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Wine and Cake for EVENINGS.

Alfred Speer, OF New Jersey, II should be known,
Is one OF the most extensive producers and dealers
In fure wines and BrandfeS in the United States.
lie imported the vines OF the Portugal grape and
now grows them in his own vineyard. From these
grapes is made the celebrated wine now known as
speers FORT Grape Wine. 1t is sold by Druggists
and GrocerS.
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APssssfnscnis Tonight.

FORDS OPERA HOUsE.-JanauSchek as "Queen
Katharine"
NATIONAL THEAFER. - John Mccullough as
"Rich.ru ILL.,
CAPITAL THEATER--TOny Pastors Funny Six
Combination.
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NACCISATED on THE EAgs.-A singular case OF
cohtt%1ouS vaccination WIS reported ut the health
Once vest rdty- young lazy living In West Bal
'iiL4're was recently yarcin3ted by prominent
pEySici1n, ana whie suffering with the fever at
tending vaccination borrowed a plir OF earrings
the earrings the owner put them on and yester-
day was aSt0niShed TO find that she was thorough
~ Vaccinated IN the earS.-BdH. Gazette t0-iaH
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DRY GOODS.
w n. SINISTER l. SONS

w NJ SINISTER 4 SONS
OFFER FULL STOCK OF SATIN RHApAMEs
In beautiful colors. comprising New Street ard Even
ing Shades the best Goods sold for the price, with
fun Stock of VELVETS, ILUSHES AND MORE
SILKS to match.
Special attention is called LOT of elegant EN-
BROIDERED TABIIERS. which we have concluded
70 cell at less than importation cost This OPP
portunity to purchase, as these Goods are all hand
worked and very choice.
White Canton Crepe.
Elegant Spanish Lace for overfresses.
Lyons Pure Silk Nelyets, all colors
Bornets Black Silks. q. -. 81. - and 81
Extra BARGAINS in Black Silks at 81 IS and 81 50.
Scotch Glnghams fast colors. zoe.
Anderson Ginshains III great variety.
ONE PRICE.
j30 ". NJ. SHUSTER & SONS.
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say that Lydia L. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound
Is the best remedy for female weakness that they
ever heard Of for it gives universal satisfaction
Send to Miss Lydia E. Pinkham, 2S3 Western ave
nue., Lynn, Mass, for Pamphlets
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THREE DOLLARS dozen for cabinet photographs,
at the New Photo Co. Resittngs made until sat
lStaCtory without extra charge: elegapt rooms ::
one easy Hight Of stairs Pennsy iyana ave, three
doors west OF 9Th st.
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DrffHuISfs

Rnd Dreams,
Disturbed sleep, Indigestion, Stomach Gas, all
vanishes before Hop Bitters.
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Hats for Spring of 1882.

NOW opening, New Styles, Stin and Soft Felt
Hats, tat popular prices,l for Gentlemen and Boys
at Lewis, $40 9TH street, between and K north
west. Established 1863 D
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FoR SALE.-Brand new Portland cutter. white
Wolf robe and bells. Can be seen at AllSO u
Majors stables.
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Send for (slenn's Sulphur Soap
II troubled with an eruption or abrasion Of the
skin.
so cents.
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HE New STEAMER YAQUINA arrived at YaQuina
H2V last Friday. She crossed in at two hours
moot am iOuno fourteen feet depth on the bar.
Sine steamed Stf1ght I'D TO the railroad WORKS and
i2ntel Der freight. Thence went on to the Oneatta
StW-,niiiS. ana then returned to Newport to leave
the remainder OF the 200 tons constituting her
carso-OIegcntdn lTOl1iaad, o.. y y0t. 2lSt.
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BOOKS.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF MY ENTIRE
BOOK DEPARTMENT AT
SACRIFICING PRICES.
LOCO Volumes of Miscellaneous Books, former price
from 7oc to Si.25
are now offered at 25c. vol.
500 Vols o; Poetry Historical Fiction and other Mis-.
cellanes. ranging UP to $3.50,
now st 3Sc.
90 dog. Bible Gallery, former price "a.
now at sl.75.
10 Shakespeare. syo., Illustrated, bound in sheep.
selling price 50. so,
now 10.
20 Sets Maeanlay's History Of England, Vols, alns
price 1915.
now sI.9S.
Sets rlu:srch Lives, Vols, worth ss.75,
$3.50.
500 Sunday School Books. bound in cloth and illus.
trated, former price 25c.
now &C.. at
CHARLES BAUMs,
416 SEVENTH STREET.
Cal, early and avoid the rush. n-et
SVO MARKET SPACE. lOJ
We are opening today new designs in HAvILAND l.
CO. . DECORATED CHINA, consisting Of
ICE CREAM SETS,
TETE-A-TETE SETS,
FINE PLATES, &c. he.
A fun stock Of HOUSEFURNISHINeI GOODS in
GUIDING JE"ETT'S Celebrated WATER FILTERS
MILMARTH 4 EDMONSTON.
130 700 MARKET SPACE
" A l. NTINE
At JAv chfr,p,.
-1 -" AL 9th street.
NJ Mn no ou. No NO PAYoPEL's C.JRN SOLVENT
northwest. Al, io]I itn saree
N Ii. MILLER. ------------------------
Poems aud 1ey att Law.
x-a9 ~ala,cn Law Building,
------- -knis,sna avenue. ja27
Ii eoilectso. <1ER'S CLOCSs. THE FINEST
brass dial = in Americas handsomely osnamented
LOAN p 4. With moon, calendar, &c. For sale bl
WV" = HARE. eS Fsyests street. Baltimore ja26-l
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DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.

WooDwARD a LoTHRoP.
wv THREE TEEk ssI pEE STS STOCK TAKING.
ssSs s ss ,S E .Ss O
4 ULsrERs. 'AA'N' " n
DoLMANS. "
n CIRCULARS. N
w orn LIGHT JACKETs,yv
. REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS OF
I ''' VHEivFrs. IA
ID PLusHES II
WOODEN DRESS Goops
cSclsc s Ssff6" SIX s'2 SE {
BARGAINS IN ladies' and Misses
MERINo AND WOODEN HOSIERY,
~ Reduced from rom 5Ss 1S ssc ana aS sSf Pair "
MERINO UNDERWEAR
Especially where we have broken lines ~ sizes
7 Prices are made very low; viii repay e1smns- r
n MERiNo UNDERWEAR
" our whole line reduced. Our soc. quality 10 -
-, s s9e Csc quality g Soc; our ssc aaalty
L each fun regular made and guaranteed 20 per l.
cent wool. They are medium weight Just right
III '0r present wear III
u NEW GoopS, NEW GoopsI ~
III NEW 6otDSIu lL
We are daily opening New Spring Goods
STYLES. ~
ID INDIA LINENS PERSIAN LAWNS, MAIN IN
Job Lot" Of White ' Goods IN Checks. rf sia.
and Stripes. at l0c., lave. and lie. per yard.
We are also Offering Splendid Bargains I'm
ID Hamburg Edglngs and Insertings, Cam II
I'D brio. Nainsook and Swiss and have just added II
an elegant line of Vide Flouncings NJ 25c
n 81 sc ana oVc yer yard, which arc Grand Bar n
" gains. "
s eERM sN, TABLE pAMAsKs. g
m DoiLIEs
- at the same prices advertised January LIST
( Beached Danlasks. full ~ inches wide only n
~ II per yard regular II. 80 quality. They are "
- snlerb We shall aso add another 100 dozen
~ CREAM DAMASK TOWEL. IN
24x4S inch. AZ $50 per thousand. or 25c for
one Towel. Buy one!
IL We beg 10 again call attention % our Magni- III
fcent Assortment of Corsets and Ladies' Mus
n lin Underwear located with Cloak Depsrt n
~ ment, on our Second Floor, adording oppor- "
tunlty for careful examination
Il Also a line of HOOP SKIRTS and BUSTLES. IT
~ cheap. ~
Ten Button length Opera Musauetaire
- GLOVES, only II 80 per Pair. They very @
- handsome, Whites and operas -
ladies' all Linen Heinstitclied HANDkER-
Il CHIEFS, 3for 2Sc. Enough "a they IN
~ good as those sold in November st same IA
price.
92l-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-92l
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Fortv Years, Exnsrieuce of ar Old Nurse.

Mis-. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one or the best female physicians and nurses in
the United sttteS, and has been used for forty
years with never-faiiing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dySentery and dIarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother Price % cents a
bottle. mWs
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I" Alfierney Dairy W,

.sAlderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in glib ''Wari" prints. 55c. per H.
Also, cottage cheese, butteiiniik and sweet milk,
&C. per OF. Cream, 15c. pint.
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with the Flour they have been using should try
Hecker's Benefactor Family Flour.
Hecker5 Bristol Family Flour
HeckerS Manhattan Family Flour.
Fine grades. and always perfectly reliable.
For sale by leading grocers and by
w. NJ. GAIT & Co,
Indiana avenue and LIST street.
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A THANKFUL MOTHER.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.

IF the gratitude Of sensitive young girl writes
thankful mother, 'can afford you pleasure, you have
that OF nay daughter to its fullest extent: She
hope and pride, crushed to earth with dstigr1rng
scrofaious skin humor. which has been completely
cured. after endless doctoring and great suffering,
both in mind and body, by the CUTICURA RESOLV-
mt tblond Puritier) Internally and the CUTICURA
and CUIlCURA SOAP (the great skin cures) exter
naily Her skin is now as soft white and beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

Aliens Brain Food il the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generdtVe organs. Ii posi-
lively cur=S nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists.
81 bottle; six tor IS. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave, NV,
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NO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted to cure Coughs, Colds
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, sc. Six drops q
dose Try it. If lot satisfied return the empty bottle
and get your money back.
Sold by w. S. THOMPSON 703 18th street, and all
druggists. Price 25 cents.
Wholesale, STOTT CROMWELL. n2l-Sm
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Always Refreshing,

"Br0Wn'S Bronchial TrocheS' are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They maintain
the good reputation they have Justly acquired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
You Need NO Physician

for a cough, however distressing, Hale's Honey o
Horehound and Tar will set your laDOring lungs a
rest in forty eight hi urS.
Pixies TOothtiche rOps cure In one minute
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN.
discrctions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., l will send a recipe
that Will cure you, free OF Gcharge. This great re-
medy Was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a Self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. imam, Station ID, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

II YOU WANT anything good In the way OF fresh
peer END Sau>age, pork and poultry, you can get it
al sli PennSy lyna ave, the cheapest place i'll the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

Elegance and Purity.
Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity are
using Parkers Hair Balsam. 1t is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to its original color
beauty and luster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

For General Debility
ana Prostrat1on Hop B1tterS Will do wonders
Prove 1t by trial.
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PROMISE OF CLEARING rP To-NoRRow.

SAVE FYEsiGHTand dollars 10y consulting Hemp
Ter, AZ street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ANY nice millinery store wanting an extra Ioca-
Ion and room cheap can address II. H. star office.
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Elegance and puril

delicious odor is impaired by Floresto,
Cologne, which is always refreshing, no MATES
how freely used.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC. February 4, 1882. 9 80 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. warmer cloudy
weather, with rain or snow northeast backing TO
NJ lL...-er Iar...
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7UssELL's Zee Cream and Charlotte RuSse.

VACCINE POINTS today a. sImms' Drug Store.
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%1.0(H Reward

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerate
or protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remet
fails to cure. Prepared by J. p. Miller, NJ d., 9
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine wit
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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LOCAL MENTION,

The ~ e0tnefs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. February 4, 1882. $50 am. {
For the middle Atlantic states warmer. cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, northeast backing to
northwest winds, lover pressure
Special Weather Bulletin.
PROMISE OF CLEARING Up TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin To the press
storm OF great energy moving I'm a northeasterly
track Is central In Georgia. The barometer Is high
In the ~. Lawrende Valley. General very heavy
,Slii5 nave fallen In The south Atlantic states,
tae gun states and Tennessee The following
special rainfall IN inches during the past twenty
four hours are reported: Augusta, lii; Atlanta,
80, Charleston. 153; Chattanooga. I49; Mem
phtS, 12.; Montgomery, 1.6f; Nashville, L76
Shreveport = Oh; Vickshurg. 2 80. and Fort stock
ton, = %. Northwesterly winds prevail west o. the
erly In the middle states. The cold wave pre-
dicted yesterday morning for New England is
now central In that district, where the teInpera-
ture has fallen from 10 degrees to 80 degrees. a
warm wave moving IL the south AMI east is CEN
tai this morning in Dakota Fair weather is in
dicated on Saturd ia the gulf and south At
antc states, and clearing weather in the middle
states.
SAVE EyFSiGnT and dollars 10y consulting Hemp
Ter, AZ street.
VACCINE POINTS today at slmms Drug Store.
TUssELL's Zee Cream and Charlotte Russo.
FRENCH FLOWERS and Tissue Paper, 421 9th St
II YOU WANT anything good in the way OF fresh
beef end SauSage, pork md poultry, you get it
al slf PeunSy lyna ave, the cheapest place i'll the
City.
THREE DOLLARS dozen for cabinet photograph
at The New Photo Co. ResittngS made until sat
1sfactory without extra charge: clegapt rooms:
one easy Hight Of stairs PennSy iydnd ave, three
doors west OF 9Th st.
FOR SALE.-Brand new Portland cutter white
Wolf robe and bells. Can be seen at Also u
Majors stables.
Best remedy for chilblains or frosted feet Lewis
witch hIZ.l and Glycerine.
ANY nice millinery store wanting extra Ioca-
Ion and room cheap can address IL H., star office
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Best remedy for chiIhlains or frosted feet Lewis
witch nIXl and l-lyCeriDP-
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A Varied Performance.

Many wonder how Parker'S Ginger Tonic ca
perform such varied cures, thinking it simpl
essence Of ginger, when in fact it is made iron
many valuable medicines which act beneiicially o.
every diseased organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

CEAHceD WIN STEALING An OYSTER Boat
H"Hry Erh rGt, Was Ch4rgai In the Police Court
Sterday afternoon with the grand larce<fy OF an
cy-ter boat, IL. ''4i3vtla Tr9vcrs." frnrn Jos
Garter. a constable. The testimony showed that
the DEFENDANT was previously the owner and cap
tein OF The boat, and constable Garter. levied on
tle Dott- II satisfy the claim OF number OF the
crew. iCr money due them as wages While the
boat was lDcGe1 ~ the wharf, the defendant for
ciblS took possession CT il. 4. Il. Williams an
PEARL i1r The defendant, and held that vessel
coj!.! NOT ~ ut chcit- No I " CouIi be produced
70 cover the case. and II vas continued, until TO-
Gay.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
TIE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSINESS
CAREERi
Having leased for term Of twenty five years the
property now occupied by Messrs Gusdorf kneesi and
Petersen,
40. 400 AND i24 SEVENTH STREET.
We shall shortly commence to erect Fourstory Build
ing, second to Lone ID the country.
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THE RIVER FRoNT--Harhormastar -Srt.o, 70
ports arrivals at the river front as follows. S.nrs
Snward- octavia, Rev. J. c. Brindle and soon
Mary Gerry, eli with oysters for market
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YFsHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH. AND
4 The seaf tcd Ssnib hear and learn TO speak by
n,est,s r.cer. wonderful. fcentiic invention, the
DENT AiE0&:. BY its the ceaf are enabled to
hear al ogtins.y Gnye ta. Lectures. Concerts &C..
perfectly: an tie Deaf Dumb bear and being
Taught TO understand spoken language. For sale by
CHA6. FISCHER. 6237th street northwest ia
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A PENSION CLERK CHARGED WITH RECEIVING AN
ILLEGAL FEE--NUi!am Squire. OF Michigan. an
afphC*nt faF pension. vest rt:ey entered a COM
ii'Et before Commissioner BuEdy that g. Hart
g Cisrh 10 the Pension Office had eXacted an iIIr
ga lee OF go from him Or the prosecution OF hf,
pension claim, and also that said Hart had Mo-
p!oyes from receiving ices Tor such ssrvce
warrant Vas issued. and Mr.. Hart appeared with
his counsel. Ar. l. g. Hine, ana gave bail in tie
sum OF sI,otO To appear on Monday next
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BtIIrlS6 AssoCIATrcN---At the meefinr
or the Union Cooperative Building Aesre
ciall9n, held at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner
oi sth and streets northwest, Wednesday the list
iusIaht, SOU 6-l0 shares-wers advanced on at
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r1,HOMAS DOWLINa, Auctioneer.

TF'or' Othe'' auctions See Third Page.l
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DEY GOODS.
Just received a New Supply of Bamsley's Table
Linens of beautiful designs, which selling at
prices lower than can he found.
Large stock Of Napkins and Doyles to match.
Fine Huck2back knotted Fringe Towels % cents.
Richardson's Linens, i'll all numbers.
Linen SheetIngs, and l9I..
Large Stock Domestics, in all the best makes
The best 10aa Bleach Sheedng in the market for Is
cents.
j. A. LUTTRELL e. CO,
,a2l 7I3 Market space
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fRAZIER'S ROOT BIITER0
II you are weak. or langud. use Fraxiers BitterA u
your 6esh is nabby and your comIlexion ssllow. q
Frazier's Bitters. If live IN maAria district n
Frazier's Bitters worn down with ehe care of clz
dren, Frazers Bitters. you have got the hue4
Frazer's Btters. you have kept late hours sn4
live contrary to the laws cf health Ise Frsziers Rose
Bittes. You need tonin take Fraziers Root BIZ
ters you have abused instead o used nstures FtfS
use Eraxer's Btters- you feel OLD before your enA
you hayo gloomy forebodings uee Ffsxier's Bittec
your hands trelnble and your eyes have grown dtlk
Frazier's Root Bters will make yon feea young agy1.
Sold by all drlgsts everywhere e the low price Of -
tors. Cleveland. O. VIM. b. ENTwIsLE, pruex1A
corner PENNSYLVANIA and l2th street WaHalinb
ton, ID. c.. Retail Agent ~
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-25
Lewiston Journal

For several weeks the Journal has reported
through its correspondents many unmistakable
signs that Plaistedism in Maine is to expert
ence Waterloo on September 18th. The mo-
mentum of the dissolution increases, day by
day, and the signs of the times are too unu1is-
taxable to be misinterpreted. This week opens
with telling blows against Fusion. On Monday
it was announced that Judge Gilbert, of Bath,
the Greenback candidate for Congress in this
district last year, and that Sewall Golf, ESQ.,, of
Mexico prominent Oxford county Green
hacker, will not support Gov. Plaisted and the
Fusion movement. In every part of the State
Greenbackers on the one hand, and Democrats
on the other side, are opposed to Fusion with
out principle, and are entering their protest
against an attempt of the managers to bargain
away voters for few offices. The number OF
honest Greenbackers, as well as of honest Dem
ocrats who will refuse to be sold out to Gov.
Plaisted and Fusion, will surprise the Fusion
leaders when the votes shall be counted on the
18th of September. Judge Gilbert is coming
ont in a long letter in the Bangor Messenger,
(Solon Chase s organ) in which he will denounce
Fusion and give his reasons for voting for So
Ion Chase Sewall Golf, esq.,, of the Oxford
conntv Greenback committee, is out in letter
in which he denouDces the recent trade for
comfy offices in Oxford and says he will have
nothing to do with Fusion, resigning his place
on fine crooked Greenback committee. Mr..
Goff will support Solon Chase. The large fol-
lowing of "Them Steers" evidently are not
ready to be swallowed by%P ialstedism.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-25

KENNEBEo Journal The Independent
movement which after several Intellectual
attempts at starting has just been sent out
from some back attic in Portland, has come
still born into the world. If it had any
chance for brief existence the Argus has
taken it away by its profuse endearments.
The bantling could not survive that any way.
Republicans are too much in earnest-they
understand too well the importance OF the
interests at stake-to be turned away from
the support of the regular ticket by any such
scheme got up in the interest of Plaistedism.
The ticket presented will not draw from the
support of the regular ticket one straight
forward Republican. Those who vote it, If
any, will be persons who would not vote the
Republican ticket at all, and whose votes
therefore will be no loss to the Republican
side
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-25

THE Italian Government owns all the
railroads in the peninsula; but it finds the
investment bad bargain. A commission
which has investigated the matter reports
that, while there is no reason for state own
ership, rates are no lower; on the contrary,
state tax in Italy has made them higher,
and on the average, in five European coun-
tries where railroads owned by the State
and under private ownership can be COM
pared, the former average sixty-seven per
cent. of gross receipts applied to running
expenses and the latter fifty-six per cent.
In addition, the appointment of fifty-four
thousand railroad officers in Italy, even by
competitive examinations, is grievous
strain on the public administration, embit-
tering many and unsettling still more. 1t
is scarcely necessary to say that every rea-
son there urged would operate with greater
force here against Governmental control.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-25
r.oN. GEORGE ID. ROBINSON, of Mass.
will speak at

xyseN. GEORGE ID. ROBINSON, OF Mass.
will speak at
Oldtown, Friday, Aug 25.
Orono Saturday, Aug. 70.
Bluehll, Monday, Aug. 70.
Bucksport, Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Maranoeook, Wednesday, Aug. 30.
col. ANsON $. wOOD, of New York,
will speak at
Lagrange, Friday, Aug. 25.
Bradley, Saturday, Aug. &c.
HON. CHARLES A. BOUTELLE
will speak at
West Wateryille. Friday, Aug. %.
Ellsworth, Saturday. Aug. rs.
RENE, Monday, Aug. 20. M
Oxford Town House, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 80 p m.
Maranocook, Wednesday, Aug. 80.
North Waterford, Thursday, Aug. 81, f.oo p. H.
Gardiner Friday Sept. l.
Bethel, Saturday, Sept. 2, at z sup M
HON. EUGENE HALE
will speak
Wilton, Friday, Aug %.
Fairfield, Saturday, Aug 20.
Sebec Monday, Aug. %.
Newport, Tuesday, Aug. 30.
Maranocook, Aug 30.
Exeter, Thursday, Aug 81.
HON. NELSON DsNGLEY JR.
will speak
Bridgton, Friday Aug. 20.
Rome, Monday, Aug %.
Damariscotta, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Phillips, September 4th, evening.
Harrington. September 9th, afternoon mass meet
ing with another speaker.
GEN. sELDEN COMMON and ORVEEAE
BAKER, Esq,
Will speak at
Hallowell Thursday Aug. 81.
GEN. JAMES A. HALL
Will speak Mt
Camden, Wednesday, Sept. g.
Piscataquis County, Sept. 2 and 3.
HON. LEWES BAH
will speak at
Maranocook, Wednesday, Aug. 30.