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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28
CITY AND VICINITY.


NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Young People of the Church of the Messiah
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Blankets -Chamberlin 81 Homstsd
Nofica of Foreciosnre-James 2. Baxter.
Gordon S tier Dog For Sale.
ksymond's Vacation Excursions-W. Raymond.
Wanted Miss Ruth Mugford.
For Sale--sJames al. Bates, M. d.
To Lett. Taylor.
NJ G. NJ. An office.
Girl Wanted.
Portland, Bangor and Mt. Desert Steamboat Co.
Wanted-Dr. Sylvester.
For Sale-Lodging Heuss.
AUCTION SALES.
Horse and Carriage Mart-F. o. Bailey 81 Co.
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Chamberlain 8 H0MSTED.
sepl8
Mspffee al FOrecIOsVare.

NTHEREAS on the 31st day Of September A. d.
w 1850, Edward y. Craa then of Portland in TIA o
County OF Cum serland and State OF Maine by his
mortgage deed Of that date recorded in the Cum
berland Cosnty Registry of Deeds In Book 40
Page 81. conveyed TO the Maine Savings Bank, a
corporation established by law, and having its
place of business at said Portland, certain lot
OF land With the buildings thereon, situated on
the kasterly side OF Emery Street, and Northerly
side OF spruce Street in said Portland and DO aided
as follows 70 witt Starring at the intersection of
said sides OF said streets and running thence North
erly by the li1e OF Emery Street enc hundred and
thirty six feet, more OF lees 70 land of Clinton Il.
Jones at DO ut eighty est distaut from the south
esast corHsr 81 Emery and Cushnan Streets; thence
ESsterly one hundred and thirty tee more or less,
TO lapd Of John II. True; thence Southerly by said
True's Land forty Wins feet, more or ess, to a
point distant seventy i've and three teuths feet as
said TrEe's line runs from spruce Street; thence
Weste ly on line very sarly parallel with Spruce
Street flrty-eight and thrty-nine hundredths f.
thence sontheriy straight line seventy-bve and
thiFtyeight hundI eiths feet TO Spruce street at
p0iul distant seveniy-three and sixty-one hun
eredths feet from the starting yoint; thence Vest
ery by the line of Spruce street to Emery Street at
the starting point: being part Of the premises
YSyed to said Cram by Nathan Cieaves, Assignee In
Insolvency Of Jerome 3 Pickett, BY deei dated Ju-
~ Let A. U. 1880, aud recorded ia said Registry of
eeds ia Book 4Ss, Page 35l. The lanr (and lines)
Of John II. lrae referred to is that previously
ed BY him. aAd LOT the lot conveyed to him by said
Cram by deed dated Dec. 3 st A. d. 1880. And
whereas on he Goth day OF February A. ID. 1882
the said Alaiue savings sank by it deed of that
date recorded in sad Registry Of Deeds in Book
49I Page 942 ASST zied o Z Q subscriber James r.
raxtsr d said ortand, the deed OF mortgage aiore-
said the deht thereby secured ana all it's light I'M
III snd BIZ virtue OF I'D mortgage to she premises
tnsre y conveyed: and whereas tbs condition of
said mortga e. has been broken. row, therefore,
pub l. notce IS hereby given that By reason of the
breach Of the condi lon Of said mortgage the sub
ser Der claims foreclosure thereof pnrsuapt to The
statute IL sch case ade and ;r1yided
Dated this l5th day of September A. .. 1882.
se28w3w JAMES p. BAKER.
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Notice OF Importance to Those Who Are
to Entertain Guests.

Fearing that the notice which was given =
few days ago was not fully understood, the
committee would take this occasion to renew
their request for the names Of all privately in
vited guests who are expected to be present at
the meeting next week.
There will doubtless be many visitors in the
city who will not apply 10 the committee for
accommodations, but who viii come upon the
invitation of personal friends aud acquain-
tances. In order that the list may be COM
plete, and register furnished which will be
of value to both hosts and guests. the names of
all thess visitors should be included. The list
will be published early next week, and in Or
der that no MONIES may be omitted each perIoq,
a01o expects any company on account Of the
meeting of the Board is asked to send on post
al card to No IS Exchange street his own name
and residence, together with the names and
residences Of his expected guests By Doing
this he Will assist in furnishing most vaiu-
able directory for the occasion, and at the
same time he will help to brin into deserved
notice the hospitality Of our city which for
largeness and heartiness has seldom if ever
been egualed. CHAs. A. Dickinson,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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Free Street sunday SCHOOL.

At the annual election of officers OF Free
Street Baptist Sunday School, held last eve
ming, the old list was reelected, except that
L. D. Austin was elected Librarian, and Chas
Plummer. Secretary and Treasurer. No other
business of public interest was transacted.
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A Pleasant Meeting.

PORTLAND, NC, p5pt' 70 OF
We. Churchill, Of the firm of Merrill q
Drew, Colebrook, N. H, was in town to-day
on his way home to Raymond to spend lew
days. He called on his friends on Cushman
street where he met his mother in great sur
prise. Mr.. G. served most six years as book
keeper for Hon. VIM, Small Of Raymond.
r
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Municipal Court.

wRDNHsDAY.-Patr Sullivan. lntoxication
Fined SO and costs. Paid
M ry Ivers Intoxication. Fined IS and costs
Sentence suspended
George Brown Larceny Bound over in the sum
of So to grand jury January ERIN.
Onza Ohilbrook Search and seizure. Fined 500
and costs. Anpealed
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Iniurad il a Saw MN.

Stillman Ring OF Richmond, while adjusting
belt on the Trigger at G. B. Foster & sons
saw mill, Tuesday afternoon, was caught in
the gearing and his right arm broken and
crushed III such manner that it is doubtful if
it can be- saved from amputation. PEN
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28

An effort existing without cause is an ina
possibility tickling in the throat, huskiness Of
the voice, violent coughing, etc, are the eff
fects OF q severe cold. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
cures the cold at once and removes its serious
affects
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nnited states circuit court.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
wEBNRsDAY.-The grand jury reported at P.
M The trial jury will come in tomorrow morning.
Adjourned TO Thursday at 10 a. M.
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Installatlon of Rav. aenru Rlanchard.

Installation Of Rev. Henry Blanchard.
Rev. Henry Blanchard will be installed as
pastor of the first Universalist church, Con-
gress Square, this evening at 72O o'clock promp
Arrangements have been completed, and the
order Of services will be as below.
Organ Voluntary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev Samuel Longfellow.
Anthem-"How lovely are the messengers.
Mendelssohh
Scriptures = ,n.r.,,,
Solo-"Send down Thy Blessings, .....MillaTd
Mrs. G. X. Halves.
Sermon t.-..... ....- .',...'.''''''
Rev. e. G. Bodies, ID. D.
Hymn. ............... ....-..s.''.''s'
Choir and Congregation.
Prayer Of Installation. .....-..........,..s..'
Rev. "A. j. Patterson, D. D.
response. -.....s.,.... ,.....''.'
Choir.
Right hand of Fellowship ..................
Rev. G. A Hayden.
Address of Welcome. ...,.......,...........
Rev. Thomas Hill, d. ID.
Anthem-keJoice the heart of Thy Servant.
Choir.
Address to the People, ............,..
~ Rev. {. II. Capen, D. D.
Choir and Congregation.
Pastor.
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Sale Of Marhla Goods.

At II a. m. and p. m. to-day, F. Q. Bailey
& Co. commence the sale Of fine msrbIe and
alabaster goods, consisting in part of vases,
groups, card receivers, ornaments, etc. This
is the CHOICEST collection Of marble and alabas-
ter goods which has been shown in this city
for years, they having been recently imported
by Mssars Cifri & Lorenzi Of Florence, Italy.
All in want of fine ornaments for decoration
purposes viii do we'll to attend this sale, as the
goods will be sold without reserve. For fur
Their particulars see auction column.
THURSDAY we shall make run OF Ladies'
Hemmed Stitched Handkerchiefs at ten cents
each. OWEN, MOORE s. Co.
aan272t
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
rABnEAUx WANTS.

Last evening very pleasant entertainment
was given at the vestry of the Church of the
Messiah, by the young people OF the church,
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Society The
principal feature of tho evening was the tab
leaux vivants, arranged by Mr.. Brown, the au-
thor of the historical pageant Of "The Corona
ton of Columbia The tabeaax gave inn
mense satisfaction, SIS did the various recita-
tions and musical selections that composed the
rest OF the programme. The following was
the order OF exercises:
HE scULPToR's NJ AsTERPIEcE.
Clio recording the names of Emerson and Long
fellow upon the Scroll OF Immortality Calliope
holds the Scroll; Fame stands with trumpet Eu-
terpe pensively views the two broken strings of
her harp while Polyhymnia triumphant ele-
Yates cross to typify the Christian character of
the poets.
Esther denouncing Haman to the King.
Lady Jane Gray listening to the midnight bell OF
the Power of London. the night before her execu-
ton.
Duet. ......... Misses jennie and Nellie Eoyes.
THE BAsHFU1 PEASANTS.
Selected Recitation.
Short, landlord .......s......M Mr.. D. e. Cooling
Dennis; Irish waiter ........ Mr.. A. M. Heseitne
Lieut. Kingstone, of tina Royal Navy =,
Col. Kingpton retired officer Of the army .......
.......... a. Volunteer
Percy, his secretary. Mr. l.. b. Chase
AUh0RA--lD ILLUSTRATION OF an original poem
Cupid favors Homespun more than Satin.
Little Teasing Pets. Scene in the library OF
White Clover Cottage, Aunloy Hill; Brilliant
Recitation from Richard Brinsley Sheridan-Lady
Teazle, by Miss Nellie s. lacDonald.
PART II.
Solo Miss Annie Greeley
Flora and her Nynphs paying tribute to the God
dess of Music
Jealousy
The ravesdropper Baker.
Duet. $50. . Misses Jennie and Nellie Moves
Tennyson's Sea Fairies
Original Recitation. The Centennial Tea Party.
Miss Pepperheld ..-.........-..- Miss Mcdonald
a w.aithy maiden lady Of Vermont.
Mrs. Blunt ....'..-......-. =. MISS slas !
Mrs. Sp1nf1ax. ............. ...---*. MISS farfls
Mr. Slimkins ......s.. MFR. W. w. Wallace
bachelor DESTROYS of aiding the host IS in
cut ing of The 'cowpons'' of her bonus.
Iehabod.... ............. Master Phil Morse
By request of many who we're present last
evening". the affair will be repeated Friday
evening, with possibly afew slight changes.
MISS LATHAMs CONCERT.
There will, no doubt. be large and brilliant
audience gathered in City Hall this evening
the occasion of Miss Lathams debut, and there
should be. Miss Latham is Portland girl,
born and bred at Peaks Island. She hasFe
ceived the very best musical education, and is
said by her teachers to be one Of theif mos
promising pupils. All who have had the
pleasure Of hearing her sing in private havt
expressed themselves perfectly delighted
| Then again, Miss Latham will have a remark
| ably strong support. Miss Addie @. Reed he
| hosts OF favorable notices from leading jnur
nails, Miss Marion Osgood is called Al excel
lent violin virtuoso. aud the pubic are wei
acquainted with the many excellences EFF til
| Portland Concert Company, who will ais
| debut on this occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28

We have four stores,
twO in Augusta, one here
and a bcaneh at Old Or
chard Beach,
We huy our Patent Med
icines direct ffom manu-
Gacturers. our Drugs lin
full paekages) from the
importers, our Fancy and
Toilet articles, such as
solid back Hair Brushes,
English y French Teeth
Brushes, Nail, IafdRtS'
aud Cloth Brushes u ALI
kinds, styles aud prices,
beautiful Puff Boxes. &c,
g.. WeimpOrt ourselves,
direct from a
Druggists $ undry house
in Paris, France, thereby
Saving three or four
profits and consuming so
many goods Ia all our
stores. We buy In large
quantities and thereby
get bottom prices.
In this department cur
stock is specially COM
plete. Manufacturing the
greater part Of the prep
aratiOns our elves, and
employing only clerks
who Have had many years
experience in compounds
ing Prescriptions, our
customers can rely upon
the quality and purity OF
our goods and the Ger
reetness OF the various
compounds prepared at
our establishment.
We have a fun line Of
French Perfumes made
by Lubin & Co, Paris,
Fr., in bulk and put up
ia regular size. Also a
full lire of Domestic
Goods made by Palmer,
Colgate, Robinson, WO9d.
Orih and Wright. Ia
fact, we think we have
the most extensive line Of
Bulk Perfumes tbat can
be shown in the city.
Also allthe leading Toll
ct Waters.
We make a speciality Of
Imported Cigars and at
Ithe same time use due
care in selecting eur Do
nestle Goods. We have
a large variety OF ) and
10 cent Cigars, aud we
ARE sure that judges OF
Tobacco can be suited at
our case.
OF Imported Cigars ne
have always on hand the
Henry Clay, La Bruns-
wick and La Ritica. OF
Domestic the La Nor
mandi, La Rosa, La Bas-
ltianelli. Boston Herald,
Sebe and IA great many
other well known brands.
Our store Is kept open
day and night, in fact We
are never closed, n fea-
ture not often found In a
eiiy the size Of Portland.
aud is at all times IN
jcharge Of a competent
persOn. This change is
lone in which the Public
should be interested
and show their appre-
citation Of.
eod6m
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Among tie best investments now in the mar
ket are the Xix per cent gold bonds Of the To-
peka, Salina aud Western Railroad
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ELEGANT assortment Of Nsinsook Embroid-
cries just received. OWEN, MOORE Co.
sep26-eod3t
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28

q GOOD capable girl to do general house-work
~ in small family. Inquire at DIR. SYLVES-
TIERS. No 10 Brown ST., City. ss2Sdtf
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Gordon Setter Dog
FOR Sale.

Jn~S right TO hunt this fall. ADJ
dress 6. ". b. n. .. BOX E3, CgaRa-
bertrand WI lbs, 7BaiEaes
ssD28 eod3ts
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UNDERWEAR.

We have just Sc
cured from Messrs A.
Little & Co., several
job lots of Underwear
that they carried over
from the Twitchell &
Chapman stock which
they bought at agreat
discount last Spring.
Having closed these
lots at a very low price
we propose to give our
customers underwear
as long as it lasts at
less than the usual
wholesale price.
i lot Gents heavy
ribbed merinO shirts
and DIR" Wres only so
cents
i lot Gents fine
Scotch wool shirts and
drawers only so cents.
/ lot Gents fine
Scotch wool shirts and
drawers, extra heavy,
only SO cents, usual
price 81 cents. This
Lot of goods are an ex-
ira good bargain.
Lot of Children S
fine Mel.illO Vests and
Pants of good quality
and all sizes, only %
cents.
/ lot Ladies' . fine
MeEinO Vests and
Pants, silk stitched,
and finished seams, on
ly 42 cents.
I'm order to give our
customers a good bar
gain. we bought last
Spring from parties
going out Of business,
a lot of Ladies'
fine MerinO Vests and
Pants that we shall
now offer at SO cents.
If we had to buy this
lot of goods now, 81
would be the price.
AS we wish to dis.
tribute these last two
lots of goods among
our many customers
we shall have to limi
the sale and cannOi
sell over two suits Il
any one customer.
Examine our under
wear and learn Oul
prices and you will b.
pleased that you called
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28
RAY egOND'S
VACATION
EXGER GEf9NSG


WENTER TRAP O CALIFORNIA,
With sojourn Of Five Months
At she Eiegant HOEGL Del DONTE
ffssE e GEN. GAEs.
a party will leave Boston NOV. so, 1882, and re-
turn June 2, SO, the out d journey bsing over
the southern Route ris Kansas, Colorado New Mex
homesard trip over he Central and Union Paeihe
Route gi1 Nevada, Utah, Myoaing and Nebi aska.
Halts viii be made at Chicago Kansas city, Les
Angeles, san Fra cisco 40 days at the Palace
hote) and Salt Lake City.
send call for descriptive programme giving full
deta Is. w G&A MONO
24O Taahinston St. y saaou Mass.
se28 DIT
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART

70. BAILEY & CO.,
AuctiOneers ana Commission Merchants
salssroon - Erehnags 81.
20. BAILEY, O. V. AILzE
Regular sale OF Furniture and General Merchan-
disc every saturday. commencing at 10 O'Clock ..
IN. Consignments solicited oot3dtf
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10 Persons Desiring Insurance.
". D LITTLE eco.
continue to furnish insurance for their friends and
customers on as favorable terms as any other agen-
ey in Portland. They represent the old
PhGnix Assurance Company,
or LONDON, EsTABLEsEzEO Iys2.a
TOTAL ASSETS, SIS, ssa.5oA.AA.
Total Assets IN u. s, 7s9,6l7.s5
Losses paid over se4. 100000.
TdR OLD
Pheniz Insurance Company,
mARTFoRD, CONN.
CAPITAL, $4,000, 10000.
Fotal Assets s,3O9, 97e.OO.
Losses paid, over sl5,ooo.ooo.
Continental Of New York,
Total Cash Assets, 81, 2O0.aOO
This company conducts its business under the re
e 600 a &""'' '0ss'@sf 'a""' - i0o'-
National, Of Hartford.
cAs9 CAPITAL. $1,000, ooo.Oo,
fetal Assets a,7s4,sOa.OO
Orient, Of Hartford.
CASH CAPITAL, Sr,oOo,OOo. 90.
Total Assets I,4E9,52IoO.
Western, Of Toronto, Can.
TOTAL ASSETS, sl,AOo,Ass.OO
North Western Of Milwaukee,
foTALs AssE~g, sH,Ose,aso.oo.
ShOe and Leather Of Boston.
ASSETS $95s,5as,oO.
Transatlantic, Of Hamburg.
Assets in the United states. $50 .Osa so
L abilities, Including reserve for Re
insurance, 1854 sDf9.S3
NEE SURPLUS, $sso,lII.s6.
Lion, Of London.
Assets in the United States, 1855 SEQ.
Atlantic, Of Providence.
ASSETS $sA5,es7.OO.
Dwellings, Household Fur
niture, &C.,
insured for term Of years on highly favorable
terms.
ALSO AGENTS ron rTaE OLD
| Mutual Lite Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK, EssabIished Is4s.
CASH ASSETS over $685. 200, 900.
| Its RATES of PREMIUM az Is per cent Low
| Err its DIVIDENDS LARGEh, its Security Gfeat-
than any other Lifc Company In The WosSLD,
and its Policies continually increasing in value.
| A Policy for IS. 800, on well known citizen OF
Portland, is now S9,69O. Another for SIS, 900 Is
ROW over ~ ,DRSs anu announcer OF $o,uOu IS now
| over $4,000. No other Company in the world
| can show such results,
| Payments for Death Claims and Endowments are
made Immediately after satisfactory proofs are fur
nished averaging @a35 900 weekly.
TEL MPHONE 33L
Office
al EXCHANGE ST.
| CALL FOR DOCUMENTS. sopsd9wis
Citizens atmEsaaE Relief Society.
| HUE Stated Meeting for Sept, moer will be held
| a at reception Han, next FRIDAY EVENING,
29th inst, at o'clock. The Directors will meet
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GIRL WANTED
Wanted.

To 80 general house work. apply at
200 NeWbury Street.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-28

EOE SiEEe
CSOSY seventeen-acre farm Ia Yarmouth Me-, is
~ minutes valk TO steam ears Post Office a I'D
20 minutes school cottage house OF sur rooms,
clapboaried, painted and blinded. barn 3tx24,
VOID shed l6xl5 all connected, new carriage nouse
clapboarded, l6xlo, carriage shei &c. As apple
home use. q never falling we'll OF excelleAt water,
to 10 tons Of hay For particulars address call
on JAMES M, BATES, M D..
sep28a1w Yarmouth, Me-
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r ODGING House, II rooms, Black Walnut Sets
Il and Tapestry Carpets, nice new bedding, good
location; rent 800, --ieass.--Prlce $500, easy
terms. send stamp, j. w. CL0UGH, 2S2 Wasting
ton st. BosteA, Mass. se2Sd3t
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WANTED.

EEH0 rent or buy Millinery store, or open one
where there Il none within 90 miles of PORT
land. Address immediately,
MISS RU TH HEUGFORD,
~ West Drawers, Mass.
sep28 d3t*
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NJ EMBERS Of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
w Association airs resp ctfuily invited to attend
tins funeral Of our late brother THOMAS COBB.
THIS AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock, at No 20 Paris
street BY order of President
se26dlt Il. B. SWIFT, secretary.
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10 LET.

fEIdE popular Boarding House, 1856 Congress
a Street, is full OF hrst-,lass boarders and has
plenty ef table hoarders is 10 given up Nov. LIST,
on account Of i'll health. Present occupant would
ssll most Of furniture Il wanted For terms apply
10 L. AYL0K, 1886 cosgress IS. sep2sdtf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-27
Seventy-seven Free Passes.

n. Y. Herald.
Conductor Hanford says that ON the
train that was run into at Spuyten Duyvil,
through the fault of everybody in general
and nobody in particular, there were
seventy-sevcn free passes. As the fare
from Albany to New York is So, 10, so the
New York Central ard Hudson River
railroad company waived the sum of
S238, 20 by carrying these seventy seven
persons free of charge. As the said rail
road company has never claimed to do
business for nothing or even for fun tho
question naturally is, What did it get or
expect to get for this wholesale deadhead-
ing? Perhaps it does not carry seventy
seven people free of charge every day but
the 18th inst. was the last day Of the leg
islative week, and many Of the fifty or
more members from New York and
Brooklyn were ON their way home, accom-
panied by lobbyists and Z" heelers, and
also by country members, whose most
pronounced tastes can be gratified in New
York with less danger of notoriety than in
Albany. OF course the company never
wants anything at tho hands of legislators,
SO tue question still remains What did
it get Or what does it expect for> the
seventy seven free passes?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-27
SEES THROUGH IT.
His M aiOiity LOst-A Last Burst of OratOry-
Patriotism Before Ambition.

Wants u Man of Iron, Not OHo OF straw.
Philad'a. Evening Telegraph: Rep.
The most earnest supporter Of Butler,
outside of his own county Of Chester. is
the tiick-and-thin home organ Of AttOr-
y-General Palmer and Governor Hoyt.
Enough said. Yet Mr.. Butler, in the ex-
pressive language OF the day, takes tho
cork right under and darts away with tho
'.Stalwart " line. Of course, the new can
didate may develop sufficient strength to
command recognition from the "Bosses,"
but ut present there are no indications Of
any such unexpected turn Of events.
Besides, ilr. Buffers candidacy is ali
anomalous one in the extreme. He claims
TO BE- neither "Stalwart uOr Half
Breed yet he has appeared i'll both char.
actors, and now bases his hopes upon the
expectation of united factional support.
The preponderating Republican sentiment
Of Chester county is overwhelmingly anti
Cameron, anti" boss and anti" ma
chine" and has been SO for years past.
1t was Chester county delegates who. ut
Cincinnati, i'll 1876, led the revolt
against Mr.. Cameron, an act which
was unanimously sustained at home.
When Mr.. Cameron was q candidate for
the Senate in 1879, Chester county Repub-
licans were practically unanimous against
his election, yet MIR. Butler, as a represcn-
tative, quietly fell into line and voted
against the wishes of his people. For this
act he was made state treasurer. While in
that Office there has not been tho faintest
ripple Of discord between Mr.. Butler and
the 'machinc," and not IL word of sympa-
thy has been heard from the would be
"people's candidate for governor during