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National Republican., 1882-10-11
Rev. Dr. Ilirics's Lesture.

Tuesday evening AT tho Quaker Church, Rov.
DR., Hicks addressed the National Arbitration
League, His lecture was on the dignity Of man.
hood and the rights Of labor II Is not lat.ery 10
say that the subject was handled IN Il mastery and
eloquent manner, aud the lecturer was frequently
greeted by applause
National Republican., 1882-10-11
DISTRICT BREYITlEs.
Tho Weather ro.nnr.

For The Middle Afantfe States, including ne Die
frict qf Columbia local rains, cloudy redher, north
cast 10 southeast tcfnds, loigtr barometer, statonap
or dighfaA In temperature.
Threatening Dcdther and rain are indicated for The
Middle and South ARdniic Siuies during Wednesday,
and fair tOcdther Is indicated for he South Atlantic
and GUY States during Thursday
National Republican., 1882-10-11
Rnclng on lhe ANrnue.

Major King has had his attention directed to the
racing between the Washington aud Georgetown
street.caIs and the lIerdics. Last evening about
$40 p. IN, he reports that the drivers OF car No. 10
enth street to the Capitol grounds aud 1t is his
intention, If the managers of these companies do
not correct the same, to keep sharp eye ON tins
cruel sport and expects 10 make arrests at an
National Republican., 1882-10-11
LADIES GOODS.
>-~~-ss--'->----->-S-~--ss~. -.-.,-,..,--. -
TO LADIES ONLY.

A FEW LINES CONCERNING HOW yn
SHALL BE CLOTHED, AND A FEW
REASONS WHY THE PALAis ROYAL,
oUGHTTo BE ABLE TO GIVE us PA.
TRoNs THE FINEST GOODS AT LOW.
EST PRICES.
National Republican., 1882-10-11

The Commissioners have Issued the following:
Ordered, That as the work to be done on the i'm
proyements on Fourteenth street extended is
ihdeleimlhaIe N amount and OF such ohdrGc-
mates impractlcaDc, the Engineer Commissioner
il instructed 10 do the work by hired labor.
National Republican., 1882-10-11

THE Thursby concert at Ii ncoln Hall last night
was one Of the most agreeable, pleasant, and sue
ccssfnl entertainments Of the kind we have ever
attended. Miss Thursby was IN good voice. and
n meI app ,arnnce anu manner eaplvnttd her audi
aud the others gave satisfaction. A Weber con.
cert grand piano was used anl impe sed every
one with us full, round, rich, grant tones.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
waf. d. ENTWISLR
APO1'IlECARY.
Ioci Pennsylvania avenue northwes.


dealer IN Drugs Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Per
mnery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Sponses, &c.
Prescript Ions compounded day or night
Soda and Mineral Waters on draughi tho year
round mr3liy
r6Bs IRON RAILINGs A SPECIALITY.
NEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
OF Inch iroD put up complete at 80 cents per
tOOt. -
ALSO ALL MISCELLANEOUS IRON WORK
mr23-Iy i52 Maine avenue southwest
R6Jo ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA.
HSS' BLES. JOHN II. CLARK. Manager.
NO. lT2iH street. between Seventeenth and Eight
roors s,. eenth streets, -, =.
h0ur OF month, with drivers IN Livery.
nanul,S anu Hentlemen's Saddle Horses:
fadEiu,clular attention given to Boarding HorseA
klay1 AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, ATOMIZERS.
~ dOuches, and o her rubt er goods at
Ocl COUGlILlN'S. Masonic TImnln.
E15Yro HOMEoPATHIC MEDICINES, SPECI-
~ ncs, Witch Hazel Oil, Trachenl Drops, Mes
my2I CoUGHLlN'S
NCSJ3 J3SANFORDS, WEI DE MEYERS, SAGES,
ESS HArtey's, aud other cntarrh cures AT
Ocl CGUdIILlN'S DRUG STORE.
mI5y3 IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
w. rRlgla, Headache, roothAGhe. or any pain, ono
application Of FLUID LIGHTNING Will relieve you.
Sold only ~ tCOUGHLTNS. Masonic Temple. no9
h19J9 WARMERS KIDNEY CURE. MRS. PINK
49, hams Compound, CureRline, CAMS CornsSol'
Masonic Temple, iAl0
National Republican., 1882-10-11
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock ur Diamond Lace Pms. Finger ana Ear
Rings, Fine Guld Jewelry, American Watches, ster'
ling Silyerwpre In great variety Plated Tea Sets
Baskets, Bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, astors
Soup Tureens, Forks and spoons, Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers q sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses, Brnss Sconces, Mirrors Candlestlcks &C.
meyer so complete which we call TO the attention
Of purchasers, ps they will hnd our prices low.
-. HARRIS & SIAFER
hAAA"u NoIllt PennsyVa ayenlA
National Republican., 1882-10-11


ST JANEs.-J !. !Spelker, Sacramento Cal. q. n.
Hopkins, Troy N. Y.
ST. MANGO. Gosler, New York; A. Mitchell,
Philadelphia, Pal &. II. lee, Virginia,
,WoRMLEYs.-FranclsT 7. Chambers, Philadelphia;
W. A. nuer, New York w Bakewcll Pittsburgh {;
4: s. nivss u, J.. Russell, Mobile Ala W. Butler
Duncan New York.
METRonoLITAN.-J.P p Hays, New York; II. ID.
GORDON Wilmington Del; II. e. POsey, Poughkcep-
slei w, III. Mallory. Cleveland, Ohio George Skin
mer, columbus, Ohio; George e. Rlves, Gnlvesto n.
Toxasi John l.. Hardee, Savannah, ca.
EnBITT.-Carl Il. Epler, Quincy Ill: F. Stput,
Bal inorg, MIDI William IIuhbcl Fisher, Cincinnati,
riinglon; New YORK Siiyi 4. 7. u. Penny, Chicago
louisville: Henry b. Gates, Chicago; william Stew
AEIINGTos., II. Gardner, Providence, II.
l.; Z, L. MhttoCks, Maine; j. Sylvester, q. MOrisn
J. w. Frank, New York; G. w, Law, Jersey city. n.
j.; George II. Chandler, Baltimore; Maurice Stra
kmoh, Miss Wlnant, Signor Fcranti, New York; II.
H. Gratz Kentucky.
RIGGs-ueorge w. Randenbush, ]. S. Brown,
Roiling, Pa; ~; s; NJ. Riley. Pennsylyan q George
/: narrh OF Philadelphia; II. 2. short, North Caro-
mi II. +; Royce, Iowa; q W; Hawkes.. Adelaide,
south Australia; G. f. ell, England; J. NJ. Jases,
Buffalo, n VI W s Price, L. /. llulcnns, Phlindel-
pennslylyania J: n; lie Valley, Chicago; NJ SimI;;
son, Philadelphia; j. l., Daley, New York; Ward
Hunt, Jr,, Utica, NJ Y; ID. Il. Brown, Boston.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Erery Department stocked to its utmost ca.
pacity. Prices loWer than ever. We shall
Strive to maintain the reputation of the old
store Of selling good goods at the loarest pos.
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
I3zs POST OFFICE NOTICE.

viii oe Oce sns ending
seass 10" via .hS az
3 @ for inn GiaS pe per hP Cya ta via
THAI at l. IN for France direct, per steamship
s!eamsp Elbe Via sou hampton n 10 and BGnS Bre%ea per
n1hAt tnl II a. m v for SGfermamy Fanec &C.
and Hamburg Oetlcrs for Gleit Britain and other
grt - at u M ior Earope, per steamship Repn6.
HG. H.. via Qneen5town; at l3O e. m; for Cuba. Porto
FhiDAYSXS 10 a. m. for Jamaica, Turks Island
Haytl. per steaiishlp Aips. '0'
81 AZ iVathmA, ~ II, r. m 1r Europe rGr r. steamship
and Scotland mus, be dIreeted pei, CITY of homeD:
% S o!ss . Ss Sx r Ct G1s
al S'Fr III Sa nj osgo% Gf at a.
ior Dclginm direct per s,Sen'6ib Rhynlard Via ii;
Antwefp; at II a. an. for Eurole: ptr steamship
for ne Wind%ard Islands, PER si,a,nshIp Mdrlel;
a h heSpO 'Sr Gaes Via All hS wss at f for
,5s fAns,Ta e. Ns Tssia"S - SsS@a%iea % aad I'll
% per fy and aan yn sR
sr1anish ? Gty ofP, kin. vis san FrancIsco.
arranged on the basis OF az uplnlerrupled overland
djsEsN!RTnYsdH ENRY e. hf saoSE Postmaster
n<z3y@ MADAME JOSEPHINE LOGA \,
be ready 10 receive pupils OCrOnEHl, MADAME
LOGAN received her musical education from the
best masters Ia Italy and London, and her largo
perience in Italian opera especially qualities her to
prepare ladies and gentlemen for the Italian and
English operate stage also for concerts ana oraoro
MADAME LOGAN, BY permission, refers 10 the
following gentlemen: Mr. Max SirakOsch the ceie
brated Impressarlo; Mr., John Philip Sousa Leader
Marine Band, Washington; Mr.. Ludwig NJ. Rubens
American Ai Mystical Agency, Sew York; Prof Marco
PREF Pr3G LpiFl R Ventura, Boston; Mr, Earl Marble
Boston. Address 10 2 street northwest selG-tf
.~lge PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DEWOL-
5SS OWSKI, Pianist and Vocalist, assisted by
hia daughter, Miss Isabella DeWolowsSi, has re-
1'weth street northwest. Ills new aud snipliaed
method of instruction IL the best In existence. II
saves years Of practices; teoches how TO read music
at sight, and trains tie voice to Its highest culture for
operas. concerts, or the parlor se7-3m
nS@o -DFNTIsT.-uowLAND DENTAL AsSo
eS ClArIOS, No I'll Four-andR-half street, J
doors north Of Pemnsylvana avenue east side. Here
afer extractlons under Nitrous 0xi e. without pain
will be u for the first tooth and 50 snts each ldd
tiona tooth at the same sitting Eysfnctons without
gus, 20 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made
VIPER set. Gold and Amalgnm FilllDgs from 81 to sS
All work warranted first class Have administered
Nitrous Oxide to over 10000 patients Patients COM
Ing by car will be furnished free tickets TO and rom
the office. mr2a-iy
a[sfs wM b. ENTwISLR
National Republican., 1882-10-11

You can publish three. line advertisement of
wanted" For Rent" " For Sale" or "Lost,"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErUD-
TICAS
National Republican., 1882-10-11

THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Daily classes in German for GROWN YOUNG
la DIES at the Norwood Institute from II u. m. to
~ M Special attention given to the German class
les and TO conversation In that language.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
Tho Thermometer Yc,trrdnN.
prOmIuent ArrIvnI..

a. M, $500; II a. m., Go.s'; 9 p. M, T.O';
p. M, 6s.lo; IL p. NJ, 661o; maximum, 1859 mini
mum. 5S2o
National Republican., 1882-10-11
EDUCATIONAL.


DRoF. ALEX. DE woLowsKrs NEW METH
"a ~ od for Singing and Plano shortest and best, saw
"a M KS ysg[s Prs SG ror operas concerts and RaEor
rINHE SCHOOL OF ELoCUTIoN AND ORA
4 malic Art has resumed lis studies. Private les
6Ty&L S'S axGK axtGK"F 5GH6R AR
wtst oclO-2ts
A RT SCHOOL, .i5Is STREET NORTHWEST
IA Now opon for Its thirteenth annual session. Thor
SSE nsSEG IL ~ S9nhss ond Of drawing and
day even a. send for circular or eai ana iur'
..,o...,a - ' '' ' ). Z. FULLER,
sel0tocJO Principal.
NA1TIlIso,NAALL, AL,,,J ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS cor;
rom iso Preparatory Course 70 Portrait and Msier
cal Painting ocjlm+
TTNIvERs1rY OF GEORGETOWN.
SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY;
Charles W, Hoffman, Ill. D., Dean and President
Hon. Richard t. Nrerrlck, Ii. D., Constitutional
Hon; william A. Richardson, IL p, (g S. Court
OF Claims siNintoTy and AdmInlstTativo lay
the Law Of EyldSnce dS,e and Eqny Jgrspradenco
III bariInsioa: Esq, Personal Propsrty' Contracts,
William II. Dennis, a. b.. ~. D., Domestic Rela-
tions, Testamehiary Law, and Grimes.
PRIZES;
For the member OF the Senior Glass having the best
average In reritntlun+ and examinations during the
I For T The best essay upon some legal TOPIC by mem; &
Graduate @ coSrsS % woisn % forty p Goafs III 'N0 rust
For the member Of the Junior Class having the
best average In rcetations and examinations during
Tie exercises oi The Junior Glass begin MONDAY
ts SGgY 3 a ,sns Sd fs Soss ssnST OF
the Post Graduate Glass, FRIDAY. EVENING at 7.
For further i" oF%SGa W IT, or e sp!fs apsy sG
oe5 1is5 New York avenue, Washington, u. C.
REMSoNN M IT, PIERCE BLooUT1oN. ORA.
coran builllng. seq 1?ts
r ,Aw SCHOOL, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY:
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
EUGENE CARUsI. E.a.,
G as hnT any &esoaSs a Property
p....., u: o; CLA UGHT0N Esq. o.
Professor of T9niiy JnIspra;d97nee Evilence, Com
WIZ. u. WEBB, ESQ,
Professor of Pleading, Applied Evidence, and Prac-
LECTURERS:
Hos; II, TL,,Sr j; WELLS, Criminal Law
SHIHt G HtS E.o Is8 & Of FAY TNrts ot Corporations"
y %lLLotGifBI, "E ESQ, a. Deeds and Convey.
II. ROSS PERRY, ESQ, Conflicting Laws"
ton and Procedure of the unite States Courts" will
be delivered by Prof sSor Webb during the term.
Junior class meets Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Senior class meets Monday, wednesday. and Fri.
Post g,a !uate class meets Monday, Wednesday,
The { fetlry viii be ut the lecture rooms, 025 +
street eaeh evening during the month Of October ut
tGe npiiies OF renticmen desiring to enter
The prosre tis of the School may tie obtained and
students can enter at tile ose Of the Seerstary
National Republican., 1882-10-11

MR.. AND MRS. wM. D. cABELL,
Prlncinala.
National Republican., 1882-10-11

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amour
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to.
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-11


take pleasure in recommending to tho public the
Mrs William ID. Cabell ana bespeak for this school
the favorable consideration and patronage of my
'''ea' anu '0itg hAuRRH T OSBORNE o.s street.
WASHINGToN, Sept. ID, 1852 ma8Gm
GCHooL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871. 7o7
branches: church organ for practice THEO. IN
CALLS KING. Principal. auG0tf
IMMERSION INSTIrUTE-SELECT CLASSICAL
~ and Mathematical School for Boys, Fourteenth
street, between ana X streets. will reopen Wednes-
day, September 10. For circulars, &C., address,
street. au24tf
JTNRENCH LESSONS.-MADAME LEPRINCE
H from Paris. Will give Conversational Lessons In
French, at her own and pnpls residences: also open
Ing classes. Prices moderate Cal after o'clock
at No. l52 rect northw 8, ap23-tf
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building. corner Ninth and ID streets Day
and Evening sessions for the education Of sons and
daughters, and men and women for seisupport and
real life. The branches taught are the English Ian
Penman hip: bookkeeping by single and double
entry adapted to every variety of business; Business
Practice, Wholesale, retail, aud banking, employing
the methods Of accounts business papers and cor,
respondence adopted by leading business houses;
Physical and Vocal Cultures; Political Economy;
Commercial Law; Business Ethics. Special depart
char.e of best masters College open AUGUST Is
for the reception of students for the year, dav or
evening. Tuition: BY the year lin monthly INSTALL
ments ofslO) 500 by the quarter twelve weeks, so;
tering $50; evening tultion three months sl6; even
ing tuition. one month, 81 The new. handsomely
illustrated College Announcement containing full In
formation, sent free apon application by mail or at
'''e 0o'''s' o''' HENRY c. sPENCER, Principal.
SARA a. SPENCER, Vice-Princlpal. auli
National Republican., 1882-10-11
.caoRtf
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,

1919 and 12ii Fourteenth street, near Fourteenth
Street Circle, Washington, u. c.
National Republican., 1882-10-11

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ant
gents clothing, watches, jowelry, &C. Call on O
address Herzog. sos Ninth street. near pennsyl
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-11
Ab VNNAAAN
seiGtoc1O

NTATIoNAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS COR |
~ ~ corsn building, Fifteenth street : The moAi |
thorough instruction In tvery department of Art |
from the Preparatory Course to Portrait and Hlstor
cal Painting. Ocjlmf
National Republican., 1882-10-11
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, CURTAINS

in endless variety. We defy competition.
Our expectations more than realized and
Judging from the many congratula Ions We have n
ceived, our enterprise is appreciated.
We invite one and all TO inspect our mammoth
building, immense stock, and low prices
National Republican., 1882-10-11

SCHooL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1871. 7o7
- Eighth street northwest. Low rates; all
branches; church organ for practice THEo. IN
CALLS KING. Principal. auc0tf
National Republican., 1882-10-11

DRoF. ALEX. DE woLowsRrs NEW METH
Il cd for Singing and Plano; shortest and best saw
In years pra tce. for operas concerts and parlor
nt lii6 NJ street northwest. ociLim
National Republican., 1882-10-11

A RT SCHOOL, 1913 STREET NORTHWEST
IA Now opon for Its thirteenth annual session. Thor
ough INSTRUCTION In all branches OF drawing and
painting. Mechanical drawing Monday and Thurs
s. T. FULLER,
se16toc10 Prlncinnl,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26

Warmer yesterday. Mercury 450 at sunrise,
63o at noon, Gle at sunset; wind northwest.
Clouds and sunshine, with few spits of rain
at noon.
The Army and Navy Union will celebrate
its sixteenth anniversary to-day.
One of the Armour electric lights will be
placed in front of the City Hotel.
The Pullman from Boston last night was de-
layed about two hours by the engine giving
out short distance this side of that city.
Yesterday morning the police seized nine
barrels of beer at the Eastern freight yard, and
two barrels OF lager at the Boston boat.
The annual meeting of the Portland Safety
Deposit Company was adjourned yesterday al
ternoon for month
Patrick Silver, aged 16, was severely bitten
by dog in Floyd's stable, Congress street. The
animal belonged to a man from out of town.
Richard Burke, the alleged smuggler, was
held by Commissioner Rand yesterday, in the
sum of $500 to answer at the June term OF the
District Court.
Wednesday little girl named Boak, living
at 10 Ellsworth street, fell out of the second
story window and broke her leg above the
ankle.
The First Maine Regiment have accepted an
invitation to go to Lewiston Fourth Of July
Expenses paid and seventy-fye cents for each
man.
Thieves broke into Webb's Wholesale corn
and -four store on Commercial street Wednes-
day night, and ransacked it thoroughly, but
got nothing of much value.
The police last night seized two barrels of
beer and quantity of lager at Pat Plunkett's,
Fore street, and barrel of beer at Michael
Glancy's, Danforth street.
Mr.. Maxweli's horse took fright at the cars
in Deering Wednesday and threw Mr.. Max
well from the wagon, injuring him very seri-
ously.
James Hanley and James Hudson, two
Lewiston fluid dealers, were brought to Port
land by United States officer, on the charge
of evading the internal revenue laws, Wednes-
day.
In the trial of Morrison, the banco-steerer Of
Boston for swindling Charles Francis Adams
out of SIT 5000, the following testimony was
offered by Mr.. John Quincy Adams. He said
Morrison asked bis dealer who the Portland
hank president was they bled for $1,000. Thf
dealer could not remember the name.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26
STATE NEWS.
ANpRosooaa1N COUNTY.

ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.
The Auburn shoe manufacturers report an
increase in fall orders. 1888 cases have been
shipped this week. The trade may be said to
be progressing favorably, although buyers are
operating cautiously. The boot factories are
in full operation, with enough orders on hand
to keep them busy most of the season.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The sChronicle says that on Monday Mr..
Stephen Holt of Weld was engaged in blowing
when the hired man heard him make an ex-
clamation, and Oh turning around, saw him
fall to the ground. He only gasped and died.
He was 81 years of age.
The new Pennington board of examining
surgeons for pensions was organized last week
as follows: DIR. j. A. Richards, president; DR..
j. r. Eaton Of Wilton, secretary; DIR. &. u.
Higgins of Strong. treasurer.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The catalogue and circular of the Eastern
State Normal School at CastiDe for the year
ending June 2, 1882, is out. This institution
has had very prosperous year. AT the fall
term there were 102 students; at the winter
term, So; at the spring term, 135. Total for
the year, 323 Some of these pupils attended
more than one term, but POS different persons
awaited themselves of the privileges of the
school. The present term closes with exercises
of examination and graduation, May 31st and
June LIST. The fall term will commence
August 21st.
PENoBsCOT COUNTY.
The Commercial says Bacon. Robinson u
Co., the Penobscot River Ice Company, have
sold 10, 900 tons of ice to be delivered in WASH
ington, d, c., in May and June. One thou
sand tons of this lot were to have been ship
ped during the present mouth, but none has
been shipped as yet.
The Commercial says the residence of ]. ID.
Kinds, station agent of tine Bucksport & Ban
gor railroad, at South Orrngton, was burned
Tuesday with part of its contents.
WALDO COUNTY.
The Journal says that the Belfast Block
Manufacturing Company have erected a
furnace near the foundry building for the pur-
pose of galvanizing the iron used in their BUSH
ness. Heretofore this kind of work has been
sent away.
IN GENERAL.
"Perley" writes the Boston Journal from
Washington as follows concerning the fill
clustering in the House Wednesday on the
contested election case of MacKey VS.. Dibbe:
Lindsey was absent, being detained in Maine
by serious illness. The only Gfeenbacker absent
was March of Maine, who, when the flibuster-
ing began last Saturday, voted with the Re-
publicans, but who has been kept away ever
since under the plea of illness. 1t is under
stood that the real trouble with Murch is the
bulldozing experience to which he has been
subjected by mis- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS col
league Ladd and by other Democrats. Ladd
votes with the Democrats when they vote, and
refrains from voting when they do.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26

The first annual 1h ibition of the Portland
Society of Art Will ndoubtedly be one OF
superior merit. The society is assured of at
least $50 pictures Representing over GO artists,
many of them being among the leading artists
in the country. Among many names in the
list we notice: Edward FL. Blashfeld, 7. A
Richards M. Il. H. DeHaas. j. Wells Champ
ney, Samuel Coleman. A. T. Bricher, VIM. III.
Lippincott. Chas. Bridgeman, j. G. Beckwith,
G. Y. Turner, 1. M. Gangengigl, e. M. Ban
mister, Ernest W. Longfeliow, Fred Juengling
Fl. Bolton Jones, A. #. Bellows.
In letter to the president of the society
Mr.. A. 7. Bricher says:
am very much interested in to have you
get a good exhibition in Portland 1 have
many friends there and believe that you will
be able to do we'll in the matter of selling. /
have spoken to every one of the artists l have
met and have told Wilmurt's people to call on
all the artists whether on list or not for pic
lures + For myself 1 shall send on of my
best marines-just finished land smaller things,
some studies from around Portland.
This exhibition will prove great attraction
to Portland during the summer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26
Gospel Mission.

Last evening new feature was introduced
into the meeting at the Mission by holding
youths temperance meeting. The hall was
we'll filed and very interesting programme
was gone through by the children of the Mis-
sion Sabbath school, and at the close sixty
three names were signed to the pledge against
intemperance, tobacco and profanity. 1t is in
tended to continue these meetings every
Thursday evening for the purpose of interest
ing the young in the cause of temperance and
virtue.
This evening the usual experience meeting
will be held at 7.45 o'clock. All are invited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26

Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDdE BUNNEf.
THURsDAY.-Edward F. Carly paid fine OF Sloo
and costs on an Indictment for keeping drinking
house and tippng shop, and also 500 and costs on
an indictment for nuisance.
In the case of State VS.. Samuel Rounds, in which
the jury disagreed they stood eleven for convictlon
and one for acquitta. The government witnesses
residing out of the State ordered to recognize
for their appearance at the September term, and
the case was continued. Rounds bail was fixed in
the Municipal Court at $780, and he has been IN
Jail ever since his arrest unable to procure surees
IND hal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26
Republican Caucuses.

The Republicans of the city of Portland, are re-
ouested to meet at their respective ward rooms, on
THURSDAY, June 4. RSS2.
at O'Clock p M, to choose six delegates from each
ward to attend the Republican State Convention to
be holden at Portland, Tuesday, June Is, 1882, at
IL O'Clock a. m.
The delegates so chosen, are requested to meet at
Republican Headquarters, on Saturday, June Sd at
D. IN, to choose six delegates at large to attend
said convention Per Order.
VIM NJ. MARKS, Chairman.
p FRANK S. WATERHO USE, Secretary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-05-26

After reading all the advertisements of Spring
medicines and blood purifiers, advise the uso of
AYERS SARSAPARILLA. Impurities of tn
blood though their name be legion, tremble and
fear before it. 1t is tho king of all blood purifiers
and the best of all medicines for Spring disorders
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS SARSA-
PARILLA, and do not be persuaded to take any
other. Price, 81; six bottles for So.
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