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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-08-05


We arc informed by the authorities that for
some time past schooner has been lying off
the East side of House Island, anchored nearly
in the channel with two anchors down and
nearly all the chain rayed out Sunday In
spector Ballard of the Customs visited The
vessel, but found no one aboard, but there
were signs that the craft was inhabited, as
two hunks had probably been slept in, and
there was clothing and provisions at hand.
The name Of the schooner is given as the
Oriental, of Machias, vessel of 80 tons bur-
den, and it is reported she had carried cargo
of lime. We are informed that no cargo of
lime has been brought to this port for some
time. The popularity of this vessel is that
she has remained SO long in such spot, giving
no other signs of life than a lantern regularly
hoisted in the fore rigging at night, and there
have been several good chances to go to sea.
There has been a schooner, the Oriental, of
Nova Scotia, 65 tons burden, twice at this port
the past month, loaded with cord wood, bark
and eggs, and she cleared for Nova Scotia
Saturday, but thu officers say this is the
Oriental of Machias. and lime laden.
Since writing the above suggestion has
been made that possibly the schooner took
plaster at Red Bank, and carried her cargo 10
some port West, disposed of it, took in ballast
made Portland harbor, and is awaiting what
the captain-who is said to be part owner of
the vessel-may consider favorable wind.
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Westward No!

Mr.. George b. Bliss, formerly principal Of
the Butler School. has been appointed princi-
pal of the Shattuck School at Faribault, MINI.
and will shortly remove to that place. Tue
Shattuck School is an Episcopal training
school under the control Of Bishop Whipple of
Minnesota. The pupils are 165 boys, and
there are ten male teachers Rev. James
Dobbin is the chancellor, and Mr.. Bliss is
head master and instructor in English litera-
ture and political economy. The discipline is
semi-military, the government furnishing
arms and detailing an army officer IS instruc-
tor. Faribault is thescathedral city of the do
cese, ard the leading city In Minnesota in
educational facilities. The episcopal schools
there comprise the Seabury Divinity School,
the Sbattuck School and st. Mary's Hall, to-
gether forming "The Bishop Seabury Mis-
sion." The State Institutions for the Deaf
and Dumb, and the Blind, and the Minnesota
School for Idiots aud Imbeciles, are also stu
ated there. While the Seabury Mission is to
be congratulated on securing the services OF SO
accomplished teacher as Mr.. Bliss, his Port.
land friends will learn with pleasure that he
has been chosen to post so important and so
desirable, and their good wishes will go with
him for success and happiness in his new
sphere of usefulness
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DECISION REVERSED.



liz The case of John Griffin ct a.. lbelarts
and appellants, VS.. the Grand Trunk Railway
Company of Canada, Mr.. Justice Gray of the
United States Circuit Court, has rendered de-
Court.
Judge Gray decides that where railway
company allows their draw-tender to receive
and cast off the lines of vessels the company
would be liable for any negligence of its SER
wants ia the discharge of their duty But in
this case he holds that the alleged negligence
of the draw.tsnder was not the proximate
cause of the disaster to the schooner Cumber-
land, but that the fault of the tug was the i'm
mediate cause of the disaster The jadge
therefore reyersss the decision of the district
judge, who divided the damages between the
railway company and the libellants, and de-
crees that the libel be dismissed. The case, it
will be remembered, was one tried before
Judge Webb, OF the District Court, some little
while ago, iu which it was claimed that the
Grand Trunk draw-tender at Fish Point bridge
improperly threw off the lines of the schooner
Cumberland, in tow of the steam tug Magnet,
aud thereby the Magnet was unable to go out
side of the tow in season to get her into the
channel, and that in ATTEMPTING to strengthen
the course for Tukey's bridge the Cumberland
was tcwed ashore on the northerv size of the
channel.
Strout q Holmes wee counsel for the Grand
Trunk, and Woodman & Thompson for the
libellants
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During Sunday night burglars climbed the
pillars, in front of the Atlantic House, Scar.
boro' Beach, to the piazza on the second story,
and entered two rooms occupied by boarders
Mr.. HartshorD, who occupied one of the
rooms, lost valuable gold watch-an heir
loom-and handsome gold chain, and the
occupants of the other room gold W atch and
sum of money The burglars unlocked the
doors of the rooms entered, and passed on:
into the corridor and escaped. They were
evidently frightened away, as more valuable
booty was left behind.
After leaving the Atlantic House, they tried
to enter the Kirkwood House, close by, by
placing ladders up to the second story win.
dows, but were again frightened away without
securing any booty.
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Brief Jostings.

Dog day yesterday, occasional fog and sun
shine. Mercury $50 at sunrise, 74o at noon 100
st sunset; Wild southeast.
Hon Thomas B. Reed has returned home.
Com. Crowninshield U. S. N, is at the Fall
mouth.
A party from the yacht No, of Boston, are
at the Falmouth Hotel.
Deputy Marshal Crowell, who has been i'll
for week, was out again yesterday.
The band concert By Chandler's band was
again postponed, on account of tho fog last
night to next Friday evening.
The veteran association OF Ojd Fello~s will
go on their annual excursion and dinner at
he Peaks Islaad Hoase TODAY.
City Civil Engineer Goodwin proved the
correctness of re meridian on the Western
Promenade Saturday.
The 18th Maine has invited Gen. Geo. B.
Mcclellan to be present ct their reunion Aug.
10Th.
A boy, eleven years of age, whose father
lives in Massachusetts, and his mother is dead,
was accidentally drowned at Hiram Saturday,
by being pnshed fEom raft by another boy.
The decrease in the Grand Trunk earnings
for the week ending July 19ah, as compared
with that OF the previous year was 1872, 257, and
L. Aha lAs. si.. . 4 1 aa-yae7----
Now that the Boston & Maine has its double
track laid to Old Orchard, there will be TWEEN.
ty-four trains run between that town and Port
land on the occf sion of the Grand Army of
Maine on Thursday pext.
Sneak thieves were at work on Peaks Island
Saturday night, and three tradesmen suffered
from their depredations Mr.. Barker, on For.
est City wharf, lost jar of candy, Mr.. Nc
Iutosh Of the Island Avenue lunch stand, was
robbed of watermelon ard case of cake,
and j. W. Bracket lost pail OF milk, a bag
of potatoes aud some cooked meats. From the
fact that some Of the potatoes and cake were
found on the beach, it is thought that the
thieves came and Weht away in beat.
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RenI Isstate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry of
Deeds:
Portland-Ella W. Greene to Florentine NJ.
80.
Falmouth-Susan s. Noyes to James Hopkins
Smith, land. 81.
Brnnswiek-Chas. P. Mustard to David N. Ham
mond, land. SIS.
beth Skolfeld, land and buildings. 1915.
Bridgton-Ellen S. Gallison to william Irendale,
land. S25.
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RenuhIicnn Cnuenses.

At the Republican caucus held at North
Yarmouth, August I'd, David G. Loring,
Enoch f. Rider and DIR. VIM. Osgood were
chosen delegates to the county convention to
holden August 9th.
At Republican caucus held in Brunswick
yesterday afternoon the following were
elected delegates to Cumberland County Con.
vention:
Daniel Elliot, James NJ Winchell, Hugh
Mcclellan, Lsrkin D. Snow, Barton r. Jordan,
Benz. E. Swett Henry Rsgot, Weston Thomp-
son, John Kurdish.
At caucus of the Republican voters held
in standish, August I'd, the following gentle.
men were chosen delegates to the county con-
uention:
Edwin R. Wingate, John L, Chase, Isaac L.
Game, G. P. Poigndexter.
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Another stnbIc On Fire.

AT 1O.45 O'Clock last evening box IA was
pulled and the fire department quickly re-
sponded. Fire had been discovered in the two
and half story stable in rear of No. 100 Cum
berland street, and before it was extinguished
the building was damaged to the extent of
perhaps $3.50. Col. Edward Moore was the
owner, and he was fully insured. Mr.. George
G. Frye used the stable partly for horses and
carriages and part for the storage of cases. 1t
is thought by some that his loss will be about
500. No insurance.
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A good lively committee from Longfellow
Lodge, K. of P, have laid out hrst-class
time at Bridgton to-day and tomorrow. All
Knights ara invited to meet at Pythian Hall
at II m. sharp and take the 1910 train on the
Portland & Ogdensburg to Sebago; thence a
beautiful sail over the lake, and arrive in
Bridgton at 5 p. m. There will be dance In
the evening; and no Portland man ever went
to Bridgton and danced without having good
time. Next day there will be sail on Long
Pond, fishing, foot ball, base ball, and many
beautiful rides around Bridgton. No one can
fail to enjoy himself Chandler goes, and
that's enouph
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I'm soint Convention.

Alderman Noyes said that in Difference to a
large portion OF popuistion-the Irish
Carn0IIc-it was deemed advisable to nomi-
tending School Committee Mr.. Patrick Nc
Gowar, man respected by all and who had
done good work previously on the committee.
Alderman Gallagher seconded the nominal
ton. saying the Irish Catholics were pleased
TO have committeeman to whom they could
go and explain understandingiy about their
children.
Alderman Noyes, on motion of Alderman
Hawkes., was appointed to cast the vote of the
convention for Mr.. MCGOWAN and he was
elected. The convention then dissolved.
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county committee for free return tickets, for
delegates to the Republican County Conveu-
ton 10 be held in this city, August 9th.
Democratic and Greenbaclk Conventions.
The Democratic County Convention will be
held OF Congress Hall this morning ct 10
n,clnnk- t....--;ll rob
ably be chairman, Capt. Chase will favor D,
W. True of Portland for nomination for Sena-
tor, it is said, while the mama of Hanno W.
Gage Of this city will also be pres 4utel to the
convention. Mr.. Thomas H. Haskell OF Sac
c4rsppa is talked of for senator from an
other district. l. d. Sawyer has the delegates
promise for sheriff say his friends, while
others say Mr. Andrews must have it and be
vindicated. Andrews friends say Mr.. SAWYER
was "a Greentacker and got from the Dsmo-
Gratis an election some tins ago which meant
more than the usual empty honor of a nomi :
alton accorded Democrats of late years; that
Andrews is, and has always been Democrat,
and led the party TO victory when Dcerng
was elected Mayor, and now he should have
the Office. Sawyer's friends advise Andrews
net to make MUS" but support Sawyer
aud If the latter is elected take the position of
first deputy and "divide the sgag." Elliot
King will hs the nominee for Attorney. KIM
ball Eastman is talked of for Treasurer as well
as Stephen K. Dyer. Unless Haskell gets a
nomination for senator, he may contest1tbe
Register of Probate with Alderman Gallagher
A. T. Moulton will of course be nominated for
Judge of Probate.
The Greenback County Committee will
meet at Reform Club Hall at 10 a. M, and
endorse the Democratic nominations as they
VIII nave the Sheriff and Attorney.
At the Democratic District Convention,
held at Up. M. in Congress Hail. John @.
Scammon will be chairman. Judge Cleaves
will be nominated for Congress, and supported
by the Greenback Convention, which will be
held at the same time in Reform Club Hal.
Mr.. William Emery of Alfred will be nomin-
ated for Presidential elector,
The ward delegates to the Democratic
County and District conventions met at Con-
gress Hall last evening and chose the following
delegates at large:
County onvention-Sullivan G. Audrewe,
Charles A. Gushing. Edgar S. Fossett.
District onvention-John E. Dewitt. AL
bert W. Bradbury, William McAleny.
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THE RECEPTION TO nR. BLAINE.
The Full Programme for the Reception.

The executive committee appointed by the
business men OF Portland, met at the Fall
mouth Hotel last evening, and arranged the
following details of the reception to be ex-
tended to Hon. James G. Blaine by the cti-
zens of Portland tomorrow evening.
committee, consisting of Hon. Geo P.
Wescott, MeSrs. ii. N. Jose and Jas. P. Bax-
ter, will meet Mr.. Blaine upon his arrival at
the railway station, and escort him at once to
the Falmouth Hotel, which will be his head
quarters during his stay in the city.
Att 80 p. M, City Hall will be thrown open
to the public, and Chandler's band will give
concert for half hour. The galleries will
be reservet. for the ladies. The reception
committee will meet ia Reception Hall at z 80
2. M, and at O'Clock will escort Mr. Blaine
to the City Hall. Tae following are the
names of the committee:
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
Hon. III. f. KING, W. F. Milken, Esq,
Hon. Jacob Mcclellan, Lyman W. cousens, Esq,
Hon. Francis Fessenden, H. L. Plummer, ESQ.,,
Hon. William Senter, James H. Hall. ESQ.
Hon. Geo. P. Westcott, VIM. R. Wood, Eco,
Hon. Geo. W. WoodnaD Chas. j. Chapman ESQ.
/. c. Hersey, Esq, Nathan E. Redlon, Esq,
II. d. hoby, ESQ.,. James Cunningham, Esq.,
ID. n. Jose, Esq Hon. Joseph W. Symonds
a a. Ssrout Esq, Francis X. Swan, Esq,
Gen. Chas. P. Mattocks, VIM. K. Hilton, Esq,
Hon. Jas. d. MCMILLAN, Hon. j. II. Drummond,
Hon. Chas. Mclaughlin, Chas. j. Walker, ESQ.,,
Hon. Chas F. Libby, j. j. Lappin, ESQ.,
D. ). Winslow Esq, Geo. c. Shaw, Esq,
Philip d. Brown, Esq, Chas. E. Jose, Esq,
Geo. S. Hunt, Esq, Seth c. DYER, ESQ.,
Geo. Burnham,Jr Esq, Mark P. Emery, Esq,
John O. Mitchell, Esq, Daniel f. Emery, Esq,
JAS. P. Baxter, Esq, Albion Little, Esq.
Stephen r. Small, ESQ.,, Chas. A. Brown ESQ.,
H. II. Shaw. Esq, F. G. Messer, ESD,
G. j. Harrington, ESQ.,, Edwin Clements, Esq,
Hon. Geo. W. True, W. H. Milliken, Esq,
Eben n. Perry, Esq, j. D. Printable, Esq,
Il. H. Kicker, ESQ.,, Thomas Edwards, Esq.,
f. A. Pitcher, Esq, John W. Perkins, ESQ.,.
M. N. Rich, Esq, A. F. Cox ESQ.
At City Hall Hon. Thomas B. Reed will
state the objects of the meeting and intro
dace the business men of Portland to Mr.
Blaine, who through one of their number will
present him testimonial signed by over 400
of the business men of Portland, to which Mr.
Blaine is expected to reply. An opportunity
will then be afforded to all our citizens to be
introduced to Mr.. Blaine, after which the re-
ception will end, AID Mr.. Blaine will he
escorted back to the hotel.
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Closing Ont Sale.

Attention is called to G. M. Bosworth &
Co.'S advertisement. They are offering special
inducement spreparatory to closing out their
stock of paper hangings and window shades
An inspection of their stock will we'll repay
any one in want of anything in this line
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Ward F0nr.

There will be r meeting of the Republican Club
of Ward Four THIS EVENING at Republican
Headquarters, IL Market Square, at O'Clock. Dis
tribuuon of uniforms and other important business
will come before the meeting, Per Order.
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PoL1TIcAL.-Campaign Banners, Flags,
Salts, Capes, Caps, Helmet, Shirts, Torches:
ever, thing in campaign Oat6ts Send for il
Illustrated circular TO Camp align Mfg Co, 10
Barclay Street, New York. aug5sod1m
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Attention Blaine Gnards.

All members are requested to meet at S'orers
Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, Aug 9th, to re-
ceiye uniforms and arrange for parade
Per order, @. K. IRISH
Capt. Commanding Company.
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Attention Blaine and Logan GIee
Climb.

meeting of the Blaine and Logan Glee Club
viii be held at the headquarters, 30. 10 Market
Square, THIS EVENING, at 7.30 sharp, to give
measures for uniform. Per order.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE City bnilding lots 50x100 #.
each at greatest bargains if sold at once
to close Western interest; on Mellen, state,
High Cumberland, Grant, sherman aud
Portland Streets, opposite Deering Essrk,
sold sngly or to SUIT and at prices which will double
in four years; terms easy. Apply to
iY22d6W~ BENZ. SHAW. AS1h Exchange St.
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For Asthma, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and
ell Lung troubles use the Pine Hygienic Mat
tress. Price So, 50 and $40. j. Fl. Gaubert,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor, 1879 Middle
Street, Portland may27dtf
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

THIRD PAGE.
Forest City Roller Skating Rink.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boston g. Maine Railroad-Old orchard,
Wanted-Man.
NJ. g. b. Association.
Jewels lsland-Yacht "Eva May"
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Hellmuth Ladies' College.
For Sale Phaeton and Harness.
Closing Out Sale-G. NJ. Bosworth Co.
Card-Geo. A. Gay.
French Larguage--16G Park Street.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Political Campaign Flags, &c.
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Mrs. Hill, Intuitive Physician, at the Prebe
every Friday and Saturday. Consultation
free. au4-5t
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Absent: Messrs. Quinn, Burleigh. Winches-
ter and Jordan.
The records of the past three nsetDgs were
read AMI approved
Papers from the upper board passed in COL
currence.
Mr.. Woodbury. presented the pstision of
Israel I. Dana and others, that the reservoir
in front Of his residence be flied up az d
abolished. Referred aud sent up.
Mr.. Mcclellan presented contract b. the
city with the American Consolidated Electric
Light Company, which is virtually renewal
of the cid cor tract which lasted for January to
July Of this year. TIE only change is that
there is a light in the lower corridor OF City
Building, substituted for the light in the Al
dermens room The prices remain the same.
The contract runs for one year instead of six
months. The contract was referred to the
COMMITTEES on public buildings with power and
sent AZ.
a
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FOR SALE.

nESIROUS of giving my undivided attention to
~ the practice OF my profession will sell my
we'll established Drug Store to competent drug
gist; or will take partner to conduct the same.
An interview and inspec ion of the store, desired
E. HI. YVES TON, M. D.,
jy30dlw So Union Square, Somerville, Mass
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Republican, County Convention.

All arrangements will be made by the
county committee for free return tickets, for
delegates to the Republican County Convex
ton 10 be held in this city, August 9th.
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MOUND silver bangle bracelet, Thursday
II morning. on Grove street. The owner can
have the same by calling at this office and paying
for fhf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

II OsT-A bunch of keys, Tuesday evening. The
IL finder will be rewarded by leaving at this
Office aug2-1
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OTHER BUSINESS.

A petition was received from Dirigo Hose
Co for increase of pay. Referred to commit
tee on fire department.
An order TO purchase gravel bed at cost
not exceeding $2500 was passed.
Ga motion of Alderman DsnisoD, the order
passed in this board at the last meeting 10 keep
two horses in the engine house on the Hill,
was recalled from the Common Council.
A petition WAS presented from Sam Seeley
and other baekmen, stating that drivers OF
pleasure carriages We rs in the habit of going
to depots and soliciting passengers fer 10 cents
fare, to the great detriment of regular hack
men. The petitioners wanted TO know il they
were under the same regulations regarding
mittee on licenses.
The order in relation t, the fire department
horses having been returned, Alderman D4Di-
son Meyei to Withdraw the order, and intrc-
ducec q new order authorizing the purchase of
a pair of htrses at cost not exceeding 81 600
for the use OF the CITY. Passed
The proposition from the electric lighting
company to light the City Building at cost OF
rs cents light in City Hall and 30 cents
light in the Public Library for each night
burned, was referred to tho committee OH pub
lie buildings with power.
A petition that horses be left in the engine
houses at either end of the city all the time.
was referred to tho committee on fire depart
ment.
A petition in regard TO the Back Bay nuis-
ance, signed by 400 or 800 citizens, was teceiv-
ed and referred TO the committee on Back Bay
nuisance.
A petition from DIR. I. I. Dana and others,
stating that the reservoir on State street, was
in condition injurious to health, was referred
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For Rent.

1.-TWO nice rents in the Western Fart of the city;
IL all modern improvements. Apply at 40 Ex-
change street. jy8dtf
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Regular Meeting of ihe City Council
The Contract to Light City Building
with Electric Light Referred 10 the
COMMITTEES with POwer-Mr. Patrick
McGOwan Elected ON the school Com
mittee.
The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held last evening, at which the
following business was transacted, the board
being called to order at $50 o'clock.
I'm Board of Mayor and Aldermen
When the meeting had been called to order
the Mayor read the following
NEW STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
On petition of W. T. King and others, for a
new street beginning at Bracket street and
extending to Clark street, the joint standing
committee on laying out new streets reported
that they had attended to their duty in the
matter, and laid out the new street, beginning
at the corner of Gray and Bracket streets and
running distance of 318 feet to Clark street;
the street to be ten rods wide, aud have
awarded land damages as follows: Estate of
Martin Gore, $379.13; to Joseph d. Dexter.
1888 30. The report was accepted ard the ac-
company ing order passed.
OF D. ID. flanagan and others, for sid,-
walk on South street.
SEWER EXTENSIONS.
George FL Colby and eight others, petitioned
for an extension of York street sewer from
Tying to Bracket street
L. 8. Jones petitioned for an extension of
the sewer on Charles street.
PETITIONS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
OF Geo. f. Foster, for erection of wooden
building on Bracket street.
OF Clarence Merrill, for wooden building
on North street.
OF E. T. Adams, for wooden building on
North street.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
Bartholomew Marks was appointed special
policeman without pay, at the Eastern railroad
freight house.
James Mcdonald was confirmed as special
police without pay.
vICTUALERs' BONDS.
The bonds of the following victualers were
fled and accepted: The bond contains pro-
viso that the giver shall not violate any law Of
the State relating to intoxicating liquors:
Frank L. Byram, S. P. Maddox, VIM. Nc
Intosh, Mrs. E. A. Jones, j. R. Bennett, Sa-
rah Inness, Peter Grant. Eben A. Sawyer,
james A. Pine, Sylve ester 7. York, Allen Bar
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LOST AND FOUND.

UEFIS WamIeUs
a Portland Star Match Factory, West Com
n mercial St. jn19dn