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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
WILBUR OPERA CO.

WILBUR OPERA CO.
The photographs of the Wilbur Opera Com
pany who will appear at Portland Theatre,
Friday and Saturday next, adorn the shop
windows, and judging from their appearance
we should say they are fine looking set OF
peopIe The corps has been enlarged this year
and several excellent performers added to the
cspital cast the manager presented here last
season. That The company will receive
hearty wei come is certain. "Olivette" Will ne
siyen Friday, and "Mascotte" Saturday, with
POSSIBLY another opera at the Saturday NATL
nee.
THE TOURISTS.
An excellent entertainment was that given
bv the Tourists at Portland Theatre last night,
and. despite the elections good-slzed audience
gathered The familiar extravaganza was
remarkably well received and several OF the
acts. especially those of Mr. DAILY, received
several encores. Mestayer was full OF fun as
ever. and the new people were as well received
as the old. Tonight there should be crowc-
ed house.
NOTES.
Rentz's Ministries and Burlesque Company
will appear at Portland Theatre next MONDAY
night. This troupe includes Miss Mabel
Santley. Mile Catherine, Miss Rosa Lee, MISS
Lizzie Payne, Miss Ida Gardner, MISS Lotue
Elliott, Arthur and Vlrgle johnson, aa1iy
Morris. bennett and Gardner, the sisters
Cuthbert, Il. F. Dizzy and Miss Mary Ley
ton, Dutch DAILY, J. W. Harrington, William William
singer. Misses Blanche Moncrief, May Cooke,
Fanny Florence, Alice Ballou, Victoria
North, Jennie Montague, and many others,
who will appear in varied programme. Inc
burlesque Of "Claude Duval; or, Love and
larceny" will conclude the performance;
L. ?. Barrett will appear at Portland inca
tire the 18th inst Barrett has passed the sum
mer in Europe and returns to his profession
with renewed vigor.
The New York Times says: Charles l..
Davis produced his comedy ALVIN Joslin at
the windsor Theatre last evening, and gave
large audience an opportunity to enjoy three
hours of hearty laughter. Mr.. Davis inper'
sation is mIrth provoking and last evening he
was greeted with roars of laughter and p;
plause' Mr.. Davis will appear at Portland
Theatre the Goth inst
The Stockbridge course Of lectures and con-
cerss is causing good deal OF favorable com
ment about town. The course tickets will be
sold Saturday. To hear Minnie Hauk is alone
worth the price of ticket.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12

F. O. BAILEY & Co. will sell today at p.
M, on the premises the cottage fourth from
P. &R R. track on Woodford st. Woodfords s,
Deering. Lot 50x100. This is one of the best
lots in this location, and all in want of real es-
tate will do well to attend the sale. See auc-
ton column.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12

Tomorrow the trains TO Maranocook Will Do
loaded with boating men and their friends
from all parts of the country eager to see the
great $4,000 race between Riley and Kennedy
The regatta of the Drigo Club alone is enough
tn test the carrying capacity of the Maine Cen
traI. with its admirably arranged series of
r.cas Our advertising columns give full par"
ticnlars as to the entries. Glovers full band
xu;,l furnish the music in the pavilion for the
daucinQ
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
Excursion of Portland Encampment

Portland Encampment will start ON their
trip to Springfield tonight, arriving home on
the morning of the 10Th. The excellent pro-
gramme has already been published In the
PpEss. and is one in which is crowded the
greatest amount of enjoyment in the shortest
time. Chambers full band will accompany
the excursionists. If the weather is pleasant
they will go by the boat, and members are re-
auested to DO at the hall at Q O'Clock. If I'M
pleasant they will meet an hour earlier and GO
by train, reaching Springfield early Wednes
day morning.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
Saccarappa.

AT the burning of the Dirigo Underwear
Company's box mandatory and storehouse
on Saturday night, Mr.. Geo. w. Cole, while
attempting to carry the hose pipe under the
burning building, was crushed to the earth by
falling timbers. The weight upon him was so
great that jack-screws had to be used to raise
the timber and release him. He was taken
into neighhoring house and physicians sum-
moned. They found that he was badly bruised
and TANNED, and that his backbone was dislo-
dated. which caused paralysis Of the lower
axtrsmities. The physicians consider that
there is possible chance for bis recovery.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
r.o 1ara sebago Novelty.

Collins is always getting up something orig
insa 20 please the crowd and draw crowd,
Next Thursday at Lake Sebago no Will nave
the great naval contest between the Enterprise
and Boxer represented, with splendid display
of fireworks and concert by Collins's BAND
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
ATTENTION Robe CLUB.

Every member and friends of the
ROBBIE Club is requested to be at their
Headquarters this evening at 1870 sharp
to celebrate their victory.
Per order
]. n. PRINTABLE, Pres,
e. ID. WINCHENBAUGH, Sec.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
Tho t,antral ONCE.

There was an extra force employed and nara
as work at the telephone office Monday FROM
to p. m. it was impossible to keep up WIN
he calls. The operators did not go to supper
and every exertion possible was made to mee'
the unusual demand upon the telephone.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
School Books

Messrs. Loring, Short & Harmon are o1ter-
ing school books at wholesale prices. They al
10 furnish composition books, all kinds OF s0a-
tionery, states, book straps and all other schooi
paraphernalia at reasonable prices.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12

CHAFFIN & LIBBY will receive this morning
800 baskets of extra fine peaches, which they
will sell at low prices. These will be about the
last to be received this season.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERT iINMENTS.
Portland misunderstanding
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Chatfin s. Libby-Peaches.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
School Books-Loring, Short & Harmon.
School Bags Loring, Short u harmon.
Wanted-Mrs lothian L. Clark.
Wanted-W. Z. Holt.
Good Horse For Sale-L. A. Goudy & Co.,
Wanted-A Few Lady Copyists.
Notice is Hereby Given.
Wanted-Active Partner
Girl Wanted
Lodging House For sale-Mrs. j. G. Perkins.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
SOM ETHHNC
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means Ofse
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be-
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul-
gar Flushings, ETC., etc. SO
delicate and natural are it's
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 70 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
VOTE FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
VOTE FOR OoMMIssIoNERs
FOUND ON LONG ISLAND.

The county vote and returns from the State
will be found on the telegraphic page.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

VxTE shall sell on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th, at
w 8 O'Clock p. M, the valuable property sitz-
atsd.So 243 Brsokett street, consisting Of q two
ed Eooms Saith room In Walnut, with hot and cold
water, Gas sebago water, cemented cellar under
the whole house, sc. Lot about 4oxSo Feet This
property is situated In an excellent neighDoIorhood
near to Horse r. R. and Schools, and In location
where real estate must advance In value. VIII %
sold without reserve as the owner ID ABOUT ieaFs
the State
Terms easy and made known at sale.
IF. o. BAILEY & co. Auctioneers.
sepS d5t
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
AUCTION SALES.

COttnge ON Woodfords strees, Woedferds,
Desring, by Auction.
I'm TUESDAY, Sept. 18th, at 8 p. m we shall
" sell the fine Cottage House fourth from p. IL
r. H. track on north-W est side of Woodfords street
tern &c. Lot is 5Ox1O0. This IL q good location
near Horse Cars, Schools &C., and will make a nzs
home or pay good rental.
r. o. BAILEY a. Co., AuctIsneers.
seq div
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12

The Conclusion of the EBlanchard-Jones
Case.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
MEETINGS
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meeting
IN of the Stockholders of the Maine Central Rail-
road Company will be held the Presidents office
to consider what action they will take an indent-
ure by and between the Maine Central Railroad
COMPANY and the European and North American
hallway for leas of the railroad and property of
the European and North American Railway to said
Maine Central Railroad Company, and whether they
will confirm and approve said indenture.
Per order of the Directors,
Attest, JOSIAH a. DRUMMOND, Clerk.
Portland, August 20, 1882. au3Odtd
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12

This circular Is presented by the I'M
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-.
facturers of Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer will here flnd cOnven..
iently classified and indexed general
merchandise and supplies Of very de .
Trade by firms whose facilities, expert.
ence and enterprise have given this City
an hOnOred position among the whole
ale Markets OF the c0nntrT.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-12
CLERK OF COURTS.

s . saS Sas !: 20 II a,sos
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

refers to its antecedents," as the best
possible vindication of its course, there re-
mains nothing for it but to take it at its
word. The Chronicles antecedents, then,
are notoriously bad. Its course from first
to last has been venal. profigate, insincere,
scurrilous. and base. 1t has sold itself
whenever it had an opportunity, and it has
diligently labored to create opportunities
when they did not present themselves
spontaneously. To those who know its
history nothing is SO thoroughly in accord
with its past as the conclusion that it has
taken money to do dirty work nothing
would be so utterly foreign to its "antece-
dents" as its unselfsh advocacy of good
cause. This is what the people OF Califor.
MIA know concerning the antecedents of the
Chronicle, and this is the impression which
that papers appeal to those antecedents
makes upon their minds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
THIs MosnIsa,s ERws

In New York Government b0nds quoted a
Ilss for As OF 1857; 114s for 44s: lO1 for Sls
sterling, q s4l@4 So silver bars, 1ls.
Silver in London, 81 I'd consols lo0 l-16J 5 Pc
cent. United States bonds, extended, los; ls III
SIS, 117l
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, s9lc.
Apart from 4 small advance in Alta, Justice an,
Benton, the prices OF Comstock shares on Saturday
we're barely sustained IN San Francisco yesterday.
D. Mcfarland, proprietor of the Arcade Hote
at Reno died yesterdaE.
Considerable sckress prevails at Reno.
The two small. pox patients quarantined neal
Truckee have been allowed to resume their journey
During the pas; week % deaths occurred at Phila
delphia from smallpox.
General Caiibald is so helpless that litter i,
used in moving him from place to place.
A furious wind storm prevails at Boston.
Hon. clarkson n Potter. the well-known New
York politician, is dead.
Fire at Keene, n. II.
The Ameer has executed Nahomed Jan and sew
eral other state prisoners.
A large number of the London Punch has been
eonfscated by the police of Berlin for containing
an Objectionable cartoon.
Albert Bronson, sh It by his fathern-law in Mari
posa county, is lisely to recover.
Burglars chloroiorn women ia Stockton, aud then
rob the house at iheir leisure.
England and France have arrived at complete
understanding upon the Egyptian qu stioD.
The rain Of yesterday and the night before was
general throughout the State, and viii accomplish
an immense amount Of good.
George S. Baldwin, an old citizen of Stockton,
died suddenly in that city Sunday.
Three more cases Of smallpox were discovered at
Omaha yesterday, in hotel.
The body of j. stouebreaker was found in the
river near Sierra CITY, Sierra county, Sunday
The Canadian journals want newspaper postage
abolished.
Segeral eulogies were delivered in the United
States Senate and House Of Representatives Yester
day upon the late Senator Burnside.
The saltillo Indians are on the wapath in Mexico.
Ia a with MolIie Leggan st Little Rock, Ark,
Sunday, John Hill was stabbed through the heart,
falling dead at her feet.
The coronation Of the Emperor of Russia is fixed
for August ID, three months after The accouchement
OF the Empress.
Business on the Paris Bourse yesterday was almost
suspended.
a. Gavard, French MATCHMAKER, was found dead
in his bed yesterday morning at Virginia, New.
A heavy snow-storm ragged along the Comstoek
last night.
Two children, aged and a years. were burned to
death yesterday at East Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. Schuyler CoIfax addressed an anti Mormon
meeting last night at Chicago
Drifting snow at Montreal yesterday rendered the
streets and roads impassable
During Sunday and yesterday there were Al cases
of smallpox reported at Pittsburg, and 81 iu Ale
ghany City.
Part of ST. PauTs Orphan Asylum at Worcester
Mass was burned yesterday aud one Of the inmates
suffocated
Porter began his argument to the jury in the
Guiteau case yesterday and used vigorous language
when speaking of the assassin. He will resume to-
dav
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
SOMEWHAT ARcr1c.

The Chronicle, rernarking upon a state
ment attributed to ex-senator Sargent, to
the effect that it had been retained by II.
Carpenter in the Sobrsnte case, observes
with complete solemuity +: eli Sargent
"did say this, he said what his own knowl-
ledge of the case, and Of the Chronicles
q antecede'ts, must have taught him is
'.false. This certainly is an exhibition Of
truly Arctic assurance. When the
:. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are brought under
consideration, however, the very last
thing the public thinks Of is The possibility
that its motives may not be venal. For
the most part journals of its character have
sense enough to refrain from boasting of
their honesty, but when one of them calmly
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
THE POLYGAMY PROBLEM.
Meetings in Opposition to the In
iquity.
A CHINESE IMMIGRATION BILL
Smallpox at Points East of the Rocky
Mountains.
ANOTHER BLOODY TRAGEDY IN ARKANSAS.
Two Little Children Burned to Crisp
in Iowa.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Date Fixed for the Coronation of the En-
peror of Russia.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

The necessary capital, SIS. 600, has been
subscribed by residents Of Antioch, for the
establishment there of q furniture factory,
which it is believed with proper manage
ment viii return good interest on the IN
vestmert and contributed directly to the
prosper ty of the place.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

A book with loose leaf should oe bound
over to keep the piece.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARD OF Thar Ks.

"F, THE UNDERSIGNED, TENDER OUR
wv most sincere thanks to the many friends who
so kindly volunteered their assistance during the
lingering and painful illness Of our beloved sou
frankie Joseph; to the large number of kind
friends who attended the funeral and 10 those who
contributed such an unlimited amount of beautiful
floral tributes and evergreens in cur late bereaye-
ment. MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH GODDARD.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

ST. PETERSBURG, January 23i.-The date
fixed for the Imperisl coronation is Sunday,
the 81 of August-R Russian calendar, Septem-
Der the 3l-three months after the accouche-
u,ent of the Empress.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
The Apglo.French Egyptian Policy

LONDON, January 23l.-A London corre-
spondent of the Manchester Guardian says
There is ground for supposition, in spite OF
Constantinople, that au arrangement has
been made, which in certain contingencies
the British and French men-ofwar would oc-
cupy Port Said and Alexandria harbor.
General Menabrea, italian ambassador at
London, has received positive instructions
not to uphold the Egyptian policy Of England
and France. Italy holds, if armed interven.
vention in Egypt becomes inevitable, that it
should be effected by Turkish troops.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

NeWspaper Fssfdst.
OTTAWA, January 2sj.--The Canada Press
Association is urging tue Government to take
steps to abolish postage on newspapers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
Exnianatian of The Ga

LONDON, January 23d.-Special Paris ad-
vices indicate that Gambetts's utterances at
Saturday S meeting Of the Committee on the
bill for the revision of the Constitution.
when he declared that should the Congress of
the two houses go beyond the scheme for the
revision previously adopted by the Senate
and the Chamber Of Deputies, il would place
itself in a revolutionary position requiring
the Intervention of the President of the Re-
public, have created great sensation. His
opponents constTue the matter as convey
ing distinct threat. The Repablique Fran
Gals seeks to neutralizs the very bad impress
sion created by explaining that Gamhetta
merely meant that in the event of the Con-
gress passing an illegal decree, President
Grevy would, in accordance with his consti-
tutional prerogstive, referit to the Chamber
for reconsideration.
The French Crisis.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
NEW CLASS. NO. 81

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. AT 7:8o.
Il The time to join the class is this evening Re.
spectfully. [i24 Itl j. L. SKINNER
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
The FIench Crisis.
The Imperial Coronation.

PARIS, January 23i-Parts, in its evening
edition, says that if the Cabinet is defeated
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

Coroner's jury returned verdict in accord
auce with the above facts. The murieress
was arrested, and is now in jail.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24
The Gale af RoStol
FOREIGN.

BosToE, January 23d.-The wind-storm
yesterday continues very furious.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-24

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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DR.. Warmers health corset, $l.5 at
Clayton Bros.
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-. SHEPPARD,
The Contractor and Builder Of Seattle.

Plans and Specifications furnished free,
and contracts taken anywhere on Puget
Sound. Rooms on Third st.. at residence
OF A. s. Miller. 1el-u
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SOMETHING MORE IN the AATRIN0.
NIAL WAY.

LETTING MORE IN the MATRIMO-
NlAL WAY.
Face manly and noble.
Tender and kind,
To dome stic virtues
Strongly inclined.
Eyes gray or black-vhat odds?
So they are true;
Whiskers or no whiskers,
Steer clear of blue.
Clean mouth and kissable-
Emphasize here
No trace of tobacco,
No smell of beer,
Cigars no objection,
Dog or a horse,
But share his amusoments,
With wife, of course,
Fine figure, athletic,
Firm aud erect,
By nature intended
For Gods elect,
Well read and enlightened,
Up with the times,
COnRenial companion,
Mind above dimes.
A W0man's reliance.
Come storm or shine;
Idea of home more than
Good place to dine.
Not tempted to revels,
Coming in lats;
Feels he must some virtues
ReciprOcate.
Free from profanity,
Heart without guile;
Pure, without inn0cence;
That is the style.
None of the blasphemous
SCOTS Of the day,
II he's a mind to be,
Y. III. G. A.
Young men of such a stamp,
Better 90 slow
Just the kind describe,
Scarce is, You knOw.)
Lots of nice girls there be,
Names ] could tell,
Know how to cook beefsteak,
Pie crust as we'll;
Musical, squeezeable,
Loving and true,
Good enough for most men,
Even for you.
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soAEYuIyC N TuE QATRIHDylAI
WAY.

Face intellectual
Color and tone
All the accompaniments
Really home grown.
Eyes-here I hesitate
Rather like blue:
Black not an obstacle:
Hazel would do.
None Of the Grecian type:
Not to seem proud,
Some little latitude
Herein allowed.
Figure that's squeezable-
Plump, bat not fat
Steer clear of scraeginees,
Could not stand that.
Quiet and ladylike,
Dresses with taste;
Ankle displayed,
Neat little waist.
Round Of home duties, her
Element quite;
Pie crust especially
Warranted light,
Common accomplishments;
But, in q word.
Those of the useful kind
Greatly preferred.
Little bit musical,
Able to sing
Claribel, Gabriel
That sort Of thing.
Chatty and sociable,
Likes q cigar;
Pleasant OLD people, pa
Pa and mama,
Pious, devotional.
Gentle and kind:
Teach in the Sunday school
II she's a mind.
Lady of such a stamp
Wanting a beau,
Strictly in confidence,
Knows where to 90.
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The tradition tellers and legend lovers
Of Washington have always remembered
the pretty and graceful ways of Mrs.
Douglas, and never ceased to hold her
up as q model of statesman's wife. Her
tact and her amiabii;y were boundless,
and although when she married the Lit
tie Giant she was very young and much
his junior. she adapted herself to the
position from the start SO thoroughly
that no wife Of twenty years experiences
in public life could equal her. For ev-
cry friend, for every constituent and for
every enemy of Senator Douglas she had
just the right thing ready to say, and,
with her wonderful memory for nance.
faces and places, she was never without
some personal inquiries 70 make of each
stranger. Her social instinct was a.
marvellous a. the gift of second sight
and when she accompanied NJ. Do0Rlao
ON his famous journey through the
South to visit his mother, there was not
person encountered in all that tour
that she could not have recognized at
sight and called by name, had they en-
tered her parlor unannounced q year lat
err Mrs. Hayes is the only lady in pub
lie life Who has created the same inter
oaAsOAAS tA0 RoOPA0 -
wherever the Little Chant went tne
crowd would cheer and CAL Tor ms wlfe,
Just a. the loyal citizens nave SINCE vel
coined MRS. hayes at dePots, STATE falr
grounds and the like. MIS-. Douglas
popularity was wonderful at tnas ume.
and her face snd winning ways made
TRENDS ri4nt ana lot ior the senator, at
tnat time candidate Tor the PRESIDENCY.
Al one OF her receptions In Masnineton
agreat, shy, AWKWARD consti!oent from
the most rustic region OF iuinols, Pre-
sente0 mmseit 10 mrs DOUGLAS 9Ootway,
sonI up 'neIe from the Capito1 oy t1o
oeaatol. vno nag ass9Ieu nin tua' IN nus
Miie wouio % oeilgn.ea % zee MN. Inc
v.s..o' was any.nlne ~. 8 PaIi0. ol 10.
moI.! ruue, unpG,,s .S. , sTn Oh me h;s
prdIlie. out power IN tne Poutics OF nus
nome ano man WnoSe i1MuenCo c01io
70 81 vast asslstance 20 Mt. DOu&las.
Ln, M the loom gave Nh nelvous
Gnu, mrs: Ooug'as Pietsy grecun&
s9re" MN into 1evef, anu nef insIunA
aim out into the refreshments room com
pleteo case OF palsy: Ignoring MS
trepidatlon she snatted away 70 nun
nerseil, PAID no attentlon 10 MS siam
merln@ rerusals, ana poured out the tea
INTO some miraculous little cups OF egg
smell Sevres. Grasplng the fairy calyx
In ms ringers for hrst sup, the delicious
nit OF oevrss was crushed to pieces and
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vears / IVES afflicted with kidney and
Liver troubles. used your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and II did what NJ
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DENTISTRY.

r HAVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
for the purpose of practicing dentistry
All work shall be satisfactory and charges
reasonable. Office In Opera House. 0ppO-
site New England House.