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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
Nidncu-a 0lort.
Physicians Endorse HEARTILY.

Physicians Endorse Heartily.
II have found kdney-W Wort to work like +,
charm, doing all that is claimed f,r H. After
using 1t several years In my practice, |, n 'rev.
ular physician, can endorse Il heartily, Il has
zone better Than any remedy over used -
h. Clark NJ. D., South Hero, VI.
Dangerous Kidney Disease,
"A stroke Of paralysis Frustrated me, also
dangerously uiseaSing my kidneys The doctors
failed, but Kidney Wort cured NEE. Slnde
IL BLACKSTONE street, Boston, Mass.
MY kidney troubles had lasted for eight
years, often passed blood. Kidney-Wortcured
me''-Michael Coto, Montgomery Center, VI,
Kidney Disease and Rheumatism
1.-Two Of my friends had my trouble" saws
MI. El6rdgc lcom of WcsI bath, Me- II
was given up TO die by my physipinn ana
friends. We I'LL had kidney disease aud rhcmw
atism; Mine was OF 30 years standing. Kidney.
Wort has entirely cured all three of us"
~ had kidney troubles for many wears Eia.
ncy'wort cured ~. NJ. bows of pl,hnId
saf Co., IS Canal street, New Orleans,
Cured After 20 Years.
~ devoully thank God that found ont tbo
virtues OF kidney'Wort,' writes G. 4. Brown, of
Westport, Y, ut has cured me of Il 70 wears
case OF terrible kidney disease"
Kidneys, Liver and Consultation.
The most satisfactory results" writes las
u, Reed, OF No Acton Ne lin cases of kidney
nuu lNer troubles ana construction have fol.
lowed rom INC use OF Kidney Wort by members
ut my family"
Kidney Troubles and rheumatism
My attending physicians gave me UP. I'd
had rheumatism and kidney troubles for RI
years, Many doctors and numberloss 'omeai, !
did me no good, My friends too. thou.ht ma,
death was ceitain, Kidncy,Woit has eniirniy
cured me- so writes Horidge Malcolm, West
Bath, Me, "'''
Liver Disorder.
:, Please tell my brother soldiers and tho ruh.
nc, too. appeals G, Power, OF Trenton. iii
through toe st. Louis Globe. Democrat aud
Home and Fireside, that Kidney,Woft cured
my liver disorders, which I'd had for 70 years"
rheumatism.
81 have tried great number" truly remarks
Mr. W N, Crosse, of Scranton, IA under az 4" oi
,,ec IL ISIS but ,hersis no other remedy ike
hiunsy Wort Tor curing rheumatism and dis.
eased Kidneys" WV
Inflammation of Bladder.
"Chronic Inflammation of the bladder. two
years duration, was my wifc's compln,nia
writ DR. q NJ Summerlin, of Sun il(ii an
Her nti cofien contained mucus, nus md wa.
sometimes bloody Physicians prrscriptions"
my own included-and domestic remedies onl,
pa ,i.i her pains kidney'Wort however, ha,
Internal Piles.
~ had in,erna, piles for soyers, wears, soia /
~ Meyer o. MNcrstown, Pa Nothing hclpcd
me except hldney'Wort, ltcuicd mo"
Ladies' Troubles.
Respect the confidence reposcd IN Won IA,
ladies ut has Helped me In Intricate diseases
writes Mrs Anuie Rockbald, of Jarro,,Syiilc
No. ibis lady correspondent wrote us nbou,
Kidney'Worrs curative effects.
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A'N"N '''''..''....,..,.,.,,,tl,M
Whole Tickets, &e; Half Tickets, 81; 81
Tickets, $50; 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter. or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter OF
postof1ce order Orders of S. and upwaniby
| express can be sent at our expense Adlrs,
all orders to K. NJ. BOARDMAN, CourierJOurps
Building, IOuisville, Ky.
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The Diamond Dyes for family use hav,
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed
fast and beautiful. 10 cents 4 package fol
any color.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
MIDLOTHIAN

Stho prospective crossing of the WaXahaci "A
Ipol iston " Texas Central railro ~
and is
- niles from Dallas
y miles from Cleburne
10 miles from Fort Worth
l0l miles from Mciregor Junction.
l26 miles from Temple Junction.
30 miles from Brenham.
US miles from Rosenberg Junction
Sli miles from Galveston
l. miles from WaXahachic
TERMS OF SALE:
Amounts under 800, cash Amounts exceed
ing slOO and under 500, one.half cash. balance
III one year Amounts exceeding 5000 one-thrd
chSh; balance in one and two years.
interest on deferred payments at per cent
per annum, with vendors lien reserved TO SO.
cure notes
sale to commence at II o'clock n. III,
EXCURSION TRAINS.
Excursion train VIII leave Dallas at Q a, H.,
returning after the sale.
Excursion train will leave Fort Worth at
i.S0 Il. IN. "
tleburne at . a. m.
Alvarndo at 1915 n. m.
Returning after the sale
Han fare from all stations which will be re-.
nun ied to parties purchasing lots to the amount
of slC0.
Parties from Galveston. Houston BRENNAN.
Temple, Bolton and other points south, desir.
ing TO attend the sale. will take regular train
leaving Galveston. Wednesday, May 9th, at
5;3Oa M. w
q E9r maps or further information, address
Genl. Pass Agt. Sccy and Dcpartmi
Galveston, Tex. Galveston. lev
W. SyDNOR Anotionopr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10

Don't accept any substitute in place of
Psrker's Ginger Tonic, which is a superior
strength restOrer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10

For dressing the hair and identifying il
when gray, nothing is SO satisfactory as
Parker's Hair Balsam.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10

Tho town of Midlothian Is located in Ellis
county on the hieh, rolling prairie, at the head
OF Wa1ahaehie Creek, on the divide between the
valleys OF Trinity River and Mountain Creek, in
n superior agricultural section, one OF the rich
esq portions of Texas, lands producing large
crops OF cotton, corn. wheat and other small
grain, and all kinds of fruit
surrounded by numerous springs aud within
oone-half mile of the celebrated Lebanon or
Hawkins Spring. an abundant and never-faillng
spring OF pure, fresh water surrounded by
groves of beautiful trees, 1t is already n popular
picnic and camping ground and will be n iavorite
summer resort Tor citizens of Dallas. Fort Worth,
Clcburnc and other cities
FOR parties desiring to engage In merchandiz.
ing: ms VIII be an exceptionally favorable 10.
cation as 1t will control the country trade for n
radius OF several miles, while its direct conncc-
tion with the railroad center, at Cleburne and
Dallas and with tidewater at Galveston. affords
every advantage for the distribution of the pro.
dlcts OF this section among the various markets
of the country.
The fertile and productive region adiacon,
renders the growth of the town an assured fact,
SO That investments in lots at this polnt cannot
iall 10 prove rcmunerativc in the near future
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$4,000 FOR 50
"--56th--
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING Or rr,
In the City of Louisville, on
Thursday, Nav a. 1890

dnese cravings occur on the last day Of ss's
mont SUNDAYS excepted Repeated aSipS H.
tlon by the Federal and State Conrts Sas,
placeu this company beyond the cOntrove, Ts y,
tle law. 10 this mpany belongs the ~ Il
m9nor Oh haylng inaugurated the onIy D an NV Nv
Which their drawings are proven honest ~ ,SS
N. B,-The company has now on hand ,.,.
capital and reserve fund Read cs,. S ,n, ~
list of prizes for the '"'''uii' W'
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Rheumptisn,,

-, >" have tried great number" truly remark
Mr. W. N, Crosse, of Scranton, IA under date o
nec IL ISIS but ,hersis no other remedy INK,
eased Kidneys" ""' ''S
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Another lady, Mrs ]. n Clark, Anti, civ
La: writes US; "kidney. Wort h ~ cured mo
naoi.usi constipation, pain In the s.dc, al well
~ some other delicate complaints" ''
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-12-28
DEC. %. 1888.
Headquarters for Cattlemen.

A large new stock of stctson's cowboy hats,
cowmcn's lcggins, spurs, saddles, etc, etc .
at T. Conncl's popular Headquarters for cat.
tlcmcn stop with me when mt the Agency.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-12-28
gAicfasaV Stock Association Brands,

eIg"A reward of $50 90 Is offered for informa-
tlOn leading to the recovery OF stock stolen from
members of this Association and capture of the
thieves.
EMMETT MCCOY, MARTIN COLBERT,
Sec and Treas President.
Address, ERIN SPRINGS, IND. TER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14
Notice to LienhoIders.

i ctsi District Of the Stats of Nevada. In
and for Eureka County.
=. II. Rose, Plaintiff, 70. Albion Consolidated
Mining oompssy. Dsfsudent: -.
sbovs v:'s named I. ID pi.insis. hes @ tsis dsy com.
mencsA an actieu against the Albion oonsoli.
dated Minine Company, cospcfstton doing
ssnsss :, =: S.n &. sn6 q
In said District Csust 70 fossoloss Hen hlsd
b. him in the County nsoesdss's once n TIE
county of Hurska, on ths IN day of March 4.
p iesS as,,nss nins nund.sd ~ ara n, s,,sHsns
tons Of ore mot reduced. the property Of d.
fendant. and nov IN the poesesston of ". n:
Sweeney. sheriff ef Eureke County. under and
Sy visscs o. s or, 2. .unsrx s0ons
commenced therein against defendant.
That said lien y claimed for the sum Of
ei.A7l 20 for ores sold and delivered ~ paint
ia e defendant between the lsth dsy o. De
1883. for reduction u ~ fuFnaceS on Ruby
Hal. In said county, and undsr and By virtue
Of su Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of
Md. emitted an Act e n
ics and others and % repeal all other Act. IN
1s,ss,SH HsesoS.a 'a:ss'S S:S g. '''A '''
Al psrsoas holding Or claiming liens upon
thereof. under the provisions Of said Act are
hereby notified 70 b. and appear before ssid
Court on the llth day Of April. A. D. 1883 tssid
day Dsine dsy & : rsSulsr t:rm q q .saa s.sa
Of Eureka. q the opening Of Court on said day,
and then aud there 70 exhibit proof OF said
liens, and all liens NOS then 20 exhibited and
proved shall be deemed 10 be waived In favor
of those which ass - exhibited. - ao.p
o. O. HussA,p. Attorney for Claimant.
xureta. March .. 1850. mhio-Sw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14

DAsH RANGE COUNCIL Ho. ., I.
o. o. r.,
NEuETB At ODD Willows FALL THE
IQ Arst and third Tuesdays Of each month,
at Z 80 ?. Il. Members In good standing ere
invited TO attend. =. n. ROBINSON, o. O.
O. q. HuB1AxD. Secretary. tyS06
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14
Assessment Notice.

Anton Consolidated Miuing Com.
pouys
Location Of principal place ef businsss, ssn
Frsuctsco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka, Nevada.
Notice Il hereby given that At . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the eth day Of
March, 1855. An asseasment mo. ls) OF Fifty
Gents i60c) psr ahars was levied upon the capt
tai stock OF the corporation. payable immedi..
ately In U. 9. gold coin. 70 the sscressry' q
The once q q. oompsny; '9ssa.;: EGSm \: NO. :"
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt ehail
remain unpaid on MONDAY. tbs NINTH DAT
or AP1YL, 1853, viii Be delinquent and ~
vertissd Tor sale 81 public sucttsn, and unlsss
payment Il msds before. will BE- sold on
Monday, the Thirtleth Nay of ApSlls
A. y. lSsS,
70 pay the delinquent assessment together
With costs OF sdverfisina and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
1ALPH L. sHAINWALD. Secretary.
Onos--noom .. No. SAT Pine street. Ban
FFSneisco, California.
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Assessment Notice.

Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
pamy.
Location OF principal place Of businsas. San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that At meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held ON the 18th day Of
March, 1883. an assessment. no. s. Of tsi) One
Dollar per shnre was levied upon the capital
stock OF the Corporation, payable immedtstely
In o. Q. gold coin, to the Secretary at the ofnce
Of tho Company, Room 81. Nevada Block, san
Francisco. California.
Auy ssock upon which this sssessment ahail
remain unpaid on the NlNSTHINTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1885, will b delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unlsns payment
II made before. viii BE- sold on
Monday, the Fourteenth Day OF
Nay, 1888,
10 pay the delinquent asssssment. together
with cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY cr,!er OF the Board Of Directors.
p. JACOBUs, Secretary.
ofacs-- Room 81, Nevada Block. San Fran.
cisco, California. mh2otd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14
Notice to a Delinquent Co-OVner.

ITO JOHN BELIs--YoU ARR HEnEBY NO.
l. uAsd that We have performed the annual
and necessary labor. to the amount and value
OF One Hundred Dollars. In United Slater gold
Head mine, situate In Stafford District. Eureka
County, etsts OF Nevada; and X within ninety
days from the hrst publication 81 this notice
you fail or refuse. ~ . co-owner, 70 pay your
proper tiou Of the said One Hundred Dollars
expended by us. your intersst In said mine
wiIl become the property Of the following sub
soribsfsi xcWM CLAY,
SETH " LADn,
s'i'aa UfLLwrN 9AUNT,
0ABRIEL1 zANOLi,
T00NINI : xANOLl.
sanord District. Eureka County. New, Feb. II.
1888. fsl6 Sm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14

SOCIETIES.

EUREKA LODGE, Nc. ~, !. D. Q. r.
NEEETS AT THE FOLEY 4 RICEARD
u Building every Thursday evening At
O'Clock. Brethren In good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
W. d. REIMERs, n. 6.
]. ]. BArRD, b. 3.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14

uOUHrAIM LODGENO. ~, i. .. OF.
NEEET EVERY WEDNEsDAY EVENING
M ct Odd Hsllows' Hall. at Z O'clock. All
members Of the order, In good standing are
invited 70 attend. NV. SMITH, n. 9.
VS.. BEARD, b. q.
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For Sale or Rent.

vvvHe RANCH KNOWN As THE DAN. HH0B
place. tuAted on Pinto Greek. This DE-
sirsbie property csn be Leased or purch ased on
reasonable tsrms. FOR Particular inquirs Of
J. 3. WHITTON.
xurskas Feb. %, 1883. fs21H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice.
II you have . nne or complicated wat<h or
CLOCK. music box. an automaton singing bire,
or any other delicate and intricate piece -
mechanism needing repairs, 20 10
EDw. WILHELM,
ohronometer. watch and clockmaker
JeweiSy neatly repaired
:. All work warranted % give perfect satisfacs
sion or posftively no charge. q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-14
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Coxrns, Eurska o.. Nsv., Ian. 10 In.
TO y. B. LAxAHD; Tour axo hereby nottne4
that We The undersigned. hAvs ezpoSde1 oA0o
OAldeesro copper minss Sttuated q onetoo
Mining District, HusekA County. Nevsdas yoaS
portion Of which amounts 70 10, safa oxpen6-
ituree havinq bssn made y osdss q neld asla
Revised Statutes Of the Omitted otat1G, beln6
the amount required to hoi6 the ssme - Del.
81, lee9, and II within 90 days Altar this notice
your proportion Of such espendituvs . co.
owner, your interest In said cla1m Will oeoouo
the property Of The subscriberss undes said
-'A' PRANK W1IsS.
3. y. 0RIDWOLDs
JaIe-e0d DAH. uAe1IN0D,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27
Greenwood Garden.

Capt. Howard Knowlton will have gala
entertainment at Greenwood Garden this az
ternoon and evening A description Of the
great attractions he has put into the Garden
has already been given in the columns of the
PRESS. Tonight in addition to them the
Portland Cadets will give one of their admir-
able performances. In the daytime there
will be exhibitions Of day fireworks, and
grand submarine explosions. There will be
balloon aseensione, and roller skating in the
handsome rink. In the evening the Cadet
drill will be given, roller skating, grand IL
Limitations, and an excellent display OF fire.
works. If stormy the exhibition will be post
poned. Capt. Knowlton will make this one Of
the greatest gala occasions ever witnessed In
this harbor.
The drill by the Portland Cadets will en-
brace company movements. silent manual to
music, drill by the Two little fellows. and the
famous lightning drill of Gushing and Hogan
Boats will constantly ply between the island
and city during the day, and in the evening
will leave the city at 7.30 and 800 o'clock, re-
turning at $50, 1870 and 11.30. The price Of
tickets has been placed at the low price Of 80
| cents, including admission to the Garden II
stormy, postponed until'tomorrow.
Members of the Cadets will meet at their
armory at 700 o'clock sharp, and will parade
to the boat headed by Chambers Band.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27

That anything will be done towards abating
the nuisance of h9rdes of unlicensed dogs run
ming at large in our streets, seems too much to
hope for in view of the fact that the plain or
dinance touching this matter receives quite as
much consideration as other and more impor-
tant ones-that against fast driving for in
stance-which we have seen generally disre-
garded here winters. In the case OF children
being bitten, the suggestion that they be for
hidden the streets while the ours enjoy the lib
erty OF the town, may have weight. A matter
of some Importance to fastidious people is that
not block OF Zoe, or other commodities, can
be left outside for moment without receiving
the unwelcome attention of numerous dogs.
am informed that in the we'll ordered city
of Philadelphia condition OF the license OF a
dog is that he shall be kest upon his owners
premises: here, as before mentioned, not even
the unlicensed are looked after properly. q.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27

On June 18th the owners of the Mary Libby
the city ire-boat-notified the chief engineer
of the department by postal card that they
should haul the boat off for three days for
painting and repairs. The committee on fire
department, as We understand the matter. is
the only authority for the Mary Libby in such
a case and they shculd have been notified in
stead OF the chief By accident one of the
committee found out the condition of things
which was that the steamer had been virtually
off duty for thirteen days and, if fire had
broken out on the wharves the boat would
have been unable to respond. The city CON
tracts with the owners of the boat to pay them
500 month, on the condition she shall be
ready, with banked fires, to do duty at a mo-
ment's notice. If this is the way the contract
is TO be kept it would be better to save the
mo
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credjr Due TO a Boston gentleman


The many cities which rejoiced at the recent
verdict favorable to them in the Knibbs patent
valve suit are probably not aware Of the extent
TO which the result is due to Boston ex-Al-
derman. When the claim OF Norton was made
against the city of Boston, and the attorney for
Norton, Gen. Butler, was given hearing be-
fore the committee on fire department, ex-Al-
derman Chas. II. Hersey of last year, board i,
informed the committee that he had applied
the same device to the pumps Of the United
States sloop-of-war Hartford, the engines of
which vessel were designed by him. Ex-Al-
derman Hersey advised the committee 10 re-
port against the claim, and recommended that
the various New England cities combine TO re-
slst Norton's claims. AT subsequent meeting
OF the officials from various cities he showed
them drawings Of a valve like the Norton as
devised by bin in 1853. Mr.. Hersey was APP
pointed Chairman of subcommittee on this
matter, and at the recent trial in Portsmouth
gave his evidence and again explained lis
drawings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27
Municipal Court.
k<e@A -
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.


TuEsDAY,-Susan Trask, Charles Dumphy, Dan
lei Drew, Howard Libby, Annie Maxwell and Hen.
ry Gillen. Intoxication. Fined SIS and costs each
VIM. w. ormsby. Cruelty to horse. Fined $40
and costs.
George H. Wilcox. Intoxication. Thirty days in
jail.
George H. Wilcox. Resisting officer. Fined $50
and costs.
Roger Hagerdon. vagrancy. Six months in the
House of Correction.
Daniel Black and Mrs. Daniel Black. Search and
seizure. Fined 500 and costs. Appealed.
Thomas Crosby. Search and seizure. Discharged.
EWn.. L. Ewing. Larceny. Bound over to the
September term Superior Court in $500.
Peter Foley. Firing off crackers in street. Fined
SO and costs.
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Those Badges.

Yesterday afternoon an imposing ceremony
took place at City Building. Chairman Wins
low presented to the Aldermen the badges en-
fitting them to enter the shows. They are
fourteen carat gold, cost seven and half do
lars apiece, and were made by Atwood &
Batchelder. They are inscribed:
Aldermen
City of
Portland.
The boss badge was presented with appropri-
ate ceremonies to one of the minority members
OF the Board, who received it with ell due hui
mility. 1t was of silver-or what passed for
that metaE-covered with elegant and artistic
engraving and bearing the inscription:
Alderman
City of
Portland.
Free Pass to all Shows
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27
Brief Jottin ps.

Cloudy and raw yesterday with fog at night
Mercury 600 at sunrise, Co at noon, 60o at
sunset; wind southeast.
Timothy j. Connolly and ]. A. Gerham, two
boys, we've arrested by Officer McCallum for
larceny OF a lot of iron pipe from A. NJ. Smith,
Portland Pier.
City Building was awake last night. The
Marshal of the Fourth of July parade and aides
had one room. committee fire department
another, committee on streets a third, and the
committee on public grounds fourth.
Complaints have been made BY the people
of Long Island that men rob the lobster pots
and cars there. One man recently had over
400 HOLSTERS stolen from his pots and cars. Mr..
Glendenning, the constable, is investigating
the matter.
Samuel Beatty, shoemaker on Washington
street, accidentally cut one finger off with a
shoe knife Monday.
Robert A. Davis was fined yesterday SIS and
cost by Justice Robinson at Ferry Village for
an assault on young Mason who is clerk with
the Messrs. Harfords
The large doors of the city building are be-
ing rehung so as to swing ontwards
The party of bicyclists, who went to the
eastern part of the State last week, returned
to Portland ON the steamer Lewiston Monday
night.
Large quantities of Maise granite for The
completion of the new State, War and Navy
Department building arrived in Washington
yesterday.
The State street church picnic will take
place Saturday to White Head. Full parti-
culars will be found in the advertisement
1t was the Portland House stable where Mr..
Gibbs pocket was picked Monday instead of
the Cumberland House
We have received from Ira G. Stockbridge
the Folio for July, and also from W. E..
Chandler.
Owing to unavoidable delays the Island
Theatre will not open this evening. The
opening will take place Saturday; meanwhile
Mortimer is putting in new scenery, chairs,
&c.
The Dirigo Base Ball Club held a meeting
last evening and elected the following officers:
d. M. Mahony, manager; R. Bradley, captain;
j. Camden, treasurer; J. E. Corridan
secretary.
The Canada Lacrosse Team who gave the
exhibition games in Portland this spring beat
the English team in London IL to 1.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-06-27

The Post of the Grand Army of the Reput-
lie named George f. Shepley Post. No. 70, was
organized in Gray, Monday night, by Senior
Vice Commander R. K. Galley and members
Of Bosworth and Larry Posts. The following
officers we're elected and installed:
Post Communications ID. Anderson.
Senior Vice Commander-Dayid Lawrence.
Junior Vice Commander-John w. Lom-
bard.
Surgeon-Egbert T. Andrews.
Chaplain-DanieI Doughty.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pennell.
Officer of the Day-Edwin L. Field.
Officer Of the Guard-Albert Doughty.
Adjutant-W Woodbury. s. Libby.
Sergeant Maior-Cyrus Golf.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Wm. g. Dickey.