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Maud s. Not Sold.

SARATOGA, n. T., August ia gentleman who
saw Mr. vanderbilt this morning and questioned
him regarding the story or his sale OF Maud $ was
informed that lie had not sold the mare She was
however, shipped to New York on the SEQ tram
thlS MOI ming, consigned TO Mr.. David Bonner who
Is secretary OF the Gentlelnen's Driving Park at
MOrriSania,
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A Negro Shoor. n Wht,. D,

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. August lS-Near Lonoke on
sunday, cOlored man named Parker rode mo 0O
the mouse OF white farmer named Lawhorn and
called him To the gate. After "A few minutes talk
dead, and rode on, and has not been captured
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President Arthur,s Vacation.
RETURN FROM THE cArsKILis-AN HkTHUsIAsrI(
RECEPTION IN RHINEsECK

RECEPTION IN RHINEsEcK.
PRESIDENT Arthur, accompanied by Gen and Mrs
Sharpe, arrived at RhineDeck at noon yesterday In
a baroucne and were driven to Theodore T1mpson's
residence. Red Hook, where they quietly spent the
afternoon At O'Clock the presidential party left
for Rhinebeck reaching the latter place Just before
O'Clock. The villagers had hastily prepared a re-
ception and the carriage met in the suburbs by
q committee, the James B. Livingston Gun Squad
ana citizens generally. The President and party
were then escorted to the public square, where a
thousand people had congregated- Public and
private buildings were handsomely decorated with
flags platform had been erected, which George
ESSelStyn mounted and In a iwo-ininute speech
welcomed the President to the village. President
Arthur stood up in the carriage and made brief
reply. At Rhlneciin the President took the train
for New York, where he will remain two OF three
days and thence go to Newport to witness the naval
review. The train ran from Rhineciin to Pougn.
keepsie, sixteen miles, In sixteen minutes
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Killed by q Woman.

ST Louis. August ia quarrel between Earah
HUBERT negro. and Mr.. Lowell white man lsse
evening. resulted In the woman plunging q knifD
INTO The man Jugular, killing him Instantly.
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Foreign New. by C.b,. To-day.


ca loNpoN. august ls-british bark Oliver Emery,
SapI Churchlll. ireln 81 John, n B. July lSth
mas arrived at Bordeaux. She landed the crew al
tlT tiefman bark Ebenezsr Capt Krauert from
haihourg, May llth. Tor Charleston which Was
@ a@panuoned on the 81 insr swedish bark Emma,
preakwateT. has been towed into Dover having
been damaged IN collision.
ksSSENGsR or The haHpI nuRpxRKp
SAlho, august ls.-IlIe messengers of the mahdf
are not able IN every instance 10 pass through the
country with safety. An emir, sent by him with
stteIs 70 the mudlr OF Dongola fen into the hands
OF hostile Arabs who mu dered him
EEkvN THUNpEK STORMS IN PARIS
PARIS. August la-Eeavy thunder storms havu
greatly cooled The atmosphere.
THE INTERNATIONAL CoNGkEss or uyctySu
1HE HAGUE. August l9-The International CON.
gress or hygiene will convene here TnurSday
August 2l>t. and remain Ia session TN August 9Th
~. fss.tui Nle wei-kho"n scientist, OF Paris, and
DR. stephen Smith, OF New York, are among the
number OF those " no are announced TO deliver "a.
dresses.
ITALIAN BRI6ANDs CAPrCREp.
ROVE, August ls-The troops have captured six
armed brigands In the envlroRs OF the city sft>f 4
sharp struggle
An ANNUITY FOR TIE ABBE Lrszr
LE1Psic, August ls-1he Grand Duke OF SAKE.
Wemar has granted the Able Lszt the famous
pianist, an annuity OF $50.
TIRE DVsIIs SCANDAL TRIALS BEGUN
DUBiiS,AugGst la-The trial OF the scandal casea
Was begun to-day before the commission court ana
jury. French was the INST man put on trial
James Pillar pleaded guilty 70 the indictmont
The court deferred sentence.
1HR ABYSsrNIAN HNvoYa
LONDON. August l9-Three Abyssinian envuyu
they bring from King John 10 the queen are an
elephant and large monkey.
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The Astatic Cholera.

CASE REPORTED N NGLAND.
BIRMINGHAM, August ia possible case OF chol-
era mas occurred In THIS city. Al any rate ply 81
Clan has reported TO the coroner that a man who
died here this morning a viclim or Asiatic
cholera. The coroner has accordingly ordered an
inquest
DEATHS IN FRANCE
PARIS. August l9.-At Iouon there were deaths
from cholera last night. Fatal cases develop more
rapidly and d. ath comes more QUICKLY than at the
outbreak OF the epidemic.
At NarSei.leS there were deaths last night
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A Detective sued for g.. 900.

HAMILTON, ONT, August l9.-JoSeph Allen who
was arrested here and takS TO jackson. Mlcn.. In
connection with the Crouch murder case anu " no
was discharged there, has entered suit for 30
damages against Detective Mckenzie Tor false az
rest.
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The Housekeeping Goods Department. At the Palais
Roys is to be closed out this week The goods have
been remarked at prices that will a loss Of
5000 but this apartment has neverb profitable
We are determined to abolish it. To close out what
stock We have left quote for Housekeeping Goods
the
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Robber Shot by q Psp,c.man.

NEW YORK, August l9.-James Henderson W.
dangerously shot 10y policeman this morning
While rotbing drunken man. He Is believed q
be the same robber who Killed Policeman Loos1
two years ago
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LlTTlR Rock, ARK. August l9.-Yesterday the
GERMAN bahk OF this city applied 10 Gov. Dorry TO
refund, under the act OF 1859, twenty-two thousand
any LIST, 1871. The governor refused on the ground
tAdl the act was passed through bribery and cor
ful url de Mil refer the matter to the leg,sls-
tule. which meets In December The bonds belong
TO what Is known as the undispuled debt OF the
state.
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DEATHS IN FRANCE
Wrecked Frcirht Trains.

LANCASTER. Pa, August l9.-Two western bound
freight trains ran together this morning Val
ley ere K, demollshing caboose and several cars
The wreck then caught nTe and Was totally con-
sumed. together with an overhead bridge under
w:ilch The wreck occurred The tracks We're blocked
for five hours
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Man and wife Murdered

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August lathe TYrn<s Htfle
ROCK dispatch says Adylces from the Indian terri
tory report the murder OF Henry Parks and wife sS
thelr residence on Big creek The murderer entered
lhe mouse while the victims were asleep, presume
oly with The Intention OF robbery Their skulls had
been crushed by blunt Instrument
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Archbishop Ryan left St Louis for his new do
cAe IN Philadelphia In special car yesterday. On
lhA Platform at the depot large crowd assembled
to b Id him farewell
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SUNK BY COLLISION WITH STEAMER.-The
signal corps station at Delaware Breakwater re-
ports to the CHEZ signal officer as follows: "Reye-
nue. cutter Coke reports British steamer Blenmore
which arrived last night. cOiided with and sank
Norwegian bark Andgrs Dedeham on August H.
Crew or bark safe on steamer
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Notes from wall Street.
STarva orpaya .


NEW YORK, Wall street, August Is, II Am
stocks have been strong and y 10 per cent higher
TINS morning Reading showed the greatest im-
al 1885, saS3s4 Erie rose to 1sS Among the inactive
Shares 81 Louis and san Francisco advanced Az
per cent, To aoh, al do. preferred 81, 70 Ssk.
THE EXPORTS oP PRODUCE
from the port OF New York for the week ending
to-day were 81 23s 57s against s6 3ea 766 for the mr.
vlous week ana 1874 ,4S3 for the week ended Aug
us 2lst, 1888 The Total exports since January ist
time last year.
GOOD REPORT AT NOON.
NooN.-The stock market during the past hour
mas Deen active and higher Prices advanced 4 to
New York Central sold I'D 2 10 IO9s, NorthWeSr
l3a TO lO6, St Paul Ia 10 ssS Lake Suore n to
=, Lachawanna II 10 il4a, and Louisville and
Texas Pacific Rios advanced from bas 70 Ssx.
Peoria, Decatur, and Evansville incomes from 8 To
81. ana ERE new, seconds, from 6bI TO 6s. The
fasl tennessee, virginia, and Georgia securities
nave oetn active, Through prospects OF an early
reorganization OF the boaTd of manacers n "A ex.
pected that General Huidekoper, oil Pennsylvania,
VIII oe elected president and Will bring 10 the com
pany additional influence and strong financial
following. meeting will be held to-day or To-
morrow 10 consider the subject
TIE PRESIDENCY OF ERIE
kiernan's agency says: IL Is stated by q gentle.
man thoroughly conversant In Erie matters thas
Mr Joha King, Ir;. has sgnined his willingness 70
accept the presidency OI the Erie compaily with
the distinct understanding that the noatlnr debt
amounting In all 10 about s46COOOO is TO be pro.
vlded ior No plan has however. yet bsen agreed
upon now This result will be ACCOMPLISHED nor
have Messrs Powell and Westlake taken any deflp.
lite obugation In that respect IL is moreover
stated bv The same gentleman that after the noat-
lh deDt has been cared for IL should and probably
VIII be the policy or the company 70 continue 70
take advantage OF the Clause ln the second mort
gage permitting default IN the payment OF six sue
ceeslSe coupons, SO az 10 strengthen the company
Internally and secure IL a working capital the want
oi WHICH the company has severely felt In the past
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The recent explosion at Kazan, Russia, by which
NE hundred persons were killed and several
buildings burned, Is attributed TO nthil1stA
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In glove light In New York last night between
George Rookie ana Hl England for 126o 4 side
Rookie came OF the victor In four EpundR
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ENSIGN CAPEHART BETTER--A dispatch from Key
West, Florida, TO the Navy department, this morn
Ing. states that there is sight improvement In
the condition OF Ensign Capehart
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:, MILWAUkEE, august 1g.-The National Associn-
uon OF veterans OF the German Army residing In
the United St.tes was formed yesterday by the
verein. OF milwaukee; the Chicago Krieger Verrin:
the Akron (OhtO) Veterans association, and The
knegef Verein, OF Cleveland Letters OF regret
were received from Phtlapelphia, Allegheny, New
ark ana St Louis. A Constitutional committee was
appointed, VINO declared that their objects were
simllar 70 the g. A. r The following officers were
elected: Paul Werner, OF Akron, Ohio, commander;
Hart Harwtg, OF Milwaukee, auditor, and Charles
Winkier, OF Chicago, paymaster. they meet In St
Louis next year.
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COMMANDER WHITING informs the Secretary of
! the Navy that the Saratoga LEFT New London,
Conn, on Monday. for a cruise in Long Island
22d instant
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nterr2l reve-
nue., S240, 926 customs $685.. 1877
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TROY, N T., August 19.-At meeting Yesterday
OF the Bennington Historical society at Bennington.
W, Ex-Governor H1land Hall was reelected presi,
cent proposition was received from Hon. John
=. Winslow. OF Poughkeepsie, Offering to purchase
tne homestead OF the late Henry kellogg, I'm Ben
nlngIOn centre. as site for an historical society
building, u the society would erect a suitanie
structure. The proposition was accepted and n
COmmlttoe was appointed for further action
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A Street Car Driver 8h0e Dead By q

TOLEDO, O., August 1a-Wilber Plumb q street
car driver while At the lower end OF the road last
night, was shot and killed by q robber intent on
securing the money.box The murderer escaped
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IRE PREsfDENCY OF rRTy.
Telegraphic Briefs


fire at Pomeroy, Ohio yesterday DESTROYED q
buildings with a loss OF $4,000
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THE TA1LAroosA arrived at the Boston navy yard

The TAILAPoosA arrived at the Boston navy yard
last evening.
THE TRAINING SHIP jamestown arrived at Prov
1ncetoWn on Sunday.
ALERT S. GRADY has been reappointed to q
$1,000 clerkshp In the surgeon generals Office hav-
Ing served the probationary period.
PROBABLE BOND GALA call for about 81, 900, =
0OO three per cent bonds will probably be issued
In q lew DAYS
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THE EVENING STAR.

HENo TEA
MARTIN GILLET L co.'s CBALrIMoRK,.
HE NO ADVERTISEMENT
For the week ending August a.
Should He-No Tea bs made,
FOLLOW
The directions that you VIII find the side Of each
package.
WILL
Boiling hurt He-No Teas
NO
Because He-So Is composed Of young and tender
leaves only. ard there bitter principle in the
very yOunr leaf II yon will LOOK at He No you
viii what small leaf 1t is, and unlike any
mixed tea"
WHY
Is this
FOR
The reason that no time money Ia spent on the
manipulation that would be cesssry to stve II .
fine appearance In 8 word Hs-So Is ma de to drink.
found in the cup" qualities
HE-No
Tea for sale by grocers in the original metal lined
Packages. H.. y 10. and H. sizes-The trade sup
piled oy
MARTIN GILLET CO..
Established 1917,
auls Baltimore
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HONORARY CoMhIssIoNERS-HOn. B. K Bruce,
chief director. &c, to-day appointed the following
pc sons as honorary commissioners to the worlds
exposition at New Orleans: Philip A. Bell C.alitor-
Mia; Philip Joseph, Alabama; and J. l. Waller,
Kansas.
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CoURT-MARTIAL AT WEST Po1Nr-A general
court-martial is appointed to meet at West Point,
New York. next Thursday, or soon thereafter as
pr ctcable. Officers are detailed for the court as
1olOwS: LIST LieutS. Eugene Griffin, corps OF engi-
neers; Charles IL. Clark, ordnance department;
wallace Mott, Sth Infantry; Edward s. Farrow. 21st
infantry, and VIM d. Dietz. ASST taut surgeon; "a
lleuts Oscar j. Brown. 1sL cavalry. ana David
Price, lst artillery 2l Lieut. Edward Z. Gayle. 2d
artillery, judge advocate.
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IHE ACCOUNTS OF GEN LONGsTREET AND Col BURN
sIDE.-Controller Lawrence SAID to-day that only
portion OF Gen Longstreets accounts has come
INTO his hands and that has been audited. He de-
mes that lnere Las been any delay in his office In
auditing the accounts OF either Burnside or Long
street, and that the delay has been elsewhere.
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Tha, Yarmouth Exeur.ion.

To the Editor Of the Press:
wish to make statement about that "Disap-
pointed Excursion Party from Yarmouth. The
party was booked for August 4th, evening tide G. 80
to O'Clock p. m. for Peaks Island and return for
the sum of fifty dollars, and Mr.. j. M. Gooding to
find pilot.
sent the steamer Express, Capt. Fisher at 40
pilot. : '' 49, N''O'"s oH OOa'u Ou' NO
The fog came in very thick very shortly after
starting, but the boat kept and met Capt. Brown
the pilot the way up who was on the lookout for
her. Boat arrived at Yarmouth at 40 D. m, There
were about zoo people on the wharf ready to go on
board.
Capt Brown, pilot did not think it safe to start as
the tog was densely thick; and all acquainted with
Royal river Will agree that he showed good judg-
said Brown.)
The fog remained until the forenoon of the fifth
and the Express did not arrive at the city till IL
a. m the 5th no charges made for this trip of nine
teen hours.
On the afternoon of the 9Th Mr. Gooding and Mr..
Brown, pilot came to get the boat for another trial
Steamer was sent again and brought the party to
Peaks Island, arriving about $50 D. m. AT IO.l6
p. M a heavy fog rolled over the islands and bay
and rendering it very dangerous for an attempt to
ascend Yarmouth river in so thick fog and on an
ebb tide with the turns of the river marked with
perches.
Therefore gave orders for the steamer to take
her passengers and proceed to Portland giving those
who wished chance to return on the train and for
the boat 70 pc ready to proceed to Yarmouth as
soon as Mr. BrowD, their pilot considered it safe
do so.
offered Mr.. Gooding to pay one-half the expen-
SEES Of the t 1.1 which he would not agree to.
The log dld not clear up till 10 a. m. the 7th.
CONSIDER that our company did everything which
we were in duty bound to do.
B. j. WILLARD,
Manager Forest City Steamboat Co.
The above statements are facts in this case.
CHARLES BROWN,
nh, Pilot for Party.
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Italian Read;nps.

An opportunity, as pleasant az it is rare, is
offered to students of the Italian language and
literature. Signor Nino Cavazza will give a
course of readings, composed of selections from
the best modern Italian authors. on four sue
cessiVe Thursdays, at p. m, beginning on the
18th of August, at No. 235 New State street.
The cards of admission to the course of read
ings can be obtained of Signor Cavazza at the
Falmouth Hotel.
Signor Cavazza is gentleman of thorough
and elegant knowledge of italian literature to
which he has himself made several graceful
contributions. He is the son of the eminent
sculptor, the late Chevalier Cavazza of Mod
ena whose fine marble group of Hagar and Ish-
mael was so greatly appreciated on the occa-
sion of its exhibition in Boston. In that city,
during his residence there of several years,
Signor Nino Cavazza has acquired large cir
Gle of oongenial friends; and he is at present
passing the summer vacation in Portland
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'The Ger man at the Ottawa House. ;,


Saturday evening another of those now fam
GUS shops" was enjoyed at the Ottawa House.
The spacious parlors were filed to repletion.
The gentlemen dancing appeared in full DRESS
while the ladies were magnifcently dressed,
the toilets being in excellent taste and display
ing the beauty of the wearers in remarkable
degree.
The guests OF the Ottawa Heuse embrace an
unusual large number of young ladies' and gen.
tlemen from all parts of the States and Cana
das. Among the many who danced it would
not seem invidious to mention few-the rich
ness OF whose toilets and the grace of whose
movements were especially noticeable: Miss
Fannie T. Green of Louisville, Ky, was most
beautifully attired in pure white, and present
ed fairy like grace amid the ruffies and furbu-
lous of a remarkably rich costume. Miss
Brown of New York wore a dress of rich
creamy deliciousness which was very congruous
to her features and complexion. Mrs. Carter
of Washington was especially noticeable, as her
Juno like form threaded the intricate steps of
the may dance. Mrs. Verdural of.New York
was attired in rich costume of brown silk
trimmed in exquisite taste. Miss Aver of New
Jersey wore a. dress of white, intermingled with
trimmings of darker shade which was very
tasty and pretty. Miss Borden and Miss Low
of New York attracted much attention by the
taste and elegance of their costumes The
German" was pronounced success and was
one of the many inaugurated this season by the
genial manager of the Ottawa House, Mr.. B.
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A Railway Mems Excursion.

There was an excursion to Lake Marano-
cook, yesterday, participated in by many of the
officers of the Eastern, Maine Central, Boston
& Maine, and Grand Trunk roads. About $50
gentlemen with invited guests were present.
Sunday had to be taken on account of the du-
ties of those for whom the excursion was ar
ranged. Capt. Mitchell, the popular station
agent of the Eastern in this city, carried out
all the details in splendid style. A train of the
newest and most comfortable cars bore the par
ty. 1t left Portland at 8 q. M, on its arrival
from Boston, and ran to the lake In three min
utes less than two hours, and returned in one
and three-quarter hours. An elegant lunch
was provided on the train, and a splendid din
ner at the lake. Two glee-clubs, one from
Boston and one from Portland, furnished de-
lghtful vocal music, while Chambers band
played their choicest selections. The Port
landers arrived home at D. m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-08-11

The carriage and harness lost by Mr.. Emery
Jones Of Freeport, last Wednesday night, and
advertised in the PRESS, has been found. 1t
was discovered in Penley's woods, South Au-
burn, Friday, by Deputy Marshal O'Brien and
Capt. Prentiss of the Lewiston police. The
carriage was damned into narrow place in
the heart of the woods. 1t had been scratched
BY being driven over stumps and lodges and by
the limbs OF trees. harness, also new and
complete, lay on the carriage fender with the
robes, whip and blanket. The carriage was
hauled out of the woods and brought to Lewis
ton Friday night. The harness was owned by
Mr.. Cleveland of Freeport, and was stolen
from Waite's stable. The horse is still at
large and thought to be in the same woods
where the carriage was found, as his hoof
prints are plainly seen there.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-08-11
Rheumatism

We doubt If there is, or can be, a specific
remedy for rheumatism; but thousands who
have suffered its pains have been greatly ben
Gifted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. If you have
failed to find relief, try this great remedy.
8" I was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous to 1883 found no relief, but
grew worse, and at one time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine 1 ever had"
II. T. BALLOON, Shirley Village, Mass.
81 had rheumatism three years, and got no
relief till I took Hood Sarsaparilla. 1t has
done great things for IAe. recommend it to
Others" LEWIS BURBANK, Biddeford, Me.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities LIST, the combination of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones up my system,
purlnes my blood, sharpenS my appetite, and
seems to make me over" j. p. THOMPSON,
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
Is worth its weight in gold" /. HARRINGTON,
100 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarSapariIla
Sold by all druggists. ST. /; six for S.. Made
only by G. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 sDoses One Dollar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-08-11
Casce Ray Commnndery

The celebration of the second anniversary of
Casco Bay Commandery of the Golden Gross,
at Long Island on Saturday, was very sue
cessful affair. There was large number
present, including s. J. Perkins, Esq, Grand
Commander of the Order in Maine; Judge
Kingsbury, Noble Commander of Casco Bay
Commandery; Elliot King, Esq, and many
other well known citizens. The company con-
tanned large amount of musical talent, which
added much to the pleasure of the occasion.
Among those present was respectable repre-
sentation from the Commandery at Wood
ford's. This order is beneficial institution,
and requires all who join it to take the pledge
Of total abstinence from all Intoxicating
liquors.