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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-03-13
NATIONAL ENoAm pmENT.
Assignment of Delegates and Other Mat
terB.-

The vote last June by which the Grand
Army of the Republic selected Portland as
the seat of the next encampment, to be hind
Ing, had to be endorsed by majority of the
Council Of Administration. Yesterday Secrs-
tary Sawyer of the Executive Committee re-
ceived q telegram from W. W. Alcorn, Ad-
jutant General, announcing that he had re-
ceiv0d the ratification of nineteen members of
the council. This is a majority and conclusive
ly fixes Portland as the seat of the jane en-
oampment. canvass Of boarding houses in
the city and its immediate vicinity will COM
mence at once.
Since Wednesday applications for camp
quarters have been received from Post No. 46
Of Fall River, Post 10 of Worcester, Post lO6 Of
South China, Me-, and Post So OF Cornish,
Me. The Worcester boys are coming $50
strong Applications for quarters are placed
on file and filled as soon as possible in the
order received. Rooms have been assigned at
the Falmouth to Paul vandervoort, Past Com
mander-in-Chief, o nsha, Neb.; Fl. Goodwin,
aud wife OF San Francisco, S. B. Jones and
wife, Omaha. Neb.; Jas. Tanner and wife,
Brooklyn, N. z; J. A. Joel, editor of the
Grand Army Gazette. The delegates from
Pennsylvania numbering seventy will be
CHARTERED at this hotel. The Ohio delegates
will be at the Preble.
Neat invitations are being designed by Secre-
tary Sawyer who has also prepared guide to
the city to be sent to Grand Army men. This
pamphlet will save writing great many let
ters in reply to questions in regard to the en-
eampment.
large sign has been hung in the window
of the headquarters on Congress street. Tasty
headings have been prepared for the letter
paper and circulars in use by the committee.
There is good cut of the city an beneath it
the names of the officers of the committee and
the date line.
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Municipal COurt-Trial Umder the Nuis
anca E4xv
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD

THuRsDAY.-Yesterday, Rev. Mr.. Munson made
oath TO sixteen warrants complaining of the keen.
ing OF common liquor nuisances. Five persons
were arrested this morning and brought before the
SQUIRT. One man waived examination and gave
1ohus lot his appearance and case, that against
Thomas Burke was tried. The others were coutin.
ued until tomorrow morning.
Tue Warrant against Thomas Burke alleges that
between The 18th of January and the 7th of March
ne maintained nuisance BY keeping LIQUORS for
sale at No. Ill Centre street. Assistant County
Attorney Libby appeared for the State and Hon,
mlipnr =. Lunt aud Ed yard NJ. Rand, Esq for
Burke. Mi Munson was present With several books
Iof reference and chart bearing long list OF
names. During the hearing he made copions moi es
1 Inc = MARKS made by the counsel on both sides.
Inc evidences brOug ut forward convic Burke of
keepibg liquor nuisance between the above yates
was part o. hat by which was bound over on a
SEARCH AND seizure complaint Jan II. The Ulcers
Mno maze he seizure at that time testified that
they saw buTke within Two feet of the bar aud ap-
parently coming from behind it, This was the ell
TIRE evidence against Burke. At The time WHEN he
WAS Tiled on the search and seizure complant 9th
er evidence was offered which was not admissible
IN lpe present caee The counsel for Burke offered
no evilepce
M. Rand addressed the Court and moved that his
client be discharged, claiming that The State had
rllso 70 snow that he was in any way connec ed
WIN ne place aIles ed to be q nuisance. Mr. Rant
Then referred to MIR. Munson Ia severe terms
charging that in the warrant he had made oath to
personal knowledge to the guilt of Burke and did
not even dare to take ha stand aud show how he
knew this. He declared that Mr. Munson is entire-
uuJustned ia the course which he is pursuing aud
exceeds MS rghte III swearing rig t and
denee behind him.
Assistant County Attorney Libby argued that be-
cause burke had been found guilty on a search
ana seizure process he ought be adjudged guilty
oim .int-lning nuisance on the same evidence.
Jude Gould said that as this was the first case Of
This kind although the law is old and the process ia
only slightly different from that heretofore ueed
ne should reserve his decision until tomorrow
morning.
Joseph Milliken, John Skillines BARLEY Mulkern
4hloxcation; each lined So and costs.
Bridget Doherty. Intoxication, I'd offence; 6(
days i'll city house of correction.
george jackson. Search and seizure; discharged
Edward Cochran and Hugh Hagerty. Search and
seizurej each fined $3.50 and costs. Each appealed
Hugh Hagerty. Liquor nuisance; bound over t,
the grand jury in the sum of $500.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
The Eastern Lease

Ane EAstorm Lease,
In the original lease of the Eastern railroad
to the Boston & Maine, occurs the following:
Article 6-"The lessee shall pay upon the pre-
ferrsd stock of the lessor, when issued under
chapter 1T of the acts of the Legislature Ct
Massachusetts, for the year 1882, semi-annually
at the time as the interest on the debt extin-
guished by said preferred stock would have
been payable in lieu of said interest, and as a
fixed charge entitled to like priority under
this lease, an amount by way of dividend equal
to the semi-annual interest upon the debt so
extinguished."
This article is being contested by Willard P.
Phillips and others In the Supreme Court. In
delivering the opinion OF the court, Judge Al
len says: ARTICLE of the lease does plainly
contemplate an unlawful disposition of the net
earnings of the road by premature payment
of the dividends to preferred stockholders
which would amount to such breach OF
trust"
In face of the above decision, the first arti-
Gle OF the bill which has just been reported to
the Legislature authorizing the issuing of the
Eastern Railroad Company's preferred stock,
reads as follows:
Dividends on the preferred stock of the Eastern
Railroad Company, authorized by chap. III of the
acts of 1882. may, If said company and the Boston
Maine Railroad shall SO agree be paid by the lat
ter company under its lease from the Eastern Rail-
road Company recorded With Suffolk Deeds. Hb.
1861 fol. 16-, and during the continuance thereof
out of gross earnings as defined In said lease and as
charge thereon, having the same priority under
said lease the interest upon the certificates of in
debtedness for which said preferred stock shall be
issued In exchange.-Bostou Globe.
minor Notes.
Hon. Alvah W. Sulloway, of Franklin, N.
H., has been elected president of the North
err railroad, vice Henry G. Sherbnrne, re-
signed.
1t is understood in railway circles that the
Dominion government has made purchase of
the North Shore line, which extends from
Montreal to Quebec of the Grand Trunk Com
pany, and that the price paid was 81, 800 600.
This is not denied by the officials of the Cana
dian Pacific railway, in whose interests the
line has been bought. This gives them an At
lantic port as their eastern terminus, and
through line from ocean to ocean.
A Montreal despatch says the Grand Trunk
and Central Vermont have made a new move
against the South Eastern. They have decid.
cd that after April LIST, all passengers from
Boston and Montreal, by way of Passumpsic
aud South Eastern, will have to 90 by the
Northern and White River junction, and the
night express over the Boston, Concord and
Montreal will be discontinued. There Is no
foundation for the story.
The wooden trestle bridge, over Lafayette
Brook, on the line of the Profile and Franco
MIA Notch railroad, IA miles below the Pro-
ME House, IL to be replaced by an iron trestle
1ridge, Z9O feet long, made by the Boston
brioge WORKS. The bridge is go feet above the
water. The stoae abutments were laid last
isi' ana the WORK y to be completed June 1st
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Antiquarian Supper.

Great success attended the frat entertain
ment given by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Y. Nj. @. A. The antiquarian supper last
night was partaken of by large number and
so many were present at the evenings enter
tainment that the hall was tested to its utmost
capacity. The supper was served by young
ladies in the costume of one hundred years
ago; and after having eaten:of the beans and
brown-bread, the golden squash pie and the
famous Indian pudding, one was in condition
to heartily enjoy the excellent entertainment
of the evening. The Programme was we'll ar
ranged and all those who contributed to its
successful rendering received libsral applause
The antiquarian choir, under the direction of
Mr.. Dorville Libby, Jr.,-Miss Annie L.
Holden, accompanist,-sang a number of
choruses very acceptably, while the vocal
solos OF Mrs. O. FL. Farley gave great pleasure
to her hearers. The two readings by
Miss Sarah e Laughton were capital
Mr.. Elmer ingalls, showed himself master of
the bones, his playing being in perfect time.
Little Sammy Merrill and Justie Barbour
elected great applause and Master Merrill
was obliged to respond to an encore after his
defamation. Miss Maud FL. Burnham of
Saco could not appear on account of Illness
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Mr.. James q. Baker was more comfortable
yesterday.
Mr.. z ward Il. Burgin is out again sitter
his late severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Dewey will visit New
York and Washington and possibly extend
their trip to the New Orleans exposition.
j. M. Beverly Of Cleveland, Ohio, inventor
Of Beverly's tables for finding the position of
ships at sea, is in town adjusting the COM
passes OF the steamer FrancoDia.
Mr.. George McAllister, of 10 Gray street,
who was taken i'll Wednesday night and was
unconscious for time, was better yesterday
and able to be ont.
But little hope is entertained of the recovery
OF George Carter of Scsrboro, who was so
severely injured short time since. 1t was
thought that GanRrene had set in and that a
fatal result would follow.
J. W. Duncan, s. Peyser, j, K. Upham, o.
M. Jacobus of New York, G. T. Hall of Butfa-
ly, N. Y, Guy Bebsin OF Montana, Jno. vii.
son of Baltimore, Md, W. T. Kimball of Bos-
ton, Q. s. Clark Of Boston, were at the Fal-
mouth last night.
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The funeral of franklin q. Colby, was held
at his late residence on High street yesterday.
Very many OF the friends of the deceased
showed their respect by attendance at the core.
monies. The Odd Fellows performed their
funeral rites and Bishop Nicely read the burial
service of the Episcopal church and there was
singing by quartette. During the day the
flag on Odd Fellows Hall was displayed at
half mast. Many members of the organization
were present at the funeral of their departed
hrother
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Republicans Attention I

The Aldermen will be in session at their
room every day this week to correct the voting
lists. AT the late election it was discovered
that names of voters were missing or mis-
spelled, and thereby not a few Republican
votes were lost through neglect of the voters
to see that their names were correctly re.
corded. The opportunity to remedy this error
should be taken advantage of. Let every Re-
publican voter inspect the list of his ward, and
see that his name is on the list, spelled cor
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raeflv.
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Fire IN. C.r..

The hot houses of Capt. A. M. Jordan, who
lives on the Ocean House road, were burned
wednesday night. All of Captain Jordan's
early plants were destroyed in addition to the
burning of the buildings, making the loss
about 800. We could not learn the amount
of insurance. The fire is not thought to have
been incendiary.
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Serious Accident.

Mr.. Lord, brakeman on the night freight
train on the Eastern railroad, was struck by
an overhanging bridge early yesterday morn
ing. On arrival at Boston he was taken to the
Massach usetts General Hospital. His mother
who resides on Paris street., and his family on
Turner's Island, went up on the noon train
yesterday to take care of him. 1t was feared
he was fatally injured.
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At 10 a. m. and 250 p. m. to-day. F. o. Bail
Sy & Co., will sell at store No. 496 Congress-
street, unredeemed pledges, consisting of Gold
and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Sill
yer ware, Fancy Goods, etc., etc., and continue
At 10 a. NJ. and 2 80 p. M, until sold. All in
want Of goods in this line will do well to at
tend these sales as the goods will be sold with
out reserve. See auction column.
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In this city, March H. Lizzie A., Oldest daughte,
OF the late Jesse Freeman aged "a years IL month
and IL days.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock
private.
In this city. March IL, Luena Mildred. only child
OF George K. and Hattie q. Smith, aged weeks.
In this city. March IL, Susan Carney, aged 81
years months.
In this city, March H. Euphemia Robinson. aged
81 years.
[Prayors this Friday forenoon at 1890 o'clock
at No. l6 Brown st. Burial at Montreal Canada
In Falmouth, March IL, Joseph Knight aged ~
years. months.
Funeral service Friday afternoon at O'Clock
In North Yarmouth. March H. Mary E.. wife of
John Kelley, and daughter of the late james Dunn,
aged "a years months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
G- The funeral service of The late Mrs
Whidden will take place this Friday afternoon at
O'Clock at No. 287 Spring street. Burial at con
Yenence of the family,
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Superior Court.


THuRsDAY.-Kenneth Mcdonald vs.. D. B. Hill.
Aasumpsit TO recover $50 for an alleged breach of
contract for plum bing house. Defenoe that no
contract was ever made with plaintiff.
Decision reserved.
w. H. Looney for plf. A.. #. Moulton for deft.
BY an Unfortunate mistake, the name of the de-
PENDANT in Delano Vs. Cummings. reported In Tues.
days issue was made to read Levi L. cummings.
when it should have been Lincoln c Cummings.
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ON THE ROLLERs.
prJous. 3: ooNoonns Q.

The Bi1ous' New Hampshire visit ended in
Concord last night, with brilliant victory, not
withstanding its inauspicious commencement at
Manchester. The game last night was yery hard
fought. making the victory doubly import ant. The
Playing Time was ten minutes A number of fine
IN the highest terms of their treatment at the hands
OF the Concords. They will reach home some time
To-Day. Last nights victory will increase the hish
opinion already ENTERTAINED in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire of the ability of the Bilious as polo
ALAMEDAs, 8; W. h, TIPS, o.
The Alsmedas defeated the W. H. T's at Lewis
ton last night in three straight goals. The PLAYING
time was nine minutes. Dow. of the Alamedaa
was unable to play, and both clubs played with ave
men. - - ~ -
THE RECORD.
The following is the standing Of the league clubs
to date:
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DR.. Damon and Prof. Caldwell hereby an
nounc that they cannot remain longer than
March lAth Hundreds have been cured by
this new system That have for years baffied the
skill of other physicians. Remember the
place, City Hotel, until March 14th.
mar11 5AA
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The como Horse shn1n ln,aan.

A countrymaD's team, while running away
with him on Commercial street yesterday
morning, was struck by locomotive, and
team, horse, produce and man took separate
directions, bat, for wonder, the establish
ment minus the produce came out all right.
AS the owner regainsd his feet, he said: "This
turnout was made to last 200 years."
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The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry of
Deeds:
Harrison-wm. M. Bracket to Bracket Small,
land $500.
: eTsy-Mary s. Dolly to Samuel Glines. land.
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So Blu RBAN NEWS.


Deer1mg.
Rocky Hill Lodge. K of T. was instituted at Wood
fords', Wednesday night. Masonic Hall, where the
exercises were held, was filed with visitors. Tween
ty-six candidates presented themselves and we're nd
mltted. A large number of knights from Portl and
were present. Following is the list of officers:
Past Chancellor.-David Moulton
Past Chancellor-Liberty B. bennett.
Chancellor C0mmander-Isaac l.. Elder
Vice Chancellor--George G. Hopkins,
Prelate--Charles W. Foster
Master OF Exchequer-D ID. Chenery
Master of Einance--L. W. Dyer.
Keeper OF Records and Seal---,J. s, Durham
Master at Arms---C. o. Waite
BOwery Beach.
Mr.. John Brown, whose buildings were lately de.
stroyed by fire, has bought the John N. Wheeler
place, so delightfully."- situated in the oak grove ct
the confluence OF the Cape, Ocean House and Spur.
Wink roaos, near the Bowery Beach post office.
Mr.. u. +. Mitchell, who was reported to be dam
gerously Ill of hemorrhage of the lungs few DAYS
ago is slowly convalescmg.
Whales have made their appearance in the waters
on the Cape and may be seen blowing and spouting
any pleasant day.
The overhauing of debris on the shores. cast M
py tne late heavy southeast gale has brought to
nght many stranded lobsters some of them of most
diminutive size.
Rev. A. Turner and wife were returning fron
the city wednesday whom their horse took fright
at the breaking of the harness and rar
away. Mrs Turner was thrown out and severeIy
hurt. Mr.. Turner jumped from the fying team
without injury to himself. The horse was caught
about four miles from where the accident occurred
and the sleigh was total wreck.
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Yesterday Hon. John Lynch was married tn
MRS. Anne Weston, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Samuel Spring, on Dan
forth street. Rev. DIR. Bellows oficiated,
Numerous gifts were received, elegant tokens
OF the well wishes of the many friends of the
newly welded couple,
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stoddard Leeture..

John L. Stoddard will give course OF three
Of his entertaining lectures, commencing
April 10 with the subject. Through England
with Charles Dickens" The second lecture
on April % will be "In Europe with Great
sculptors," and the third on April 90 will
treat of 1.-THE Castle Bordered Rhine. +"
Tickets for the course can be obtained at
Stockbridre's.
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Cooking Lec,ure,.

Mrs. D. A. Lincoln will deliver the first lee
ture in her series at Y. M. O. A. hall at 10 a.
m. today. Lhe will take for her subjects, cof-
Zee, steak Ia nsaitre d'hoteI. Lyonnaise pota-
toes, egg vermicelli, hominy drop cakes, chops
en- paptItote, potatoes on the half shell. Mrs.
Lincoln is one of the most approved teachers
OF the science of cooking in the country.
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MsiHe Historical and Genealogical

This very attractive magazine, published by
Mr. g. M. Watson Of the Public Library, has
been received The number is the first of the
second volume. Mr.. Watson is entitled to
great praise for bis admirable work and his
contributors present their essays in most reada-
BILE form. The paper, Typography and litho-
graphs are such as would delight book worms.
The contributors to the present number are
DR.. @. e. Banks, W. a. Smith, W. NJ. Sar-
gent, K. J. Foster, W. B. Lapham, A. s.
Swasey, ]. L. Douglass, N. j. Herrick, E.
'very and e. B, L. A--..s = iAzzaE
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GEO. D. PERRY.
MARI ia
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels at which the DAILY
PRESS may always be found.

AUBURN.
ELM HOUSE, Court St-W. s. s. A. Young, Pr
BATH.
ShANNON'S HOT, L-Jerry Shannon, Propristor
DA4h hOIEIs-C. M. Plummer, Proprietor.
BETHEL.
to BsEIHELHoUSE,-W.F F. Loveioy & Son, Proprie-
BOLsTER's MILLS.
HANCOCK HoUSE-M. Hancock, Proprietor.
BOSTON.
QUINCY HOUSE,. W. johnson, & Co., Propri-
AMERICAN iSN HOUSE, Hanover st.-L. Rice. Son.
BRUNSWICK.
z. q X. DINING RooMS-w. R. Field, Proprietor
HIRAM.
an MTcUTLER HoUSE-Freeman Pugsley, Propri-
CORNISH VILLAGE
LINCOLN HoUsE.-C. E. Woodbury. Proprietor
CALAIS.
AMERICAN HOUSE-M. d. Gardner. Pronr,ator
CORNISH.
DAVIS HOTEL-M. B. Davis. Propriat.,e
ELLsWORTM.
HANCOCK RoUsE-George Gould Pronr,.tor
EAsTPORT.
PAAISsAMAQUoDDY HOUSED. h. Buekpsm.
LEWISTON.
DEWITT HOUSE-Quinby g. Murch, Proprietof
MACHLAs.
EASTER HoTEI-E. e. Stoddard, Proprietor.
NORRHDGEVOOK.
DANFoHTH HoUSE-C. Danforth, Proprietor.
PORTLAND.
OATH ~ HOTEL Corner Of Congress and Green SITS.
y. w Robinson Proprietor
FALMOUTH HOTEL. Corner of Middle and Union
:, Sts;-J: *. Martin, Proprietor.
r6 pnd1,1, = HOTEL, lit Federal Std. G. Perry
PEBBLE B HOUSE, Congress st.-M S. Gibson
U; 5. HOTEL, Junction Of Congress and Federal
sts.~McDonsld & Newbegin, PrOpnetors.
RAYMOND VILLAGE.
HOUSE, VIM. H. Smith, Proprietor.
SACCARAPPA
HoUsE,-w. S. Pratt, Proprieto
BHOWHEGAN.
1oBURN Ho sE-RObert W. Hsines, Proprietor.
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menhnnies, Free Course.

The lecture in the Mechanics free course
will be delivered in the upper hall this evening
by Mr.. M. A. Blanchard on Capital and
Labor" subject always replste with interest,
but especially so at the present time.
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dat

The Republicans of Ward are requested to meet
at their headquarters THIS (Friday) EVENING.
Business of importance will come before them
Per order of Committee.
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Lot. More FINN.

BY special request Prof. Caldwell will give
two more grand exhibitions in mesmerism, al
Congress Hall. Saturday, 14th, at and p. m
See advertisement.
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United stn.es Di,,rIe, Cour,
BEFORE JUDGE wEpn.

THURsDAY.-Eiw f. Treat brought before
this court today on writ of habeas corpus gave
pail In the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance on the
cute his writ of error
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will give two mors exhibitions of his wonder
ful power at Congress Hall, Saturday, 14th at
2 and 8 p. M, tickets 10 cents. mar13d2t
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Portland Mutual Fishing Insurance

Portland Mutual Fishing Insurance
Company.
At the annual meeting otthe above company
held yesterday afternoon the following direc-
tors were chosen: Henry Trefethen, T. O.
Lewis, H. B. Joyce, John A. Emery, OF Port.
land; VIM. T. Maddocks of Southport.
At subsequent meeting of the directors,
officers were chosen as follows:
President IT. O. Lewis
Vice President-Benry Trefethen.
Treasurer-F. FL. Jordan.
Secretar John I'll. Russell.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW AnHRRrIsRmENra rnnAx

ENTERTAINMENTS.
City Hll-Stoddard Lectures.
Hungarian Court Band
Stockbfidge Course-City Hall.
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS,
Glove Sale-Rines Brothers.
Mtllett q Little 2.
Eastman Bros. q Bancroft.
Just Publishec-The Fact Divine.
Wan'ed Pupils.
For Philadelphia.
Wanted Happy Jas. Fl. Morris,
John Smith Jr. q Co., Boston.
Wanted Situation.
To Lot Rooms.
Wanted-Kensington Art Co,
For sale = Four Horses.
City Of Portland.
For Sale--House.
AUCTION SALES.
Confectionery and Fruit Store.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
Prof. Caldwell-.2.
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bIJUUs VS.. GRANITE CITYS TONlGHT.
Tonight the Bilious will meet the Granite Citys
again in league game, at the Bijou. Reserved
seats will be on sale at the rink today, after 10
o'clock.
MILITARY CARNIVAL AT PORTLAND RINK.
There will be grand military and comieaI dress
carnival at Portland rink tonight,