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The New York herald., 1875-09-01

THE ASTOR HOUSE rs RE0PENED TO-DAY BY
MesrrA ALLEN A DAM having been extensively altered
and nrnishod with the appointments Of nss class moo
ern hotel
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

boo bfVOADWAI, OOHNbN bUND, NEW 1OKk-
BRooKLYE-7e COURT ST.. CORNER LIVINGSTON
JERSEY c1ry-2es GROVE ST., CORNER SECOND.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
VOLUME 3S--NUMBER 1879.

t. ways of virtue and decencv. They
have sinned: but is there auy one sin
IN the dark catalogue of human trlities
that has been exempted from pardon.
and which any Divine law has excluded
from hope of repentance and reform
Does society presume to repeal the laws
of God and set at naught the teachings
of the compassionate Saviour of man
kind Men may lapse from purity and
violate the laws of chastity, and society
will treat ii almost : Il venial offence.
They may ruin the innocent and turn
then steps upon that path which takes
hold on hell. and yet they are not Ic-
%arded as outcaSts and made To feel
that there is no hope for them in this
world and scarcely Il chance for saliva
ton III the next. 1t hardly affects their
opportunities in life or their standing
III society. Even women with social
influences may Ice known us not alto
gcihrr without sin in his regard. pro-
\ldrd they aIc ciIcumSpcct. and vet
face society without hluShing, and keep
then hold upon IcSprctabilitN. But let
Il poor @irl. ignorant or !rirndlcSs. or
lacking experience III the WAYS of the
world and the bold assurance that il
gives. make one slip under the influence
of sore temptation or the wileS ot Il
hclrlless dcceiNer. and she is thrust
upon the road to death and must hide.
hrl face forever. She may weep through
the hours of darkness and bcWail her
"ntraS1 state: she may long for kindly
Offers OF encouragement Ia return to
NiItur. hul they will moi come \irtu-
oIIS women shrink from her a. Il thin"
dctilr'l. and would regard Il touch "t
her hand aS pollution. She may sit 10y
the lonely WIN> nf life and cay ''unclcan.
unrlcan. and II" one will take pity ON
her.
J. the decree ui ~ocirl\ that shuts
the gates of mercy on these poor cr.n-
tues Il IightcurIS cdict. and does it
come from Il Christian >piIit l. il
the ~lnlr>onr>s oi men .iud women in
that %ildrd pavilion of rvsprrtahiltN
that leads them to prlt these poor ont
casts with STONES Ih"II>and< nf them.
like this Nr.tchrd "irl. VIII" led Il life
she l"Ithcd under Il name false. like her
surroundings. would ht glId to escape
tI"m II If amy encouragement were Civ
rn them. Their sin does not cut them
oil from the possibility of virtue more
than amy other. II is the unmrrrilnl
decision of society. of men and women
VIII" ASSUME to Judge, forgetting that
they are to he judged. which cuts them
of from all hope. and makes their only
escape from the gllastll ending of II life
"t Vice tn hc the obscure and unmarked
grave of the Nretrhcd suicide BDsfOn
GIObr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

ting-needle, the latter being all that is
required for II ten horse power engine
Notwithstanding the enormous power
of this vapor. however. the discovcrcr
claims that an explosion would do far
less damage than an ordinary boiler cX-
plOSIOn. because, us soon aS the Vapor
came in contact with the outside atmoS-
phcre. II would instantly revert to its
original elements all and water. How
tins remarkable vapor is produced. as
well as some other points about the in
vcntlon. Mr. kerly doesn't propose to
tell till he has got the patents for which
he has applied. both i'll this country
and abroad. but IL number of Skillful
mechanics. who have examined the
machine as far as he will allow. believe
it will accomplish all that is claimed for
IT. and business men in variouS cities.
including Il number in Worcester. have
pledged II large amount of capital for
the purchase of the invention, if its
practicahilitN is established. II is need
less to enlarge upon the effects of the
invention. if il should accomplish what
Is expected 10y lis believers: il would
simply rcN"luti"miZc many Oft he worlds
industrial Interests. But We imagine
that most people will not place much
confidence in it till il has demonstrated
lis power hey ond question.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
"One More Unfortunate" "

y brief paragraph in i New York
paper chronicles tine fact that Margaret
Smith, "nth"rwi>c known as May~ic
Belmont. an inmate of Il house of bad
character in West Twenty sixth street. :"
took poison last Sunday afternoon, and
died before midnight. 1t is further
stated that she had resided in the house
about thrc" Years, had hroodcd much
over the life she WAS leading. and until
lately had cherished II desire to reform,
hnt at last gave it up a$ hopeless and
sunk INTO despair. ending in ~niridc
How much of mental torture and hope
less Ncarning iS covered in that brief
record And why is it that those
wrctched creatures. who have been led
10y one malign influence or another in
t" Il life of sin, have no hope of reform
Is it an inevitable decree that their
feet 90 down to death" and their
"steps take hold on hell" in spite of
ANYTHING they can do or that can he
done for them
OF the thousands whose feet are ON
that terrible path, very many appre-
cIate its horrors and shudder at its
termination. They would willingly
turn back if kind hand were stretched
out To take theirs and to lead them in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
A New Motive Power.

The new motor, which l. to super
rc,l,. steam. If il works IL, its diScoN crcr
expects. continues to attract the aitrn-
ti"n ni mechanics. all "NrI the country,
and il ought to hc settled pretty soon
whether il is really going I" amount to
anNrhiug nI not John W kerlN of
Philadelphia is the inventor. and what
he claims to have discovered H. Il lapor
produccd from wafer and air without
the Intervention of chemicals. galNam-
ISM. electricity or heat. with Il force
equal to II pressure of from 20, ,Om to
III. 900 pounds to the square inch. This
seems impossible. though. after all. il
is not :" very much mere wonderful
than the application of steam ana elec-
tricltN. but some mechanical experts,
who have examined Keelv's invention.
think II Is going 1" prove all that he
claims. 1he VapoT l. Of such enormous
power that it has been difficult to in
vent apparatus which would allow the
production ot II sufficiently small amount,
and to facilitate its reduction la Il force
that could be practically applied, hut
Mr.. kcely thinks that he ha, overcome
both these difficulties, and claims that
he can run his machine aS easily as IN
ordinary Nram engine. The apparatus
consists of II generator three feet high,
two feet long and ii foot deep-a re
ceiVcr of wrought iron-with il capacity
of 20 gallons and IL feed pipe which
conveys the Vapor To an ordinary steam
engine, III which il can be used without
any material alterations. The bore of
the feed pipe varies in size from the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
a'nsiness DIRECTORY.

..u.. Eirinr>S dHd LocdiiOH 81 Hc Irud-
.., E,,>iurSr HoHScS in 81. .JOhRSbuyU.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
.t-kIlL : SONS. H"yt- Block. K Il. -
Ap"tIe"ari"s.
u..rINN ~. = Bank Block Main ST
NitnrnrN~ II: Law.
..,ut NAY over L. K. office. and Post Onicr.
.>A IpE Nn.2 Calcl"mrrm BIN. up stairs
WIII\ED Main 81. over hall \ Flrtrhrr's :
.-. E.rI E-lt.. lInkrr.
I:nnl- and stationery.
t,.. lEpA HOWELL. Calrd"nian El'k. Main 81.
Book Binders.
4 >IuNEN CO.. Ats Monument square
HlInk>--L".aI and business.
4 ZONE \ co. Monument Square.
takers aud C"ni.ction-re.
,.,--N \ BRADLEY. Main Street.
Chilling. Hats and Caps.
.H< ypOI.E. Bank Block. "pp"~itr ST johns
.r Iiou-,. dealer ia Er;,dl Made Cl"t hing Hat :
.a,. OPS G,ut- Furnishing G""d>, etc. etc.
tinthin;: Enr Wen and B"N>.
..l IlII;E\NkS y 60, Fairbanks Village.
,rnrL..r, t.Ii~- and stone Ware.
80 iAIl.HANk~ y co, Fairbanks Village.
,,Io,in.. rlr..r- Iilngins-, Window shades.
.IIAIEEANK~ \ 90. Fairh.mh, Village.
Dentists.
PERKINS Cilrl"ri1u I;l"ck Main street.
...NIEA >NIrll Tui"u El"ck Main Street
" |. Gn"d>. Grncrri.> aud Fruits.
..lHIA~N PEIrENGII.L. Eastern Avenue
r, ,""d- aud Ladies' Fame, Goods.
u % uilI \,rulr El"ch. L. L. Street.
81 I1IEEANh>A CO. Fairbanks Village.
Flour and Feed.
.... lIhI:ICll \ co, Eastern Avruur
furniture and Ca-krt~.
.f.Ls -Nlr~EE. Main Street.
u-p1IFA ElENHAM. OddFcll"wS Hlk K Il 81
anil, '.r"crrir> and Fruits.
q Vi COOK \ co. Eastern Avrnur.
Ill" Manufacturer.
I..u,nlul File Works. opp Passenger Depot.
'.r"crri"> aud housekeeping Goods.
. tAIi:E\Nk> y CO. Fairbanks \illl.-.
Insurance, uii-I
~NLGE\I .EuaI l;ailr"id Street.
Iron Founder am,I Marhini>t.
3D. El LLILl. North ,ud l.. Il. Street
Merchant Tailur-.
\rlEWuuD pmvillr Block. Il. r. Street
photographs.
90 ''lIrFuEp Calrdonin Block. Main Street
't" u HASTINGS Browns Block. Main st
i'r'ml"r> and Publishers.
STONE \ 60. raIrd"uiam Block, Main St.
>tn,"- and Tin Ware.
. llEl' HER. Eastern Avenue.
# b. s. l'p WopDEIFF Railroad Street
""hLEl. Eastern Avenue.
Watches. .i"wrlry and Toys.
'. 'EnN ROW ELL. Cilrd"niIn Bl'L Main 81.
H'j"iiIuN Euilrond street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
The Olden Time.

An old resident of Vermont writes
WAS born and brought up i'll Il log
house with II stone chimney. and well
remember The mode of keeping the fire
over night. or going half IL mile To a
nri%hhor> ion Il coal in the morning.
Many are the meals that have eaten
tiIom Il wooden howl) of bean bridge
or milk and roasted potatoes. we'll
remember the mode of dress in oldcn
times, when men wore home made cloth
both summer and winter. ln summer
they W"Ic what is called tow cloth,
made from flax raised on the farm and
in winter what they called frockimg,
made of wool. blue and white striped
Ihr women. too. wore cloth of their
own making. They caldcd and spun
the wool and flax. have now in my
pO>>c>>iun Il pair of old hand cards,
such as they used in those DAYS have
10y me two old wooden stamps that
were my great glindmotlrr's. that she
used Ia stamp calico with in old times.
| can we'll remember my old cowhide
shoes and the knit lcggins. with strings
To tie them down. remember the
times when they rode gu horseback
my grandfather had one of the old
fashioned pilliunS to ride behind on
the >tnrIIp MAS Il piece of wood with II
leather strap attached to il. | remcm-
her the tlist wagon that came in town.
| have Il paIr of the old SNOW shoes and
have walked many miles on them, and
think could walk on them now, al
though | have not been ON them for
several NeaS. | well remember when
Il man 10y the name of Levi Crosby used
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

y MODEL CALIFoENIA FARM. A. II.
Chandler of Suttcr county has II little
field "t ZOO acres III grain. presenting
til" finest prospect for Il noble crop: 10
acres III iaI>In grapc-NlneS. Il fine or
cIrari OF apples. peaches. nccIarimcs.
ii%> and aprIcotS. pears and. indeed.
everything" that grows in Il Scmi-trnpi-
cal climate. He has his own black
smith and wagon shop, also his barley
mill to grind his own stock feed Mr.
Chandler lives in his large two story
house. in the midst of this ranrh in Il
sly IL thai would break the heart. and
purse, too. of some oi our old fashioned
economical farmers. while he need not
work half :" hard aS they. His resi-
demrc Is supplied hN water furnished 10y
means of il No. u domblc-:irtion force
pump, which supplies sufficient wafer
i"r lrrl%atin" his garden and orchard
when necessary. From the reservoir.
which is elevated higher than the hnuSp.
water is supplied up and down stairs.
hot and cold. at all hours The house.
and farm III THEN arrangement manifest
Il large degree of skill. taste and energy
on the part of Mr.. Chandler. while the
furnishing and indoor arrangements
exhibit that female ingenuity. good
ta>t" and refinement which our Amcri-
can lady of culture invariably displays.
.U"tysrW" ippeoi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

VI. -Tp l. ~ co.
.,Idirr~' Monument, 81. .Iohnsbury.
..r,,,..-Ou, cop, per annum ------.----- $3.50
r...tN in adv incr -------------- 800
l. subscriber will lind on his paper in con
~" %. .r- uiu.. th,. date to which hc has paid
.... .....fpr - necessary.
,,..,.-Ir.,. in caledonia County. Subscri
ti.l- county viii remit 18th their sub
. log. cents IN addition i"r postage. aS the
....lrr,.- Ill postage on the Tdied"I,idn to
.... ,.i. ,l,,.. Al the 81 Johu~bury Post Office
,.r.,aiin: uf all kinds done At living prices
'"' and uIlIrru machinery and -killful work,
.., tIl .lnr- uG .l"h Printing can br done as
-.Lrtp - "a the cities.
,.t i:i.tnl-. taid and Paper stock constantly
Eitr- of Advertising:
.,i.,I! luro one ihch spaced one week. s1.OO
l.t,h cont IIuutnrr... -:
.-.4u,. ,t lIn'-l "nr N""k,.----- -
It,h ruutIuutnCr.. IL
.,r.. u,u,- inch ut -pIcrl per year, 10
.-. .tsl- per srr teach hnrl. .------.------l.uO 40
....- I-lI.,,~ N"ricr. 10 Legislature etc.I 30
..i.,.- p,r square. unr week ---.------ -
40 t,.II utnuInC''.. .------ 81
..,...,is,,', Tip>fr1t.i ,rH CHtS f,renty-
% .r.f-t.,-, ,r.r >rIic rates. y" ubjrcfioHu
..t.. .a..t. r.-s,r"I dtd H"ihing bUf ieJifiindtc
ff ...t.f aUitrtfrd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
JufrLs.

ST. JOIiNSIsIRY HOUSE
A'H IiEEEi. 81. JOHNsBrRf. VI
GEO Il. WALKER Proprietor
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. BOWMAN, Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
:. H. SEN MOIR q CO. Proprictors.
MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
\ hrNtclaSs Hotel with all the modern improve
mrnts Accommodations for 300 GUESTS
y. i. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
FKASkLIN SQUARE. HosroS.
\ first class hotel in every respect.
'Fo'kER BUCK. Proprirt"rs
ST. JULIAN HOTEL,
PORTLAND. MAINE
GEO. f. WARD, Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL,
221 WASHINGTON STREET Rosrnx
on the American and European Plan
y H. STEVENS. Proprietor
Formerly of rr"ttrr House. Bradford
GLEN HOUSE. New Hampshire.
This fav"rt- Summer Resort open from June II
I" October |, ls15. W. & e. K. MILIIKFN
'Au%m Pr"prct"rs.
1875. 1T. LEON SPRINGS. 1879.
This fIvnrtr resort for iuvslids and pleasure
seekers will hr open fnr the reception nf guests the
first "i June. TERMS 81 ~ per dem
JAS. X. GILMAND
Z. ": J0HNS0N Prorrirtor-.
+. e. SARGENT
7i-~5 JAS. X. GILMAN. Manager
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
CHAPTER IL.

For three days | watched the faces
and studied the characters of the Young
men whom | was assisting to examine.
but chiefly | kept my eyes on this
young Candido Ives, who fascinated me
not only by the resemblance t" my
friend that lurkcd in his face and hear
ing, but 10y the half indolent power
which seemed to lurk i'll his nature. He
was keen, but his keenness was not
the sharp imquisitivenesS of the North.
but certain stilettO-like thrust com
ing uuawares from so soft ii hand.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

Dealers in
.,' Hi FANCY GOODS ROOTS and SHOES.
,...... r.,i.v,t rl.,t,a,, xi,,, p,,,.,
E,rly I',, At th,, Inwr~t rrir..- nt
.,...,,. .". Nr" "dd Fellow, Block
:
VI q. mouGuToS. VI. d..
.''h'',,H HII riINNI'IAN \ SURGEON.
r....., '.' '''-'' ""''i'r !"
.'N iIH y u "a NIl GOODS.
N'-' Linen aud White ,ioods Ac
-..a N.,. opp \ {. l,,rn,.r. 81 .I"I,nshury VI
'' ''' NtN Eii.
'.i ',-.r.u... ,,,r Of 'hurch and Srrin,' Sts.
u,<t, "
>'iN t>itR n co.,
nt,lFIj> N
MEATS AND GrnCErIES
"'''' hl"'A Railroad street.
Etr,, ,,,.
i..Ir.I ,ii,rf - I,,Iu-Lu,, VI
.., @',, ,I . 40 ~, ~r,ry Cunts "r Vermont and
' UI.A. :, . ',
~ hAlh9'
H\EIi,-rr ,.v-. . A.,
nFurEsI
..'..,l. '.,", . EIEN AND MEATS.
- '""''"'''N'
Ut IIAND & FOLSOM.
-
p-.
' a..,r1-...., n"'" '''''''
l,-r,l, ...,.". ,.i''''". i'r- Folsom residence
= f.a4r 4 IN NJ 1 NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

fi i;i>E \ RATES,
LhWl Frs.
.''.I"ii ,Iirrt II. -Iohu-burN Vt.
.' ',' 80 Tho >Itt,. Courts nf Vermont and
"'"r-t'lr. and III the T. :. Courts.
" 'N. II. {. BATES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02
bR. u. 4. <I.N Ell.

~ IT. 7 VI. " T.I.I..
10 VERMONT.
'.' .'".".''.. COZ. "f Church and Sprin. Sis
"N\iit>. >NINESTEK n CO.,
htNlFE~ N
"a : u q Roc ERIES
Nud- lI"ch Railroad street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

"BELMONT"
tEuropean HoteI.)
6a:' u G25 WASHINGTON STREET Rosro,
tOppo~ite Giobe ThcatreJ
new House with Elevator and all modern an
pnintmruts
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant al moderate prices.
SANBORN HARDY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

HNftti.TT. LEWIS n co.
DEALERS IN
"'' Isl IL AND MEATS
''''l st JnhnsburV.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-02

W. SOW htl.i ELD, Dealer in
~ J. y \ y u + \ NIl GOOD :
Vs. iIurn aud White ,i""ds. Ac.
.' Is '.' IIEl"ipEI;IE~ \ SrECINLrY.
" '."..''Pr \ Q. Farmer ~. .IuhtIsburN. Vi
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-02
Funeral of the late Rufus e. Wood.

The funeral of the late Rufus E. Wood took
place from the residence of his BROTHER DR..
Wood, on Free street, yesterday morning. A
large number of prominent citizens were pres
emit The floral offerings were profuse anG the
casket was fairly covered with choice flowers.
The Rev. w. II. Fem of the High street
church officiated. Appropriate selections
from the scriptures were read by Mr.. Fem,
after which the First Parish choir sang
hymn commencing when the days of life are
ended" Mr.. Fem then made a few appro-
pirate remarks regarding the high character of
the deceased. He remarked that Mr.. Wood
seemed to feel that all the powers he possessed
were to be used for the good of others. At the
conclusion of the address he offered an iDvoca-
ton, in which he alluded to the joys the de-
ceased had entered upon. After the prayer the
choir sang the hymn, "Great Mover of this
vital France Before the benediction Mr.. Fem
read hymn which was very dear to Mr.. Wood
in his last hours, ''There is a land of pure
delight"
The following gentlemen acted as pail bear
ers:-Hon. John B. Brown, Portland Rolling
Mills; Edward H. Daveis, Esq, president of
the Gas Light Company; T. G. Hersey, ESQ.,,
president of the International Steamship Com
pans; Geo. s. Hunt, Esq, director of the Cen
trail Wharf Company; Hon. Jacob Mcclellan,
president of the Merchants National Bank;
Hon. w. w. Thomas, Senior, president of
Merchants Exchange; Joseph Walker, ESQ.,,
president of Westbrook Manufacturing Com
pany; Hon. Geo. P. Wescott, Mayor of the
city and director of the Portland & Rochester
railroad.
The remains were taken to Westbrook Gene
terry, followed by large number of friends
and citizens.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-02
Brief Jottings.

Mayor Richardson.
The third term was what did it.
We have no space to speak of the Museum.
Dora will be repeated tonight. Nearly every
seat has been sold for Miss Cameron's benefit
Those who desire seats must apply Immediate
ly.
The name of Eben Corey, ESQ.,, was used in
connection with the mixed ticket in the field
Yesterday entirely without his knowledge.
Duprez & Benedict had rousng house at
Music Hall last evening and the entertainment
was good one. They return Thursday even
ing
The Duprez & Benedict brass band frighten
ed a horse attached to sleigh on Middle street
yesterday afternoon and he disappeared from
sight at about 2.40 gait.
The parish and congregation of the Congress
Square church are to hold grand levee at
Lancaster Hall on the evening of the 10th of
March. Coles Band is to furnish the music.
a horse attached to sleigh ran away on
Plum street yesterday aud threw out the drv-
er. The sleigh was broken.
The Howard Athen@um Company of Boston
will visit Portland soon and exhibit at Music
Hall.
The Allen Mission has received box from
Limerick containing articles Of wearing appar-
el-all good and very useful in the work of the
Mission. Let everybody interested remember
the protracted union temperance meeting this
evening,
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-02

Once Hours.
From 500 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
i''n . " ~ . City Delivery.
The public are requested to adopt the house door
letter boxes the use of which will result in greatly
increased rapidity in the delivery of letters.
Free deli cry of letters by Carriers will be secured
by having them plainly addressed to the street and
number, %, ., - -.
mail matter lett at their resiuehces regularly, WILLIE
out risk or charge.
Three deliveries will be made daily, in all the dis
the business portions of Nos. 8, 45, 6 and Z, the
heart of the city, an additional delivery at l3o pm.
Collections
Are made on week days at and 11.15, a. M, and
at 2 and p. m. On Sunday one collection at . p
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Boston and intermediate offices. Arrive at 1890
IN and 1855 pm. Close at $50 m, and 2.40 and
Boston and the West Arrive at 500 pm.
intermediate or Way Mails via Boston and Maine
Railway. Arrive at 100 and 500 pm. Close at
Great Southern and Western. Arrive at 1855 m
and l2sO M Close at $50 m 2aO and 800 m.
m ciose az Il
Augusta and connecting routes. Arrive at 9.O5
m and 8 p m, Close at y m and 0opm. -,u.
at 200 m. Close at 81 m.
Skowhegan, intermediate offices and the north.
Arrive at p m. Close at II m.
Skowhegan closed pouch closes at 5.45 M.
Canada and intermediate offices, via G. T. R. Ar
rive at m. Close at Il. AS p m.
Morning Northwestern by G. I. R. Arrive at ga
m. Close at $50 a. m.
Lewiston and Auburn. Arrive at 9.05 m, and
700 pm Close at 5.45 M IL m, and 800 m.
Rochester, N. H., and intermediate offices. Arrive
at 10 10 m, and 1.25 m. Close at 7.30 a m, and
1.00pm.
North Conway and other offices on the P. & o. r.
r. Arrive at 1880 m, and 500 m. Close at 7.0o
q. m. and 100 p m.
b By the BridgtOn Stage, Arrive at SPIN. Close at
PASSPORT, via each steamer Arrive at m.
Close at 4.30 IN.
Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick Mount Desert Mill
bridge, Jonesport and Machias, via each steamer.
Arrive at a m. Close at M.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island. ArriVe
Thursday at a m. Close Saturday at $3.50 m :,
Foreign Mails, via New York, day previous to sail
ing Of steamers, Close at 24O m.
Foreign Mails for Allen Line from this port close
every Saturday at pm.