PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. 3 CENTS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862—-VOL. 19. PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1881 _PRICE The English reaches its destination in New and THE PORTLAND DAILY People. Bngland; PRESS, MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS THE PRESS. all th-se England* are closely connected by ______Pnblithed erery day (Sundays excepted s) by the race ties. The Roman Emperor called upon Opening Lecture of Edward A. Freeman’s Varus to give him back his legions, bat if the PORTLAND FITBLISHING CO. THURSDAY OKTOBER 20. result of the conflict in bad been dif- X0RMN6, Institute. Germany Course at the Lowell neither the At 109 Exchange St., Portland. ferent, Magna Charts of England nor the Federal Constitution of America woald Terms: Dollar, ft Year. To mall eubsaril Eight We do not read anonymous letters and common have found a place on the page of history. in Seven Dollar, a Year, if paid in ad vanes. cations. Tlje name and address of the writer are In Edward A. Freeman, the English historian, all cases not for THE MAIXe”sTATE PRESS Indispensable, necessitrily publica- gave the first lecture of his course of six at the [Detroit Poat.J tion but as a guaranty of good faltb. * tailed ererv Thursday Morning at $2.60 I Lowell Iustitute, Monday evening. A summa- Dress Reform. paid GRANDLY We cannot to return undertake or v« com year, if paid In advance at $2.00 a year. pres of Mr. Freeman’s lecture is here mnnicatlons that are not used. ry given: : One inch of The I have chosen is not a new Rates of Advertising .pace, thi subject Mrs Jones Tries the New Rational Dress. earth of column, constitutes a “square.** theme. Can I find anything now to say about $1.60 per square, daily Bret week, 76 oents pel Every regular attache of tbe Passe is famished tbe English people, their origin and later his- insertions or week after; three lew, $1.00; sontinn ARTIST PHOTOGR with ft Card cerridofttc sigued by Stanley Pullen, tory7 I shall not probably say anything in every other day after flrst week, 60 cents. Mrs. Jones had been about the teg Editor, All steamboat and hotel these lectures which I have not already said to reading Half .quart- three Insertion, or lew, 76 oents railway, manager; Some other or in some oi the writ- rational dress reform movement aud the mer- on# week, $1.00; 60 cent, per week after. OPENED FALMOUTH H will confer a favor upon us by credentials gathering, OPPOSITE demanding Special one-third additional. ings with which I have cumbered the earth. its of she made her Notices, of every person claiming to repre sent oar Journal. the divided skirt, and up Under head of “Amusements” and “Aucno* With A Grand Stock and Grand Low Prices But with the change of place there may be a mind to follow the illustrious example of Bales,” $2.00 per square per week; three inner Work a change in theiuterest of the subject. Events Lady tions or leu. Fine Portrait Specialty. $1.60. Fine Goods A of the first importance on the other side may Harberton and wear the new costume. It re- Advertisements inserted In the "Maine State Specialty. General John C. Fremont has Facilities for life Size Crayons. resigned assume a different rank here. I stand before considerable to do this in the Pees. (Which hu a large circulation in every pari Especial quired courage as Governor of Arizona, and it is this as a member of one commu- of th# State,, for $1.00 per square for flrst inser- Aim:—TO PLEASE. thought you day great face of and Mr. but with the the members of both society Joues, tion, and 60 oents per square for each aubuqnent _Jly7oodtf N. P. Banks nity addressing another, that General will be his suc- of a came Inker, ion. of whom have a common interest in the histo- help down-town dressmaker Mrs J. Address all communication, to cessor. of the folk. out full the skirt fitted like a ___ ry, the laws, the legends English fledged, divided PORTLAND PUBLISHING OO. I have choSen for my title “'The Euglish Peo- Two-thtrds of the buckwheat of mitten on a man’s nose, the jacket was jaunty, the ple in their Three Homes,” and of these three the collar nobby and the Derby hat rakish. ROBES, HATS, country is grown in Ifew York and Penn- homes 1 am now standing in the newest and ENTERTAINMENTS. vastest. 1 trust it will be me to ex- It was a sensible aud rational dress without sylvania, and the season for buckwheat permitted tend the meaning of the term New Euglaud to doubt. No flowing drapery to catch in cog- ' cakes aud sausages is at hand. the whole Uuited Stales f America. A new wheels, no superfluous material to propitiate England implies an older England, and it is of neat but not as that Horse Jersey Congr*s«, Single sole, Bevel edge, French Within a day or two a pressure has been that older England that 1 am to speak to you, fashion, gaudy, snug C and O. Blankets, calf, Hand sewel, AAA, B. of that, older community which shares the his haven of a woman's soul, a man’s dress, pic- KELLOGG brought to bear upon President Arthur in tory of the new. But this is not the whole of to avoid Mrs. favor of the selection of turesque enough ugliness. GRAND CONCERT COMPANY. General Longstreet uij subject. 1 must ask this older Euglaud to Jones felt that the long wished for dress for as the representative of the South in the look hack in turn. If I ask you to look to your I must ask both to look back to woman was at lust consummated, and she new mother-land, GLOVES. Cabinet. to she was CITY ~H ALL, MEN’S the mother-laud of them both. I have not went down stairs teil Bridget going » ventured to of own as Old out for the afternoon. Before she had time to Drs. W. A. Hajmmond an d J. Marion speak my country 20 Ei For it is au older however, Bridget opened on her: Thursday Even’g Oct. Double sole, Hand sewed Congress Boots, A, B, gland. beyond Euglaud speak, Sims say they they will not in and I of as a child and “Oh, critter! However did ye Wolf to & Knox finest ha* C and D. testify sup- still, speak my England ye bayiheu R<»bes, $9 00, $10.00 $15.00. Dunlap Shape Hats, of that older E The old git into the house? Be off wid ye or I’ll crack Pir*t at pe**ravce in America, after rf thee years of j m*,e* port of the mal-practice theory in defense of colony ngland. Eng- the world*reuowne