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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
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',STONINGTON LINE.


~STONINGTON LINE.
IA rrrcrp FAvORIrE INSIDE ROUTE
l ~Io,ve from Pier 80 ~ r. daily except 'a''N"
40 n IN Ffrst-class to Boston S. Corresponding '"'
t,ons 10 all points Eas~ s,,,, n,.o,s .,i
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Freight only.
s,earners MASSACHUSETTS and PEoUor leave Ho"
rier2g " r. daily. except sunday. al 40 pm
Fw PoPPLE. General Passenger AGENT
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~ KILL MOI iAlNS. -Isnling A. ,tHnstonss sia
POND Cornwall New6urg Marlboro M'sop holavT re- StoW
and F-opns o,nnecting with Uliter AM Dot" p
coye 9pd tSsxli dpnntMn& All tiit,r ~ ~ ie,y,
SIoa nera Cy OF kisston Al "a NJ ", =, X n CT.
every week isv at D. Picr 'o,t Harrlson,s., "a m
cent Satnrlsys when CITY OF kingston leaves d. "
making all landings -
$50 MILES FOR 50 CENTS.-Troy. n boats ats
~. leave foot OF Chrstop hcr-st. North idVo'' "''
cept saturday y m ,,Crr
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on steamers ,iwU
L sATONiC ana NAUGATUCK RAILRoAp7i;1osstsRi RIVER
edye ca al Fare f loSer Than by any other route
FALL RIVER LINE. .orcrr
FIhSiciAsN' Duo RIVER ~ 90 .,rr,sr
limited Tickets. Corresponding Reiuc'loh ~ ''''
h The steamer, PILGRIM and pR IISrnpTp at 40
York alternate days to,. a. Narr,yst Co,ne:u,a
Pm " nnep 3oat from Brooklyn ana ye t yoN yort
M TcTcs AMI .t2er'5n NAY DS as,. a. "a,
on rier : sni on 6 "a steamers i1 GEO. l. coYNoR
BORDEN Low H. Gen. Pass. Age
nOpJrIAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Ios ON and the East An RAJ FROM M ,cnt , n y,
Three evnress trains Srn LAYS cfceps 70 viii
am NJ lplrI,r car giG,,n tIta palace sleeping
Sleeping carsr 9an'av' "' ~ % r. " POPrLk. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
WEsT SHORE OuTE.

NJ d NIUNE UUTE.
~, MA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER.
az tx pt 10 train leave West 4sd--t Cortlanh
Hosse- sts Stations. 4.3J D. IRAN leaves nom
t,lay0 'lGa M. sS p Pullman sleepcTs through.
~ LA s -,:.o, q . Pa Imam 81 eDeTs.
~ I"'. o M. '5:nO, 3 .. IN Pullman 81. .epers
eusY -.i,D frdce. i2gaa Fails. DuralO Rec sr 10
n . ID, - IN. SlesDins ~ II ilior cars Though.
ff'isolsc ';in. 'lea m, go, = p "a
ttca. i.IU. 10, ll2O a ~: so;5n % o.. m.
pm
.,.ewbug ma Kingston. gao no 1920. 80 $50
For Montreal and Canada East. 7:lO N; $50 p.
alton Loidon, 10 80. IA Ioroato, 800
up N.
DAILY. Other trains dairy except Sunday
foi u kes tlme tab pafOT 81 SO ping car acconiiuh
toas Information Apply ol6ces Jersey city. Penn H.
ssison; HOB ken, lis WsshDgtgp-st Brooklyn Court
~ Annex Office, foot fuion.st Ncwfork try lb2 zOl,
~ SsB la23 broadway, 731 6ihaye lC3 last lIoih
}o5 B0wery Penn H. stations. foot of Cortihndt ana
pesbf0 and West Shore foot Of West
ssse cae for and checked from hotels and resdences
Vdlefs be left ticket eftces.
" statest AkI AONETT. Gen. Pass. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n yORK TKIBUNE WILL III RECEIVED At ! hE
>, o,S y OEFICt, No Broadway, corner Ibuty
Srst 1ndi D. H. and 500 West Twenty tl'Lsi corner
l,yht, owe no l53 fouth-fe.. corner foui.cnlii,st
IN Tb,ragc corner Forty. eVcnt',sii nos l Ihicla
sye near SiIrth.t anu al The ia kLEM oFFltE- a'n
Ihiri corner one huhh~iab"Nt"o''V'N ''""S" -
6n 10. az REGULAR Olice safaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
he RY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
THE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING AND

THE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING AND
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK EXCHANGE
has doci led ncre membership ron - to 1000
mrmlor.. and sl ana dca IN RAJ ROAD SICChS FRAC-
T1pNAL LOr~ and TllOLEUM CcrtI1c tos ,
The FRS allotment Member ships Ia suhscrp
tonic ACTIVE HROk R~ an1rR Fps 1t ~ price {" %
Gdvance1 ffu" her allot tiOand II ~ TIC Admss on
oufnfe will Mo daV Nov 10 ard each succre''
n~ Moniav Fl ~. TO upon amp atoms Tor nom er
hnndrel applications alrcadf heon ma ~. Pr
ties desiring to imi,a The n'iUdor OF ~
4 10 ~ r. al o. should aLe apple ton eli.tey
cubsrtp Ions NAV . made an n'Omlton rs 10 iuuIe
plans TOR LEAKING RAILROAD stocks and PEfKO-
A. II. JOCELYN
No q Nra n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

IoACIIIAN and GRO )Al.-BY voung man ;
egc 90 sould tend urna make h!In oil genera "
ueo,i e clty r-feIrn ,TJu Ias cupio er AddIe'' !"
r.. Irn,.ns q town o Ice. LIS bToal"y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

~rURSE and SRAMSTRESS.--l} n respacta-
y Ole Protestant girl Address l i'Sh' 10" 81"
ave. UptOwa pI c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
flats an0 Rooms.

CORNER FLAT. 3 rooms, $50 ,n haI9s9o9]
1 er rooms AZ and $50. Ohio from -. 70 -
ItliiBAttD 4 DAVID>ON, dat an" ieA'ie''
VIOTEL NENDOME, ...,,,.v
tl>F.SI N BROAD" al. nth onl
'Io,,ntlv fnrn.hsl apartments " q prYav" O''' ''
tod Of looms; table hOte.
DARE OPPORTUNITY tor securing c,io tur
IL an,enfs on SECOND ami third hoor Lou, ~ ioa
t,ci ,d ,ierors. Tor gentlemen o. y lotalo. Al.
ave near 34th IT. only drst class Paft'e' aV0oP''
cess 4 ' 3D., l. rs Broadway.
DARE opportunity for secullhG w. r'''os dipins
Ia anartnats consisting fparlor wv, DO
end bal room With prvAc service ia Rr,,Iway
~ can III and ,Btr SIS agrS, A De- i'-S' p''''"'
rrNFURNISUED SUITE in strictly pii'"'o
I ra,rv mr. vae hath: no other lUistr,. h"uroS NJ. 9
\" WICK Tribune u town oi'c'' ''-'' nm -
IrNrIIRNISUED FLATS TO LEI. " es y
l. b7tLst IA the SoUcY 2O7 Wess 9o'A'''" ~ 'A' " "
| FfKLD. see JANITOhS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

NURSERY GOVERNESS-By Lady, ior d.
Nr n r ernar VII speaks French VOL Is cap l. AID
rsab reecen .cs teryiew Tor three days +" 40 NJ IL
,snn..ve b.tyesn - aud 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

E)ACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes 10 OIo-
cre situation for his cOachnsl fsngcl whom he can
lsh recommend a fir-tca - man ~ every un"h "a"
or eodr,ss do West 1Uthst, private ttiOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

,riNSTEFSS.-Bv Protestant young w0-
~ l. ~ a. s.anstresss cut aad 9 would 20
- ,,r~ u, es.. VIA any .ht NO cty reersnco I- 'of
,.o.t1,y, 4 iffl.St.. ith OtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

NDACINI IN ana GROOM.-By man VINO
y tnorou ny understand hts bug nosSi "rne anu
oh t,nw wi 20 on trial tend to furnace no CD -
ION % 20 iny good eul dfvcr; best ct eHoo
no Ia. emplOycr call or address .,..,a
avn J. h., No. IS " est 18th 1t. IrNHie stAoo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

EOACHMAN and GROOM.-By single lnan'
cnfnnccn IN every respect cln mix n'tcu Iu'n'
&c lest references Address b., Box 4, r!ouhe once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

NNASHlNG.-Bva respectable womtn % 40
w the Wa ii iroaing ior LADIES' and eeatsn' y, o.
,s,,la 90 amlss stlnds dating AMI vaaihk .na,
,eI o.Aes coIe the ueaest uansi 'h,. -, 90. .s1
~ Z, No AS now relilt'" N"'"'
IL.l..t ~ L. lnlr front M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12
DOpIrJ.AR SHORE HNE.-For Providence

II A trntiH It'II
1hee evnress trains an,g Srn Laws excepc 10 m o.
a n H. (plrl,r car atacn' " an -, naace sleeping
sfepns c1rsl oinNN' ~ ~ " POPPLi, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-12

NOACHMAN.-A gentIeman drNlIt| 70 nI,I q
v good pace COR Ms coachUan who has ~ g ",
tao ~ nes csiaD, SOBER h"h-' ana ui'' s'''
city and country drivrr married no family tan ,o,,
N''' M" FEiNA ~ STABLE. 40 Nesi ioth-a@
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-01
A POINT.

1t is rather curious that
with the unmistakable pre-
ference shown by American
girls for English husbands /;
American men should give no
indication of being able to
take to themselves wives
from among the daughters of
Albion. Indeed, no rumor
has ever fioated over the sea
of a passing sentiment or
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-01
Water Notice.
Office Sup't Water Works,

Office Sup't Water Works, .
Honolulu, July 8, 1882.
a LII persons having Water Privileges
IA are notified that their Water Rates
are payable semi-annnally, in advance,
at the office of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the LIST day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. b. WILSON,
Sup't " alter Works
s. X. KAAI, Minister of Interior. 2O4
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-05-01


Irritation between Young
America and the bellies or
beauties of a London season.
Evidently the magnetism
which draws the two nation
alitics together is negative ON
the side of feminine English
aristocracy.- ~ Y. SIN.
r=.-svzuzz-rr.z-urszzssrz.
Peoples intentions can only
be decided by their conduct.
When credulity comes from
the heart it does no harm to
the intellect. -JoubeW.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

Foster, Orr and Kelsey. Orr finally juggled the ball
through Ia good shape.
The game was similar to the one played by the
Woodfords and Portlands in the city league last
spring when the Woodfords wo1 the first two and
the Portlands the last three The Bijous DIDN'T
seem 70 wake up until it was almost too late When
little to do. He had but one stop to make in the
last three goals. Masterton had several, and he
made some good ones.
PORTLAND RINK.
There will be one mile race for prize at the
Portland rink, in Storer Block, tonight. Last night
the weather cold that not enough were pres.
ent 1or very successful bon bon party. The bon
p1ns were given out TO the ladies however and the
prize was drawn by Mrs. Ross.
NOTES.
,Blddefords vs.. Alsmedas at Bath tonight. 1t is
likely to be a livelt game.
Monday night Portland peop'e will have an op-
portunity to see the w. H. IS of Lewiston for the
nrst S time. They play the DeeriDgs.
Inc Lewiston journal spelks in praise of the
playing OF Durgan aid Williams OF this city who
PLAY on the w. Ii. T.'s
Fac Bath Timts whose representative was present
at.the game Wedne day eve ing. speaks as though
the Asmedas were well satisfied with their treat
ment here. II says. "The game entirely Tree
from kicks and there very little slug ging''
The Saems defeated the Bay States at the Chel-
sea rink Thursday night 3 to 2. 1t was the first
time the Bay States have been defeated in the pres
ent league and to be defeated in their own rink was
doubly hard The fine playing:of Walter Orne of
this city on the Salems contributed largely towards
their success. The Boston Globe says his playing
was magnificent. The Herald says he got bad nit
acrots the hand but ''gamely conquered the pain
and stuck 10 his work." Although playing as rush
er he secured two of the three goals for the Salem
club.
Another team OF base ball men has been organ
lied in toston.
new club named the Seaports have been organ
lied in this city and ready to play any club
rollers.
the usual afternoon session with music will be
given at the Bijou this afternooa. THIS evening
and every evening hereafter all who attend will be
presented with handsome order cards
to is the prevailing score this week.
The BiJous and Granite Citys are now tied each
having played 6, won and lost 2. The Alalnedas
follow with won and lost, and the Deerings and
W. H. L. are also tied each having won 2 and lost
D. The Biddefords are good tail ender with l
won and l0ss.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

very we'll writtsntnote, evidently psnned
by lady Of education and breeding, and in
dicted upon mourning paper, was received by
the City Marshal yesterday. 1t was addressed
to the Inspector of Police, Portland, aud was
mailed at London, England. The writer, who
signed herself s. Bailey, said she was married
about year ago to gentleman, who gave the
name OF William Ellis Bailey, and who claim
cd to reside at Portland, Maine. That very
shortly after their wedding he had TO leave
her on business connected with his establish
ment in America. She had heard nothing
from her husband since the 9th of last June,
when gentleman told her he understood her
husbands real name was Haines, that he was
amarried man, and his father merchant of
position iu this city. She, therefore, failing
In other efforts to discover her husband, had
written this letter TO the police. Daring the
time sha had been married-about year-she
had not rt csiysd penny towards her mainte-
nance from her husband. and had been taken
by him from a comfortable home
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
SUNDAY Services.

"a The Peoples independent Temperance meet
ing VIII os held ID at Reform Club Hall, corner of
7.5o O'Clock. Good speakers expected.
CHESTNUT ST. M. X. CBURcH-Christmas ser.
vices 10 80 30 a. m. and p M, Preaching by pastor.
SUNDAY School at l.30 .. m. Young peoples meet
ing . p. N Social services p. m.
CLARK MEMORIAL NJ. e. woodfords
SUNDAY School at " p. m. Preaching by Rev. j.
NJ Williams Of Portland at 2.30 D. M Youpg
Peoples meeting at 6.15 Prayer meeting at 7.15
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Universalise. corner
congress and lndia SITS. Rev. Mr. Crosley, pastor
Services, Services o.50 a m. l and at z p M Morning:
CONGRESS STREET NJ. E. CHURcH-Rey. II. IT.
Adams, pastor. reaching at 1, "a a. M 3 D. m
by the pastor. Sunday school at "a p. m. PRAYER
meeting at p m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching hv tba M.
tor, kev. A. *. p. Small at 1890 a. M Sabbath
School at IL IN. Praise Prayer Meeting at D m.
FREE ST. BAPTIST CHURcH-Rev A. G. Lamsan.
d D.. of Boston. Mass, will preach at IOI@ a. m
vice. Dol
FIRST UNIvERsAIIsT CHURcH-Rev. Henry
Bianohafd pastor Services at lO1a a. m. Sun
day school at 1915 p. M.
New JERUSALEM CHURCH New HIGH CT
Preaching at 1870 a. m. Ly Wm. L. Worcester. Of
Boston Theologic u school, Saba School at close
Oh service Lantern views OF Palestine vestry p. IN.
PoRTLAND LIBERAL FRATERNITY, Congress Hall
AZ AZ S,o.' =. NJ. Subject for discussion, what are
the best means for promoting human happiness?'
Opening address by Mr.. j. ". Todd.
nSbbb ShAfEl-Suuuay Scn00l at %, m.
Religious services at p. m. Address by Col t. o.
harrington Temper nee NEE ing Al T.. with address
by Mrs WILDER. The public are cordially invited
PARK ST. CHURcH.-Rev. John A. Bellows pas-
tor, will preach at l0.30 a. M. Sunday School at
IL m.
SECOND ADVENT CuURcH.-Preaching nv Eld
Win. ii Mitchell, at 1O12 a. m. and D. m Sunday
School IL M Social Service at 700 p m.
STATE STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
PREACHING by Rev. w. P. Fisher of Brunswick at
10 ~ m. Prof Stewart, of Liberia College will
speak upon Liberia in the evening
ST. PAUL's.-R Rev.A, W. Little, Rector Services
at lO1a a. m. Sunday school at 21a D. m. Baptism
OF infants at $50; vespers at 71a p. m annual SER
m'n before the SISTER Dora Society,"
ST. LAWRENCE ST. CHURoH.-Morning service at
lo.50 a. m Afternoon al p M. with sermon by
Rev E. L. Pitts of West End Church.
SECOND PARISH (CongregatonaD CHURCH.
Ifeaenlng at lOs 80 a. m. aud p. m. by Rev q. H.
Daniels. Sunday school at Lao o. M g spel service
at Z. Collection for Christmas festival afternoon.
PORTLAND SPIRITUAL TEMPLE. Mechanics Hall
Lecture and tests b. Mrs. Maud Il. Lord of Boston
tne celebrated test medium. at and .. M Chill
orens Progressive Lyceum at 80 p M.
FINE STREET NJ. e. CHJRoH.-Sunday School at
80 p. M. Preaching by W. f. Berry at 8 o. M
rrase and prayer meeting at z.
WLLIsroN CHURcH-Rev Stephen r, Deunier
D. .: recently of New Haven Conn. will preach at
1880 a. m. and p. m.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-PreachinQ by
hev T. Il. Pitts, pastor. at 1919 a. m. and 7
p. m. Sunday school at i.45 a. m.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

AT the stated conVocation of Eagle Chapter, T. A.
NJ, held at Saccarappa Monday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year,
Fl. Palmer L Hawkes..
K-A. H. Burroughs.
Sec.-F. P. Hodgdon
Treas. N. r. Martin.
Sec.-Fred Graffam.
Finance CommiItee-D. W. Babb, Alonzo Libby.
Asa w. Pratt.
The chapter is now in very prosperous condi-
tion.
Oliver Barbour quite badly burned at Cum
berland Mills, Tuesday.
Mr. Gilman, employed on the tramway at CumHer
land Mills was badly injured one day last week by
some heavy GALES falling upon him.
Mr. Hale OF Cumberland Mills gave his paw en-
We ope to his wife, after payiog his bills and suo-
posed she took good care of the balance usual.
But for some reason she failed to pus it away and
her husband, finding the envelope on the floor some
time aiterward. picked it up aud, thinking it empty
threw 1t into the fire. LOSS SIG.
Bowery Reach.
Mrs. Frank Dresser should be Mrs. Charlotte
Dresser in yesterdays items.
Tug Salem passed Cape Lights at D. IN yester
day, with scew in tow having on board anchors,
chains sails and rigging Of stranded schooner NJ l..
Newton.
Reading by D. D. Moulton, Esq. postponed to
Monday evening next.
Gsrham.
The Helping Hand society held Christmas sale
at the Congregational vestry on Tuesday evening of
this week The society offered for sale great va
riety of fancy articles, toys and confectionery
which found ready purchasers. The object of the
society is TO raise money for missionary work. An
other sale Fri lay evening.
Wednesday evening the Alabama Colored Stud
ents entertained good sized audience at the M. E.
church, Those who heard them speak IN the high
est terms of their rendering of jubilee and pania-
tion songs.
council of Congregational ministers will meet
in this village next Monday afternoon to consider
the resignation of Rev. H. 5. Huntington.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
ON THE ROLLERS.


It was close call for the Bjous last night IN
their game with the Deerines, and 1t looked one
while as if they must yield another game to the lat
ter club They won three straight goals, but they
came on the wrong end of the game to be comfort
able. The Deerings won the first two and the Bi
1ous the last three goals. The game lasted zeven-
teen minutes.
The ball was started at 9.oS. and it was only two
minutes before Winship secured the goal for the
Deerinss. The next inning lasted three minutes
ana was again woh for the Deerings by Minship. He
was aided considerably however by the ground and
lofty tumbing of several OF the Bijous who appear
ed TO be trying to who could fall oyt the ball
the quickest. The playing time of the next goal
was a little over one minute several minutes being
lost by injury TO enc of the Dserings. IL was v,
for the BIjous by pretty shot from Foster. The
next occupied about the same time and the win
ming shot was made by Orr. The last goal was ono
OF the iveliest on record It lasted about one min
ute, and was characterized by some fine passing by
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
United states Di.,ric, Court,

bhFohE JUDGE WEBB.
FRIDAY United States by Indictment vs. Benja.
min r. Butler. For an alleged procuring a magis-
trates certificate to be affixed to an affidavit pur-
porting to be made by pensiouer to enable her to
obtain her quarielly payment which certifcale al
leged that he pens oner was present and exhibited
TO the magistrate her pension certificate, when in
truth and in fact the pensioner present and
dldinot exhibit her pension certificate all of which
was well known to the said Benjamin F. Butler
General denial. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to a
fne of 800: paid;
George H. Townshend for deft.
United States by Indictment VS.. Nathan A. Swan.
Sentenced to imprisonment three days in Portland
Jail and fined So; fine paid.
AIaher for deft.
United States by Indictment vs. Arson B. Bowler
eI Augusta. For receiving, retaining and wrong
fully Withholding from certain persons whose pe1l
sion he was Instrumental in prosecuting, sums of
money in excess of the amounts allowed by law.
Evidence finished.
Meaher for dett.
Adjourned to Saturday
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
sEEALL'S AssAELANT. A


William Tibbetts of Lisbon Falls, arrested
on suspicion of shooting GIanville Small, was
placed in Auburn jail Thursday afternoon.
The only possible motive imputed to Tibbetts
is that of robbery. Rumors that Tibbetts has
confessed guilt are denied By the sheriff. He
says bat little and that is to DENY everything
in copnection with the affair. He has been
visited by the sheriff and the incoming county
attorney. His mother was greatly affected by
her sons arrest and wept bitterly. Tibbetts is
married and has family.
The sheriff and officers have been busy COL
lecting testimony and summoning witnesses.
The hearing in the case will be held to-day at
the Lewiston Municipal Court room. The gun
discovered in the shed at Tibbetts' house has
been taken to eunsmith for examin alton.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
Exciting Runaway.

span OF horses. attached to a heavy cart
and Owned by Mr.. Parrott of Cape Elizabeth,
came tearing down Commercial street yester-
day, frightened by the cars. Mr.. G.. H.
Rounds, the coal dealer, and his hook-keeper,
were sitting in their counting-room, and look
Ing out of the window, saw the team steering
for the office. They both sprang and went
over the railing that separated the inner from
the outer office, as if it had only been foot
high. The team struck the building fairly, the
end Of the pole striking the walt with such
force it was broken short off, ana one of the
horses was thrown and the other put his head
through window. The chimney Of the Office
was Jared little.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
The National Grand arm, Encnmpmsn.

The committee to arrange fer the meetine
OF the National Encampment, g. A R, in
Portland, seem &c have encountered some d,fa-
Guilty In making satisfactory arrangements
with the Portland hotels for the enter t ,inment
OF delegates, and have iDtmated that the
EncampmeDt may be obliged to go elsewhere.
This is the ver;est child's play, If put cut with
a view to intImidat the hotel men, A better
way out of the dilemma is for the COMMITTEES to
arrange to put the entire army OF soldier visit
ors into camp, and provide camp and gsrrison
equipage for all who come. The b0ys will
certainly keenly relish this, and if there are
any OF the generals or colonels too aristocratic
to thus mingle with their old comrades let
them either remain at home or 90 to the hotels
aud pay the rates charged without murmur-
ing. A salient feature of the weeks reunion
Will be the gathering of larger army of SOL
diers than has ever before invaded Maine:
and II they can all be provided for upon "tbe
tented field" 60 much the better.-Bridston
News.
AS we understand the matter, the committee
only feel it their duty to provide rooms at the
hotels fer the $50 delegates. Others, who de-
sire quarters, will be located by the bureau of
accommodation to the best of their ability.
Many Of the visitors will go into camp in
preference.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20
A Worthy Cau.e.

There is in connection with the Gospel Mis-
sion very prosperous Sabbath school, and it is
intended on Wednesday evening next to treat
the children to Christmas tree. AS mapy of
the scholars come from very poor homes it is
hoped that those of cur people who are in bet
ter circumstances will help in this matter at
this joyous season and make happy some less
favored ones by contributing articles for the
tree. Rev. s. f. Pearson, 2235 Cumberland
street, is pastor, and Mr.. Russell, 178 Fore
street, is superintendent. who will gladly see
that all Contributions are judiciously dittr-
buted. LIST us extend q helping hand t, this
worthy institution.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-20

We have received from o. Ditson & Co the
well-knovn music publishers, the following
new music:
Humoreske, a curiously arranged and pretty
trfe, by A. b. Whiting.
President leveand's Grand March with nortrait
well constructed march.
Much Ado About Nothing, song by Cotsford
;, Jesus BE Near Ne. contrato song, and Day is
Gently Sinking to its Close tenor song two sacred
songs belonging to large set of similar ones.
called Evening Praise" arranged by U. c. Burnap
Flock" by GODDARD
She is So Fair. song by Kate Douglass Virgin.
Ieh Him Love Him Better Every Day, song by