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THE DOMINION.
Amalgamation Of the

Amalgamation Of the Telegraph System.
OTTAWA, April 19.-Aftsr struggle extend-
ing from three o'clock in the afternoon till
nearly midnight in the House of Commons,
on Monday night, the bill legalizing the lanai
gamation of the telegraph system under the
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company was
passed. This company is working in connec-
tion with the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. The rate for k30-word messages within
the provinces of Ontario and Quebec was lin
tied to % cents and the extra to be exacted.
THE amendment which was limited the rate
to 20 cents was relied upon to defeat the bill /,
but it was voted down 2 to 1, snd the principle
of amalgamation, which had been peremptori-
ly denied in the early part of the session, was
finally agreed to by a large majority. The re-
suit is generally attributable to the efforts OF
strong lobby, at the head of which was gen-
tleman occupying the dual position of directors
in the Western Union Telegraph Company,
and president of the Great Northwestern Tel
egraph Company.
Suicide Of Bank Manager.
TORONTO, April 19.-Alexander Fisher,
Manager OF the Ontario bank committed sui
eide this afternoon by shooting himself through
the head. The ceuse is attributed to protract-
ed illness. Affairs of the bank are said to be
all right.
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Last Winters Idyl.
An Astonishing Product of Cooperative
Labor.


[Murat Halsteadl
"Do you love me, Gertrude?"
''Ah, Maurice, how can you doubt me?" and
the girl looked at him fondly, the love-light in
her beautiful brown eyes telling more plainly
than could any words the measureless affec-
ton she bore him. They stood there together
in the twilight of day in which the golden
glory of autumn had been tinged for the first
time by the refrigerating hand of winter. The
heather had lost its bloom, the ox-eyed daisies
were no longer to be seen, and the daffodil had
withered and died. But the fall pumpkin was
ripe, and the festal mince pie would soon be
sprouting in every closet Fit time, indeed,
for young love to plume its strong wings, and
young hearts to plight willing troth. Up
from the distant meadows came the lowing Of
the soft-eyed cattle as they wended their
barnyard way, and as the last gleam of dying
sunlight shot athwart the western sky Maurice
Montravers drew Gertrude Green closely to
him and pressed his lips to hers.
1t was the betrothal kiss
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soutb carolina Election Frauds.

CHARLEsTowN, S. c., April 19.-In the
United States Court to-day the grand jury
found a true bill against 3S citizens of Barn
well county charging them with obstructing
voters at the general election in 1880. The
case against Sumpter county election officials
was not concluded to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-20
rhe Wool Market.

BOSTON" April l3-CReported for tAe Pressl.-Ths
iollowing is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Pennsylvania
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Havana Market.


HAVANA. April l9.-Sugar market paralyzed ow-
ing to the pretensions of planters hIuscovado
mon to fair reals Centrifugal Sugar 92 to 96 deg
nominal at 9s4 1ll0 reals.
Spanish gold 1.7034 0i.71.
Exchange tending upward; on United States 80
days gold at ga @6A prem; short sight do 6A g
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The Sutton Mvstarv

RrcHFoRD, Vt, April 19-It is probable
several arrests will be made in connection
with the case of the unknown man found dead
near Sutton, Que. last week and who was er-
roneously supposed to be Pilkinton Jackson.
1t is believed the evidence will show that he
was murdered in the hotel at Sweetsburg and
hearing will soon take place.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.l
LONDON, April 19.-Amerlcan securttiee-Untted
States bonds, ext 5s, 1041S
LIVERPOOL April 9-I23O +. Motion mai kes
in moderate inquiry and freely supplied Uplands at
& ll-l6; Orleans 61sd; sales lO,UUO bales; epecr-
lation and export 1000; futures weak.
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Rights of a. Colorad Citizen

CINCINNATI, April 19.-Mrs. S. J. Gray,
colored. recovered from the Southern railroad
$1,000 damages today in the United States
Court for refusing her admittance to the ladies
car on first class ticket last August.
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Farm for Sale.

TN Cape Elizabeth, on the Spurwink road, about
Il miles from Portland, containing 30 acres divi-
ded into tillage, wood and pasture land; s under
high state of cultivation good convenient buildings
never failing water, also an orchard. Apply to Ed
WIKI HUTCHINSON Town House Corner or "
anrIa d1w&w2w*
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For Sale in Deering.

Corner of Ocean and Reed streets, a
Fine Rnilding Lot, 13Ox 14O feet. Cedar
hedge. shade trees, sidewalk, on line
Of horse cars. Terms liberal. Inquire
OF John C. Proctor, SO Exchange street.
ln16 eodZW
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Foreign Imports.

There is no quotable change in the market to-
day. but prices must go higher later in the week to
cover increased cost at the West
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An Invoice of Morn,on convarts

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. Steamer City Of
Sydney brought about 800 passengers, nearly
half Mormon converts on route to Salt Lake,
mostly Danes and Norwegians. Many were re-
fused passage from Auckland for lack of ac-
commodatious
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
Sales at the Brokers Board. Boston. ADril
New York stock and Honey Market.
(By Telegraph)

NEW YORK. April 19-Evening. Money loaned
from to 3, closing offered 81 prime mercantile pa
per at 5951s. Exchange steady 1861 for long
and 499A for short. Governments strong and rs
GA higher, except ext 5s, which are "A lower.
state bonds are stronger. Railroad bonds irregular
but in main firmer
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggreCat-
ejl350.000 shares.
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PORTLAND, April 10.
The following quotations Of Grain we're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by s. H Larminie
q Co LEI Oommarcial street Portland.
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The case of Thomas II. McMulen, for al
legged murder of his wife in Taunton, Mass, is
now being tried in that city.
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FOR SALE.

= Ia Story House and Ell, containing 5 finished
l rooms. one unfinished room, with stable connec,
ted with ELL acres cf excellent garden land, besled
a number Of acres of fats, water 'front.'; about ~
fruit trees in bearing; situated on the County
road, leading from Knightyille to Turner's Island
For further particulars, apply to John Wat
SON near the premi es or N. s. GARDINER, R. e.
Agent, 93 Exchange St, City. apr7d1m
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FOR SALE.

tGyHE three story brick house, No. 53 Deering St.
Has all the modern improvements. In desir-
able locality, on the sunny side. Lot 13Ox3713
feet Also a lot of land on Cumberland Street, ad-
Joining the above lot, 10Ox45 feet, Terms easy.
an1 Rdtf j. NJ. F1FIELD.
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The mason's strike at Fall River, Mass, has
ended, the demand for increased payment hay-
ing been granted.
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PORTLAND, April 1S.
FOR Portland, cars 80 miscellaneous merchandise
ior connecting roads Ill ears miscellaneous nier-
chsndiss
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An Exciting Election at Newport, R. l

NEWPORT, r. l., April 19.-An exciting
municipal election is in progress here. AT
noon the Republican candidate for Mayor, r.
8. franklin had lead of so votes. The pre-
sent Mayor, s. p. Slocum, seems confident of
reelection. Neither candidate will have a,
majority exceeding 40 votes.
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Rece,p,. Of I,sain4 Central,

CARDENAS. Bark John Marsh-294 hhds OF
sugar, 331 hhds 81 tcs moasses to Phinney & Jack
son,
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as50; springers at sisgs65 . head; new milch
Cows S130, the lot.
swine Western Fat Hogs cost 7149sl4c p Ii
live weight
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FOR SALE.

DRICK house, No. 80 Pleasant St., 10 rooms,
ID Ba b rsom Sebago water, gas and furnace, all
In good order, to be sold at a bars ain. Apply to
.nr1o eod3w
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Fresh Reef Market.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
g. Co., Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef Franklin Wharf:
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The market for Wool remains in the same unsat-
isfactory state as previously noticed. There is
fair amount of business doing, but in order to make
sales, holders have to submit to low prices.
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TICKING8, ETC
Stock Market.

Tho following quotations of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. u Moulton (men
bers of the Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Mid
die and Exchange streers:
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Dry Good. wholesale nrarEe,.

The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. 8 Co., Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 144 to 152 Middle street
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TO LET.
FOR RENT.

VyHE very desirable tenement, situated at No. 124
IL Federal street, one door from Fremont place.
now occupied BY S. M. Watson, ESQ. Possession
Also tenements on Greenleaf, Everett and Brack-
eft streets and store Greenleaf street, all sup
plied with sebago water. Apply to LOCKE g.
locke 176 Middle st. ap15diw
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE.

VyHE Farm belonging to the late D. o. Small, very
i pleasantly located on road leading from South
Windham to Windham Hill, one mile from Gambo
naynent required balance can stand with mortgage
On time Said farm contains about 80 acres land,
divided into Wood, Timb Der, PastuIipg and Moving
lands the buildings good two story house with
ell wood and carriage house with large barn. all in
good condition. viii be sold with farm, a good
stock of Farming Tools. For further particulars,
anr1 d&wtf
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gsy waserconvsysnce-1OO0 bash Oornmes! tose
" rrnn IL 90.
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PROHIBITI0N N IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 2s-TIe State
Register has returns from POS precincts in
which the nslo1ues 1859 for
and 5000 against prohibtory bouor
law amendment 10 the Constitution OF the STATE .
or majority Of 1880 In favor Of the
amendment II estimates the majority ,or
the amendment the STATE 81 40 Ooo
-Four hundred and ninetyD.Ie townships heard from
give the critics for The Amendment al 344lO and
the msjouues against It a 1882 MAKING =,
net majority Of 24,O9s in its favor 1te.s
tOWAslp constitute little One-f1urth % he - M
Those returns indicate majority FOR the am,udnru If
Iltee claims majority Of 6O,oVO Al large e.!
f. tue state except Dee MOlnr- give sIoag paoltIes
against IAis city gives i.27I LAj .rity f.r IT, auc
tLr ciunty u - Ia Wi eve over 1000 pioru for IT,
Returns nav, been receive Ell fron IT, townships the
Stale mel ding al ,Ls 10 20 ciuur>, BAT IL .
gOod many ~ tAe iar1I -uWBs unFeported.
Tie townships give te aIur UdmeI a net majority Of
2-OOA The Si0t AeytSfsT c>ilular- TIA ID. tna iua-
liTitJ III tue STATE ~. De- 40 ,uD md
TIE TEN feIalcr STATE COMMITTEE .lalu- 6J,eso
BtifINGIVN Ia, june z5.-DuiiIL or cty and iow9-
SIN Eve 2,47J against ana 92i tur. ueI majority 5jl
6taluat tAe al,n .McnL -, u.aj,Ity 1o5 against
tn aDlrE.uIeni Dee MO.ne- county. H. calm 4
OF The vote IL tls Congressional de-
trict giyes about 1880 4gHu-I anG 27,o
Tor tIc dnrnt. In :ae following couutes. We-h-
ing Il gave JoV majority Tor t.e amendment, Henry
eOV iOl, LOUISE 700 lOi Lee Loo azal-. Van buren,
100 Tor, JcncrsO. go Tor. DEC AOie- LOS sanst
tota m4eJOuty OF ZOO agalust Tie amendment.
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AWARDING DEGREES AT AMHERST.

AMHERST, Mass. June 2S.-After the de-
livery Of tie Commencement theses in College Hall %
day the diplomas awarded to sxty't"o SraiuAss
by President sesye and the following honorary de-
srees were conferred: Ii. O.-Afu-worth X. spot
ford and f. f. Farrusn, er-ConsULGeneral % Egypt
DID, the Rev A. L. Frisbie and the Rev. e. ID. h.
Pepper. president Of Colby University. ADons
800 alumni. together with Tho graduating
GLASS; down 20 the alumni dinner in Barrett lymns
STUN the afternoon presided over bY the Rev Df os-
well H. HitcBcook who been elected president OF tne
Alumni Association, % h the caused ~ ths
death Of Ex-Governor Bullock Remarks we're made "
President 5eeye the Rev. Or burn. Of Robert Col
lpce, CDnstaDtinOple, and Others. Inc u
brary IL being enlarged accommodate
10000 volumes. and the work on Walker hali
l. proceeding rapidly There has been $4,000 gwen
20 the college bequest- during "a year. The BOND
prze % 500 for the beat CONNIE ncen"nt thesis " -
awarded % Roland C. Smith. o. Srw-GOrs clty G. h:
Gaunn, present tut0r " philosophy. b3s been elected
the cnair Professor Mental anu Moral
PhllOsopny
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AME 7MAS-suad.ny. Tuesday. 9th inst. Peter Amer
man. ia 76th year Of his age.
Funera residence, ~ West 5ost Thurs
ddy 18th inst. q 10 O'Clock . N.
Freics requested nos To send do sers
BACkUs- In the cry New-Yars % ass
Of Professor J. Backus Of Nass1r College.
Bu14 at syracuse, y. I.
CRANE-At MouoAr y. j. June IS 1882, Matthias Crane
the LIST year Of a.
NOucc OF funrral hrres ter.
GREGOnY--At Mt Kisco. V y TUESDAY June -. after
brief illness, Ira W Gregory IN the ID year ~ ms
Feads respectfully invited to attend
funeral the iAnsOn race II. church
Friday. al Z.3' y. IN
MOLLIsON-At Bound Br)oK. " j. June %. Janet Noni-
SON. che asth year 81 her age
a. the Presbyterian Church Thursday Jans
lU.3O o'clock
SHETuAl-A Al Iuucu. Beach. June %. Mai only child
o Ada A amt the lltr Henry HOBART Slet1ar
Requested o. attend
funeral Trinity Chapel 2jthst. near Broadway,
on Thursday morning June ~ al 1880 OcOcK.
STOr TN tUs IT, o.Leslly. 25tL inst, u Liam
stout VI the laie PicharI u Ut
Notice II fuuera. t-r1isr
AYZE-A residence NO7l North SecOuds, Ia stOn.
PENN Wednesday June q 1882 Y. swayzo D. -. =,
N ths JJth Of hls
graduate OF the University Of Mlryanf baltimore Class
OF $40 lie prscuseI successfully dentist Ia Easton
IL has dcA.A
WALKEH-At Mcrrsiown. Y. J, June %. 1892 Alice. in
FAM Thomas George and louise ~ aker s<ei
months
WALKEkAt residence. No IA East 33-st. this city
A. Brecse. widow vi Thomas 4 Walker OIL CBca
Relatives TRENDS Invited funeral
vices h-r late Residence Friday at O'Clock
Interment al T. tea
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Wednesday, June %, 1892
General Count Wannow-ki. Russian Minister Of War,
has resi- gIed on the ground " ui-leailh
The total proceeds Of the sale yesterday Hamilton
Palace s3I.532 PAIR Of Bull 4rmores brought
1ljUO guineas
The failure " the firm for wboee account there
forced Of 100000 Of Egyptian unified stock on
Monday VIII not be announced. The firm Will pay ten
slllluss ln he pound by instAlments
Til, Spanish Chamber Of Deputies has approved bills
sbos1inz dIfcrcntla dues foreign ports u
Cuba aud Porto Rico and reforming commercial rea-
tons between spain and her colonies. The Senate by
vote OF l6 to SO adopted the bill reducing
toms taru..
The Sportsman says It'll difficult to believe that the
HllsGa are the best amajeur America can
produce IL under favoraDe circumstances yes
ter ay they got pace the boat, tue OF The
most irregular and the work was iet entirely
u tn
The Tor the Northumberland plate took place az
the Newcastle and Gosforth Park meeting to-
day, and by II. Bragg- hve-year-old horse
Victor Emanuel Eleven horses The Duke OF
Beautorts three-yesr-old colt Faugh-a-BAll4gh the
tavOrte IN tie betting, finished BAD elIth Victor
Enamel won by twelve lengths.
MONTREAL, June 2s-Tue f0rgers who got s. 800 from
the Merchants Bank have escaped into tho United
States They changed the bills here for American cur
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DEMANDS OF LABORING MEN.
TROUBLES AT VARIOUS PLACES.


PITTsBURG, June 2S.-The signing OF the
scale By Kirkpatrick & Co.. Of Leechburs. was condi-
tona. All d-mlnds were withdraw, except that for
an Increase Of 80 in the for Pudding and on
these terms the firm signed. For some years Kirk
patrick & CO. have paid 80 cents for hot TX" Ths
not included IN rho scale signed yes crdav, and
while 30 cents put On the puddcr, wages. the
dropping ~ the amount or the nor tx " leaves
tho those paid last summer AZ this mill
HOUTZDALE, Penn. June - The miners meeting
here to-day Wen attended, and it was decided al
most unanimously strikr. The Will 90 into the
mine. In the morning FOR fLeir tools
CUMBERLAND. Nd, June 2s.-Pomlnent coal officials
day said that notice would De taken BY the
companies Of the proposition made by the Executive
Board OF the knights ~ Labor 10 ar
bitrate difficulties between the Cumberland
and Clcari-G regions. The Me7ersdale miners hold .
meeting to-day elected del es 10 represent them
the council which Will as .U,lc ~ Bed ord Penn,
IL Il said all the regions viii be fully repre-
scented.
BosroN, June 2s.-1'he caukers here demand ~ day
for eight hours work Al meeting Of shirwrlsht7 and
shipowners is morning 1t voted - take 10 new
wOrk and hire new I'm N after next Monday, eV-
crpt the cid prcc - 30 lay. Another meeting OF
shipwrghts and Hlip0wncr 6IlI be he'd next Monday.
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rHE STREET RIHW4Y ELL UET0ED
GOVERNOR CORNELL THINK THAT THE INTERESTS
OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK OUGHT 10 BE BEL
TER ROTECTED

GOVERNOR CORNELL THINK, THAT THE INTERESTS
OF TIE CITY or NEW-YORK OUGHT 10 BE BEL
TER PROTECTED.
ALBANY, June 2s.-The Governor has vetoed
The Oil to provide for construction maintenance and
operation vi street railways cities villages and towns.
This l. tnd bIl Genera. street Railway Bill
Tie following are OF the Governor for not
approving the Dll:
urlug the last thirty years immense private fortunes
bsv. n-,u accumulated from street railway rancuees
eAr,lAtOu have granted without adequate cOnpen-
SALON L. tuc clty. Id tLc been Icyr aed lno Tue
LAWS authorizing these grants sltbc provisions Tor
curing city portion "a. least oi theI ultimate
yalut Nrwl ork would LOW rea4ze revenue from such
That would large diminish the buIden "I tax
atom posed To ued! the expenses VI us sO' etnehL
Inc future Growth o. tie IL, OpOus Will make Ina
auchses after granted very FaliOIe Ala hruce'
pronfIg by uns, aAaDC errors ia past legislation, sub
-ruurut should securely pro- pe lOi ne payment
t,, fe cry TRASH reasonable percentage Oh gross
recclpts, o. instead thereof, nnUu4 "N-c Tor reduced
cuarses Iare IA order tna the = Opt sLaI obtain
direct tile aplreca1rd value VI INC respec-
frtLch Uses.
Two instinct objections may stated 20 the provision
of tuIs Authorizing mo local aItAOIlIen tna grant
not well b. estma IN adyaucr. IL remains an uii-
Luo.n Iuautty uulA determined Dy practlcai method
OF u1lug earnings Of gross lectlpts
This prucI snOu be established by law, Ahd not ictL
Ia t.u ptOu OF the Common LOunc4-
= Experience demonstrated ia repeated instances
that Tue tUuucn OI great Cly a. not tAc SAFE
-oil.u OF sucu I'M e. authority proposed IL
tnt- OH. Appeued Ocn that selsu cOuni4eta-
Tons nave and Coutro leu Tue dcuOu OI sucn
manifest detrlnicut OF ldc luDc welfare
Inc fac general Ecasue, "ulcu, enacted,
WOuld tue nAcd Id" relative 70 ssisct RAJ"
franchises and wuulu confer on the Common Couc OF
New CItJ authority 10 determine tHu rate VI com
prusaon caBcH, renders l. AAl1eI VI more IAaA
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BRAKEMEN DISSATISFIED.

The extent to which the movement among the
brakemen and conductors of the New-Yor Central
and Hudson River Railroad for higher wages Is
being carried could not be definitely learned yes
terday. 1t was the first intention Of tho braKemen
to strike to-day % the Hudson River Division for
$50 a mon instead OF the present rate OF wages,
which is 81 50 a trip. But a. the work Of organiz-
ing the went on it found that the cOnduc-
tors and the hraL emen the New York Central
Division. were Wiling to join the movement In
conversation with number of the employees OF the
road yesterday. the following statements were
made to TRIBUNE reporter IN regaId TO the
matter: IL ia Our intention now 10 strike on the
first of the month. before the fourth Onr de-
mand will be for 81 a Day for Drakemen and ~ IA
day for conductors. The contractors now Terel e
~ 20. The men west OF ALBANY say that they Will
strike with us, and If successful there - no
dOubr but that the passenger traIumen Will make a
demand for better paw"
When asked in regard to the InmOr that the com
pauv intends to increase the % it, eniployes
on July |. he men sad that thev had not head OF
any such proposed action; however, they would
not be much surprised II 10 were true
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WkpDLNG NEWPORE

NEWPORT, r. l., June 29.-Mias Helen Maud
Hazard was married t. :. Goodwin HobDs, L. .. y,
b. the Rev. George J. Mag At 1910 p. to-day IN
Trinity Church. Newport Or. HanDUry smith, The
brides uncle gave her away. The best ~s Lieii-
tenant f. L. Hobbs. The ushers were Lieut. nant
Patch L. s. NJ Ensign Newton. L. :. ~. Melville bnl
and Thomas g. Brown The church made bright
with rich toilets and the uniforms Of naval aud mill
Otlcer- Among the guests Rear Almlra! Wyfdeu.
Rear. Admiral Case, Rear-Admlral >el'ridge 'apaia
Thomas A. -elf.dge CspraiB j. Il. ellis, Commanders
Alvin V Read, William Gibson, william Wise, NJ. l.
Johnson, Charles v Grd.cy, 4 y. Brown and Francis
Mcrris Ar. Mrs. -us L. Roy, Miss lie Roy,
the Rev Dr. Good ME ana Ex-Governor Van Zindt.
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The foreign mails euiing SATURDAY.
July 1, loo1 VIII close al this Olhce TUESDAY. &C
II a. Tor Europe " steamship WISCONSIN gursas-
town; On WEDNESDAY, AZ a. - H.. iOr germany. ~
steamship Neckar southampton and Bremen uetcrs
Britain other European countries must DO directed
per anc Al ll,5u a Europe, by steamship
scytna Queenstown letters France must directed
- German. Havre, TIL tlSDAN Al u 4. IA Ior
germany. ny steamship Mestphaiia. Pym-
CherOOurg anu Hamburg letters for Britain
European must DO dgc, ted per estpnaA ia
30 y for Europe. By steamship Republic IA
Queenstown; on SATURDAY al a. Tor scotland
by steamship tirc~-sa VIA asgOw and AZ n t0r
many by steamship Ihen. and urenoa
cttels britain and Otaer european cuuAtres -,
be- dieotu per kheln and at FOR Europe
direct by steamship Waesand. Antwerp Tue mails ior
Newfoundland, Dy steamship AlnamOrA NO DAY
U. the mails for Jamalc TURKS Island &c ~aysn
by steamship AlVO close on tuesday az 10 u Tho
Tor venezuela aud curacao by steamship NaloncA
WkDN kSDAI AZ a The malls Mexico VA
Orleans close on NkDN EoDAN y. The u.a A
for Newfoundland ami 81 Prrre iqueon Hatsx close
" kDN hSDAl AT $50. IA. The mails bermuda BY
steamship OunOcO, close on TN ~ DAY 1850 u rha
malls Tor cuba and Porto co, steamship CITY OF
ton close On tAC hsDAA a. 1880 m. The Para
The Tor Aspnean and south PaclAc By steamshp
Colon close sA hDAl AZ 10 m The mails for UuDS
anu the West indies By steamship Newport close on sA
UkDAf al 1880 N. The mails Tor HOiduras Living.
stOn Via NeNOroaus. close SATURDAY Al n. al.
The mails for CHINA and Japan. via Francisco
i, al m The mails ior AUSTRALIA &C. FRANCHISE
eioso } ay p. Al ,.
HENRY q. PEARSON. PosgmsAssS
foss Onlso SeN-IoE1. June "a. IesA