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rA,tltANY,S LArEsT REYOLT

Once more John Kelly is in revolt against
constituted authority that IS to say,
against the regular Democracy. 1t is posi-
ton in which he has placed himself before, as
the regulars know to their cost. More than
once it has been demonstrated that they can
not get along with him, and just as often that
they cannot get along without him. At pres
ent in their anger and chagrin they are assert
ing that they ask 40 odds of him, that they
can elect their State ticket next fall without
his help and with his hndranco. But in their
hearts and TRIBUNE ALMANACs they know
they are talking nonsense. Tho Kelly bolt
defeated Luclus Robinson. If there is Kelly
bolt in the coming campaign Democracy is
certainly doomed.
Governor Cleveland has acted ever since he
came into Office as If he was not aware that
there was such man in his party as John
Kelly. He has bestowed practically all the
many favors at his command upon the regu-
lars. II Tammany Hal! had been jobs turkey,
or old Mother Hubbard's dog, or the poor rela-
ton of mushroom aristocrat it Guild scarcely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08
INFORM IN THE coRoNERs OFFICE.

The subject of reforms in the COroners office
has lately become again topic of public discussion
Our present system of GROWERS quest law"
has been frequently proved inadequate and
imperfect. 1t is also open to the charge
of being cumbersome and expensive. For
this there are obvious reasons The present law
demands of the coroaer neither knowledge nor
skill. Neither he required to summon physician
or surgeon with especial qualifications for examin-
ing into the particular cause of death which may be
under consideration. There is no provision COM
polling scientific and thorough autopsy. And.
furthermore, the verdict Of coroner's jury has no
direct force whatever. and subsequent legal pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

bava won for us the reputation of being very
rich and very easily swindled. Happily, OF in'e
Years, the purchase of castles and titles inc
hiring of entire beer gardens for days amuse.
ment, and similar performances have not Veen
frequent; but even at the present time WHO.
ever goes abroad has to help pay Tor ''a'
ancient foolishness in the higher prices winch
are put on everything salable whom an Amer
lean appears. 1t would, moreover, be haia 70
find stronger argu nent against sending boys
abroad to be educated than is furnished oY 'ne
extraordinary statements made in this proceed
ing before the Surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

oeedings are conducted entirely Independently.
The functions of the coroner cover 30 broad hello
NJ TO lose both point and applicability Inc
coroner's business Is eyerybody's business anu
therefore nobody's.
The remedy lies In an intelligent systems'ih'ns
and DIVISION Of the various steps necessary ID cases
of death by violence Such remedy was appled la
Massachusetts, in 1877. The Office OF coroner ana
iuries on the preliminary examination were us
nensed with. Competent medical men we're ap-
pointed as examiners to take charge OF and DO to
sponsible for the medical side OF the case. INC
Massachusetts, law compols this examiner 10
view the body at once, aud if no deem further e1-
animation necessary to make his autopsy in speci-
fed and careful mannern the presence OF witnesses
II he is convinced that the death was caused by
violence he is required to give notice to the compe-
tent judicial authority At this point legal inVesti-
CATION of the case begins. The great ADVANTAGE OF
the Massachusetts, law is that the functions OF IA"
and medicine are properly kept distinct. A compe.
tent physician attends to the medical and triai
Justice and tho District Attorney to the legal
aspects of the case
The thoroughly satisfactory operation OF the
Massachusetts, system for six years certainly points
a way of escape from the imperfections OF our
clumsy coroners law. 1t is true that the Office OF
coroner is constitutional one, and could not be
wholly abolished except by an amendment to the
Constitution. But if this were deemed unwise. IL
still lies within the power of the Legislature to limit
the power of the coroner by repeating certain stat
utes and by passing other acts to confer this power
upon competent medical officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

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bIsNo-s--"Princess Of Trsbifondo
COSMOPOLITAN Calienders Mins'rcn'
nays THrArRE-2 ana s." Msasme Anso1
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Grand OPERA Housn-s-"Jans Eyre"
H.ysntys l4rH STREET THEArss-s--"The Pro iessof'
HExpEasoS's STANDARD fHEATRE-s;io ,,"
MADISON SQUARE THEArRE-s'So- "u'''a'' '-''''
MOON
v,.,o.s a.RpEN-s-"The Romany Rye"
CAV FRANCISCO OPERA HousE-s-Whhe Edouin'
STAR TBEArRB-s-" Amadan"
ITALIA manufacturers
THEATRE OoMroUE-2 and g." The Muddy DAY.
Union souARE THEArRB-s-" Great Divorce case
W.ttAcK's THgArRR-s" Cape Mail" &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08
PUBLIC OPINION.
A CHALLENGE TO TIE FREE.rRADl

CHALLENGE TO THE FREE-TRADERS.
- Prom TIE faadelDhta Iaquirer tRepi .
The Democrats pretend that il is not Pr0tec.
ton but Free Trade, under the thin disguise o. esenuc
reform, which the people want Let them show Ia
they have the courage of their convictions by nanng
making Free Trade the shbboeth OF their next can.
psigni let them merely put into their platform 70
tarih Tor revenue only" plank OF 1880 ana the nsR b.
LEANS Will not only elect tho next President out NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08


the undersigned under the firm name of The En-
pire State Democracy 0imted is this day dissolved
by mutual dissent Either party will sign IN hqu'-
dation. CLEVELAND
j. KELLY.
The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing
to his friends and the public generally that be VIII
continue business at the old stand in Tammany
Hall, sign of the tomahawk Agents wanted In
every county No connection with any other hrm'
J. KELLY.
The undersigned warns all persons against trust
ing one j. Kelly ofNsw-York, on his account Inc
fact that the affairs of The Empire State Democracy
limited) are now IN an exceedingly embarrassed
condition is due largely to the perhdious course
Kelly pursued while connected with tho concern.
He objected to my apprOpriating all the pronts
thus convicting himself of possessing graspihg
spirit | regard him peculiarly wicked part
ner and as such denOunce him.
G. CLEVELAND.
The undersigned warns all persons against trust
ing one g. Cleveland of Buffalo, on his account.
He is an utterly untfustworthy person, having per-
sistenty withheld from me any share In the prontS
of the Empire State Democracy Climited).
J. KELLY
Suppose Carter Harrison takes it into his head to
be elected delegate to the National Democratic
convention of next year. Thou pleasing, dread
full thought"
The really able painters of the period who are In
search of fit materials for a superb picture which
could be successfully exhibited all over the country
at % cents head, five tickets for dollar, and no
free list would do well to consider Howard Carroll
as he appeared on Saturday night when standing
picuresquely like another well warmed up Casa
blanca on the burning deck OF high duty, with
hands stretched out beseechingly, with eyes rolling
with the fine frenzy of patriotism, unaided and
alone, with an eloquence all his own but which it
is understood is not patented, he up and summoned
an extnguished gentleman who sat near him, pen
sively gazing upon medal and sadly musing on
former joys that may return no moro, to come for
ward and rally" the Republican party.
That remarkable aggregation of "cranks" which
calls itself the Central Labor Union and undertakes
to set the universe right every Sunday, discussed
a proposition at its last meeting to organize the
feather-makers. Without knowing precisely what
tho feather makers grievances are, or what their
need of an organization, wo feel at liberty to re-
mark that nothing could be more appropriate than
for the feather-makers to be organized by the
featherheadS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

After ALL there seems to have peeh soou
reason why the Legislature did not make .no
Brooklyn Bridge free to foot-passengers 'n0
bill to that effect was stolen, so that when al
effort was made to call it up, just before tue
Senate adjourned last week, it could not DC
found The clerks in whose charge were
placed this measure and one or two others that
also were mysteriously lost. ought to feel that
tbov have thus been placed in a disagreeable
nosition. Honest men do not like to have
property which has been intrusted TO their
care disappear without their being aoie
TO account for it. The Committee on Tolls
is said to have settled on cent apiece
for foot passengers, or twenty-five tickets for
10 cents. The fare on the cars will then be
3 cents for each passenger, or 10 tickets for
25 cents. These are reasonably low Iates.
The only trouble is, they make 1t hard to de-
eide whether it will be cheaper to ride or to
walk.
The nominations which Mayor Edison must
make soon for some of the more important
city offices may not be sent to the Alder
men to-day. The delay seems to be due
mainly to the inability of the politicians TO
agree upon men whom they like for Tax Com
missioner and member of the Board of Health.
These are Just the two Offices to be filled, into
which the question of politics never ought 10
enter at all. Tammany is anxious to have
man at the head of the Health Depart
partment who will manipulate the patron
age incident to the place in It's IN
terest, and it also has an eye on the Tax Com
missioner's office. The County Democrats
want to balk Tammany at least, and If i'll doing
so they can get more power for themselves
so much the better The nominations, there
fore, are delayed, and at present it is even
chances as TO which faction will win the Mayor
over to their way of thinking. For our own part
we hope Mr.. Edison will be won by neither.
There are certainly two men TO be found IN
this city who as Tax Commissioner and Health
Commissioner can administer affairs to the
satisfaction of the citizens irrespective OF
party. These are the men wanted for the
place. We trust the Mayor will find them
before his ten days grace is ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

The address to voters by the Republican SEN
ators and Assemblymen, which will be found
elsewhere in this paper, is worthy OF thought
full perusal 10y every citizen who values
honest legislation and good government above
mere party success. 1t shows bow faithless
the Democrats have been to the spirit and
the letter of the pledges which they made in
their platform last fall, and proves the hollow
ness of their claim for credit in passing the few
good laws which were enacted at Albany last
winter. The Democrats will plume themselves
undoubtedly upon the Capitol Commission bill
and the Board of Claims act. The truth is
that whatever of good there is iii either of these
measures is due to Republican sagacity while
all the patronage and other jobbery which these
laws now cover are to be laid to Democratic
duplicity In short, the record of the majority
at Albany has been nothing but campaign for
patronage and spoils. This address helps TO
a clear appreciation of that fact
Without regard to the legal points at issue,
the facts set forth by the dissatisfied heir in the
proceedings against the executors Of the late
William Tilden's will are noteworthy and in
structive. They furnish fair illustration Of
the folly and extravaganza of which so many
Americans abroad have been guilty. and which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-08

The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of The En-
pire State Democracy 0imited is this day dissolved
by mutual dissent. Either party will sign in hqul-
dation. G CLEVELAND.
T. KELLY.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23

Store to Let.
MO "a Exchange st. Steam power If wanted
IN Possession 18th inst.
jsn6dtf Ell DAVIES,
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
nNMESTEC pARrs.

NEW 0RLEANS-Cld 18th, sch Morris W Child
Torrey. Pensacola.
Cid 10Th, ship Lydia skolfield Miller Havre.
KEY WEST-Ar 18th, sch Seth M Todd, Norwood
New York.
.JAOKsoNvILLE--Cld 18th. sch Maud Mallocb
Wilbur. New York; A Perry, Lock, Brunswick.
SAVANNA H-Ar 18th, sch Bessie Dickinson.
Roberts, mot Skol6eld) Wiscasset
SId zIst ; sch z LOWS Hupper. New York
CHARLESTON-Cl Cid GOTH sch Wyman.
Urann. Barbados.
PORT ROYAL, sC-sld Goth. schs Clytie, Laugh
ton Rrnnswick; Lettie Wells, War;, do
RiCHMOND-Cld2 10th, brig Edith Hall, Gregory,
Cardenas -
NoRFoLK--Ar 18th. brig N johnson, Doane,
Baltimore, to load for West Indies
AT 10th, brig barry Stewart. Pendleton, Turks
FORTRESS MoNRoE-rassed in goth sch An.
ME Merritt, Kellar. Baracoa for New York
BALTIM0RE-Cld goth, scbs Walker Armino-
ton, Smitn. Havana; w Abrahams, Snow, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Cid 20tb, sch j Stubbs
Stubs, Barbados.
AR 18th, sch AIzena. Coffin. St Mare
Ar NJ Delaware Breakwater 22d sch Charlotte n
Sibley. Bartlett, Fernandina
NEW YoRH-Ar goth, schs Spartan, Grifin New
Haven ], Messenger N keefe Northport
Jos Baker, Smith, New Orleans. -
sr 22d, sch Ella Ella Elliott Russell. satilla
baroue Olustee Nickerson Cardiff
Sid 21st, barques Henry A Litchfield for SYDNEY.
Joshua Loring, for Nuevitas.
boy for Portland; schs H Eaton from Hoboken
for Boston; ID IL Ingraham, from Virginia for New
haven.
PERTH AMBoY - Ar 18th sch Connecticut
Gates New York.
STJNINGTON-Ar 18TH sch Florence Rogers
Davis. Galveston.
AR 20th, sch A Burnham, Harding st Simon's
Mills for Boston, Cput in TO land disabled man
named VIM Marsh, who was struck on his head by
the fore sheet block
Brunswick.
In port 18th. sch T Morse, Upper, disg.
PkoViDENCE-Ar 2Uth, barque Moonbeam Dun
bar, London. a
Sid 10th. schs Elliot b Church Conarv. Baltimo,e:
Carrie A Norton, Hodgdon DO; sarah wooster
Wentworth, New York. ~ '.'
Ar 2lst, schs Vandalia Alley, and Pvtbo, cr.r+
New Bedford. '"0N' vi "n''
NEWPOkT-Sld 20ih, schs Lucy Baker Allan
New York for Boston; Gertio May Jewett A1nho,,
for Portland; Millie Washburn HARDIN. Portlapd
for Virginia; Billow, Rhodes Rockland for New
York. Maggie Rivers, Gilchri,t, Boston for Balti-
more Addie Fuller, Hart, New Bedford for Port
ROYAL, So Vandala. Alley, and Python. Graut. do
for Providence.
VINEYA KID HAVEN Az ] 9th scbs G f. Sears
Turner. Eizabethport for Boston; Geo w Lewis
Carter, from Boboken for do: IdlewiId, Robinson.
Hyannis for New York.
Sid 18th, scbs Maggie NJ Rivers and Miliie Wash
burn.
BASS RIVER HARBOR--in port goth, bark Al
beIt Schultz, from Baitim for Port and sch w
o Snow, do tor Boston.
HYANNIS-P by 10TH sch Ida L Hull, from
Boothbay for Norfolk.
BoST0N--Ar goth, ship Wachusett, McGivery,
Antwerp (Nov 18)
Cid 2Oth nrig l. Staples. Showers, Portland; sch
A Bentley. Mehafy. DO
Ar 22d sch Geo Shattuck, bart, Belfast.
SALEM--Ar 26th, schs Duroc. Harding, Winter
port
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
Eastern Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Sunday, October Is, 1882.


Trains leave Portland
At y a. m. Daily Might Pullman) for Saco
Biddsford, Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth
Eewburyport, Salem, Lynn and Boston. arriving
at 6.30a. m. special Sleeping Car will be
ready for occupancy In Portland station, st 900
D. m. Sunday nights lip M, and is attached to
this train for Boston.
At =. As a. m. for Cape Elizabeth Scarboro Saeo
Biddeford Kennebunk Wells, North and South
Berwick, Conway Junction, connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth
Newburyport. Salem, Gloucester kot ort
Lynn, Chesea and Boston, arriving at l.l5L
At p. m. Tor Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro Sa
Bicdeford. Kennebunk, Wells, No. Berwick, So
Berwick, Conway Junction, kittery Portsmouth
arriving at $40 p m connecting with sound an
hail Lines for all Southern and Western points.
Trains leave Boston.
At 300 n. m. and arrive in Portland at LOO a..
M At lz.SO p. m. and arrive In Portland at 500
p. M At TOO p. m daily, and arrive in Portland
at HOO p. m.
Pullman Parior Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at eco m,
iz:3o and LOO p. m. and trains leaving Por land
$40 q. m, and p. m. Through Pullman Sleeu
ing Cars on trains leaving Boston at 90 o, no
and Portland at zoo q. ny.
Chrongh tickets 90 all points West and
south may be had of j. M. French, Ticket Seller
Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Once
40 Exchange street.
Pullman Car Tickets for Seats and
1erths sold as Depor Ticket Once.
New, trst-class dining room at Portsmouth
lnrough Trains stop 10 minutes for meals.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger ard T'ezet Agent
y: w. sANBORN. Master Transportation.
oelo dtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
FOREIGN PORTS

Ar at Singapore Dec 4th, barque Grace Deering
Salvage. Newcastle.
Passed An1er Dec 4, ship Alexander Mcneil
Sproul, Hong Kong for New York.
Ar at Aleppey 2Sth ship Rosie Welt Davis Mus.
cat ito sail about Feb for New York direct)
Ar at Eecapulco 18th inst, ship Austria, Defano.
Nanaimo.
Sid I'm Cardiff sth inst, ship Willie Reed Yates,
San francisco; John DeCosta Robinson, vancouver
Island.
Sid I'm Queenstown 9th inst, ship Edw OBrien,
Libby from San Francisco) for Liverpool or Havre.
Ar at Cape Town, CGH, Dec 12tb barque saac
Hall, Stone New York.
at San Nicholas Dec z. bark Shawmut. Schwartz,
from Portland disg for Rosario, to load hay for
Brazil.
at Buenos Ayres Dec 20. barques Celna .1ibbetts,
for New York Henry Warner. Reed. from Portland
ar 18th; Kennard Downing; j H Howers, Carlton,
aud shetland, Haskell, unc.
Sid I'm Monteyedio lice 8, barque Nina Sheldon,
Colson, Valparaiso; 14sh, ship Bombay Peterson,
Valparaiso.
In port Dec 81, barque Ada P Gould, Moore for
| New York Hosea kich, Norton, for Pernambuco
| anu United States HERMAN, Young; Wan
dering jew. Ulmer and biel Abbott. Taylor, unc.
Ar a Rio JaneiIo Dec 10. brig Parker Knee
land, Savannah 9th. brig Annie X Storer. Adams,
| New York. 2Sth, Jairus Lincoln Waite Cardiff
Sid Dec 81, brig Mary E Leighton. Burt. Maceio
! ton: barque John r Stanhope, DeWinter for New
York; brig Amy A Lane, Clitfe d, unc.
Ar at Matanzas 18th barQue Norena Chase, I'm
| Portland via Nassau, MP.
Sid TN Bermuda 17tb brig Katahdin, Dodge Gm
Bangor for Charleston
| AT Kingsport, MS 18th sch Mahaska, Merriman
from Portland ar 4tb, for New York or Baltimore
with potatoes. icebouDd.)
AR at ST John, N Il goth inst, sch Annie w Akers
Mcintyre, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23

SPECIAL OFFER TO HoUsEKEarERs.-Abo box
of the noted silver polish, ELEcTRo-S1LIcoN,
and cookbook, sent, postpaid, to any address
in the United States ON receipt of Is cents
cash or stamps. Address ELRcTRo-SnIcoN
Co., 70 John Street, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23

Ship Theobald, from Port Blakely for Shanghae
put back to Port Townsend 9th inst, in distress
having encounte ed several gales during which the
sntire deckload was thrown over The crew refused
to proceed claiming that the vessel was unsea.
worthy.
Sch Maggie Cummings, Murch from Providence
for New York. before reported is ashore on Eatons
Neck. about 1 IA miles east from the Life station
high and dry
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23

a first class experienced Bookkeeper with un-
n doubted references. Address A. B. this of
fee ianAdtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23

GLOUCFSTER-Ar 10Th sch George E Prescott
Farnham New York for Vinalhaven
Ar GOTH schs Magnolia Reed, Boothbay Tor New
York; silver Spray, and Veto, Robinson, Thomaston
for do.
PORTSMoUTH-B 10th. schs Edw Everett,
Cooper Boston for Camden; Mary Eliza, bullock.
and e L Warren Babbidge, Belfast for Boston; Z =
Briggs, and K & g Kinds, -.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. !

AR st New York 22d, steamer Newport Havana
AT at sydney, NSW, prev to Goth inst, brig Ned
White, from Boston.
Mitchell. Boston; Lapland, Carlisle from Portlandl
for Rosarlo.
Ar at Exeter 18th, barque Miranda, Corbett, FIN
New York.
Ar at London 10th, ship Marcia Day, Ames,
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
General Ocean Steamer Ticket Office,

NOR sale of passage tickets by the White Star,
IL Cunard. Anchor. state, American, Red Star,
North German. Lloyd, Hamburg, American, Rjtt-r-
dam, Amsterdam and Italian lues, all fr-t class
fast passage steamers, TO ard from all ints in
Europe Cabin, I'd Cabin and steerage outward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates
St@erage prepaid tickets from inland places in Eu-
rope to inland places In the United States. Ster
ling and scandinavian exchange at lowest raf~
Choice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sale by
cargo. For cabin plans, circulars, ailing sch-n
&c. and other Information Apply 10 j l.. FABMI
Agent, ~ Exchange st. p. y. Box 979. "
ianlO div
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
NEW =.
PORT OR PORTLAND.

WF LAND,
MONDAY, Jan. %.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Larcom. Boston for Eastport
for st John. NIB.
Sch Alfred W Fisk, White, Baltimore coal to
Kerosene Oil Co. ~
Sch Keystone. Wilder, Boston, to lay up
Sch L Townsend, Smith, Boston, 10 lay up.
IL 600 lbs f h.
Sch Arrival, Farnum. Boothbay.
Cleared.
Steamship Frsnconia, Bennett. New York-Henry
Fox.
Brig Akbar, McKown. Cal arien-Nutver Kim
ball 6 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
@rE


SsGsazss~ The steamers of this Line will
As,khA ~ Drun curing the winter season
zsaFs fortnightly between this POI and
Liverpool The vessels are clyde
built, full power and have superior accommodate
ton for cabin and st.erage passengers. Prepaid
Of bringing out their friends. Dates of sailing from
Portland 10 Liverpool
BROOKLYN, Capt. Williams, .........11 Jan.
DOMINION. Capt Reid. o.. ................25 Jad.
SARNIA, Capt. Lindall. -..s.,,.......... =. 8 Feb.
BHO,kLIN, Capt williams. ...............22 Feb.
DOMINION, Capt Reid. -. ...........S March.
- RATES OF PASSAGE.
$4,000 Gold.
totuhn. ss..s.sssss 50 100 GOlu.
For passage, SC, apply 70 DAVID TORRANCE,
co, General Agents, Grand Trunk Freight OH
ces, I lot of India street. noltidtmYl
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-23
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Dec. 10, by Rev. j. Mcwhinnie Seth
@. Deshen of Bath and Mary A. Collamore of Port
land
In this city, Jan. 20, BY Rev. j. Mcwhinnie Wal
ter Robinson of Hartford and Elizabeth h. Rob-
inson of Sumner.
IN waldoboro, Dec. IA, Edgar S. Genthner and
Miss Julia E. Dreamer.
In Rochester, N. H., Jan. 49, by Rev. William
Eakii S, Marcus Watson of Saccarappa and Miss
Sarah j. Staples of Biddeford.