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The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
RRIDGEwATEB's CALAMITY.
Farther Particular. of the Late fire.

Further particulars regarding the recent fra
and double creu alton in Bridgewat r, Aroo !.
took county, la . been Received. Fire. was dis.
Covered Ia the house of john Burns nc 1l.30 q.
NJ, Wednesday week. Ths occupants Of ,bs
building ~ere Mr.. Burns, who was 90 sears Of
age, his vie, sous wife and her Two chill
dren, daughter, SAran Burns, and GA adopl.
cd chtld, AIMED Flora Webbero When dis
covered. the frs had mace considerable hea,l-
Way. aud pauic ensned among tbs occupants
OF the house. Mrs. Burns and her daughter
Sarah threw a feather bed from cbamb
window, and ieaped on it. tscaDiug i jar, in
the descent, but suffering erea Is from the
cold, beiae clad only in their nis ut dresses
AT This juneture. Capt. B-s>ey, neietb r,
ana-iis sou, with Mr.. Sinitt,, his Two Sc n :. aud
A. w. Parsons, arrived at the sceae. i1,t in
time to hear MIR. BarHs cry out from he burn.
Ing building, On, MARY, MaS," The old
gentleman Was never a. aIn seen slVe Flora
N.bbeT, the adopted C lid, Was he r 10 saw
IF abs +. you viii nave give me, uu7' ANA
SHE 100 never Came out Ot tae fl mes The
other lam ties os the h ,ase escap d. Ths old
lady aud her daughter, who 10 sl,-d from tue
window, were caIrird To a II. ishbur's hons .
which trey reach a tlalf frog IA AID h l. >uff
Gated. DR.. In = said Tho d.nshte.'s lungs
we're btaiv He t Il 10y The snok., aud tn ~
III. WITH the exposure, may result in her
deetA, BIT Tor thu prom &c action uf III.
neishbors ab1ve msntIoned, the barns and
stock would have been dos royed aisa tn.
ns was saved from tis house rnere vas 40
INSURANCE. Mr.. Burns was N IN mushrooms ana
fesnected man. Bstweeu 500 aud 300 have,
baen subscribed tor ths Relief o tl- sufferers
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Very respectful,
Severe Accident.

Yesterday for noou, Vt about ii o'clock, Mr..
Chr es F-ss. ndep, son OF D. W Fessender,,
Esq, in the employ OF Howss, Hit g. Co.,
"as PR ing rvight car into an accessible Pc
sition for loading a 'ur. When team belong
,Ig TO tire Kerosene OIL Company, com ing
from the oirecii OF the Maine Central d-wt
ossed ths Track near the car, ard the sled
sewing, crushed MIR Fessenden against the car
with terrible force. 1t was thought he was s-.
riously i tnred, aud R,ch's ambulance was
sent for. which conveyed him to the Maine
General H. spitaI.
DR.. Pendl.t IN sts'ed yesterday afternoon
that 40 bones were tr ken. but the patient
suffering chiefly rom the conclusion and
internal injuries, aud from bruises about The
chesi, shoulders aud head. az we'll as upon the
Limbs. the physicians do not regard Mf. FEES
send-n'- cOnditiOn AZ critical.
Nidnight-We have Just been informed that
young Fessebdtn's condition has changed fUr
the wore, and to such An extent that tbs par
eots, ~h" are now in Washington, (his fsthe,
oing cle'k Of tho Alsbsms Claims Court.
Lave been teleg' aphed to return to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
HARRY BROWN n sTU0Ho.
Pleasant Place i'm Which g Pass q Fs b.
ruary Afsermoom

About this time one btRius to feel how long
drawn out New EnsIat d winter IL, and t.
warn fer glimpse of green e. Ids, free ruDni,g
streams And sun .kies. A visit TO we'll ~
20 nt~i studiO at such times. will do much t.,
hea. ten Us To face the iBsv 4 BILE Discount r,s
ahead, and such studio 10 Mr.. Bro ms. The
aura, 4 veness Of his exhibit il nhaDced BY fire.
qneDt fe-arrapgems Mt OF the pic,nfes, which.
~ presenting III m la new lights, brings uut
previously unBoticed points Of excellence.
Mr.. Brown 10 st work now upon 9 vers spir-
Coast" There Is . tremendous animation 10
wave and wiud in this ri ture, Appearing even
IN The detail of the sgayiug and cont rtous
ii the dwarf shrubbery upon the darkl,ur
cliffs in the foreground. Ia cont ast tsihi.
tnmultuous scene Is sy van nook near N .r,h
berwick. Tits In p'cturs full Of Git and
sent ment. Its characters 10 is the ma ag, .
rDeni OF the grey ttt,, shown Ia tho willows
win the sunlight sitting through, and 10 their
fiction in the quiet stream. The subject OF
another pr t'y study is one OF the great trees
il Dee ring Oaks. tho blue waters of the Crve
just showing under the wide-sprsadine
ersnch.s. IL is deii2htially suggestive OF
o*n-air iis. Another picture of especial
merit represents the interior OF an old barn ut
Conway. through the open door are SEEN
bright foliage, sunlit swsrd, and the old
houss, confronted BY ths stout we'll sweep.
view 81 the Old Willows, N piles, presen t.
scene familiar to some of our older cirxsns
Who used to voyage upon the canal. In this
ninf fhn .nsA
which the boss used to tie up. and also 81 rved
80 landing for the steamer.
The studio il open every afternoon and vi :
-i.ers will 6nd much 10 interest them III the
lsrge and var cd collection.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
THE ssxTEENrH
Annual ashington Convention
OF TIE
Va Olal " man Stuff aga association.

Will be held Liza OH Hall, ashingt n. d. G..
Marc 4th til AID 9TH 50 =. Pu ,ilcs = 0ns III
"A Il F. ecu w. Sessions open o,ly to ON or, a. d
membess tthe sSocistion, will be held dai NJ
All Stare 4nd ocal Suffrage s oieties sro ear
ntsty + que>ted to send egat with careful ly
pre- AIRED report ork nj, resus achi ve,i
dining tie Yer 8s3 In their respec i've stat.n:
and all ls interested in The -nfrsnchis m NJ
oi womt H. lvaed attend the convention a ID
TO ptrti rpats in its lie The, 10 5.
among lie speakers invtts Re re ent are
aida Joslyn ',ags Is b II B-tcher Hooker.
Rev. 4 n pia Browa Willis, bGb. " Couzihs,
''arriette Il b non Shsttuck, Madam Cha h+y-
man, aeivt A. lockwood, Mary Is. Ca, S4llIs
Clay benne cot ebtucky) Ii 10 DevrTe III Ike,
Elizahe h koytton liar g aud hele NJ. Cougar.
prnciIa ooieet OF thi, AIS ciatiun from q
organic tion, ha been 70 secure To the wdneI, Of
he several Stairs AID T ri uni nsiioial trotec
trn in the C,ttzens Right to Vote through SIX.
tie nth Amen m 10 he n eIional t;thstitu 1 ~,
he faVTHbIe reports of The SIZE 'ial COnmittees
in tt Houses the 47tb c gress, ted Us o hure.
fir m he 4sih, tue dual passage !" the reEo ut GU
now p niins for he suhm'si II to the severa stats
l. gtslHturos OF u prop1s tion 10 70 amend the Va.
tonsl Constitution that Il viii prohibit he
CHS ment Of United Stttes ci ixens on az QUIT Of
sex.
The satisfactory results of unrestri cted Suffrage
Tor Nom II Ia Wyamn 9 Terri CRY, s hooi Suffrage
h we've -tater of ne UaiO1, # Ma clip AID
schP >ut rage in Enpl .nd ana Scotland, + b Ia
Municipal md pa'lanI ntary >utfr~ re the s ot
Man, ilh the t iuIn Il In ashngtou T. rti-
tory, he ,Oasttnt ngiiati the outrage q,i.,s-
ton il tbs courlry am IL England, a d 20 de-
mans that Aoineu he, making or lar
ger iiber.ie- a. III ST enc u g N T. ar III ii no
and maze this The suprem b ur for all who are :
teres I'd in tie riltreb hi-eHient Of women de +
cate heir time and their IN hey to he success Of
tos NOV men., aud by their Generous c ut ibn i4ns
Strengthen toOse uisu whom SIS he sp lnsibil
ity OF ing % ward til bsneacent reform.
ELIZ BEL ADY ST NTON, P EsIpENr,
No Vet tn St., NeA York Citv.
SUSAN B. AN1HONY, VloE-PREs. Al LARGE.
Riggs ito %, Washi gton b, C,
MAY WRlG I SEWALL. Gu. tx Committee,
4U5 \. Pen sy wanna ST., IGdianapoIia ind
JANE H. sfoFFoRD, TREASURES.
Riggs House, Washington, D, G.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Ssh RRAN NOTAs,
Cape EIirahsrh.


A caucus OF tne Dein ctAcs II Cape Eliza.
beth was he'd ut the town hall Monday alter
noon, and the following gentlemen we're
nominated a. Candidates tor the town ficvrs !:
Moder-t Thomas b Haskell.
CIers-N .sh +. X light.
Sci ctps - t-i,fiop Scammon, M. j. Peb-
b-s, A. e. Ski Inns
Tres u-r-Eiwari r Hill
Cole ctn- rh"mas + HAs kell.
sch"o' Commit .-E il q. yerrill,
Ageht--D.vid Piumner
Auditoi- Willis f St4ont,
s ella Lodge OF Javecile Templars q, Dup.
sIah's Garner il in y prosperous condition.
having I'D @ IL members to it. list during the
last qnar'er. fhe follow ing are iis officer RI;
q. Too. Aver
v. f.-Stel q Merrill.
p +. Water Bo tshv.
Ghapiain-Mfs. W. II. Fnl z.
K. S.-Ma ale PilIsbury.
T-GuS Nuts.
STAR, r .berts
M,-R-v W Il. Fult..
G.-samuel Gupuli.
5 LOWS Merrill
A s.-MHtps A MoDroa
-. P.-M,rA Corntorth,
X Edith Sc Innon,
l.. h. S.-Maud Baiks.
After tue ipstaIlsli of the above officers
the parents of the children provided sumner.
making the occasion an enj y able one.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
The WOREN's WORKROOM.
An Earnest Appeal for Matcria, Aid

The aiies OF the woIkr0om, while ao-
know lodging gratefully mary valuable gifts
this s7eson, must appeal once more to tue u :
io for assistance in their work.
Mat new Arnold lis us The remnant will
save the repub ic," aud although we would
not limit our contributions to remn ants, we
must remind our friends that unless We are
supplied with material, wa shall be- obli ged &,
turn away mauy poor women, who depend uI-
on US for meals to sustain their families this
unusually stormy season.
Our stock OF fannsls, cheap woolens and
cottons suia' le for bedding aud underwear.
siDghsms, pIints, threads, aad buttons vi ali
b. used up today.
Nut We close our room before s. ring
weather comes, when men aud women aliAe
be ve Increased opportunities 10 ear?
Caupot many. WHO have not helped ua this
year, SEND something today or on Friday
mo, ping3 LADIES' COMMITTEE.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
A SERIOUS oFrENsE.
The Bogus Telegram Orderiua cut the
Blues.

Brief mention was made in onr columns yes
terday of practical joke played Tuesday
h'sht upon ctrlain members OF the Mechanic
blues, by ohef members who from their long
association with the militia should have kno~ n
Deter than to Indulge in pranks so opposed to
Tue maintenance OF Necessary d scipiuo
Inc facts of the Case ,ticialiy stated, are Is
follows: CAptain c. W. Davis, commanding
the Company, did not receive the telesr.m.
ana knew no hing of II uhIil apprised by some
OF Tue members who were made tie u, ms of
the silly hoax. The dispatch was left wing
open upon u iabe in an aDie-roorn % the armo.
ry as though it had been carslessy dropped AZ
teF having Deem read by Captain Davis, 10
"hom It was addressed, right where IL wss CT r
tam IL lie Seen bg tho lew members when thew
arrived N obedience 10 an urgeut summons,
purp"rtihg to come from ther commanding
ouceF' To rendezvous Al headquarters. Tic
Language at the boz US ielssr4m was in i'm Ia
tl"n 81 he iSpttch received two or ,hre.
Sfars ago at the time of the riot in Auyusts.
aid pnrpnrted to have been sent from Ran.
Rot.
Captain Davis states that the offenders are
known and immediate mea ures are 10 bs tax.
On to have them punished by dishonorabl.
discharge.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Municipal Cours.

BEFORE JUICE G' Id.
TUEsDAy-Timo by Dolby, search and seizure.
Fined o. and ,osts. Appealed
O. oree Brow,'. 3 a ch and seizure. Fin Il
ami costs. =. PIP AID.
Jam 8 n. 'hsra search and seizure. Fined
81 an coss. Committed.
Wal aeJ hnsoo, lsrce' " Tw asese Atgrc-
ga --nttnces o days In The u t. jail.
ephcn NOntany, larceny Thirty days IL the
county l.
Jam 8 Devine, bre kirg and entering Bound
over 10 the grsna 10 VI the sum Of ST. :
Pa rick Murphy, iotoxic tion. Second offence.
Sixty Jays in the county Jail.
Tim ahy Murphy, in vacation. Second often
Sixty y in thu cOu ty Jail.
Morris Fas AIRY htoAication. Fined $500 and
costs.
Jimes Rurns, common drunkard. Continued for
sentence.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
ASH wEDNEs 0AY.
Bcgianina of he E.ensen season Order
Services in the Churches.

Beginning of lac H.eneen season Order of
services in she Churches.
The seaaon OF Lent, which begins today, is
observed throughout the world as a season Of
sssting aud prayer, especially by the Greek,
Roman and Anglican churches.
At 81. Luke's Cathedral, the services will be
as follows:
Arb Wednesday Service and sermon, IL a. M.
and 7.3n p
$ ndsys-seryiee and sermon, L 80 a. m. and z
p. m
week Days Daily. at a. m. and 5 p. m. We'd
nesds and Fridays, at .. IL and 7.3'.
Hoy .omnuaion avery Sunday at 1880, aud
and On Maunday Thursday at IL O'Clock.
Al s Pa4l's:
Ash Wednesday Service and sermon, 1890 a.
m Vespers 7.3 p m
s..da,s-- 'orling prayer. Holy Communion. and
yespers. with lectu he hit Of the Holy
Catholic hurch in England Z ,. m.
Week At y. m except " edne Stays and
Frio US. when the viii So vices at 1890 a. IN.
ans q. U y NJ,
The special services for Lest, at ST. Ste
phen's church Will begin this m.rnn4,
at 1890 o'c.ock. Thence forward Tuesday
evenings aud Sa nrday afternoons, untI Pas
sion week. Passion week, services daily, al
T. m on aid evening.
AT the Catholic churches the following
rules have been promulgated Tor the observe
snce of the sesson of Lieut.:
All the days OF L-nt, except Sundays, are
fast days Of obi gAti"n.
X, dispersa ton from the H ly See, the use
oi d sh M Al Is allowed, oHce day only, GU
Mondays, tuesdays, Thursdays and Satu~ay>,
thu first and at "a urdays excepted, The use
Of inc t on Sundays ID not limited to the uum-
Der IL Iitnes.
Besides lard. the fat rendered from any lind
II men, IN y be usen in preparing TODD ANY
day H. Lent. This dispen satiou j. also Extend
III tn The ays OF ATS iaeuce and fast days
throughout he year.
Al The evening COLLATION., on account of long
II sting Gust nm. the church tDlerates the use
Of .egs, butter cheese and milk.
The use OF flesh meat and hsh at the same
meal Is noi alluwed.
The following persons are exempted from
the obligatlon of fasting: All under u ear
Of age, ana those of advanced age; The OK
thosb no ca not fast without grave Il jlry To
their health; wemen during pregnancy, or
ahile nursing inf IA s; ant all those y hose du-
ii-s srs of a hilarious or exhausting nature.
Those " no are excu OF from fasting are not
thereby freed FROM the obligation Of ABSTAIN
In from flesh meav. except III Cases of SICK
Dess or the like.
Darius TIL holy sesson of Lrn', which be-
gins this year tn. q of February, it is Il D
Archbisfnt's desire that soulr 81. CT Il dtv
tons ,uch a. The Wa, 81 h- Cross Ur the
K sar, OF the Biessed Virgin M,n. or Btht-
nio ton of the Blessed SncraIaeut, 18th an Sc.
Casional =, rmob, should bs provided Tor sbe
faithful. Every means should BE- Used - re-
mi, d them that t Is lime OF peuALoe ana
prayer. aud TIA un!e the heaEi is Tree ir N
sin aud the soul sanct fled by TIE war ny re-
repiuD Of the sacrsm n 8, II will profit them
little TO keep the fast OF Lent.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

Emery @. Chase has been nominated for
Alderman in Ward 8 h, the Democrats.
One of Mrs. White's interesting blouse and
Home Papers" will be found Oh tie third page
Ioisy.
The forenoon lecture at the High School was
not ven yesterday, owing to the illness OF DR..
Gordon.
the Democratic city committee have issued
a cali Tor second caucus In Ward 2, TO DO held
"hnr day. Feb %.
The Folio for March conta ming the portraits
OF Edwin Booth and Dsl ,Puente, has been re-
c.ived from W. e Chandler.
The man who 0uys the wood burned by the
Maine Central Railroad says that wood Is grow
log foster than 1t is cut in Maine.
Rev. l. 81. Hsliock will give the third and
last lecture in the course tomorrow evening At
"ilston church. Suit ct - " California,
Pixies Peak and the total sclii &c."
William Frazier ard John Psrlow, OF this
~, who were arrested for smuggling manila
ha"se rope from the English steamers, will
have their hearing q 10 y. IN tday.
Rev. Samuel Anbssr. Of England. will DE-
liver lecture nn mis- lf +, travels AID lab rs IN
the missionary fields OF Area this evening ut
the Gospel Mission, at 80 O'Clock.
Messrs JoSes, Allan and Smith will begin
series of gospel meetings at tho Free Baptist
church this evening at tbs O'Clock. All ars
cordially invited.
Tbs very interesting course Of "Emergency"
lectures by DIR Sarah E len Palmer, at High
street church vestry, ended yesterday after.
noon.
o,ate Commissioners Gilbert Ferguson and
Bailey inspected the Gait "a ctrd with the
DOT ana mouth disease ia ID, srinx yesterday.
No new cases have been discovered aud all
tHus fsr affected ars convalescent.
Yrsierd y, at the residence OF Mrs j. B.
Gayle. Jr., Rev. Asa Dalton gave pleas ant
parlor talk before the "Gleaners." a reading
club OF our CIT, upon Homer's Had auo
Odyssey. work which they are to give criti-
Cal at ention.
Ys,trrday ing Oh Commercial street.
opposite ShaT, Hammond & Carney's, a slsigt,
~ llided With am bel, ng,ng to the Forest
City Sugar Refining Company. The sleigh
Sss overturned, shro~ing Gus iis occupant,
Who received. however, iniuri.s.
At a meeting in the YES ~ vi Chestnut street
church Sunday evening, q comD tIes consi,t
'ne Of NJ. 6. Palmer, Gorge r. K,mball
Charlts b. Baker, John Perry aid N.'han
e Redlon. was sppoir ted to see what could bt
lone towards ehtcking i.t-mper.nce in tie
'ity, and TO aid In procu,i z the passage Of til,
prOhibiiOrs smeudm. Mt bill.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Hurs,ipg Of e wheel.

Yesterday t"reuuoo, iu the flushing room OF
h@ Diamond Wrench CompADy's works on
n wbury 1t set, a 16-inch emery wheel, driven
at speed OF 500 revolutions per minute, part
ed ia the GENRE. The pieces were tnro~n
WITH great force against REMOVING pulley on
81 overhead shaft. dsmOlishing it AMI scStte 70
Ing the fragments In dangerous proximity to
tse alf.d gen men employed in ths room, bpt
happily ipjuring no one. The broken polish.
ing heel " as driven quite through partition
wall.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Belmved nv Zee.

The steamer City oi Portland dua here at al
earl, huur yesterday morning did not arrive
M II late in he aft.rn on. The steamer lett
>tpori M"rd y n"n ole o'clock, hut was
-ncto'ei in Ra>s H ro.r, near Mt. Desert at
even tat evening on sccaun, OF threatening
weather. Lett B ,ss Fl irbor Yesterday morn.
irg at six O'clock. The captain ssss that the
snow WIS., very thick, he being able to see NOV
more than few hundred yard ahead. He says
IN All his experience he never so much ice
Penobtc + Bay as there is at this time. and
tn - he wss Obliged 81 steer through thorough
ca that he had not en- cred for sig y ars.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

The Governor has msoe The FLOWING nom.
nations.
justices OF the Peace and @ lorum- Stephen
Arthur Lowell, Minot; DAvia Forty. Portland
En'eh ) Whuehou-t, L.orr =; JOIN 4.
Il oks, Clifton; Seth " Fhs, FtyebuIe: e
win Amsdeeu, Wisc.sset; NJ. S ST les, d..
Jacks. II; Joseph I. Hucsl-y. Blu.h i; ii nr,
j. MIL ktn, Surfs Simeon Irlsi,, Ii 8, nesvill
Joseph K. Mo- r., fhima>ton; j. ". acs
Sc r.p Byron McIn ire, West A b us; RI.
flu jones', H4mpfen.
N turtles Pub ic-Geo. T. Sewall, Oldtowu:
l. wis A Bnrktr. Bangor.
Tia Winsiow Bates, Eastpori
Samuel h. r rkius, Prnobsco; A. l.. SOUL,
Snmervii' IL re- Il ID asp, E ie,.
Dodimua Justice Enlius W. Brown, Lu
brc.
Inspector Of ifs Stephen Nckersop, Boo h.
bay.
Trustee of B lth 0tphan A ylam Char es
b Merrill, POI Il ,nd.
Fish ara game wardea-O, P Dsspeaux.
Brunswick
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
The Ladie., P.r,vn, IN. R,uL.

At the POriltud Rol-r Skating Rink,
Storrrs bl OK, this evening occurs the ad,.s'
parry, f. r which elaborote srrspgemer t. ave
been usde. The fpr will be unhr th.
mansgem, mt Of eight young Ia les. and no
gentleman vi be allowed gu tie surf4ce III =
less acc IN pApied by lady. Excellent music
ami every other provision for the fullest ST.
jos ment of the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
81 ECIAL ADV RT 81 Nc RAT s.

Advertisements appropriately coming mud. !
the classif alton heads WANTS HELP Ant
I'd. SITUATIONS WANTED, r, r SALE, To LET
and LOT AND FUND, not exceeding forty
words, will re inserted in the Daily PRES
ore week for twenty five cents, il paid in so-
vance.
When payment is not made in advance, reg
ulsr rates will be charged.
The large circulation of the PRESS makes it
the best medium for these advertisements.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
rus,nua prostbt,. Cattle ., .u rsr,,a.d.

A LondoL DR. Spa Oh uf yesterday says; 1.-The
examination of the Cargo Of cattle Of the On
tario, hich arrived at Liverpool from Porl-
land on FRIDAY last ith a number OF cattle
AID sheep ruff ring from foot and montb
di-ease, has resulted in an order being Issued
prohibiting tho landing Of cattle from Port
land IN IL March 18th ss a precautionary
measure. In order TO give inspectors time to
fnd ont whether the disease which sppesred
among the Canadian cattle on board tbs o.,
t.rio was not attributable t. 3 Cargo OF the
II gr-ford cat,le which the Ontario had previ-
Ousl, taken to Portland"
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

Mr. Frank A. ElNel, representative for
NJ Inc of the League OF American Wbeelmso.
VIII tart Monday Tor me Bermudas to arrange
Tor the prof. cted tour Of whet linen to those
islands next v ar. He will be accompanied b,
Carl KrB, who is known as the great. At
bicscle t'arist IN I'll. cnuntry, ani as tne
author Of new york enlilled Zen Thousand
Nj les GU a Bic cle.'S
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

Last evening AS the mate ., the bark s. z.
Spring, lying at Dsske's whari. was going
sshore' tue plank broke aid lot Nun Into tbs
water. de was rescued by the crew Of the
steamer CITY OF PortIaud. which fortunately
happened to be at her wharf. He received
some injuries b. the fall.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
Real R..n.e Tran.fer..

The following transfers uf roal estate Ia this
county have been recorded at the registry Of
deeds:
Westbrook Daniel W. Hoegg to Ann Fra
ser, laud, $500.
Harrison- William Y. Carsley to Lizzie
Nay CarsIey, land, $50.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

The second presentation of Dundreary last
evening was witnessed by a good audience,
aud AZ on the first even ing WAS character I'D
BY smoothDess in every detail Tonight
Brother Sam aud a Regular Fix will DO given
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

WARD ONE.
AlderDan-HOR AZ 4 A. II LETT.
Conrcilmen ALFRED L. TURNFR..
PM WIN 1HoMrsON, ALIAEUS
w.rdeD-JOSEPH D TIE FILE.
Clerk THOM AS A. pOAEN
C,n-;aole EDWARD K HEATH, ROD
-SEY SPARROW
WARD TWO.
Alderman-LEONAR JORDAN.
Conucilmen-LOSEPH DOW, WATSON
COLEMAN, EZRA DREW.
wardeu--D MEL W. RUSSELL.
Clerk-FRANK NJ FLOYD.
Copstablrs-sETH 81 ERLING, BENJA-
MIN GRIBBEN
WARD THIEF.
Alderman-SAMUEL X KELSEY.
G. nncilmen - FIR NKLIN SIuONDS,
GINS
Weird, n-EDWIN G. MILLIKEN.
Ciefk-BENJ AMIN F STkI' KLAND.
Cont .bles- FREEM N t. MERRILL and
EDWIN A. LEIGHTON
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-Ik 3. LOt KE
Contcilmen-LEWIS PRAY, LEVI F..
HOYT, GEORGE e. BROWN.
Ward. Twin OR h. SMITH.
Cltrk-EDWlN b. DURAN.
Co, 8 ablts-JE < II. CROWELL, AR
THUR NJ. SAWYER
WARD FIVE.
Aldermsn-JAhES r. r. AWKES.
Coupcilmer-JOHN n. FOGG, r. SAM'L
RAND. REUEL I. ) cLELLAN
wardeL-JOSIAH H. DEUM MOND. JR.
Cierk-CHARLES A. PERRY
Constable HOS NJ GLENDENNlNG,
CHARLES Is. MO-EIEY
WARD SIX
Alderman- ELIAS II. DENISON
C"uncil,ns, THEODORE G. wOODBU-
RY, henry q. SMALL, THOMAS r.
SHAW.
Wsrdan-FRANK 8. WATERHOUSE
Chrk-EDW ARD w. COREY.
C"In hes-LEvl L. BAS1ON, BENJA.
MIN r LIBBY
WARD SEVEN.
Aldermau- EDM AID \. MOVES
Conncim-u- s EPHEN Il %INCHES-
TER, ALVIN JOhD N, JOSEPH a. KING
Warden LILLIAN II RUNNER
Ward Clerk-THOMAS r. KEA1lNG.
Co",t ,blss--RENJ WIN BURNHAM,
BENJAMIN W. SLOWER.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27

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The Portland daily press., 1884-02-27
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