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The Portland daily press., 1878-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Town Aid for the sandy River Railroad.
STRONG, June 22.-The town of Strong today
voted $4,000 credit in aid of the Sandy River
narrow guage railroad from Pennington to
Phillips, ensuring the construction of the road,
and the result was received by large delega-
ton from Phillips, accompanied by band, with
cheers and music. The procession paraded the
streets amidst general rejoicing. There was a
torchlight procession tonight, with trans.
parency representing A. Buck, the principal
opposer, as being knocked higher than kite
by locomotive labelled "Sandy River Rail
road" The vote stood 81 to 46.
Accident and Snicide.
BANGOR, June 22-Frank L. Martin, aged
about % years, son of Rowe Martin of Hamp-
den, was thrown from carriage last evening
and badly injured. After breakfast this morn
ing he appeared to be suffering from the effects
of the accident, and his mother advised him to
go to his chamber and lie down, which he did.
On going to his room about II o'clock, she dis
covered his lifeless body hanging from beam
By leather strap which he wore around his
body. He was a man of excellant moral char
acter and highly respected by all who knew
him.
Sudden Death.
NORWAY, June 22.-Sumner Burnham, ESQ.,,
died this morning of apoplexy.
Burglary in Auburn.
LEWISTON, June 23-About O'Clock today
Freeman Newell music dealer in Auburn,
discovered that his store had been entered
during Saturday night 1t appears that the
burglars effected an entrance by cutting out a
pane of glass in the rear of the basement and
came up stairs. Saturday Mr.. Newell drew
from the bank over 5000, which he left in his
desk, together with two valuable gold watches
This property was all taken, as we'll as quan.
tity of strings and other musical goods. No
clue to the thief
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Offices established
East Belmont, Waldo county, Albert f. Elms,
postmaster; Feyler's Corner, Lincoln county,
Geo. Eugley, postmaster,
Postmasters apponted-Chas. E. Chamber
lin, Bristol, Lincoln county; G. f. Morse,
Centre Montville, Waldo county.
Office Observation-Disclosures, Washington
county
Jchu l.. Stevens Appointed Commissioner
at the Prison Congress.
AUGUSTA, Juue 22.-John L. Stevens of this
city, now minister resident at Stockholm, Swe-
den, has been appointed by the Governor
commissioner for maine at the International
Prison Congress, to meet at Stockholm in
August.
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE "a.
News and Other Items,

You can stop at the Grand Hotel in Paris
for SIS per day, since they have reduced
prices.
a shipment of Minneapolis flour, by fast
freight to New York and by steamer to Liver
pool, has reached London in eighteen days
from the mills, and will probably be the first
OF weekly shipments at the same speed.
The figures of drink are among the most
amazing of statistics. AT little gathering of
lager beer drinkers and makers in New York
and of New York, the other night, the facts as
to the consumption of this product were
brought out The leading New York and
Staten Island breweries sold in New York be-
tween May 1st, 1877, and May 1st, 1873. the
total amount of 5,77l 1896 kegs of lager. There
are 10 glasses in keg, so that for that year
New York drank the modest sum of 663. 767, 04O
glasses OF lager beer. AT five cents a glass
this would cost about $33,000O00.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. June 23.-Sugar-The holidays contrib
uted to the prevailing duness; market closed very
quiet and weak; Molasses Sugar No to 10 d at Ct
q 64 reals gold per arrobe; Muscovado Sugars COM
mon to lair at 81 g reals; Centrifugal NO IL to 10
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas II, $50 boxes,
bags and s6, 136 hhds; receipts for the week
9iOO poxes $40 bags and $500 hhds exports during
the week were $3.50 boxes, 1777 bags and 5000 hlds
including 4lo boxes, LII bags and 5000 hhds to the
tor 30 degrees polarization,
Freights quiet loading at Havana for United States
States " box Sugar at 90 q 20 currency; to Fal-
north coast Outside porth for the United States at
per hid Molasses at rs q 25. Tobacco quiet
=. Spanish gold 2l3 q 213l. Exchange is steady; on
States sixty days currency at 81 a 81 prem; short
sight do at At g Al prem; go days gold at a Al
3 "a 81. a' VA ~A
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p BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar 18th, sch M A Folsom
Rose, Portland.
RICHMOND, vA-sld 10TH sch Frank, Marshall
Boston.
BALTIMoRE-Cld 10th. brig Chas Dennis, Dodge,
for Boston, (and sailed.)
Ar 2lst, schs Hattie M Crowe Crowell Gardiner
man, Jamaica.
town. (and sailed.) NNO'eN
CD 2lst; sch Four Sisters Bunker, Boston.
PhiLADELPHlA-Ar 21st, orig Hattie Dow
Aquaullla, sen James Brown Patterson Arecibo
NaITagahsett, SHAW, Richmond, Me- Freddie l. PORT
u, Sndse, foItiand; Waterloo. Haskell, Bangor.
S Si9 aolh, sen May Evelyn, McLearn, Portland.
\, ny Z,s sens Nellie Star, Poland, Portland; Seth
AT at delaware Breakwater 20th ship Kentuckian
moseley, Liverpool; sch Nellie Chase Randall Cuba,
tand sailed tor Philadelphia
Ar 21st, brig Gambia Clifford Sacua. sob D,n,al
Webster, Foster, Mayaguez
Sid goth, barQue A1olph Ensler Fickett ftrop,
PhiladeDhia) for Newport f. ''' 'A"DA
NE, NEW fOhh-Ar 2lst, ship Fieetford, Taylor, from
hamburg; Darque Meguntcook, Hemingway Bos-
ION; sens dailie Bunker, Bunker, Cape Haytien
gene Dlnsmore, May, Sagua Gen Hall, simmons,
GHagged Island jed Duren, Cook, st John, NIB; ID
SAWYER cummings, from Jacksonville; Casco Lodge,
6Tiierce, PORTLAND; Douglass Haynes, Adams, FAN
!hlver; Ncttie Dobbin, Drisko, and Pavilion Rob-
lInson Bristol; Willie DeWofl Colt, Newport; X
" 9odwaId, Dodge, Norwich; Isola Smith, st John :
Goiden Eagle, Kelley, Portland, four weeks passage:
warren, Snow, Bangor.
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OF Pure Geo-LrvER OIL AND LIME. The advan-
tage OF this compound the plain Oil is that the
nauseating taste of the Oil is entirely removed and
the whole rendered entirely palatable The offensive
taste of the Oil has long acted prominent obec
tion to its use but in this form the trouble is
tirely obviated host of certificates might be Civ
en- here to testify to the excellence and success Of
"Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lime" But the fact
that it is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty
is sufficient. For sale by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist
Boston, and by all druggists. je24eod1wsn
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Eur0peau Markets

:. LONDON, June 22-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95.9-16
for money and 95s for account.
LONDON, June 22-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
Ies-Unted States bonds, CTS, at 1O7; new SIS, at
Central S55.
:. LONDON, June 22-2.3O P. M.-Consols at S. 9-16
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL June 22-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
Orleans at 7-l6d; sales 5000 bales including 1000
bales Tor speculation and EXPORT receipts $3.50 bales
Futures partially l-32 better; June delivery 3-16;
June and July at 316; July and August at 3-16 |;
Flour at p @ "a; Winter Wheat at 10 @ 10 g.;
Spring do at $40 @94 California averages at 10
@ ~ s. club at 1Q4 q 10 s; Corn at % a %; Peas
at 80. PROVISIONS, &c-Pork at 43; Beef ~; Ba-
on at q q 20 6; Lard at So. Cheese at 49, Taow
at 81 3. at London Tallow at 3s q $50.
PARIS, June 22.-Rentes 1l3t
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THE INDIANS.

The savages Sill Raiding on Settlers
A Panic Among the Whites-Gen. How
ards Whereabouts.
NALHEUR City, Oregon, June 22.-The In
dams are now in Harvey valley between Stems
mountain and Selvey's River. Two men were
stroyipg horses and cattle and apparently have
strong hold on the west side of STEMS mount
ain While scout sent from Fort Harvey was
in their camp the Indians sent him back with
a message to bring on lots of soldiers. he said
that he saw about 300 warriors. Natchez Win
nemucca, who came from the camp, reports
only 100. Winnemuoca is on the way to Nc
Dermot with IS refugees.
Gen. Howard will have his troops concen-
trated in the vicinity Of old Camp Harvey on
Sunday night.
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A DUEL IMPENDING
On Account of Scandalous Conduct by n
C0ugressmau.

On Account of ScandaIous Conduct by n
Congressman.
WASHINGTON, June pa statement by the
friends OF Congressman ,Acklin to the editor
of the Washington Post contradicts the recent
statement of a sensational and unwarranted
character 'sas to his behavior to LADY, and
says that his version of the affair is entirely
corroborated by the lady, and that there is but
one issue in the premises, and that is of a per.
sonal and private character between Mr.. Ack-
lin and Gen. Rosser, who have both left the
city for their respective homes, to arrange their
affairs for such determination of the result as
accords with their views of the responsibility
OF men to one another. The scandal by being
distorted and exaggerated publicity, it is added,
has had the effect of Fastening perhaps an
event which would have taken place under any
circumstances, and which should not be per-
mitted to be clouded with dshonor
The Post says editorially that Acklen hurried
to Louisiana to arrange his affairs, and as soon
as he gets there his friend, well known duel
list. will at once notify Gen. Rosser to name
some gentleman to represent him with view
to settlement according to the,strict code.
The lacy Mr.. Acklin admits to have serious
ly compromised and processes a willingness to
make her the only reparation in his power.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS.
At Bates College-services i'm Memory of
the Founder.


the Founder.
Especial to the Press.]
LEWISTON, June 23.-Commencement week
at Bates College opened this afternoon with
memorial services in honor of Benjamin E.
Bates, the founder of the college, with baccal-
aureate exercises. The services were held at
City Hall and opened with au invocation by
Rev. j. S. Burgess. Passages of Scripture
were read by Rev. W. T. Chase. The hymn
"My Faith looks up to thee" was then read by
Rev. G. w. Haskell, and Sung by the congre-
gstion, after which prayer was offered by Rev.
G. S. Dickerman. This was followed by me-
mortal ode written by Mrs. J. A Lowell, which
was sung by the High Street Quartette. The
discourse by President Cheney was an elabor-
ate review of the career and character of the
late Mr.. Bates. He traced his course from
childhood and paid high tribute to his achieve
ments in the mercantile world as we'll as to his
services to the cause of religion and education.
"His life," said the speaker, "is his eulogy.
Under the sentence Dust thou art and unto
dust thou shalt return he has fallen. What
Of him was mortal has been committed to the
earth from whic he was taken. And yet he
speaks. From his grave voice comes gentle,
yet clear in its tones, so that we need not mis-
take its meaning, telling us of things the pur-
est AID the nobest that can enter the thoughts
of human soul-and such voice coming from
the grave of the rich man or the poor man, we
always do we'll to hear.''. After the Grafton
class ode by Ernest V. Scribner was sung by
the graduating class. Rev. J. z. Snow offered
the closing prayer and tie exercises closed
with the Doxology and the Benediction by
rev. j. marr1ner.
The Junior exhibition occurs tomorrow even
ing. The following are the names Of the
yr ,duat;n, olosc.
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Chicago Cattle Markes,

CHICAGO, June 22-Hogs-receipts $4,000 head ship
ments $500 head; market opened duh and closed Joe
mixed at IS q 8 80.
-, Cattle-receipts 1900 head; shipments 26O head;
the market is slow with improvements. shjnnno
at 80 q 4O;feeders in light demand at 90 "a 81;
butchers dull Cows 90 q 50; Bulls at so "a OO
Texas 90 q so.
,Sheep-receipts so head; shipments 62o head; un-
changed; sales at 8 40 "a 80.
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WASHINGTON.
The Louisiana Com mission.

IHt L0uIsIHnH CO1n mIsSl0n.
Ex-Gov. John G. Brown. before leaving
Washington, responded to letter of Secretary
Sherman returning the draft forwarded to the
department. in payment of his (Brown's) share
OF the Louisiana commission expense, again en-
closing the draft which he says he feels con-
strained to do from sense of duty to himself
and to the parties liable for the amount ex-
pended. The belief is expressed that the Sec
rotary will retain the check and await further
action concerning the payment of the expenses
Of the commission.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, June %,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. 49, ~"
:, Barque Bryant, (new) Nichols, Searsport. to
Ryan q Kelsey. To dock and copper.
Sch Alice Dean, Hatch, Pembroke
CLEARED.
Kelsey. 'NA ~
Sen Emeline, Roberto, Wiscasset-Kensell & Tabor
u sen Richmond, Thompson, Northumberland s.
sunday, June %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, Wellfett.
Sch NJ Sewall Dean, Hampden.
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Secretion that Confaminates the Blood.

When the bile is diverted from its proper channels
into the blood. which is always the in liver COM
plants, it ceases to be healthy secretion and be-
comes poison. Its abnormal presence in the circu-
lation and stomach is indicated by the sufusion of
the skin with hideous saffron tinge by headaches
vertigo, nausea, pain in the right side and under
the right shoulder blade, by Indigestion obstruction
OF the bowels, and other minor symptoms Order
may be substituted for this state of chaos and fur
ther bodily evil averted by using the benecent alter
atlye and tonic Hostetters' Stomach Bitters which,
ny relaxing the bowels, promotes the escape fir ON
tne Circulation OF bilious impurities; besides render
every trace of dyspepsia. This pleasant and purely
vegetable anti bilious medicine is not only infinitely
more effective than any form of mercury, but is on
account OF its freedom from hurtful properties in
je24 eodfw
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annum, 1-64. per cent, II fiat, 1, ] and and
closed at per cent.
specie shipments for the week, only $40 goo, halt
gold; since January l. 1873, SS.537 sos; time in
1877, Sl9,T6,S3S; in 1876 s2s 4s5 391 in 1875 S47
O2i,525 in 1874, S2s,9972 56; in 1878 $25 S25 in
1872, S33, 1923; in 1871, $50. 757, $50.
Sterling Exchange dull and quiet. We quote bank
ers asking rates. 60 days bills 1851 per of S4s665
par value) and on demand, $4S7A. against SASH q
ASH one week ago. Commercial bills ASS 1884 gold
4s7 q 4S7l currency.
The Sub-Treasury paid out for interest and called
bonds to-day $500 Total for the week, SIPS 800.
Subscriptions to per cents to-day $4,000. Total
date, $i5.675,65O.
National bank notes received for redemption to-
day. ~ Z3OO00 for the week, So, $4,000; last week,
$5,5l2OOo. National bank circulation outstanding
currency 1928, 900: gold notes, 81 GOO. Last
Saturday. total, 1924 1854 $40.
The stock market opened heavy on the report from
Boston that the July dividend on Union Pacific
would be passed.
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 100 shares,
Western Union 81, 800 shares Northwestern $500,
preferred 24oO, Rock Island $500, St Paul $500, do
preferred 7o0, c., g & 1. G. 6OO Erie 200. st. Jo-
seph = preferred 100 Lake Shore %, 400, New York
Central 500. Ohio s. Mississippi =, Wabash GOO,
Union Pacific $500, Michigan Central 100.
The following were the closing quotations of Coy
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Ar 22d barque Colin Mcneil. Crowell, Cienfue-
Cos 70 DAYS; brig Nellie, Walsh. st Croix; schs I A
aarnar E0Gy and Tampa Sanborn Windsor Ms;
Berry Wentworth, Ms; NJ W Drew, Mahoney, from
Cid 2lst, brig Keystone, Korf. Limerick; schs VIM
Douglass, McIndoe, Baracoa; j Howay Thomp-
son, st John, NIB.
Sid 2lst. brig Keystone, TOR Queenstown; schs Ada
whitney, for Thomaston; Martha Weeks tor Bel
last; Ruth Thomas, for Boston,
Passed through Hell Gate 2lst, brigs Jennie Phin-
ney, Brown, from New York tor Montevdeo; An
CELIA. Evans. Port johnson for Boston.
NE NEW LdONDoN-sld 2lst brig Fdelia, Davis for
GEo}RGETowN, DC-old Goth, sch Susan. STAN
WARREN-Ar goth, sch e NJ Branscemb, Dodge,
Calais.
SOMERSET Goth, sch Danl Webster, Bald
PAWTUCKET-Ar 2lst, sch Jas S. Pike, Webster,
NEWPoRT-Ar 2ist. sch f Howe, Ellis, Hobo
Ken H. gas Pike. Weber, Calais; Dolphin, Young,
VINEYARD HAvENESld 10Th. soSs Gen Scott.
John BoyntOn, Kolon, Westeroo Mindoro, TeInmab'
Mahaska, M L Henderson. j G Ferris Morelight,
Eben Fisher, Cora Eta, and others.
HYANNIS-Passed by 2lst, schs TirrelI, Nick
erson, and ID M French, Chids, for New York.
BOSTON-Ar 2lst, barque Gen Sedgwck, Miller
| Sierra Leone; schs Samaritan, Dow, Brookln, Me
D y Sturgis, Gould, Dresden; Minetta, EStewart,
Ar 22d, 'schs Aldine, Dennison, FIN Philadelphia
Sea Pigeon, Seavey, and Wave, Pnkham, from
Calais; Pavilion, Snow, and Albus, Hedgdon, Ban
Thurril. and Niger, Alley, Wiscasset Ceesta. Reed
Westport; st Elmo. Davis. Bristol; Cora, Patersan
and larry Not, Howe. Gardner; Jennie Howard
Knight Bath; Snow, Griffin, Portland.
Cid 22d. barque Elvie Reed, Rairden, New York
| Katie Collius, Mathis, Kennebec.
| NEWBURYPORT-Ar goth, sch Dexter, Chase
| Glace Bay.
RICHMOND, MEAT 2Oth. schs e B Mcfarland
Harrington, and Howard Williams, King, Portland
| to load ice.
CALAiS-Ar nth, sch Mary D Wilson, Clark
| Portland.
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Snip Ellen Goodspeed, (of Bath) Morse, from Hua-
nlllos for Falmouth put into Pernambuco May 18th
ana reports, when AZ days out, 200 miles off Cane
ana mizzen nass. toretopsails yards, &c; also had
snree boats smashed and some damage done on deck
Making no water. Procured some small spars and
on the day of the gale spoke ship Hagarstown from
HuanlllOs for Falmouth. Il. leaking badly.
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Dangerous Illness of Judge Miller.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Associate Justice
Miller of the Supreme Court of the Uniled
States is dangerously i'll at his residence in this
of the lithOtOmy
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AT the State CoIlege-Prize Defamation
of the Sophomore Glass.
ORoNo, June 23.-Commencement week at
the State College commenced Saturday with
prize defamation by the Sophomore class. The
following was the programme:
Overture.
Albert ID. Brown, Oldtown.
Character of Napoleon Bonaparte. ....... Claiming
FRANK IL. Patten, Hampton.
Toussaint L'Ouverture. Phillips
Charles NJ. Allen, Orono.
Observation-Disclosures.
Eulogy on Charles Sumner ,Scburz
Monroe j, Bartlett, Litchfeld.
Marcia Davis, Saltwater --'' '''''"
Song-Class Quartette.
The Problem of Creation. ...........,..,M Mitchell
Fred W. Pickett, Etna.
Henry W. Murray, soon.
Solo-"Blossoms."
Uur donored Dead. Beecher
Charles w. Fernald, South Levant.
Defense of Hotter. Observation-Disclosures,
Fred W. Powers Fryeburg.
w. Cleveland, Skowheean, WV '''''
Selection Orchestra.
AT the church this evening President
Allen delivered the baccalaureate address. His
text was Matthew, 1 38-"He that findeth his
w anu uo budt po6Lu us lll6 lOr
my sake shall find it." To the disciples elated
by the grandeur of the, Sayiour's mission liz
volved in the confession "Thou art Christ the
son of the living God" came the sad ANNOUNCED
ment of the masters death and the declaration
that without cross bearing and seIf-denial no
one could be His disciple, and even life itself
must be given up for His SAKE. That life is To
be sacrificed for higher good is symbolic in
all the processes of nature. Life and death fol-
low each other in mysterious connection, lower
organizations maintaining by decay higher and
still higher ranks in the scale of being Man
resps the field and gathers the harvest The
principle of sacrifice is not only exhibited when
the weak give away to the strong but there is
sublime manifestation when the noblest give
up their lives for the good of the many Prec-
ious to Americans is the memory of her heroes
who gave their lives for their country By the
lessons OF nature and history we learn the
value of sacrifice, the grandeur of diving
that we may give life to duty, sacrificing
the lower principles of our nature to reason and
conscience and to holy aspirations Earthly
interests are always to be held in subordInation
to our spiritual good The higher life can only
be secured by surrender of ourselves to Him
whose we are and whom we are to serve. AS
the great high priest who by death pre- pared
the way of life, SO we must die to sin and self
and lead new life of holiness and good, What
grandeur there is in the sacrifice of all things
life itself, in the cause of Christ. All is to be-
gone Tor His sake, and he that loses his early
ilie may lind an eternal life.
Monday evening there will be an address by
Rev. Cyrus Hamlir, d. D.
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kank Statement.
h'HIzh Statemenf.
pa NEW DIRK June 22-The following is the weekly
New York Stock and Money u.rne,

oo NEW RK,June PIP. M.-Money closed at per
ELI On call. The bank statement is decidedly ia
tos uola opened and closed 1909. A "shut' market
1or TWO days. Loans were made at per cent per
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DIED.

In this city, June %, Jennie May daughter Of
y. IL. and 2. O. PuriDgton, aged months % days.
In West Gorham, June %, Mrs. Fannie higgins,
aged So years months,-wte of Capt. Sam'l G. Hig.
gins.
at house.
In Bath, June 81, Mrs. Margaret @. Hewey, aged
81 years months
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California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June % The following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of Saturday;
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Sch Albert Clarence, Halves, Wellfiett,
Sch M Sewall, Dean, Hampden.
GFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York 22d, steamers Donati Rio Janero ;
S Ia, from Port au Prince; ship Messenger. Gill
Key, 1oK9hama; 9arqnes Lillian StrOut, Caibarien
Jonn Holbrook, Leavitt, Cardenas.
Brown, Lisbon.
United States. NNe'' w
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EISHE RNIEN


from - for Ellsworth.
At Pirate Harbor 10th. sch Cynosure, Pinkham, fm
Portland for North Bay.
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MARRIED.

In Augusta, June Is, Chas. L. Bachelor and Miss
Eliza A. Knowles, both of Belgrade.
In Gardiner, June Is. Fred A. johnson and Miss
Cora A. Wood, both Of Augusta.
In Augusta, June 49, Frank G. Goodae of Lowell
and Miss Anna f. Rolf of Augusta
In West Waterville. June 10. Charles n. Smith of
Hallowe and Miss Dora j. Marson of West Water
vile.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


PORTLAND, June %.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. II MI az
AVN ""noes''' ''''' .''.,'....."..."... 1924 70
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Boston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
,,, ~ water conveyance-1030 bush corn meal TO q
W True q Co. 0"A w
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HEALTH AND EcoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is econ
gress" Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspeptcs when used in Biscuits,
Dumplings Ac. Give it trial, and you will Away
use Congress-.
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lSales at the Brokers' Board, June 22.1

- loa1os a1 ING BrOKer's b0ard, June 22.1
SI,O00 Eastern r. new 81 bonds. , goa
$4,000 .,..........do. .,,.,,..,,. col
Boston & Maine Railroad. 1884 "a 1OSs
Sales at Auction.
continental Mills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al
Y Franklin Company, Lewiston ,..' .a147
Bates Manufacturing Co ,,. ~ sIisl
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METEOROLOGICAL,
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwBNrY.TouR
HOURS.

HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
June "a, Il A. M.
For New England
and the Middle States, westerly winds, cooler,
partly clouds or clear weather, stationary or
rising barometer
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WiIbOr,s COMPOUND

at O'Clock M, SHARP, Grain shine) with full
Templar Costume, for an Excursion to the Crawford
House. Per order of Committee
ie22 snd2t
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SPO KEN.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Knights Templar Excursion.

Members of Portland and st. Adams Command
cries will meet at Masonic Hall on
mon nv. Time Oh