beautifully be meets the ball to he strung the thing game was practically at an end. revolutionists. T tn thfl flint", and this aternoon regard groom’s large land's lifteen yard line, ready iu Ho it The Florentine was in excellent conditio!, o who are accused of until 1 o’clock morning. says ornamented aud painted. on bis toe ami Conneis muffs, When the men reached the field The gridiron eleven Kurds room for in Asia. his Presidential boom. The old man has squarely dinner’. there was everybody a as 10 and and 45 and weather all that could be Frank the Pittsburg in such way to lead the supposit- housewife was thrifty eiennly, it. on Bangor’s yard were expected. nlering Lenz, he driven out of the 1_...1..3 -Vinnlr1-nnnin..i Chapman getting to fasten the ropes in place they the of Englishmen, added, might employ no idea of being Held, ion that the crew were at wTork on that line. Gailey and Armstrong were injured, I. .. ii't, who was making a tour tl s' MISCELLANEOUS. LNEOPS. j u collection was taken the offertory MISCEIXAJTEOPS._ MISCELLANEOUS. CENTENNIAL EXERCISES. 1200 largo garments besides many small- life. The sootal relations, 8®Vi,,vib. being the sanaemetn by we look er ones. The society also clothes poor tightened and fixed by Chadwick, “God, to whom children for the school. It has a Kings wear crowns and sit on d up Rev. “I’SE IN TOWN, Suday *ou blindly,” was Sttng by the choir. small invested fund. because surroundings do teach. HONEyT”3000!! Sickly Chestnut Street Methodists Continue cu Dr. Whittaker of then delivered the Mrs. F. E. Lovell represented the La- to beautify Porttaud, plant trues, Lynn, it 18 cuu* sermon A BIG SALE dies’ Circle, which was first organized vate parks; and why? BeoaU9e on Their Celebration. and to secure the On October 2, ceivod that shapely streets # Babies parsonage. into nc THE POWER OF GOD. 1875, the society was founded as tho La- trees will work moral beauty The 7:12. dies’ Aid Society. In four years $2495 A niau toils and economizes for yearfv text was taken from 1 Sam.» Anniverearies of Organizations and Socie- * < resulted from the society’s work. Be- order that he may build a home. us.” OF can be made to thrive and live 80Unas “Hitherto hath the Lord helped ties—Sermon by Rev. E. H. Hughes and and 1891 the last payment was may tell him as the hammer tween 1887 All our a*»| walls secular and blessings for them a made on tho Since 1819, within the building that spiritual by finding proper food, I>r. Wliitaker—Rove Feast Closes the parsonage. rising r are are and $9060 are the not make a home. He knows that. the unmerited of God. They one $1232 has been raised, gift Celebration. since its or- ho help, p, easily digested, quickly net earnings of the society knows, too, that ciroumstanoes manifested in our private and public lives and that it is easier to Home. I and of sing and assimilated, composed The centennial exoroises- of Chestnut ganization. ceiling demand our and praise. with tho record dis- Sweet a gratitude Mr. Luce said that Home,” beneath comely This in that which to enrichen the street Methodist were continued reason to bo and a gratitude should bo expressed goes ohurch, closed, the church had proud before spaikling’flre. f used, not as in- build new flesh which was of its hundred years. And the principle is to be public and private. Therefore Pancake blood, tissue, and Saturday evening, particular- »“*• The closed with hymn No.768. abused, in the religious I strictly dividuals should say ly devoted to the anniversaries of orga- meeting for and as a church we Boys' impart strength to all the prin- Right here we find the Justification and Chestnut street church was crowded to “Hitherto hath the Lord helped us.” life nizations societies. church building. Why do men spend ciple maintaining centres, service in the Mr. to the Flour. Rev. Israel Luce presided. The very the doors at the morning yester- 60, 100, 200 thousand dollars Whittaker then referred the ) a jjj thus them in condition erection of a oover and 1 A combination of putting inclement weather materially day for it was known that Ilev. Edwin sanctuary? Why origin of the Chestnut street church the great staffs Jinterferred walls with mottoes? assume an at- | to their functions nor- H. of Newton Centre, Mass., the Why the origin of Methodism as illustrated by 8 of life WHEAT, CORN and RICE.b perform with the attendance, but the large chorus, Hughes titude in prayer? Because things help Ulsters. brother of Rev. Matt S. Hughes men. small the of the one hundred years. mally and ward off disease. But led by Mr. Doten, were all in their places, brilliant You have all observed how history past 8 A grocer who offers you any other ^ and assisted —a former preach the ser- the things are that may hinder worship. He then of the condition a colored than Red. when one such food it is much in making the meet- pastor—would spoke present package you* exists, The of a oat or mouse Will s bask for the Genuine Aunt mon in the of his brother, detained sight dog, of as a factor in the world Jemima ing enjoyable. place mind to Methodism isg dispel thoughts and turn the number- 5 trying to deceive you, and if he deceives S Tiie Dr. at homo by illness in the family. evangelization. It has adherents opening organ voluntary, by frivolity. And when it comes to matters you in this matter he may in ac- 8 four 8 your * After a beautiful organ voluntary by helpful we seek to orowd our services ing twenty millions, of whom f counts. Remember the Red package. with ^he Dr. C. O. Files, the fine chorus sang beauty and suggestivenesa millions are members, and adds to its 0 Beware of counterfeits. same idea underlies the Salvation Army with marked effeot the anthem “Jerusa- of a million HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE. & Bovinine uniform, and the dignified and membership one-quarter 500 of these WINTER GARMENTS foi surplioe, We have nearly indispensable lem ! My Glorious Home;” followed by the blacn suit. persons each It 1ms the largest P Buy a package of Genuine Aunt Jemima’s Self- P Prince Albert pulpit year. Pancake and if do not find it unusual Q Rising Flour, you Q BOV'S 6 to IS of age, that we offer at the singing of a hymn and prayer by They all, you say, appeal to a class. denominational Young Poeplo’s Society l* makes the best cakes you ever ate, return the p years but box to your grocer, leave your name, and A powerful concentration of the W. R. Clark of Newton “There are diversities of operation in the one million p empty jij Rev. Dr. Centre, world that aggregates W the grocer will refund the money and charge j tho same spirit. it to life elements of lean beef, Mass. The Scripture lesson, hymn and members. It has the largest number of 0 us, Q giving All this has a large meaning for you 0 Scientifically Prepared and Q after wherein each Manufactured only by P \ LOW PRICES. carefully compounded by a collection followed, which Rev. Mr. who are here today. Some of you have students in Sunday schools, P deliverod the sermon. Mr. come from a distance to.'sing the songs year are has tho largest cold and of such Hughes 200,000 converted, DAVIS and can be upon special process, again in your old church home. Within These HESTERS are all fine, durable, reliable depended Hughes took for his text Psalms nuraDer oi students in uur ucuuin.op- MIllCJMt^JosapMiy a can these walls have often been |B.J. nature that it be retained your spirits wear well and satisfaction.” 4. “How shalil we the tional schools no denomination to give “good CXXrXVII, sing neipea. Here you nave engaged in and yet the most delicate stomach. T annra o etvnnna lntulv!! TJir, by Lord’s Supper, using its ritual words, Its more loyally supports and heroically1 de- Mr. Dunn said his grandfather was its its emblems, its Blue Chinchilla Ulsters, fast color, sizes 7 to 15, only <$5.00. Dr. Moses T. Runnels, of 8 E. tho mu was attitudes, responses, fends the American publio school system. oonvertod by the first sermon Rev. Jesse sucred communion with brethren and Blue Melton 8 to $5.00. — It rank in I he Doe in Portland. Ulsters, ages 15, only St., Kansas writes : CIRCUMSTANCES AND EMOTION. and and its has reached the foremost preached 9th City, sisters, with parents children, to our Her was a made in Plain Dark Ulsters, ages 8 15, only $3.50. “I believe the life of holy worship towards Christ, as gracious foreign missionary work of age. There charming break my daughter, The Psalm from which this text is made to sell at 10 and sizes 6 to 14 ciroumstanoes to lead you to Him who contributions for.that'end, aggregated last the stream of testimonials when two Lots of All Wool, Dark Mixed Ulsters, 12, now four and a half years old was taken contains a and harsh contrast. refreshes all souls. And at 6.50 and 8.00, deep feeds aud weary more one million dollars. The little rose and a verse from years, offered $5.00. a year than girls repeated the use of Bovinine It begins with tender but so let us thank God that you have HESTERS in Black and Oxford Mixtures, All saved melancholy, lies in its know- a “KING OF FRIEZE” by that here on own strength of Methodism psalm. I know of ends with fierce passion. Its first words spiritual home; your Past Colors, Great Wearers, $8.00. during her dentition. hit. Zion, within your own temple, at able religion. God garners his treasures Kev. Dr. Randal] made a pathetic little Wool, are heavy with sorrow; its middle words own Hlsters and Long Overcoats, $3.50, 5.00, 6.50, 8.00 better in cases of ex- your own altars, according to your not to but to use them. So the the testimony of his faith- Earge Boys’ nothing hoard, speech, giving these Ulsters were made to retail at $12.00 and 15.00, and at warm with patriotism; its final words rites, with precious memories of vanished in the and 10 OO. Many of due to irritable con- the man who is consciously renewed ful and devoted wife, t.“a most patient PRICE which we have marked an un- haustion, black with To understand the hand* and still voioes, inspired by the EXTRAORDINARY LOW them, ** revenge. the secret of and his trem- rt rtf fVirt ffrtrt.rtrtVi I 1-1r oircumstances of this dear plaoe and of Divine imaga This is sufferer,” ho said, voice sorrow is to admire the precedented easy, patriotism this ocntennnial time, you may give modern civilization, illustrated by bled with emotion. for a few in natural, to the revenge im- to Him who lives forever in his yourself drops baby’s approve gratitude Arohimides, Galieo, the Brotherhood of There were scores and even hundreds of over possible. Y3t out of this strange and in- church. milk, and see why 25,000 Man, the oause of temperance and the testimonials given, for many were at consistent of wo may The anthem “Lord Dismiss us with'the SALE MUST RESULT doctors commend it. medley feelings, activities of the Methodist Episcopal .times on their feet at once. Mr. Parsons LARGE which to every Blessing,” was then sung by the chorus, gather principles apply church. God’s is seen in all the said he had never seen such a love feast and the presence and every century. One of these the Doxology followed, pastor country realms of nature and grace as an infinite- bofore,and the group of earnest ministers THE to us from tho question of the tort the benediction. a GOOD ULSTER far your speaks pronounoed be- the showed their full en- fB want and the which ly wise, omnipotent and omnipresent on platform I you suggests strong bearing At 1.30 o'clock the special Sunday one of more oircum stances have the The teach that His care dorsement of his words. There were tes- this season, these, upon a ing. Soriptures Bay buy REV. LUCE. School session was held. There was Hr ISRAEL emotional life. Tho sentiment of Zion’s of those who trust Him is illustrate! by timonies by young and old. By attendance. The given and now. song was true in Bab>lon. Tho Jewish very large Sunday C. O. Files, was followed by the hymn His care of the Heavenly powers. His venerable men and women, who spoke -LARGEST- hearts were just as loyal by the school attached to his church is probably “Before Jehovah’s Awful Throne,’’ the and is seen in all created things. or the fullness and richness of a Chris Euphrates as by Jordan; singers the largest in the city. presence the chorus. music wore tho some as of But the for the infinite Son tian of or in some instan- given by yore. with The human search experience 50, GREAT BARGAINS IN ULSTERS. were The land The Sunday school connected THEY ABE LINE Then prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. circumstances changed. in nature and human history fails, until ces of 70 years, and by the new converts and tho city wero not iu harmony with Chestnut Street Methodist Episoopal William McDonald, the veteran ex-pastor, He reveals himself to man. He has re- young soldiers of the cross who had hard- che peoule’s says and spirits. The church was in 1883, and — April, — 40 organized ranged thomselves under the banner Ob' who served the ohuroh about years desired to return to worshipful vealed Himself in them consciously re- ly captives was the first Methodist school of Christ. It was a solemn and One Price. and so in the midst of un- probably from impres- ago. surroundings, deemed. To this Methodism testifies a fit dose celebra- Strictly while the sacred in Maine and the first in Portland except sive scene, tojthe great The hymn “How Long, Dear Savior,” sympathetic Babylon its faith. It has brought tion. meters were stopped la their throats they that of the Second Parish Congregational experimental was next rendered by the chorus. into the closest touch with said to each other with sorrow--“How Kibbourne was then the its members as church. David tonight. All Goods Mr. Charles H. Baker read letters from shall wo sing the Lord’s song in a strange the world’s rodeemor. It leads t,o tireless “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, Represented. TRUSSES and it began with seven teaohers William of George L. land?” pastor, Deering Chicago, in- efforts to save men,send it into the field[of These words were written at a time of and but few soholars which soon Kimball of Denver, and James E. Hezel- economio and moral reforms, WESTBROOK reunion and congratulation. creased to Its first sociological, attended to. AND These letters ohurchly fifty. superintendent mail and express orders solicited and promptly tine of Portland, Oregon. recount sad it is makes it an invinoiblo evangelizing They history; history was James B. Cahoon. The teachers called the memories of olden times, but the of the ancient with the other up true, history Isreal power. Methodism, Tho edict of has been were Andrew Bradbury, Foster, Mr. C. L. Hezelton of Fis and were applauded. church. Cyrus builds or rededicates 3 Millis, Mass., THE of Phineas M. Mary and evangolical churohes, that published. The people weary Babylon’s Milliken, Jackson, his wife, who has been stopping Mr. Luce said it was significant ten churohes each more visiting monotonous plains and slow rivers Jane Ames and Hannah Twombly. day, organizes a hundred iiitfil thniu narrnT< nvoa hohnld at tlie home of her fathor, ex-Mayor a church had existed years, than fifty Sunday schools each week leads Among its first scholars were Eda Ayers, in connection with its en- clieir native hills and their oars catoh and Webb, the past few months. only takenl Thomas K. and SO.000 souls each month .to Christ, achievements. the music of Jordan’s stiearu. Ono Washington Bassett, Rev. C. C. Phelan of the Methodist deavors, its aims and its again ia forward, and with over in- —LOWEST— £ the first of these returned exiles now Elizabeth and Rice. The moving on this occasion to re- Dodge Mary last evening a series of It was proposed he to fill the world. Looking church, began beholds tho old scenes. When he left last named is still the widow of creasing power church life'and activities. living evening lectures to young people. view the was a now ne is and old man. He back over all avenues of Christian success Sunday youth; John Yeaton. The plaoe of meeting was PRICES. who was the last a and horrid waste. He re- The subject of his talk was “Thy Mr. M. G. Palmer," beholds groat and reoognizing in every element of its Standard members the weariness of captivity. He in a small room behind the singers Co., survivor of the boad of trustees who Speech. Clothing the divine we say, “Hither- takes his and runs unstoady hands where it continued seven progress help church was harp gallery years, Rev. G. E. Taylor of Crete, Neb., sup- erected the present edifice, out the tunes hath the Lord us.” ever its strings and brings on Cumberland to helped Me. thence to the chapel the 2oo Middle St., Portland, to be to for the on yesterday. unuble present speak if grief but moves to a wilder spirit At the close of the sermon Stalnor's plied Congregational pulpit now 264 where i( con- novG CEO. C. FRYE tmtil at last the notes are und street numbered evening, the Kings’ _^_ board. stormy “I Am was sung by Wednesday He recalls how tinued seven thence to the new Anthem, Alpha,” Mr. Wm. J. Knowlton for .i 11 ob with vengeance. years, Daughters of the Congregational ohuroh responded The sad the followed by the Doxology made worship. under the old Chestnut street quartette, mill ninnt. TOlfll Mre fl A Rfiflll /if He could not in de- ireary Babylon vestry built 320 Street. the stewards. spsak willows served to hold unused harps. The and benediction. Congress church whero it remained twenty one Brackett street. tail ot all who had been stewards in^tho Heathen gathered round and mocked say- THE LOVE FEAST. a Zion’s No thence to the commodious vestry hundred years; bat their work showed ug—’“Sing Us Bong.” years A special meeting of the city council wonder that they could not singl No under the new Chestnut street ohuroh. The churoh was simply packed, galler- they had been faithful. will be held this evening to take aotion YORK ELASTIC TRUSS. 75c. wonder that they asked each other the consisted of the ies and at the evening service. There 75c. NEW Its first teaching only all, on the that will be submitted uovl eodtf Mr. J. B. Donnell was next introduced :“HoW shall we report by iespairing question— of was the same striking group of venerable CO. a memorizing Scripture, interspersed committee of in WHITER in land?” the COREY to speak for that distinctly Methodist sing the Horn's song strange investigation regard in and with and song. Four years after clergymen on the platform seen at the institution, the class meeting. He had All this suggests principle by prayer to the sanitary condition of the Bridge of contrast, that makes this its what is known as the services, the one black head, aeoeooeeasseeeaeef filled the office of class loader for 30 way which_ organization, previous Street sohool building. rcoasion so memorable. Circumstances the that of Rev. Edwin H. great revival spread throughout city Hughes, only Mr. Horace Wilson of was years. Mr. Donnell recalled how the or hinder emotion. : Surroundings Waterville, aelp and the of the church and serving to remind those present that the class meeting originated with John lid or impede worship. The spirit of membership tho guest of Messrs. John Allen and increased. is still served as well man needs the of special places and school was largely church by young over Wesley. Much of the energy, success and help Sunday Alonzo Wibby of this oity, Sunday. There is a Great demand for Dimes. Tho hard and emotional person In 1823 a new sohool was "formed from as venerable ministers. Dr. Parsons led ability ef Methodism is duo the class S. U. Warren & Co., are repairing object to your reverent thought of and‘“Amerioa” was for W may the membership of Chestnut street on the the meeting, sung falls in this shortening pastry? system. Chestnut street church has four .his building and may ask why the one their dam at the upper city. for ? W of Park and Pleasant street and the ohoir and congregation led by the noar future the intends best frying things classes with about 450 members, and hundredth rather than the 99tli anni- corner by In company best for of this body should be observod. held in the new edifice until 1835, when Mr.M. T. Doten. Rev. F. C. Rogers led putting in a new stone dam. every cooking an attendance of 125. versary average bo the same as that Rev. W. H. Lannin of Somerville, pose for which lard was rlie answer wouid church was sold and the in Mr. Duce a tribute to the the larger part prayer. a lecture at Odd Fellows’ ? What’s paid high the Isrealites’ question. Mass., gave merly used suggested by went back to Chestnut street. Dr. Parsons of the con- move of that spoke changed hall before a small but OUR Donnell as souls. Saturday evening — he: work of Mr. class leader. Conditions effect Things for digestion for a Dates are inspirers of memorial In 1844, S. R. Leavitt formed a school ditions of the age. He could remember appreciative uudic-nce. Subject, Thousands of women ans Mr. John Loveitt was introduced to hearts. un- “Patriotic Americans.” The speaker was ratitudc. This principle therefore in the .ward room on Brackett street, campmeeting when the presiding elder speak for the Epworth League. “I of this introduced by Mr. Mahlon Black. -AT- lerlies the purposo anniversary. a feast for vol- which resulted in the organization of called at the close of love Durell lias been should like to hear him shout as his old For there is nothing plainer than that Mr. Elijah appointed to drive the from the of Health to fill used to shout 25 influence natures. We may Pine street ohuroh. unteers roughs a member of the Board grandfather years ago,” surroundings of A-s-A A_Znf&fctFr—-A the idea that and rivers In 1849 he also another sohool the vacancy caused by the death the said Mr. Luce, as Mr. Loveitt •ebel at plains organized ground. stepped or ou the other hand late H. T. Clark. influence feelings; on Munjoy Hill which was the beginning Dr. Parsons spoke of the power of a forward. Ho said the league of the church that God has made The Universalist socioty is to hold a wo be grateful may of what is now known as Congress street name. That of Robert T. Lincoln opened In Odd Fellows’ hall be- was established in June, 1887. It has nroumstanoes to aid selves. But the fact fair and sale and times their church. to him one of the castles. He Wednesday and continuing 172 members of, whom 101 are active mem- is fixed. Things push English ginning of our be- the remainder of the week. jower into the highest regions Another school was started in 18G6, in spoke of the power of the name of Jesus. throughout bers. Dr. Parson’s heart is with the Tiie Deering Dramatio company assisted BrtlGHTd ,n£. room Franklin street under of the and iu and it is the ward on Bov. I. Luce spoke ministry local talent, will furnish the enter- league sympathy; preparing It is of course, possible to take extreme by and in James S. Staples, which was really the regretted that he “Is now able to do but tainment Wednesday evening. I flOT 4* for still more efficient work in the fn- views.’ Tho stroug rugged spirit now should of what is now known as the little for Mr. H. Poroy Walker has received an LfiJ I ■ ifV ture. nay insist that conquer any beginning Christ. as at the Portland condition. He will maintain that ad- Rev. S. F. “Fie oalls it but little, but others know appointment inspector For the Woman’s Gospel Temperance Mission, Walker is a Foreign Missionary has come as men have freed their Custom House. Mr. young Mrs. C. H. Baker vances Pearson as its Persons have gone how much it said Dr. Parsons. Society, responded. It life from surround- pastor. is,” man of much ability and his appointment .. miotional hindering y m a s; was March that Mi-b. so of 2, 1870, Parker, Abraham rose above Chaldee, out from this school and have organized Rev, Dr. MoDonald spoke his 55 is well received here. a missionary to India, started the ings is tho of tho long Moses above Egypt, Paul above a narrow schools elsewhere that have for their re- in tho minisry. His lirst charge Following report weekly interest Chestnut street church years church among The missiunar es sang mid- offerings at the Congregational Bi)83 RS in Judaism. sults the ohurches of Peaks Island, South was down on the coast and the people women foreign missions. This started in the and for tho quarter just ended: Received night songs Fhiliippian jail, Island of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary socie- nor Portland, Cliebeague Island, Long were very By permission the Received in neither police, lash, stocks dungeon poor. through envelopes, $150.84; ty in Portland. Mrs.B. John Cushman in an loose *48.3a The contributions with a coat of nubia n ■ould check their sails emotion. Men and Harpswell. town, the parsonage was located change, of Pino street, was the first as follows: Dressing. ’Twill make them president. tiavo shoutod amid martyr fires. Why not The school has had on its rolls more old and deserted There was were assigned Foreign societies for women alone graveyard. Woman Board of as pood as new. This dressing Missionary men sing Zion’s songs in Missions, *10.41; new and Dhen may than fifteen thousand scholars. a under his and is imported, ar.d is the best were then, there wore many dis- And this extreme view leads grave study window, Missions, $3.33; Maine Missionary w aterproof bright made. In 1873 the of Babylon? polish couragements. plan separate to the resistance of adverse, hut It has had twenty-seven superinten- ancient tombstones in the front yard. sooietv, *0.30; American Missionary The regular price is 25 cts. a auxiliaries iu the different churohes rot only American Education of surround- has contributed several was $1.08; bottle, but as we are a little ilso to the suirenier helpful dents, and ‘‘Happy, if with my latest breath” sooiety, was adopted. Mrs. I. Luce was S. S. and overstocked will sell it for the president It may soek to pull down Jeru- oause of socioty, *3.78; Cougregational of the Chestnut street At the ngs thousand dollars to the foreign sung, and thon out in the audience a next ten days at branch. and to tear away the Publishing society, $1.26; Congregational close of the first of its the ittlem’s temple, and domestic missions. “The old fire still burns.” Maine year existence, Years it banished Christmas, brother said, Church Building society, *2.26; 15 cts. ;» •itual ago Maine bojljft. auxiliary reputed 75 members. A sum that was than it is of his ten Charitable society. $3.19; General Easter and Good Friday. It insists It never more prosperous Rev, E. H. Hughes spoko in ary of its work shows that in various without crutches, *5.14; Burts’ Mission, 55 cents; Cheaper than other dealers lie religious spirit walk now with between seven and eight hun- years of Christian life. He would not Hospital, lands the society has done much good. is $40.90. can it. an heroic ideal; audit always total, _ buy I here have it is dred scholars and more than sixty the of the Methodist Parish been but four presidents, an ohaugo ministry Vestrv fund, 79.96; needs, ’oily to quarrel with ideal. Perhaps Mrs. Israel Luce, Mrs. Hannah B. Don- but not until we teachers. It has a system of in- churoh for the Proiidency. $78.31; total, *158.27; grand total, $199.17. t will somo day be met, graded Episoopal nell, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Tho educational classes under the Humphrey enter that city which the rapt a large library and is prepared A spoke of her 40 years of life • o PALMER SHOE 00. H. Baker. ill finally struction, lady of the Young Women’3 Christian bo held in its descent from Heaven second *-T. ~ \faflirvl1ch in ini afop auspices The Ella C. has ■eer to begin the work of the century Association will meet at their rooms novSdtw secretary, Turner, inhabitants had grown to such __ served for vliose under whose it is told of his visit to the eaoh week as follows: 15 —■ of the auspices Dr. Whittaker faithfully years. —-•— church, during The names of the deceased members of than it has and Monday—7-8 p. in., stenography and and so “had no temple.” organized more efficiently church where John Wesley preached, And we are to state with the CAR LOAD which has dm society were reaa Mrs. Baker. iod pleased by there is another extreme which its existence for the of Rev. Hugh Price typewriting. For the Woman’s Home So- But [luring the years_of his later assisting Normal Bible olass. anxious Missionary much stress upon mere Tuesday—3-4 p.m., arrived, we shall be able to supply our many waiting Mrs. Israel juts too things in the mission work. Paul’s Life and just ciety, Luce responded. Mrs- use new century past. Hughes Wednesday—7-8 p. in., md times aud would moons and RANDALL k Luce described the work which the socie. of a historical sketch, short of his continued and Work. 8-9 p. m., Workers’ Training MCALLISTER. lacriflces until God should come to hate At the close O. H. Baker spoke patrons. t.y was doing the uu- Class. among degraded both. This is the spirit of for- nririrnHsnH were made by Rev. W. R. living faith. is made from selected tortunato women of this laud. In the hem Thursday—3-4 p. m., Gorman. 8-9 p. This Handsome Set oak, highly pol- nalisra. It surrounds the altar with n of Mass., and reviewed last eight years more than had Clark. D. D., Cambridge, Rev. Dr. Randall impressive- French. is to $500,000 cord; it burns candles, swings m., ished. has a bevel mirror 24x30, and the cabinet work equal been in the work of the ■ed Rev. N. T. Whitaker, D. D,, of Lynn, his 68 in *i. 30 p. m.. Missionary expended socioty. scatters odors. It insists on ly years the_ministry. Saturday—7.3i In the Chestnut street :ensers, into this study class. market. With this set at $30, we furnish 4 October, 1880, breast-crossing, boad-pray- Mass. “I rejoice that I ever came any $50 set in the branch was under the influence cnee-bending, started, All this is not meant to make light the afternoon another im- and devout Metho- Table of Mrs. Bashford. ug. Again in happy working, bright ” solid Oak Chairs, 1 Rocker, and a handsome quartered top sacred to any devout soul. i'or After “Midnight Frolio, City Hall, tonight. Tills mission band was it forms mense was assembled. dist said Rev. P. C. Rogers. represented by me ! The contention is congiegation family, fr Mrs. E. S, Osgood Gives an Object Lesson These are broken sizes left this season of our $10, $12, $15 Lord Dunraven when on this side of Salesroom AG Exchange Street, at Atlanta—Biblical Authority for anil $18 grade Suits, and at $5-00 PER SUIT THERE WILE MASON & MERRILL, the water proved himself a faint-hearted F. O. KIALEV. Bloomers. BE A SCRAMBLE. C. W. ALLEN sportsman who could not stand the pros- Our Puritan BANKERS, arl4 Jtf pect of defeat. Since he got on the other Boy’s Suits, ages 4 to 15 years,will be offered at. SI.15 The Atlanta Constitution of November 93 Street. Exchangea new on side of the water he has, to quote the Boys’$10, $12 and $15 Ulsters will go at. $5.00 and $6.50 novl d2w Course Tickets Sale. 4 tells the story of the parliamentary drill nov4 dDt* language of Mr. Iselin, which seems to be 50 and 75 Blouses will go at J. 25 and;40 cents MLLE. DE JQUBERT-LA LOGE. conducted in the Woman’s of A"cestors Boys’ cent Fauntleroy shown himself be liar Building justified, to “a will go at.$1.00 and $1.50 the Atlanta Exposition by Mrs. Etta H. Men’s working pants FINANCIAL. and a Had Lord Dunraven CHICAGO French Teacher. blackguard.” of this as Osgood city, part of the pro- season of the so that can believed the he now makes he We offer these Bargains at this year people charges instruction in the French ceedings of the convention of the Gen- themselves with our nice make of Clothing and Thorough given would have made them on this side of Knew that provide language and literature. to eon eral Federation of first of the Pupils taught Women’s Clubs. The not have to wait until the year. verse fluently and in the the water whore he could be called upon accurately pure Constitution says: the secret of DRAINAGE, Parisian French. Reception hours between 2 for the proof. He is making them now and 4 p. m. daily, 457 Cumberland street. One of the think- oct25 undoubtedly to try and reinstate himself spiciest and in many ways high d2w one of the most sessions of the mr REMEMBER, SATURDAY, AT 8 A. M. SHARP, in helpful in the good opinion of his countrymen, meetings of the General Federation of ing lay of were as severe which time we to move many whom quite upon Woman’s Clubs was that devoted to the Andi continuing for TWO WEEKS—during expect $10,000 5 Per Cent. Bonds, MRS. ABNER W. drill plain living, LOWELL, Leeds and 6s. him for backing out of the races as were parliamentary Saturday morning. Watch the for notice of other Farmington This drill was conducted by Mrs. We 19th worth of clothing. papers bargains. the Americans. — — Etta H. Osgood, of Portland, Me’., who Teacher of Elocution and EXCHANGED FOR has had success in classes Due July 1, 1901. great training Century Culture. It is difficult to see how anyone can dis- of women in parliamentary law. men ana Physical To the which was MIKE CENTRAL Consol. 4s. cern any special encouragement for Gov. carry out; meeting, Interest Jauuary and Private Pupils Solicited. Classes begin Nov. 1. to he a bit of serious work, an 20th Cen- Payable McKinley’s candidacy in the result in designed 1. [gy-Send for circular. objeotjlesson in this line, a meeting was July Until Nov. 15, 1895. Ohio. the be- women 129 Free Bushneli, governor-elect, regularly called, organized and eouduct- tury Address, Street. -BY THE- to the Foraker of the led the ladies octl2 eodlm longs wing party, 3d, by present. are ThdCO fmnils oca iaai.nH Vt.r tha SJonitarv I'll*. The call for the was as follows: looking and he received a majority in the meeting trict of a reg- neigh- “Notice—All interested Chicago, municipal corporation persons injoor backward to ularly organized under a general act of the TRUST COMPANY. borhood of 140,000. Gov. ma- PORTLAND McKinley’s •ect dress are invited to meet at the as- legislature of the State of Illinois, in pursuance novll dtf the same jority two years ago was 80,000. or 60,000 iembly room, woman’s building, Pied- of a popular vote of the electors within its entire less than Mr. If nont Atlanta, U. S. at limits, "which include practically the Bushnell's. the Ohio park, Ga., A., of the 1 1n n’mlnnlr a in ^jihirHav ^nromhoc City Chicago, and the greater part of election is a boom for anybody Bush- nov8dft adjoining populous towns of Cicero and Lyons. INVESTMENTS. !, 1895, to consider the advisability of nell is the Indeed logical benofleiary. orming an International Dress Reform FOR SALE BY- it will be seen by a despatch to the Cleve- Association. I eat ST. LOUIS. ALTON & TERRE land World which elsewhere “MARY E. i We for breakfast, appears that MUMFORD, H=0 j HAUTE It. It. 1st Itlort. Jk Ter- nn« nro ill i non fi Ohio nannr xxrMnV. ctorJs NORTHERN BANKING “Pennsylvania, minal 5 per ccut. Gold Bonds CO.. “ANNA B. HOWE, Iowa. SWAN & BARRETT, very near to Mr. Bushnell, has already 1914. 53 Slreet, “LILLIAN C. STREETER, If it don't cure you, cash the check. Exchange him out as a Ip? brought candidate for tiie “New Hampshire. NEW YORK, LACKAWANNA & Presidential nomination. What the Ohio “FLORENCE HOWE HALL. WESTERN R’Y. Terminal & BO\I>S sind 1 mnrnveiiieiil A iipp pahu KniwSc figures demonstrate is that any good Re- “Now Jersey.” ME., At the time Mrs. With AUBURN, 1933. publican can carry that state by an appointed Osgood Every fare a talk on and that the preliminary parliamen- ST. PAUL EASTERN GRAND overwhelming majority, ary and desoribed the | inw, briefly TRUNK R’Y. 1st « of WORMSHundreds of Children and adults have worms Iff « Mort. per the Republicans of that nethod of organizing a of mak- n( Bottle of preferences meeting, Jl\ but are treated for other diseases. The syrup- \\i 1 cent Gold Bond 1913. PAID ON DEPOSITS a Go. INTEREST with variable Works of ap- Water state in the matter of candidates are not ng motions, incidenal and subsidiary III toms are—indigestion, [(I < offensive hard j| etc. Her remarks II petite; foul tongne; breath; yf iDr. Nerve and Blood Tonic you W CEDAR RAP- notions, were concise with occasional and Swan’s FIRST MORTGAGE BURLINGTON, CHAS. S. FOBES, Prest.. J very strong. ind II and full belly, gripings /A be cashed for W IDS & NOR. I witty and held the close attention of pains about the navel ; heat and itching sensa- a bank check that can Consld. 1st & Col- W. F. Mil.I.lKEN. V.Brest., Xf 11/ < [get >- Executive ill. Vi tion in the rectum and about the anus; eyes lift at bank. We rely lateral Trust 5 per cent Gold JAMES E. MCDOWELL, and of the nose; short, dry the price any is to lose a Then I heavy dull; itching fit purchase jg JAMES E.'HKWEY, I Committee, Portland stupendous treat. the meeting was given over into of the teeth; starting If are not IQP Gold 4’s. Bond 1934. V, cough; grinding during [If. \ wholly on your honesty. you Sinking Fund EKANCIS FESSENDEN, J die hands oi and often in con- Alvin D. Sweetsir announces that the the Indies present and was Hi sleep; slow fever; children, )JJ 4 the check! worm made is /f cured this cash IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY. CHAS. E. MAKSTON. Sec’y, organized and conducted them. It ill vulsions. The best remedy by remedy, DUE JULY 1905. Jackson celebration is not to be— by back if the 1, First 5 oc21 eoJtt day lecame a most hilarious You are sure of your money Mortgage per cent Gold body at once and the that is: unless the money to de- pin worm ; medicine fails to benefit. Isn’t that Bond 193S. neoessary ItDIIC’C This is NET about ever offered ? Company earning FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. GRATEFUL-COMFORTiNG Its is subscribed enthu- < best and guarantee fray expenses by STRUESelixir strongest three times its interest charges. siastic Democrats. The is not * The bond of the money (fl It has been in use 44 yrs. is purely vegetable, (l| is virtually the promise harmless and effectual. Where no worms are to be The A/ 5 of Auburn as it is the likely forthcoming. Democracy There is no discomfort a con- (J City signed by (A present it acts as Tonic and corrects the SPENCER TRASK & EPPS’S CQGQA Wlldl* mucous membrane stom- Water and the of CO., is in rather too dejected a state, just at no disturbance of busi- (|J dition of the of the f\ < Commissioners City ach and bowels. A positive cure for Oonstipa- (il Auburn owns 27 & 29 PINE STREET, BREAKFAST-SUPPER. V( ai-■—“ Dr. the Water Works plant. to be lifted to the tion and Biliousness, and Swan’s “By a knowledge of tin* natural laws present, point of but ness or pleasure, no Ios P) \ Nerve thorough valuable remedy in all the 1 NEW the of and nu- \J YORK. which govern operations digestion •‘chipping in” even by the magic shades °* after VI common complaints of chil- and a careful of the tine gl®ePi taking Corner State trition. by application prop- Certain ))} dren. 35c, at all Druggists. & James, Albnny, N. Y. mk\s of well-selected Cocoa. Mr. Kpps has of the late sainted Andrew. Mr. Sweet- lillil Hood’s Pills. Theyassist octlO eodtf provided [U Dll. J.F.TRUEdfcCO., Blood for our breakfast and supper a delicately flavoured < Tonic WOODBURY which save us doctors’ I beverage may sir’s celebrations have been a so that habit is Auburn, Me. Jandis at our of Dr. John Swan. &MOULTON, many heavy quite digestion, natural, healthy |\ prepared laboratory under the personal supervision bills. It is the of such articles of IV For Tape worms we have i It has It tones ana by judicious use feature for Mr. peculiar curative powers possessed no other that a constitution he built (especially Sweetsir), and brought about. 'II a special treatment. Write Sj} by preparation. diet may gradually up raL regulates the digestive organs, vitalizes the blood, restores the nervous system Bj&KTKBXIS. * until to resist evet* to dis- while have not succeeded for Pamphlet. 1 \ well. ^ stroug enough tendency they ia land- Hood’s Pills •// to a proper performance of their and makes people strong and ease. Hundreds of subtle maladies an* floating «s!j functions, which him in the but 0 It is prescribed by eminent for heart diseases, for Cor. middle and Sts. ts \ around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak ing mayoralty, they have been are silent regularly physicians will « Exchange shaft it is practically a specific. Free medical advice is offered all sufferers who octll dtf point. We. may escape many a fatal by keep- a source of inspiration and delight to the nevertheless cer- ing ourselves well fortified with pur<- blood and ft nourished frame.”—Civil Service Gazette. ! ■ properly “unterrified” in no small That tain in their ef- Me. Cj Made with boiling water or milk Sold degree. Scates Medical Co., Westbrook, simply ‘WONDERS OE THE TROPICS.” fa MISS A. L. SAWYER’S only In halt-pound tins. b> Grocers, labelled thus: postmaster of Now Orleans, who was so [ect. | Prepared Try the WEST INDIES and “top at the H. E. \ DR. SWAN'S TEA PILLS for headache MILLS, SCHOOL OF AND TYPEWRITING. deeply touched by Mr. Sweetsir’s un- by C. I. Hood & MARINTE HOTEL, <1 UMVE I DR. SWAN'S J|^ SHORTHAND JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd., Hotnoejpatilic tion. in every form. Work selfish devotion to tho of BAKBADOS. < Piano Tuner. Also, Headquarters for Shorthand memory An- 3o., Lowell, and 431 Typewriting. Chemists, and who sent him For Circulars address (leo. S. Pomeroy. Box Order Slate at Chandler's Musia Store drew, his photograph, Mass. 25c. Sold j ENTENNIAL 93 EXCHANGE ST I.omlon, England, New or G. of j Congress Street BLOCK, 1384. York, B. Boring. Borin#, o.edft octl tu.sat&w.Gm will be especially pained. by all druggists. ihort & Harmon, Portland. novSeodlm* SeptT eodtt janl SNATCH THIEVES. MUSIC AND DRAMA. A Serious Fall. Saturday evening Mrs. Sterling, wife One Lady Loses Her Pocket Book and Two Krlward Hnrrigan, of Deputy Marshal Sterling, went down MOORE &CO. with her OWEN, Others Have a Narrow llscape—Unusual- The New York Sun says: “Old Lav- cellar at her residence, taking one of Ed. earlier a kerosene After fulfilling her ly Bold Performance. ender” is Harrigan lamp. and clumsier works, much of it the crud- errand she started on her return. She est sort of what is nowadays called melo- stubbed her toe on the lower stair and The of a sensati onal case of particulars on her drama, but it contains several scenes of forward striking" heavily The weather NOTIONS COUNTER. and misses’ at 16c highway robbery have just leaked out. It pitched today sizes, life the wharves that are in the arm between the shoulder and is likelu to be occurred early Wednesday evening in one along right just author’s best kind of the elbow. Just as she fell Mr. Sterling fair. One lot of to-day, regular price 25c. of the most of graphic depiction, genuine thickly populated portions He assist- and one of the is to enter the house. the An at the portraitures properly happened assorted city. elderly lady, living that steel Scissors, INFANTS’ OUTFITS COUNTER. as the most artistic in his ed his wife stairs and ascertained Portland, Nov, 11th, 1895. home of Mr. Charles S. Olia-e, at No 11 regarded gal- up of likenesses. The character of the while a terrible blow had been inflicted at marked Carleton street, was the victim. It was lery sizes, 19c, One lot of and old bummer who has seen better Mrs. is a very heavy woman—no turn of the striped about nine o’clock in the evening, and days, Sterling down from whoso is in its last tat- bones had been broken. In the fall the 25c. checked white Nain- she was returning to the house. As she shabby gentility wheel and whose oracular sontiments sink chimney was broken and the Lamp KVERYBargain ters, lamp TRIMMINGS COUNTER. started to go up the of the houso a DRESS at steps so that the oil did not sooks, 9 1.2c, marked into the of habitual inebriety, was extinguished, some man who had been be- sogginess brings young walking to Mrs. is a creation the and set flio anything. lot of black astra- down from 12 1-2 hind ran and snatohed fully deserving praise escape new One and her, quickly up lame from benefit to who that it used to receive. There are parts Sterling was very yesterday you her hand bag. She made such resistance chan three in the suitable for several well the effects of the fall. are for chances to Trimming, 15c. as she could, but he wrested it from her piece looking known members of the Harrigan com- at and One lot of colored silk forcibly. “Midnight Frolic.” Lillian Kennedy. save money. widths, 36c, 46c pany. The songs bear their revival very She at once raised an outcry, and Mr. Monday Evening, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, with well, that which was applauded more The list for 69c, regular prices 50c, Cape Bonnets, Chase came out of the house and started 50 cents. following than all the rest being the ballad of in pursuit. Mr.’.Tames Black, the ex- de- 65c and 98c, moss trimming, at $1.75, homely sentiment, “Poverty’s Tears Ebb “Lemon” Social. The Life of a Church Monday Bargains policeman, who lives near by, also re- Social and which Mr. sang serves a careful marked down from sponded. Flow,” Harrigan The Young Women’s Christian Asso- reading. YARNS COUNTER. had to be re- with so much feeling that it jiation have made arrangements for a Both men started in pursuit; but they BY MRS. ABBOTT LINENS COUNTER. $2.50. times. be held at their rooms this LYMAN; An odd lot fine could not overtake the robber. They peated many lemon social to of qual. Mr. Harrigan will bo seen in “Old In same section, one lot only succeeded in finding the hand of Germantown Lavender” at Portland Theatre Fifty pieces pure Yarn, satchel in the of the tonight. )d to bring her own lemon. There will bo ity yard Butler school. How far a churcn should go on social of women’s Shirtwaists, Louis Morrison. very programme ^for the eve- linen Crash at 10c a Great bar- A purso conaining $15. which was in pleasant best methods. A Towelling, skein. at lines and the prac- the hand was The man There is a large demand for seats ning. made of me- satohel, gone. tical article in the November at 7c a yard, never sold gain. fancy plaid was described as a overcoat Stoekbridgo’s for Louis Morrison’s pro- wearing light ‘The FacinatinglEIllIan Kennedy Coming.” rino cloth, at and tan shoes. formance of “Faust” to be seen at City before for less than ioc. NEEDLEWORK COUNTER. 98c to-day, is The pretty and favorite soubrette sup- Last Wednesday evening between 8 and Hall, Wednesday evening. Not only ported by an exceptional strong company HANDKERCHIEFS COUNTER. regular price, $1.50. 9 Mrs. Frank Crocker and her there a great desire on the part of thca- One lot of cream drill- o’clock, one a_ _...La Limn ennri \fn AT nm! onn irt vill appear night only, Monday, LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL Also a lot of aunt, Mrs. were returning from e--- genuine Scagell, November in in the Three hundred Table one of to once 11, City Hall, great sample ing Cloths, a call on street to their home on the character Mephisto ogam Leering New York success “A Scotch Tam.O-Shanter the but their Midnight Frolio;” state street, xney ouserveu mat iwu enjoy impersonation, prais- Handkerchiefs, all differ- for k never before seen in yard square, stamped of the actor have forth to those piece Portland. on all at marked young men were following, but gave the es gone 10 Cents News-stands Caps, 50c, Notwithstanding that this is one of the ent, Swiss embroidered at 12c each. matter little thought. When near the who have not yet seen the impersonation, embroidery, down from with what have itrongest and most expensive attractions 75c. Milliken house on Park street one of the but who, impressed they borders, One lot of white and ihat will appear here this season, the edges, fancy men stepped up beside Mrs. Scagell, seiz heard, desire to do so. The story of Faust BASEMENT. oricos will be popular, viz. 15, 25, 35, 50 The Curtis Publishing Company hemstitched and enamel cane Cat- ing her around the waist in such a man- has been sung in poetry and prose by faggot- gold :ents. On salo at Music arm intellects that there are few Stockbridges’ One hundred ner as to pinion the right to the such great ted, at 12 1-2C to-day, challs, at ioc, been 25c. plain a who are with the Store. side, at the same time grabbing bag unacquainted legend. nrVirf-p nlattArc t a l'nrli on her left arm. Mr. Morrison’s therefore beoomes worth c. SILKS COUNTER. which she was carrying Mephisto “Midnight Frolio,” City Hall, tonight. 25 Luckily the cord was stout and the bag a portraiture calculated to stand out in at 8c Excursions to Boston. RIBBONS COUNTER. or size, to-day. well up on her arm, and the thief was dramatic annals like the Hamlet of a Twenty 30 pieces run One barrel of unable to readily secure it. Recovering Booth, the Sparticus of a McCulloch, the The Boston & Maine railroad will One line of five-inch short lengths mostly, of pressed from the momentary surprise she began Rip of a Jefferson. Mr. Morrison will k special citizens’ excursion to Boston and Creams be those fine actors ind return next at a low rate silk black and also glass Sugar to scream. By this time Mrs. Crocker supported by Miss Thursday WHITE STORE, Ribbons, fancy Waist Silks, had taken in the situation and turning Florenoe Roberts and Mr. White WhR- or the round trip. Tickets will be sold at worth at a to- fit for to 18c, 35c. and return not later than colors, 29c yard neckties, etc., upon the fellows berated them soundly. tlsey. The costumes and staging will ;o go Nov. 14 One lot of Children’s Becoming frightened by the excitement be fine, the electrical effect something November 15 at $3.00. This will give all 516 Congress St. day, regular price 45c. go at 50c a yard to-day, they had caused the scamps slunk away. unusual. Thursday night “Yoriok’s k chance to visit the Mechanics Fair, now Sets saucer and LACES COUNTER. marked down from (cup, The contained quite a.sum of Love,” Lawrence Barrett’s great play, n session, at little cost. | $i, bag a be at set. m watch and other valuable will produced. and plate) 25c “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. Three hundred yards $1.25 $1.50. articles. Given’s Concert. BARGAIN. DRAPERIES ROOM. GREAT One evening last week Miss Sarah Bren- The approaobing recital by the pupils Butler School, of cream white Point de nan, was down Parris street, be- going of Mr. Fred A. Given is attracting much ro the Editor of the Press: Lace five Seventeen of fine fore 9 o’clock. She had a hand Esprit Edges, satohel, attention in musical circles and it is In the report of the conference between pairs which she carried in front of her, hold- The terms at these safe to say it will be very largely attend- < he committee on Publio Buildings and inches wide, at 15c a heavy velour portiere only it with both hands. A middle- 1 ing short, ed. Among those who will assist at the he Board of Health, as to the sanitary Sales are cash man came behind her and been 25c. Curtains, colors, Monday aged up concert are Max O’Kunze, double bass so- :ondition of the Butler school, published yard, plain tried to snatoh the satchel from and no suddenly loist, member of the Boston Symphony n your issue of Saturday, I am credited EMBROIDERIES COUNTER. red, blue and olive, full exchanges. her hands. orchestra; Mr. C. Frank Porter, violin- vith opinions on that matter exactly “No exclaimed the CAPE SALE. and you don’t,” R. cor- < to those I to GIGANTIC FUR width, cellist of Boston; Mr. B. Hall, ipposite expressed Mayor i One lot of fine Swiss length fringed courageous woman, as she took a firmer netist of Portland; Mr. James A. Bain, 3axter, and I therefore infer that by and at MOORE & CO. hold of her satchel. Muslin work top bottom, $3.88 OWEN, accompanist of Portland, and Given’s i ome.'mistake a “not” was omitted in Spachtel man in take The persevered trying to orchestra'Club of Portland. The sale of \ he statement that I was satisSed that Toilet Sets, four to-day, regular price the satohel from her, Full Value pieces away breathing seats will begin in Chandler’s imusio 1 he school house “was in good eon- Your Money’s bard during the struggle from excite- recom- to the set, at 80c $6.00. store today at 9 o’clock, and all persons ( lition. I not only oonour in the ire never satisfied unless we can go this accepted mercantile truism one better, to to-day. ment, giviDg vent to short grunts or Board of but holding tickets sold them by pupils and nendations of the Health, autdo the best values of our competitors, and to improve upon our own. These Great LEATHER GOODS COUNTER. groans. The satchel was soon torn to with bargain. at the music store, should exchange them i n addition to replacing cement pipe values in Fur for will, we think, make evident the success but contained of special Capes Monday pieces, nothing great for reserved seats at once. i ron would advise—hat I NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Women's) One lot of weather pipe, strongly with which we have the above principal. value. All this was done in a few applied The Stockbrldge Course. 1 mderstand from the Mayor is to be done ran at 12c, worth moments and then the man down the -that the blow-off pipe of the boilers be One lot of rolling Col- glasses There will be a great sale of Paderweski ONLY ! as fast as his legs would \ carry street, * ntirely disconnected from the system of \strachan Capes, 30 inches long, 6.98 Black Coney Capes, 30 inches long, and Stookbridge course tickets at Stock- lars, with capes, women’s, 25c. him. s oil and drain within the and the should pipes building, 4.98 bridge’s today opportunity So. 2 quality, Astrachan Cape, 30 inches at been lot .TV.WT.T.TiV GnTTKTWR. L’llian ks such connection is condemned by all No. 2 Black French 12c, 19. One “Midnight Frolic.” Kennedy. he gladly seized by all who enjoy a first- long, 11.98 quality, Coney Capes. Monday Evening, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, class series of entertainments. Pader- s anitary reports. 30 inches long, 9.00 of colored Chiffon One lot of silver CLOCK CHARLES F. LIBBY. fancy triple 69 cents. ewski has fairly succeeded in again creat- So. 3 quality, Astrachan Cape, 30 inches | No. 3 quality, Black French Coney Capes, Salt and ing the tremendous enthusiasm with long, 15.00 pompadour Collarettes, plated Pepper Grand Trunk Change of Time. “Midnight Frolic.” Lillian Kennedy, 30 inches long, 130 inches sweep, whioh his were received STORE, performances j The above are the blue and at Shakers at The Grand Trunk will to its londay Evening, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, manufacturers’ 15.00 pink, cream, ioc, regular change last season. It must be borne in mind j j 0 cents. wholesale \ Hundreds of Clocks. (More winter time table on November 17. There prices. Fur seal a Monkey Cape, 27 inches long, marked down from £ that only couple of weeks remain before $1.17, price 25c. stores will be two trains to Montreal than all the other through the famous will here and electric Fur 27 fine collar, 19.00 J £ pianist appear MARRIAGES Seal Capes, inch, can show this winter instead of one, as formerly. $1.50. STA TIONER Y CO UNTER. combined. We tickots should be seoured now. 15.00 Wool Seal Capes, with marten collar £ £ The day express will leave at 7.55 a. in., quality, I * kind of a Clock 6th Adelbert McKeen of and 30.00 you any and the mail train at 1.30 p. m. Notes. In Biddeford. Inst, edge, HOSIERY COUNTER. £ regular C Miss Jennie Davidson of Biddeford. So. 2 27 Electric. Seal One lot of * from Montreal will arrive here k aco and quality, inch, engraved you wish. Trains The Rossini is divided into four E. E. of Orono and Wool Seal Capas, with marten collar and J £ club, In Augusta. 6th Inst, King marten collar and at 12.15 p. m. (mail) and 5.30 p. m. rliviciiTTic art oneh mamhnr will Ha HaaWI n Capes, edge, One lot of full fash- liss Laura Andrews of Camdeu. edge, 35.00 celluloid Shopping List * Hundreds of Alarm Clocks once a month. Mrs. White of New York, In Bangor, 2d inst. Wm. E. Brown of Orono 19.50 l £ of 95c to an warrant* f “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. the soprano of Congress Square church, a nd Miss Evelyn Scott Bangor. Our $33 Electric Seal Cape cannot be ioned American made and Memorandum Tab- 0 $3.00, In 2d Inst, Leslie Sweet of Penob- So. Electric Seal XXX became a guest of the club for the win- Bucksport. 3, Cape. quality, 8 half strike s cot and Miss Georgie E. Stover of Orland. matched in value, 27 inches long, heavy ed, day, hpur, Women. ter. 30 inches 21 .OO cotton women’s, at lot of £ (J Little In Ellsworth, 2d Inst. Daniel McEacharn of long, satin and fine Hosiery, lets, 7c. One Cathedral Co»£, black quality lining, very quality y—- 1 The Katherine Rober closed l ucksport and Miss Nellie F. Gilley of South- £ £ Company Electric collar ai zic. vjreai vaiue. < enamel case Clotiks, $3.50 The annual meeting o£ the Little Wom- their engagement Saturday and t est Harbor. So. 4, Seal Cape, marten Fur. A great Bargain commonwealth linen t night, In Auburn. Oct. Geo. W. Hammond and [ j at Neal the theatre was crowded to 31, and to en was held Mrs. Greenhalge’s, repletion. both of edge, very fine quality, 25.00 For 33.00. $11.50. 1 liss Bessie M. Carlisle, Keuuebunk. HOSIERY COUNTER Letter in tablet and the officers were Tho little actress has a warm corner in John H. Sherrard and Miss Lau- (Children's. Paper, £ £ street, following In Mapleton. cadies Cloth in Cheviot and and also I * the hearts of theatre-goers here. E. capes Kersey, isoucie, iseaver, plain (I American Onyx Clocks. elected: r Btta Briggs. at marked At the Haydn ooncert to be given In Belfast. Oct. 30, Martin L. Webber and dimmed, with and without velvet collars. Prices from 6.50 to 10.50. One lot of heavy all form, 19c, $12.00 $33.50. < President—Miss Martha Snow. at Kotzsclimar November 25th the 1 liss Kate McCarty. hall, Fur Fur Collars and a full line of Fur in blac k £ | First Vice President—Miss Grace Far- aoloias will be Miss In Belfast, 6th inst, Eugene McDonald and Boas, Trimmings whitejand down from JIda Tarbox, Miss 1 wool ribbed 30c. French liss Lillian Treat Billings. Stockings, Onyx Clock, $20.00 , | irngtou. Henrietta Mrs. Mrs. rhibet, white and black Coney, white Angora, Marten, Mink and all the popular J, Rice, True, Bibber, In Rockland. Oct. 26. Frank S. of Rock- Mr. Frank Pierce and Mr. Berry TOILET GOODS COUNTER. to $35.00, 0 Herbert Bar- ] tud Mrs. Maria J. Lnee of urs of this season’s in bands and for and school J| " and Augusta. style edges. boys girls “Midnight Frolio. Lillian Kennedy. nard. In New Herman E. and Vineyard, Kingsley Muffs and Children’s Fur Sets in a of new and most desirab le I* 8 strike kitehen Clocks ? 1 liss Jennie May Odell. large variety at marked day Monday Kevning, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, wear, 19c, One lot ot Perfumes, * “Midnight Frolic.’’ Lillian Kennedy. In Auburn. Oct. 30. Antoin J. Cowan and Miss i'urs. only $3.00. 60 cents. 1 llanche G. Welch, both of Farmingtou. | £ Monday Evening, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, We shall make a Sale of Children’s Keefers and Gretche ns down from in Clock Warranted. In Bangor, Oct. 29. Harry I. Smithe and Miss Special and Misses’ 25c. fancy corrugated bot- Every cents, J, £ Charged With Larceny, 1 Sutherland. Indies’ Reefers and Coats in an extensive line of now styles of material and cut. fnesu Oldtown, Oct. 30. John R. Campbell and ; UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitted at This Will Interest tles, 19c,‘been 29c. Yesterday afternoon a com plaint was Many. j fiss Mary A. Gibbons. iVe shall make it an object for you in Price at this Monday’s sale. In Orono, Oct. 29, Henry Haymaker and Clock made Mr. Nickerson, who gave his F. W. Parkhurst, the Boston Clearance Sale of Washable Dress Fabrics, Linens and Cottons. of silk Swiss One lot of Petroleum Repairing by publisher, j 'liilomen Johnson. One lot !j a man that if | residence as 26 Free that says anyone who is afflicted with In Penobscot, Oct. 29, Uriah Bowden and street, from the I* In all its branches a 1 liss Ella F. Leach. Your choice ioilow- Your choice from the follow- ribbed as- at 8c. who his name as Charles H. Wil- rheumatism in any or Undervests, Jelly, £ gave form, neuralgia, In Gardiner, Oct. 31, John and Mrs. P.Cregan j ng MONDAY for|4 l-2c yard. ing MONDAY for 6 l-2c yard : specialty. liams, who has been boarding at the will send their address to him, at Box S adie E. la Cross. sorted at 62c, One lot of white j | £ In Ellsworth Falls, Oct. 26, George O. Tread- colors, house,had stolen $6 from him ana a gold 1501, Boston, Mass., he will direct them White Ground Prints. The Best Prim, in the latest -ell of Ellsworth and Mrs. Lizzie L. Ford of designs. Toilet at a at from his David to a cure. Ue has marked down from Soap, 45c watch valued $50, son, perfect nothing to 1 [ancock. Chocolate Ground Prints. The Best 36 inch Unbleached $1. In Tremout, Oct. 26. Charles E. McLene and Cotton. L Nickerson. Mr. Nickerson said he had sell or give; only tells you how he was Blue Prints. 60c. j liss Ella M. Young. Indigo A Good 40 inch Unbleached Cotton. At same counter, one dozen, regular price reason to believe that the said Wil' cured. Hundreds have tested it with 1 every Apron Check Ginghams. McKEYNEY, but that success. A 36 inch of merino Vests and V CO liams left town Saturday night, Flannels. good Bleached Cotton. lot HABER DA SHER UNTER, i| DEATHS. Light Outing * he have the watch at somu Cardinal with black Tlie might pawned “Midnight Frolio,” City Hall, tonight. Dark Outing Flannels. Outing figures. Pantalettes, at 19c to Jeweler, in town. He also said Mr. Deering, White Domet Flannel. One lot of men’s turn £ £ place 36 inch Unbleached Cotton. Maine Historical In Worcester. Mass., Nov. 8, Helen F.,wife 1 i* /~»11_ 11 monument a teacher in Shaw’s Business College, Society. Bleached 16 been and 1 .James P. Obamplin. Crash, inches wide. 32c, 25c 49c. UUWll illicu V^UJlclia, uuu £ he of All Linen Unbleached Crash. claimed that he had lost $15, which Meetings the society for the reading [Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2.30 o’clk, Unbleached Crash, 16 inches wide. ■om her late residence. No. 292 -treet, Check Glass Linen. believed Williams had taken. Mr.Nioker- of papers and for will be held Spring UNDERWEAR COUNTER.(Men's) sizes at discussions, ortland. Burial at convenience of the All Linen Huck Towels. only, 3c apiece. squareJ | family. Cotton Flannel Remnants. son he had learned that Williams had at their this 9th child Unbleached said library, Baxter Hall, in Portland, In city, inst, Francis, youngest White Nainsooks. v I Francis D., and the late Kattie Towels. A broken lot of me- been sentenced in the Muncipal court last briday, November 22, afternoon and eve- Meiaugh, Honeycomb GLOVES COUNTER. aP red 3 years 4 months. in medium 12 l-2e Shelf Enamel. Sateens, colors, May in a larceny case. ’[Funeral tills afternoon at 2 o clock at No. dium natural nlng._ Cotton street. Check Towels. quality. weight One lot of black cash, In tills city, lotb Inst, John Craven, aged 46 -——— Towels. wool Shirts and >' ;ars. Turkish Special tor Monday 6 I-2c yard. Drawers, mere ^omom>98^i9^sssmBmsassmwomom^i [Notice of funeral lierearter.I Gloves, women’s, In Limerick, Me.,Nov.8th, Mrs. Mary E., wife Choice from the above 4 l-2c yard. at 69c, marked down from at Edwin llsley. all sizes, 19c, marked services lier boots ! I You know her! Funeral Monday afternoon, from The Home Encyclopaedia, In the lot are some ;; teiresidence. Limerick, Me. $1. down from j» 2d inst. 20 linen bound, in a 25c. In North Bangor, Timothy Morrill, volumes, I extra sizes. SHOES! red 73 years. 50 Visiting Cards, Engraved, very convenient size. large In Iteaaneia, xst lost, xvxrs. juurgau, ageu j and Plate for 98c. Price $4.98. CORSETS COUNTER. mut 70 years. i RUBBERS! In Richmond, 2d Inst, George Curtis, aged HOSIER Y CO UN TER. (Men's) r years. One lot of Children’s In Cushing, 1st inst, Mrs. Ann Moxey, aged Camille r years. One lot of English for Ladies, for this week we are offering Jonathan Equopoise Waists, Ill Liberty, Oct, 31, Hamilton, aged phenomenal bargains in fine Kid f > years. Dress about 50 ont a in merino Socks, tans and children four to twelve Lace Boots. Our *1.50 In Farmington, 1st mst. Covina L. Coombs, Xovelty Goods, patterns, closed from large importer Hutton and ;ed 71 years. S’ew York. Monday they will go on sale. Boot is a winner for 60 cents. Oct. 31, Mrs. Martha J. Col- Shetland at 18c, of at In Farmington, mixed, years age, 39c, We will give you a fine Ooze Kid is. aged 65 years. One Value $10.00; 8.00 a Tie suitable for house wear. In F'armiDgtou, Oct. 31, Mrs. Hannah A. Lot, Monday pattern. sold everywhere at 25c. marked down from 60c. Theo 54 is worth double. D’Arville -ask, aged years. One Value Monday 10.00 a This shoe Lot, $J2.00; Deer Isle, Oct. 29, Dow L. pattern. i; In Conant, aged Gents see our $5.00 Enamel Lace UNDERWEAR COUNTER 3! » years. One Lot, Value $15.00; Monday 13.50 a pattern UMBRELLAS COUNTER. (Muslin.) — know how she — Shoe we are selling for *4.00 a pair, | Well you popular is a In Westport, Oct. 29, Mrs. Isabella J. Hodg- jGji ||j One Lot, Value $20.00; Monday 15.00 a pattern. The that is named dl m, aged 77 years. One lot of Give us a call for Bargains. £§ “tip topper.” Cigar In Watervilie, Oct. 30, Henry W. Barney, aged One lot of twilled Night after her is way up too ; as good as the j 7: I years. j In Augusta. Oct. 30, Dennis M. Berry, aged union silk rain Robes, assorted styles, U name it Your dealer is > Umbrellas, bears. anxious 8, ; years h. p. will find some Special in our Black which will be McCarthy, In Gardiner, Oct. 29, Hiram Monday you Bargains Goods, fine at to show it to you. Ask him for it. Kicker, aged with silk cases and tas- quality, 98c to-day, years. ! o your advantage if you think of buying. 245 Middle St. ||| j Miss Lillian In West Gardiner, Cole, aged at marked down from $1.50. 2 years. sels, stylish handle, 395 Fore St. i She’s a In Bangor, Oct. 28. Eda Goding, aged. 25 yrs. ..— ^ If beauty! j In Bowdoinliam, George Curtis, aged 87 years $1.29, marked down from novlleod3t In Oct. 28, Nellie M. Cainmett, form- SKIRTS COUNTER. M. Foster & Belfast, Co., 0I iy of Waldo, aged 27 years. Manufacturers, New York. 10} In Fryeburg, Oct. 31, Mrs. Diana Hamlin $1.75- of Rib- 47 One lot Jersey SJOTICB. <0 S: inds, aged years._ 516 Street. Jolm W. Perkins & Co., g§> MANSON G. LARRABEE, Congress bed Undershirts, ladies’ Portland. “Midnight Frolic.” Lillian Kennedy, Distributing Agents, ||| Mr. Wm. Gutman retires from our firm [onday Evening, City Hail. 15, 25, 35, Formerly the X. John Little Store. MOORE & CO from this date. LEWIS, Hi,LL & CO. OWEN, OWEN, MOORE & CO. Nov, 9, 1893. novlldlw t:::._* 0 cents. Portland, MISCELLANEOUS. SALE. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED. TO LET. FOR MISCELLANEOUS. SULPHITE PULP. COAL RISE3-KB2J j words inserted nnder this head Trends inserted tinder this lie<*d words inserted under this head Forty Forty Forty one week for 25 cents, cash in A Decision Given in Favor of tlie Howland Monday Morning All Slovl and Furnace ono week for 25 cents, cash in advance. one week for‘15 cents cash in advance. advance._ 8l«K«I6i8il®ailSS Coal M ill Cost SO a Ton. Falls Co. in Oak- standing, seeks lone LET—Tenement 49 St. Lawrence street; SALE—One of the best trades good TO 7 tenement in house con- LADY—Refined, correspondent; her peer rooms, lower good repair, FORdale, consisting of two story gentleman coal or wood association fittv. MRS. C. Lo. large yard, good convenience for taining 9 rooms with modern improvementa* Putnam handed down on The’Portland Coal Dealers’ not younger than LOOMIS, 1 lWt 1 Judge Hartford. Conn.0-1 on same floor. Price $12.60 per month. Apply Lot 86*125 with good stable. J’einis $4Mj mot and voted to advance 9 A. a decision in tho Saturday, Jtho OXFORD ST KELT.9-1 down, balance on 0 per cent mortgage. Saturday H-A coal half a morning worth about $2000 or C. LIBBY, 42 1-2 Exchange street. case of the American Sul- pricejrf dollar;Monday ROOMS to let: aiso board WANTED:—Farmvacant lan 3 on line of electrics iu BURNISHED making the for all stove and 1 by the day or week, Pearl Street Din- Pulp of Boston vs. Howland price exchange (or 17-room two family house,nice SALE—a line colt, with light tail and phite Co., ing lioum, 23 and 25 Pearl blreet Portland, furnace coals $0 a ton This is stabie ami large lot of land near Eastern FOR be sold if taken at Falls of Mo. This de- delivered. Me. 9-2 mane, will cheap Pulp Co., Lincoln, Promenade. If you have property to ex fellow. Cali at an advance of cents since the W. T. & CO., once, is a bright looking cision is for the defendant. Tnis case in- seventy-live change, address F. H. DEEK1NO, lbl Tre No. 11 Main street, Knightville, Maine. 11-1 season Tho are said to he mont Boston. 8-2 LET—a pleasant furnished room, issuod began. chances street, tjj'O* volves a controversy over a patont 24 Free St. lieated, lighted, 6et bow 1 with hot and that there in X> ARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS at less out of an will ho no further change cold water, use of bath jocid. Call at 17 to George F. Bussell, growing WAN 'LED—In Portland all or part of time JL> than half price. 1 will spare a fen- the for 7* work and Dow street. ^o. right hand hell. 9-1 application tiled April 10, 1890, and price some time. of young man to do special choice Cockerels, suitable fur breeding or ake collections. No canvassing; relerene?. exhibition at $1 each if taken soon. My in a re-issue dated Nov. 15, POTOMAU PUBLISHNU CO., 1410 G street, KENT—Lower tenement in two story order. kidneys. culminating “Midnight Frolic. Lillian Kennedy. FOR HIGH £jCU)li improved shipping coop with every FURNISHINGS seven rooms, in excellent condi- |!j? relates to Washington, D. C.8-1 house, Send for catalogue of poultry specialties. 1892. The patent improve- furnace, and desirable, Monday Eveuing, City Hall, 15. 25. 35, tion, good sunny C. W. COSTELL'JW, 20 Water boro, York Co., ot in -- a fast nov- of on lino of eletctrics. ments in construction digesters, 50 cents. AT-- for selling us per part city Me. 8-1 Mibb's WANTED-Agentselty for office use. Manufactured by BENJAMIN SHAW. 51 1-2 Exchange street. I which wood pulp is manufactured by 9-1 a well known and firm. Address responsible SALE-Woodfords Highland?, new the U. S. DISTRICT COURT. for terms and B, 172 Colum- sulphite process. Oo^t particulars, two house of 14 rooms, occupied C?Dara is i Si£cderate bus Mass. mO LET—A rent at 122 Oxford street, I*OR story 1 avenue, Boston, Tho attorneys m tho case have been A newly b>' two families, seven rooms and bathroom BEFORE JUDGE repaired throughout, plumbing Alexander P. WEBB. OUB -- in lirst class condition, line cellar, cement tor each tenant, good stable and large lot, Cnusten Browne, and WANTED—A reliable lady or gentleman a ** Elm electrics pass the rents for $28 Saturday—In tho United States Court a house floor. For particulars inquire at 58 premises, the to distribute samples and make or ■ Browne, of Boston, for plaintiif. Nolan street. 8-1 month. Price $2800,. Hood investment, Eugene of Isle and to house * a uveas for our Toilet Prestjuo Joseph Vegetable u home with an income. W.H. WALDRON & and J. L. S. Roberts, of Boston, and B. Brustet of Sheridan Plantation were to a month easily made. Soaps. $4U $75 mO LET—A large front room and chamber CO., ISO Middle street. 9-1 a & 242 S. D. and H. M. of Portland for tho lined $25 and costs each for Address CKO FT REED, Robey A with use to bath Verrill, selling liquor *-i pleusam and sunny, m without the Axminsters, street. Chicago. With or without to Forest ave- defendant. having paid government room, inSprivate family. SALE—Oakdale, close revonuo tax. board. Centrally located. Call at No. 1 FORnue electris, 1-2 mile out first class resi- in the United States want information of any kind, I The case started you Elmwood place.”8-1 dence, nine rooms and bath, steam heat, IFhousehold or mechanical receipts, oii for If you have worried your- before Putnam, and the de- hot and cold water and all modern improve- ||g court, Judge “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. and all how to make electrical motors TBIO ET—The bakery situated No. 117 trade can new uni purposes, ments, nice stable and large lo'. beet ifijj self sick, you gain cision now rendered is him. It is a IfSoquettes and etc., strictly confidential, A JOHN F. by batierie3, Gieon street, PROCTOK, in Deering if taken befoie winter. W. Ii. Dr. Hobb’s SUPERIOR 30c to F. MERRILL, Worces- 7-1 vigor by taking voluminous decision. The pulp COURT. send in silver Centennial Block. WALDRON. & CO.. 180 Middle street. 9-1 Pills. ter, Mass.7-4 Sparagus Kidney over con- gi™ j|g digester which tho rooms, sunny and well BEFORE JUDGE BONNEY Wilton Velvets mo LET—Two SALE—For Investment a first ciass a good man with $1500 cash to one front, most cen- A few doses will relieve. troversy arises, is one of those large boil- A appointed, flight FORblock or bouses now occupied by per- 1WANTjoin me in buying out a business monojL- on street between care. Saturday—Harry Harmon et als. vs. trally located Spring manent tenants paying 41200 per annum, lo- ♦VV* A few boxes will yi'.-O ers in which wood is treated most desirable. Darker as flour and chemically will be found the attractive and colorings oly and stock of goods, staple, and Park streets Ho use In new repair no be sold AH druggists, or irmiled tSrl William Jowott. Action of replevin to High cation A-l, repairs needed will more in a in magnificont rich in cons'ant demand, cleared over $12,0u0 last at 129 treet. 7-1 inter- for 50c. per box. in order to make sulphite pulp. Those recover certain taken being demand, larger variety designs throughout. Inquire Spring at a price that will yield 10 per eeu' postpaid personal property no no credit, have fully inves- [lip and are to us for Portland. year, debts, est, cause of selling chunge of business. Write pamphlet. made of boiler iron or the defendant from the hall of the has been procured special it und will in amount tif£j for digester^are steel, by tigated put equal rilO LET—At. 812 Congress street, upstairs W. H. \\ AILDRON UJ., ISO Middle street. Union Dramatic Club of South with partner,experience unnecessary,money but in order to the destruction Portland, will X rent of seven modern conven 0-1 HOBB'S MEDICINE CO., prevent The prices on these Goods surprise you. secured by free und clear real estate, refer- rooms, fep to the amount or value of $35. month, Saru Francitco. of this iron or steel tho it has ences Address 15G3 Washigton iences, price $20 per possession Chicago. by acids, Defendant claims that tho exchanged. C, of A. C. SALE—Hoose and lot corner of C nnd property and have alpuut Tlnotim A1 o au 7-1 given end of November, inquire line of ORIENTAL RUGS just situated ueur been found to line the of A fine CARPETS 42 1-2 street. 7-1 IjlOitB sueet, pleasantly necessary digester. taken was for his share tho property and ex- LIBBY, Exchange been are pieces some union station, eight rooms and bub, con- tu llv mu u uuo opened. iNearlyjall ^ANTIQUE sl»l And an excellent lining for this pur- t.iuo, reliable party who has $300 or veniently arranged. Tbe above will be bargains are among the lot. LET—A furisbed house near him not having been paid. ceptional WANTED—A$500, to take hold of a business for sixty rpiO nicely ottered for sale for a limited period at 88250. pose was found to be a continuous inte- of floor and drapery materials .ias X Lncoln Park. JOHN F. Cen- It is the medicine A verdict of one dollar was given for Our assortment coverings days that will pay $200 per month and absolute PROCTOR, BENJAMIN SHAW, ol 1-2 Exchange street. on time. Block. 7-1 rior coating of Portland cement, and plaintiff. never been more complete than at tne present security for the money. No peddling; Staple tennial 9-1 all others for ca- winter goods. BOX Me, 5-1 D. A. Mealier for plff. 503, Woodfords, KENT-A disconnected two-story is and wood. and worth its on E. E. Heckbort for dft. ]^OKbiick house No. 44 Winter street, near SALE—Large profitable tileing. a and IJIOR ice tine location, spur ft *7 O year salary and expenses. Call Spring street, nas nine rooms good garden coal and business, in gold. I can claimed to have a od i &\J coul trade alone worth The plaintiff patent see meat once and learn particu- lot in rear, $50 per month. BENJAMIN track, thriving city, THE MUNICIPAL COURT. ars at 67 Free 5-1 Best of reason for selling. Ely's Cream Balm this device, nnd when the Howland street. C. B. CHASE. SHAW, 51 1-2 Exchange street 7-1 48000 per year. & CO. Term easy. C. R. DALTON,478 1-2 Congress safety and it does halls ulp Co. attempted to use the di- W. T. KILBORN aireet, (one flightJ. 0-1 \\TANTED—For man and wife in private LET—1-2 of one of the best offices in is claimed it- a suit for was n room TO Monument Steam heat, up one that for gesters, infringement BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON. family, large sunny and board In Square. SALE—One hundred (100) shares of 24 Free St. western end of near easy flight. A. E. MARKS, 12 Monument 1 e -B. W. Hart. city, promenade preferred. IAORtbe Combination Omnunodo Company Sperry, brought. OCtlSlltt Address A. O. B. care of G. O. Co, 33 West Square. Office hours, 8.30 to 10.30. a. m. 6-1 Saturday—Charles McCormick. Intoxi- stork, par value ten (10) dollars per share. The defense was that the Commercial street. 5-1 ford, Conn. alleged patent cation fined $5 and costs. This slock will be sold at n vert low price rS!0 LET—The lower tenement in new house involved no in the Russell Adam Intoxication fined for casii For further particulars address novelty pat- Clienofky. ; $5 A Brackett and Sts. with and costs. LOST AND FOUND. corner Vaughan C. C. C. STOCK, Press Office, Portlandjde. CATARRH ent; that the same method of lining, modern conveniences and heating, B. D. VER- Lendall G. L. Foote. R1LL. 191 Middle St, 6-1 KLV’S CREAM HARM Opens and cleanses with the same or similar materials, bad Intoxication; Adm., in the Richmond’s Island, a thirteen a first class the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflamma- thirty days county jail. SALE—Fixtures to run been and used in I^OUND—Offfoot A. ANGELL, Bowery a tion, Heals the Sores, Protects the Membrane long previously patented James L. Maxwell. Sodomy; continued dory by R. rr»0 LET—Furnished office, Monument square, FORCandy, Soda and Ice Cream Store in city Beach. 11-1 A on & R. and Elec- irom colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and different parts of Europe and was in use to November 11. head f'f Preble street. Pooling top desk, of 7000 inhabitants, line I'. Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and E. G. Forrest. Malioious carpets, office chairs etc., fine location. Price tric. R. R„ rent low, fully equipped for making in 1his before the Russell patent Margaret a sum of 1-2 Con- Ice Cream. E. W.WAD- gives relief at once. country mischief and to find sureties for pocket-booK containing $8 per mouth. C. B. DALTON, 478 Confectionery and keeping Owner can have same by successor to H. L. Herriman & Co. was obtained; that Russell’s patent was FOUND—Amoney. calling gress street. _5-1 LEIGH. the peace. Ordered to recognize in the at 128 FREE STREET. 7-1 Me. 0-2 invalid reason of his not exper- BLOTCHES Westbrook, A particle is applied into each nostril and is by having sum of $200 to keep the peace for the term PIMPLES. LET—An upstairs rent at 71 Franklin Price 50 cents at or reduced it to a working basis; TO suburban agreeable. Druggists by imentally of six months. Middle St., between theatre and street, Inquire ofS. F. HUNT.5-1 OR SALE—Beautiful residence, Halls de- mail. and that tho Howland patented LOST—On St. watch, chain and charm; 0 rooms and fine stable all in complete FLY BROTHERS, 56\Varren St.. New York AND OLD SORES Exchange 6 tons vice was not an infringement, of the chain made of five $2.50 gold pieces. Leave TO LET—No. G Grant street, near repair. 7 acres land, ocliard, choice fruit, M.W&Ffnrm “Midnight Frolic,” City Hal!, tonight. 5 minutes from Russell patent, mainly for the reason at PRESS Office and receive reward. ll-l HOUSEHigh;-eight rooms, bath room, Sebago hay. full view of Portland. water, gas, cemented cellar, very convenient. electric cars. Price $3500, W. II. WALDRON rhat did not use bricks or tiles, but Real Estate CATARRH. Transfers. poke root M 19 street, or street. & 180 Middle street.5-1 blocks of cement and other Deering 31V2 Exchange Co., constructed ALFRED WOODMAN,5-1 33T7"'5r YOUR materials and vitrified. The following transfers of real estate AMD POTASSIUM TROUBLES _MISCELLANEOUS._ SALE—2Vi story liouss containing 12 decision is for KIDNEY LET—Desirable tenement of 7 rooms in This very important in this county have been recorded in FORrooms with all modern improvements fitted GLASSWARE AND LAMPS liva thousand TO western of the with all modern CROCKERY, if the American Sulphite Pulp Co could dfcOK An^^"Twenly part city, for two famlies, Lot 70xlu0 with fruit trees on retail at Fine «roods at the the Registry of Deeds: tjpdollars to loan on .first rent at wholesale prices. have maintained the cf the improvements, sunny exposure, §25.00 per same. Situation 20 Main street. East validity pat- lakes anil DYSPEPSIA and second motgagos. Real estate bought Bearing, price you pay for tli© ordinary elsewhere. W. to Edward month. For other particulars call 011 COE the cars. 42Vu eut it would have been able to Deering—Horace Shaylor cared rents on line of electric A. C. LIBBY, practically Carleton. ^ and sold, property for, Hatter,No. 197 Middle street. 31-2 NovG-4 the F. etc. & E. A. Exchange street. E. SWASEY & CO., monopolize sulphite pulp business, Are entirely remove* toy P.P.P* collected, taxes paid, A. R. as this of is the only one DOTEN, 2J-9i Exchange fc-t. 11-2 and Glassware, principle lining The Heath Rate. Cures Poke Root and Potu- RENT—On Conaress street, near City LET-Brick No. Importers Crockery that has larveious -Priokly Ash. \ T?OR SALE OR TO house, proved satisfactory. blood purifier oa FORHall, three rooms with furnace heat: JC 12 rooms with 3*J3 Commercial St., ifoot of Cross street, sium. the greatest merchant 280 State street, containing If this decision stands it will have an The death rate in Portland for the 31. Nansen, tailor, suitable for a doctor’s or dentist’s oc esrth. Lr office, modern conveniences. Lot contains about 6500 eod3m) 502 Congress street, makes n specialty result on the pulp business of NOTIOM—E. drees making parlors or light housekeeping. feet of land. Immediate possession. important week ending November 9 was as follows: Aberbrrn, O.. July 21.1891. of winter overcoats and black English clay square Maine. in Blood Poison Savannah, For further information, apply at No. 53 Block. 5-1 Musses Lippman Bros.. Suits at low Fit JOHN F. PROCTOR, Centennial 1; 1; bought a bottle or worsteds. very prices. Brown street.2-13 The case is Jiable to go to the U. S. Acoideut, (railroad) bronchitis, ©a. : dear Sirs—I j. of 8-1 WOOD MANTELS AND TILING. P. at Hot jib guaranteed and best trimmings used. Circuit Court of and even 1: Sprlngs,Ark.,ana SALE-A new, 2 1-2 story double Appeals, may cancer, convulsions, 2; diphtheritic t has done me more good than three mO LET—Very desirable rooms, single or large, ;'ourP.P. Bp* FOR 22 rooms with bath rooms go to the United States Supreme Court. heart months* treatment at the Hot Springs* jX thousand double thick white X connected, with board at 74 Spring house, arranged paralysis, 1; disease, 1; nephritis, D. for four famlies, cellar cemente.i, corner lot 65 Largest and finest stock. Low- The and arguments before the fiend three bottles C. O. jfijui LOOK—Oneenvelopes, and printed in any style, only street. 30-4 hearing tuuer- a first class investment. This property est Prices. Circuit, Court occurred in Portland in ljpntmsis, 2; pneumonia, 1; $1.50 cash. Seifd in vour orders this week. x36; \ wilt hn sold at. a. irreat, h,.rpain for rash. E. G. *e,B°otta?Zi°SLr.mwros. Other low. CENTEN- RENT—Store No. 88 Exchange street, The bill of complaint was uulosis, pul., 1; typhoid fever, 1; Aberdeen, Brovrn County, Oa printing proportionately 472 street. o-l September. NIAL PRINT, 93 Exchange street, opposite FOR Portland bank. Owner S. KICKER, Congress entered in February, 1893. uraemia, 1. Ward 1 had two, Ward 2 had opposite Savings W. A. builds Cajpt. J. !>• JohMtou. \ Colesworthy Bookstore.5-1 will put in fixtures to suit tenant. Immediate ALLEN, P. P. P. the blood, up -*— XUCUCUlBlUli Ull lliCUDiDUUaiiU »ux purifies ruutoi iieuieoueet. u^uu Ward 4 had Ward 5 had BENJAMAN SHAW 51Vj Ex- one, two, two, IfhIcklyash”tho weak and debilitated, gives To all whom it may concern: I hero* SALE-House and 1-2 acre of land on tlie ground that there was no invention to weakened nerves, expels 1-tf oct5 dtf Ward ii had Ward 7 had four, Btrength bv testlfv to the wonderful properties jx FORLong Island. Will be sold at a bargain. Russell. The court in conclud thjr.ee, diseases, giving the patient health and skin, DIAMON1DS. by says JK oiP. P. P* for eruptions of the am W. F. DRESSER, SO street. 5-1 happiness where sickness, gloomy an un- A fine line of Ladies’ and Gents’ Diamond Rings Exchange the decision: “On the whole we are total, 14. suffered for several years with ^ riTO LET—Pleasant furnished rooms with ing feelings and lassitude first prevailed. on ic the latest styles of settings. prices are sightly and disagreeable eruption jk My of room at ol the that the complainant has reasonable and every stone of tbe best quality, j* furnace heat and use tmth Stover on opinion my face. I tried every known rema* SALE—The Stable Boynton Police News. /tig to McKENNEY, the Jeweler, Monu- 457 Cumberland street. 26-4 failed to prove by the degree of evidence i&P For primary, secondary and tertiary dy buc in vain,until P. P. P. was used, 'sr 910.00 $300. FORcourt, with large lot, will be sold at a T for blood mercu- ment Square. jnnlldtf which wo have pointed out is required syphilis, poisoning, and am now entirely cured. Jfes bargain if applied for soon. W. F. DRESSER, The number of arrests for the weok rial poison, malaria, ayapepsia, and D. JOHNSTON’* LET—Dress making rooms; ihree connect- on its behalf that the patentee had ac- 1(Signed by> J* SO Exchange street. 5-1 in all blood and skin diseases, like ® Savannah, Q&* T TO ing rooms over the X. John Little store on ending Saturday night was fifty, for the chronic complished the invention relied on in V. blotches, pimples, old ulcers, MAINSPRINGS 75c. Congress street, up one flight; one room fronts .•do tetter, scald head, boils, erysipelas, SkSu Cancer Cared* this case to the which causes: Drunk, 32; open V.nr narllian*' AToInarn-Incrc on street; set bowl; city water, large closet and prior knowledge following shop, eczema—we may say, without fear of ^ and toilet loom. of M. G. LARRABEE, he derived from Springer’s letter of July a contradiction, that P. P. P. is the best the Mayor of Sequin, TeXk \ all others, only 75c. Warranted Mainspring Enquire 1; fornication, 2; vagrant, 3; keeping Testimony from 7-tf 30, 1S89. The letter here referred to .-fag blood purifier in the world, and makes cleaning, $1.50. Cleaning,$1.00. McKENNEY, the 246 Middle street. Tor sale. house of ill fame, 1; larceny, 2; search speedy and permanent cures Sequin, Tex., January 14,1893. V* Watchmaker, Monument Square. janl8dtf communicated a of the positive, Lippman Bros. Savannsu, —The Price Seifs Them description 'V, in all cases. Messes. , jx use in and seizure, 1; uttering obseue 2; Ga.: Qcntlemen—l have tried your P. WANTED—MALE HELP. Wensel lining in Europe. words, gm LEVY is now to A oportunity for cash, no broker. P. p. for a disease of the skin, usually SAMUEL prepared grand malicious mischief, 2; suspicion. 2; V whose are for Small corner store: small wares Ladies systems poisoned known as skin cancer,of thirty MR.buy cast off clothing of all descriptions fancy goods, of into 1. whose blood ia In an impure eonci- years* No as “Midnight Frolic.” Lillian Kennedy. assault, 1; danger failing vice, *nd standing, and found great relief: IS highest cash prices. Address letters or postal Forty words inserted under this head and millinery. experience required m? tion, due to menstrual Irregularities, blood and removes all ir- >r the trade is established. Will write the woa- purifies the to 100 MIDDLE STREET. sep4-tf one week for 25 cents, cash iu advance. particulars. Monday Evening, City Hall, 15, 25, 35, X. are peculiarly benefited by from the seat of the disease Call or address 76 DARTMOUTH, corner “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. and blood prop- ritatlon _Jv derlul tonic cleansing and any spreading of tho fffp nov7dlw* 50 cents erties of P. P. Ash, Poke prevents Appleton ftreet, Boston. fflP p. -Prickly sores. I htve taken five or six bottles nr' man to take an office and Maine and Ear 'V Boot and Potassium. course MORE CLOCKS Eye Infirmary. and feel confident that another Jh a manufacturer; also relieved WANTED—Arepresent $50 per SALE—Five tons of English hay in loose OBITUARY. wiu effect a cure. It has fgp than all the other dealers combined. Clocks for * ladies of the committee of Mo. Aug. 14th, 1993. week; small capiial required. Address, wi'h at can be seen at The visiting ft Springfield, me from indigestion and stomach every House, Office, Store or Hall. Alarm Clocks FORbales §11.00 per ton; can in the terms of stamp, Box 212, Con- V —I speak highest trouble*. 95c ud. Largest Best Lowest Prices MANUFACTURER, State Street Wharf. Apply at the Eastern the Maine and Ear held meaioine from own A, Stock, Clocks, 4-2 Eye Infirmary ddjij your my personal You^rul^ M rusTi the Jeweler, Monument Square. cord Junction, Mass. Steamboat House. 2-7t Mrs. Helen F. I was affocted with heart McKENNEY, Champlin. their in the knowledge. Attorney at Law* sept6dtf quarterly meeting library yK, disease, pleurisy and rheumatism $or Mrs. Helen F. wife of Mr. the beifc SALE—Timber and wood lot s i tuated Champlin, room of the infirmary Saturday morning, VW 35 years, was treated by very WAN'TE D—SIT C ATIO VS. nl physicians ana spent hundreds of dot- WEDDING RINGS. IT^ORin the town of Baldwin, contains about James P. Champlin, of the Twitchell- a known wlth- Boon on Bloefl Diseases Mailed Free. with good attendance. Reports from ,&> Jars, tried every remedy thirty acres: belonging to the estate of the late out relief. I have taken J A Thousandl Solid Gold of this and Bos- finding only ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Rings, Diamonds, Forty words icier led under this head Geo. Fitch of Hirsm Ts well covered with oak, Ohamplin Company city the secretary and various committees bottlo of P. P. and can ^ Pear Moon Stones and one your P., Emeralds, s, Opals, Rubies, one week for 35 cents, cash in advance. hemlock and J. P. uied at the State Wor- cheerfully say it. has done me mors Gamete in any aind of a setting. and birch, poplar, pine. FITCH, ton, Bay House, were read. Arrangements are nearly com- Engagement 31-2 good than anything I have ever taken. UPPM&U BROS. # wedding Rings a specialty. Largest Stoek. Best East Sebairo. cester, Mass., Jriday night—whither for the of brief > I can recommend your medicine to all Goods. Lowest Prices. McKENNY, the Jeweler, pleted holding religious diseases. PROPRIETORS, by first class ruaJe she had for medical tiki* AUfferers of the abovo b) Monument Square. auglOdtf SALE—Horse Blankets. We are gone treatment— services each Sunday in tho WF MRS. M. M. YEARY. WANTED—Positionstnographer; familar with Reming- building, da V FORshowing a line of horse blankets that will Ore on County, Mo* EJpjmsn’i 310011,8*7*110*11, ton or Caligraph machine. Will work for from internal hemorrhage. Mrs. Champ- will withiu a short Springfield, in and See our which begiu very Annual meeting Stockholders small pay. Address STENOGRAPHER, 165 please you quality price. lin was the daughter of the late Mr. Ezra Brackett street. 11-1 stock of whips: it is the hest in town. time. f Holland Base Balt and •JAMES G. M’GIiAUFLIN, Harness Maker, N. Perry of this city. For some time past As most of those who come to the in- 81 JProble street. 26-2 Athletic Association. Norwegian girl wants a situa- has been an was she invalid and just for relief have been accustomed WANTED—Ation to do home work. Can be seen at Grmary of the late annual meeting of the stockholders o rear 110 GROVE street. 5-1 SALE—The Homestead able to be present at the marriage of her of tiioir to a CEO. C. to the use sight within THEthe P. B. B. & A. Association will he held FORThomas Quinby. near Strouawater in Deer- FRYE, a few weeks She leaves Four acres of land with house. On daughter ago. brief period, the deprivation comes at Swett’s Hotel, Monday evening. Nov. 11, lng. good to choose board of for mURKEYS AND CHICKENS-Tliese are a line of street cars; 10 minutes from Union a a Mrs. Fred MAGNETIC 1896, at 7.3o directors husband, daughter, with and the JL few of our water. As APOTHECARY, especial severity, visiting ensuing year and for the transaction of any prices in the meet and grocery station; perfect drainage; Sebago three sons, a Mrs. Hail come before line: Round st ak, 10c to pork steak and fine a location as there is in Deeriug. Apply to Small, sister, committee would bo glad to know of any other business that may the meet- 12c; sausage, 10c; pork to roast; 8 l-2c; fresh ANDREW HAWES, Stroud water. ily27-tf Davis, and a brother, Mr. Charles A. NERVINE ing Per order, M. J. WALSH, Sec’y. 320 CONOR SS ST. mo who would bo willing to spend a I nov5dlw killed turkeys, 16c to 18c; iresh killed fowl, 12c to Perry, now of Boston. half hour or so occasionally in reading to 14e; fresh tripe, 8c; 10 lb tub pure lard, Easily, Permanently Restored. ffB JgSS best, 75c; best whole 10c to salt Quickly, and all rilHE WENT WORTH—Having been newly liam, 11c; WANTED—FEMALE HELP, Amos Storer. the patients. Those willing to aid in Lost Vitality, Nervous Debility, Insomnia, Failing Memory, pork by the strip, 7c: breakfast bacon, Diseases and all Weaknesses resulting from early or later JL fitted up is now opened under new English Wasting 18c; nice corned beef, 2c, 4c, 6c; 2 cans stand- Amos the oldest member of the this good work will please addross Mrs. excesses. Mailed to address management. Rooms single or in suite with Forty words inserted tinder this head Storer, SI per box, 6 for $5. any by ard pears. 25c; 2 cans standard The Pile St. Minn. modern conveniences. First class table peaches, 25c; one week for 25 cents, cash in advance. The Prices On Ail Rubber Goods. F. 124 or Japanese Curo Company, Paul, ana Y. Right Sons of the American Revolution in Mas- Seorgo French, Spring street, board in connection. For lurtber informa- pea _E. beans. 50c peck; fine cooking 594 25c and Mrs. W. S. Eaton. For sale in Portland by JOHN I). KEEFE. 205 Middle Street, JOHN WILLIAMSON. tion at the house. No. 118 molasses, 85c; best Rose potatoes, 15c sachusetts, died at Lowell at 1 o’clock enquire Spring 50c A has in Congress Street, ana GEO. M. Y OUNG, 489 Congress Street. nov9S&Wtf street. 15-4 peck, bushel: Frankfort and Bologna sau- lirANTED— lady who experience Friday morning at the age of 94. sages, 10c; pickled pigs feel, 10c; pigs head *» office work would like a position as cheese, 10c; new 2 lbs 6 cashier or to nsist in an office. Address Amos Storer was born at “Midnight Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. fir ANTED—'To from $1000 to $15,000 Malaga grapes. 25c; Lisbon, Me., buy lbs good cooking fore of S, Press Office. 9-1 * » worth of cast off clothing. I pay the raisins, 25c; quarter 180L He married Lavinia lamb, 6c: choice canned WM. M. August 22, Peculiar and Painful. ” cash for ladies’ dresses, legs lamb, 10e; corn, MARKS, highest prices 6c. JOHNSON & 24 Wilmot American 27. 182G. gents’ and children’s clothing and gent’s LAMBERT, St., lirANTED—Middle aged woman; Hopkins, January Miss Eva Gardiner of street is cash crocers. -9-1 ** two in For Myrtle winter overcoats. Gall or address le’ter Telephone, 228-5. general housework, family. was RESTflRH) IMHHOOD as- She born in Me., August the good comfortable home Unity, jonfined to the house suffering fiom a or postal to S.DE GROOT, 7t> Middle street. right person ; of sured. References Write or call at 29, 1807, and died in Dexter, Me., Decem- Too great remedy for nervous prostration and all nervous diteases 9-4 required. Book, Card leculiar accident. A day or two ago as 490Va Congress street. W. G. SMITH, Pythian ber 19, 1881. Sho was the daughter of or Miss Gardiner was down's!,-iris, InK want of trunks -AND- going Tobacco or which lead to Con- persons in Hall._5-1 and a direct MentaliLon^MarfhooaflmpotencyfNiBhtly^rnfs^Tons.^omSufErrors" Worry, e.-rresplve use of Opium, Jusiah Sarah Hopkins and ordcr wo a ™tt<'n yuar- WANTED—Alland hags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS, COLDER ;he stepped on a tack which penetrated sumption and Insanity. With every SO vjve WEATHER or man to hand friends or neigh- anteo to tho money. Sold at SI .«® per box,« boxes 598 Congress street, one door above Shaw’s descendant of Stephen Hopkins of the cure or refund Will be the progiamme for the LADYbors my samples, .^end ALBERT WOOD, ler shoe and broke off, a piece being im- lor *5.0®. UK, MOTT’S CHEMICAL GO., Cleveland, Ohio. grocery store, as we manufacture our goods approach- ing months, and as forewarned is fore- Perfumer, 716 Woodward, Detroit, Mich., Mayflower. Amos Storer’s and can therefore bottcai prices; .M .. .. grandfather In her heel. The was For sale LANDEKS & Monument Sq., Portland, Me. give armed we warn jedded physician by BABBIDGE, 17 1--4 you in time to fortify your- JOB wero trunks repaired. Open evenings. aud father ir. the Revolutionary selves and those receive onllit offer. uov4-lm PRINTER, to cut into tho foot to remove --I_____ dependent upon you for, Perfumes, PRINTERS’ >bliged EXCHANGE, War. care and protection against the severe Gardiner is now recover- lie tack. Miss vyeather, and as \ve have received our full Amos had three sons in the War ©7 1-2 Exchange Sl„ Portland. Storer line of Fall and Vinter footweur we are of the Rebellion, Charles P. Storer, hos- ng._ DOLLARS offering some rare bargains in t.lie same, call and see our Motoiman’s Balmorals; call PIANOS! steward of the loth Newman iviww w vi. and see our Men’s three FINE JOB PRINTING A pital Maine; VV nl'M-' to moke a soled boots in lace SPECIALTY. W. Storer, of the 7tli Massachu- purchase and congress. Call and see our Women’s captain jJTT" $.'.50 and $3 boots Wc All orders by melt or telephone promptly at $2.00, in needle, razor, setts battery,and Amos R.Storer who serv- "~L uew onera and wide toes, and we imv« rm«. tended la. aovileodtt at our sales- have ed in theJFirst and Fourth-Massachusetts plete lines of boy s and youth’s, misses’ and 3B. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT children’s footwear in all styles and at all Cavalry three years. s Gold under positive written guarantee, by . STEPHEN BERRY, prices. several _____ lutliorized agents only, to cure Weak Memory; NEEDED Amos Storer was the oldest member of we her When Baby was siclr, gave Castoria, Loss of Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Mai hood; that the Sons of tho A merican Revolution in Juieknese: Night Losses; Evil Dreams: Lack of JOB IF1. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, BOOK ftp PWTEtt, O.WHITE, Made in 250 styles. Confidence; Nervousness; Lassitude; all Drains; There are many attractive have for the road. Massachusetts if not in the country. He V 480 St. Square Blankets When she became she clung to Castoria, Los8 of Power of the Generative Organs in either than a Congress Opposrite Preble House. Blankets for Stable. Miss, odd at less SO. .37 PLUM ST2SE5R. octlseodtf Surcingle was in the Maine in 1857, ■ex, caused by over-exertion, Youthful or pieces been All shapes, sizes and qualities. Legislature Errors, that it would When sh® bad Children, she gave them Castoria, blxcessivo Use of Tobacco, or dollar. Ware The Best 5 A is the and voted for Hannibal Hamlin for sena- Opium Liquor, which leads to Misery, Consumption, Insanity take an expert to distinguish slightly tor. The last time that he votod was ind Death. By mail, fl a box: six for $5; with .. baker blanket. from tho Sterling, many pat- Notice. euro or Jflessenger’s used Worn 16 Years.r^ for Harrison in 1892. written guarantee to refund money. followed. Many Hava five terns are so nearly M. o. a\/C a. Thousands of testimonials. I Sample package, containing days’ treatment, Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County, Sold by all dealers. with full instructions, 25 cents. One which sample State of Maine. Cumberland ss, November Write us tor 5/A Book. “Midnight Frolic.” Lillian sold to each person mail. Kennedy. jnly by A. 1895. AYRES & SONS, Philadelphia. said the teacher, “what is tha 2d, 1)., we WM. Monday Evening. City Hall, 15, 25, 35, •‘Johnny,” Sold by J. II. Hammond, corner Free Free Me- and fTVHISisto give notice, that on the 1st day Drawing School for neaping of a compromise.'” Center Sis.; L. C. Fowler, corner Congress 26M.W&8 tnrm 50 cents. and. X of November, A. I)., 1895, a Warrant in are “a compromise is bafayett1 Sts., and H. P. S. Goold, 581 chanics. Twentieth Year. “Well,” said Johnny, Con STEVENS SILVER C0„ Insolvency was issued out of the Court of In- has a Hess St.. Portland, Me. Picturesque Maine. vhat a boy tries to make when he solvency for said County of Cumberland, offering This school will be on the of of and a good deal against the estate of opened evening Mr. Edward C. Swett will deliver >ocket full apples, Nov. 12. 1885. at 7.10 o’clock at Mechanic’s his The “Hone Siiversmilhs,” FRED ELLSWORTH of Port at Digger boy comes along and tells him that ROBERTS, Hall, and will continue four months free of FiRST CLASS lecturo “Picturesque Maine,” at CONGRESS ST. land, City those will get 573 charge to mechanics, apprentices reasonable f he doesn’t give up apples,tie ANDERSON, ADAMS & cT to bean Insolvent Debtor, on petition journeymen, uuder tho of Bosworth adjudged or those intending to tollow mecliancal Hall, auspices Journal. of said Debtor, which was filed on pursuits lis face pushed.’’—Somerville Local petition from anypart of the state. Three classes will he XP X Jh- 1ST O S Post at an date. Tho lecture has WILLIS A. CATES, Manager. the 1st of A. D. 1895, to which early Fire Insurance day November, formed, one for one for mechan- prices. Agency, date interest on claims is to be architecture, recoivod tho commendations “the computed. ical. and one for advanced in fourth highest .•Buck” Ewing calls Bond’s Extract That the of debts to or pupils 3 5 Isohange Street, payment any brandies. A part of the lessons in each class Squares OR ALSO from tho journals. Mr. no substitute. by said Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of FOR SALE RENT; Metropolitan best in the world” Accept [JOHACK ANDEHSClN. will be devoted to Free Hand Drawing. Pupils him are forbidden law. and Swett has received through the courtesy any property by by will he required to furnish themselves with all That a of the creditors of said Horse Blankets meeting necessary implements and stationary. None O 3RL C3r !S of Mr. C. Oliver ]selin,a fine stereopti- Parent-What I Engaged yourself El&S&iS: T^a. Debtor, to prove their debts and choose one Wealthy ctl9 Portland, under 14 years of age admitted. Applications Uprights. 'J he idea eodlyr or more of his estate will be held or at eon view of tho Defender under full sail, Lo young Tapestre? Outrageous! assignees will ho received until davof openinglbv ABN hit Very Fancy Plain GOOD STOCK at a Court of to be holden at Probate if a marrying a mere store Insolvency W. I.OAVKI.L. 513 street. Novodtd with her crew of .Stato of Maiue sailors Van juneberry and Court Room, in said Portland, ip said County of Congress MO, 164 6-2 EXCHANGE ST. from Deer Isle, which he will show in ;lerk! OPERA GLASSES. Cumberland, on the 18th day of November, Daughter—But he isn’t a sic-re clerk now, LOW PRICES. A. D., 1895, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. MR. GEORG V. WIEREX, GRESSEY JONES & ALLEN’S his lecture. I have just imported the largest and best line of Given under my hand the date first above —AT— papa: Lo is a gentleman of leisure. iu this Opera Glasses ever shown city. They in. written. C. L. BUCK NAM. of the German language and •lude a number of new that are Xeaclier Wealthy Parent—Eh? patterns entirely G. as the Court of MUSIC HOUSE. ISover defer a vital matter. A cough and will you. #3.00 to James WIcGlauflin, Deputy Sheriff, Messenger of llieratur. For references and terms ad- mique surely please #25.00 said Cumberland. oet28eodti be when Dr. Buli’s Daugbtei—Yes, he’s been discharged— Glasses to let AlcliKNTs'EY, the 61 Preble St. Insolvency i'or County of shonldn’t neglected Opera Jeweler J Harness Maker* a“w P0V4&11 dress Chadwick House. »ep23-*od3ui. W. P. HASTINGS.’ Cough Syrup will cure it at once. New York Weekly. i Monument Square, octldtf octSO STEAMERS. RAILROADS. r John A Brigg n isrixiANiors.__ 22 BALTIMORE—Cld 8th. ship ______e vision of is almost uneecessary. The Butter, cream, choice, Vi <823Vsc, __miscellaneous. figures for j Butter, fair to good, 2l)@22C. Batch, Liverpool. _ .-„,,nBhec; as follows: hase. Ee Wiscassef & Railroad Co figures are about Butter. North, choice, Ar 9til, snlis Jennie Lippett.t !_ 25 and Steamboat Co. | Quebec i»@2U, Salem; Warren Portland Boothbay Ohio and Ta X X and above., Butter, unit, crm 14® 15c. Jennie F Willey, Bulger, On and after Nov., 4th 1895. Trains will Penn. X.17 Va@18 Va Sore An /EOLIAIM Ohio and Butter, Western ladles 11. Hamilton, for Lips \ FALL ARRANGEMENTS. leave Wiscassett lor China and way stations at and Wis. X and above.i7 @17^ new do ch'ce M Deeriug, Mich, Cheese, Northern, 10Vs®ll;Wst, aICId Oth?schaLydia Will enable you to have music in your home at :».18 a. m. and 3. 55 p in., arriving in China at Ohio and No 1 clothing.20 @2* Venn. 9@10c. Boston, any aud ail times, without tho aid of a musi- 12.00 a.nr and 0.56 p. in. New York Stock and Market. 1 @20 East 8th, sch Douglas Haynes, Sore Money Michigan No 'clothing.19 Eggs, hennery choice, 2655)30: 21@23. BBATH—Ar Lungs cian. After Sept, a, Returning Trains leave China at 6.00 a. m. < Uiio delaine, fine.21 @22 Eggs. Mich. other Western 20®2i.c, and passed up. used Monday, 22®23c; for No-tom It can be by every member of tlie | and 12.15 p.m., arriving in Wiscassettat 9,05 (By Telegraph.) delaine.20 @21 Beans, l 50®l 2 55. Sld 8th. sc.li Clara Goodwin, Michigan pea, 6(>;mediums, 45@1 barque Clara family, as tlie operation of playing it is so a. m. and 2. 57 p.m. Ohio No 1 @22Ya Beans, 65:red kid.l CAPE HENRY-Passed out 9th, Sore NEW YORK. Nov. 9. combing.20 yei. eves, 1 60ofi 45@1 56. Throat tiial it can lie learned with a J. P TUCKER...... 19 for simple by anyone Steamer Supt. No 1 combing 021Va Beans foreien, 1 40(5.'i 45. E McG livery, from Baltimore i rnle- Enterprise GeiiM on call 1 Va per cent. Prime mer- Michigan And any re- few days’ practice. RICHARD T. RUNDLETT, Mgr. Money @2 Fine unwashed & unmerchantable. 13 @15 Hebrons bush. sclis Gov Ames, Norfolk Ipr Providence, soreness anywhere, promptly Potatoes,Aroostook Co. 38@00c toi B this It is not a mechanical instrument, hut is Will leave East Boothbay Monday at 7.15 maylS uOmos was quoted atoaSVa percent. Unwashed @ / NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. miscellaneous._ DR. AT WILLISTON. Gospel of Christ,to holp him to that BRIEF JOTTINGS. GUTTERSON lie will high- j er when have a house in- is in THE PBE5S. plane Third 10 on back Ou? Fitter’’ always of tho Woman’s stead of a wigwarm, Holds instead of has plaits yoke, ‘‘Expert The annual meeting Three to customei s Reasons Why the Home Missionary a plow in j attendance to lit them Maine Indian Association will be ad- hunting grounds place of a R, LIBBY. TODAY. books instead of !j0 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ^^^Association Should Re Supported, ride, and scalps. 66 dressed Rev. Geo. H. Gutterson of tho debt to tho . """ by We owe a black man. The — L. H. American Association this first cargo of slaves taken to Jamaica Sclilosberg. Missionary At line Oweu, Moore & Co. Williston cliurcb yosterday monring John W. See at bottom. ovening in the Friends’ meeting house was by Capt.^ Hawkins in tho postscript the H. P. McCarthy. Rev. tieorgo H. Gutterson of Boston, brig Jesus. Think of that, and they Ha l & Co. at 7.30. Miss Tarbox of the State street Lewis, field him in England for tho 1895. tucks ■who S. A. Maddox. secretary of tho American Home knighted doing Newport, Oct. 24th, choir has consented to sing a solo. and his coat of arms was a slave Larrabee. kindly A work of it, Missionary ssociation,spoke of the around his neck. He “J. R. LIBBY: J. ii. All are invited to attend. with a rope thought Libby. cordially of the is desire L. Palmer. organization he represented. He ho was doing Cod’s service did Sir John for the J. Frolic,” City Hall, tonight. We accept your 25 per cent discount offer FINANCIAL. “Midnight a graceful and and is tho- Hawkins, as they called him after that. 5 1-2, Hay- oasy speaker, Portand Trust Company. A meeting of Hokomo Loft, Abraham Lincoln tool; the cord of slav- 671 Sample Night Gowns and will ship them at once. roughly familiar with his subject. of the to makers, is called for this evening at the ery from the neck black man,' but He began by the'romark of a about PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.” New To For Lost, Found of No. I. quoting there is another cordf him. Wants, Let, Sale, wigwam Machlgonne Tribe, 3, that and Similar advertisements will be found under distinguished writer that tho greatest It is like the cord binds tile unac- 0. R. at 7.30 o’clock. A full atten- have lieir heads on Page 6. M., traveller in tho Alpine moun- aspropriate progress made by tho world come through customed WHAT ot Ladies’ dance is tains to the guide. We are up ONE of the best manufacturers requested. some in climbing No apparent disaster,that reality,but of God you and but others All members of Canton Ridgeley, the heights I, Muslin Underwear us. them "Mrs. Winslow's the world and this is after and Soothing Syrup’* projects forward, arc following us, there is a cord THAT’S telegraphed to be 1, P. M., are requested present and true of the spiritual as well as the scien- that binds us together, the strong followed the with a letter been used over Years million eve- They dispatch expressing surprise has Fifty by at the regular meeting Wednesday the weak. As a nation and tiflie truth. The world is fast coming are helping fitted. of mothers for their children while Teeth- followed a wo can not wre should exact more discounted nine. Tho work will be by as indivduals hope for suc- that any discount from already price soothes the to the time whon it will take a weaker ing, with perfect success. It great step cess until these, our brothers, have clam supper. list. child, softens the gums, allays Pain, cure forward, and will come up to the idea of been lifted up to the full standard of The Twitchell-Cbamplin Company will i Wind regulates the bowels, and is the tho brotherhood of man. The wbrld is Christian manhood. Colic, de- close their store and manufacturing Kev. Dwight M. lJratt said a few best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising drawing oldser together. This is seen in at 1 in. earnest words in commendation of tho the shoulder to the bottom of back Sea the postscript below. from teething or other causes. For sale by partments Monday p. politics and is seen everywhere We un- the association, and a collection Be sure and work of PASS THESE Draggistsin every part of the world. Sunday was damp considerably “From high grade derstand but little of the forces at work, was then taken up. Greenland’s yoke. $1.00 and ask for Mrs. WTinslow’s SoothiDg Syrup colder; a disagreeable day. Mountains.” was sung, and Mr. to but in some way wo feel that our life is Icy WE Night Gowns along you £5cts. a bottle. In future to dry tho fire department Pratt-pronounced the beuediotion. See toe postscript below. bound up in all other lives. This has service Alderman Little has to At the evening Mr. Gutterson at the usual hose, arranged come to bo felt everywhere. The fortunes three-quarters for a second tlmo, addressing a the wet hose loosely on tho radiators of tho man on tho and the man oil spoke lay Nile, and attentive aduionce. There are 671 of and are Tho large price. them, Baby cried, in coils so that the air can circulate free tho Kennebec bound together. unification of the world is moving on, and hose __ 1 a-l,_ _,1 ,.4-' 4-lw. K«.,4K/vnlw.r»l not a bad one Mother sighed, ly inside and out, dry equally. Lillian in the entire lot. “Midnight Frolic.” Kennedy. SPECIAL SPICE for this While with some dyna- more Castoria l experimenting of men is being more and believed. City 35, Doctor prescribed: Monday Evening, Hall, 15, 35, Garments that are made mite cartridges at the military range Fri- On this truth “God is my father and. the Sample sale will be 100 Gowos father of other man” rests the mis- UU CULHiS. A was cut every day, Myles Standish severely to sell the are sions of the world. A lawyer said at a year’s stock by, al- by that cut. about the face the of a shell. represented Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters possess by explosion recent meeting in Boston, “I feel that for Water Front Notes. are a sure the sheriffs have made with and in an exquisite flavor and proven During the last week mv sake and for thejsake of my children, ways great care, The steamer Manhattan, Captain all diseases of the digestive organ, Two cases I 'must do all I can to send tlio Gospel tive for made over eighty seizures. the best manner. of Christ to the that my homo was several hours late yesterday, ■Wfvrfj tfottnn. heathen, Bragg, in Malden rests to some degree for its been detained in New York by a morn- 3 have having See the postscript below. 50 at 10 o’clock Monday The Lincoln Club engaged City on our sending tho Gospel with PERSONAL. safety very thick fog, the like of whioli caused Hall for their on February’12. its civilizing influences to all the world.” banquet to the Fall River line steamer ing. We have to come as citizens up to the disaster Isaac C. Atkinson, was in town yester- This means that the rafters will ring. got of Jesus Christ. The stranded steamer was 50 at 3 o’clock after- at this high standard Puritan. See the postscript below. Monday day, but proposes to return to Belfast The Twitchell Champlin Co. will close association I do not want to talk of the boarded Bragg, who said that THESE TWO of the by Captain noon. ono9, having the general direction their store and manufactury department, or of its debt; speaking we have properly she to bo a stranded island the a financial embarrass appeared te.ll half building of a summer hotel to look today, November Uth, at 10 o'clock. no debt; but only CUTS; they line of No more—and at no other hour. is She seemed to be resting easy, and he SCRUTINIZE Night Robes re- nor is there muoh,that new,that of Gowns after. Mr. Atkinson is a'vory busy man A large fleet of coasters were lying in ment, story of two lines can bo said on this subject. In reality thought would be got off unless there this cut has At 41 tents each. the lower harbor 75 or 100 be elsewhere at THEpresented by these days. Saturday, are in this would cheap there but two things world, come a and the that should up heavy wind, a round one John B. Curtis has gone to Atlanta, sail in all. God and man, but there are ways of shorter yoke than Limit—Not more than two to sea break her up. All the other steamers $1.25. New a four- things. and from thero proposes to go to The George E. Walcott, large presenting first one is made of fine the cut and three rows