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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

EX-Police CAPTAIN James VI. Leary who was
taken on SATURDAY. to Bellevue Hospital, where he
had been committed BY Justice mte 1or eXIHllhi-
ton as to his mental condition. was IN 1uci
worse state Yesterday than when he WIS admitted
TO the hospital. The precise nature OF ms maIady
cannot be Determined by Dr. Wlldmdn, who has
charge of the patients in the insane pdNIil"h'
where Captain Lcary is confined Tor several Gays.
He Is now suffering from alcoholism and Is III a
fughtfuI state of delirium. Whether his mlnd Is
pprmanentlV affected cannot be settled untI lne
alcoholic poisoning has subsidized lie IS cOuhned
in a cell in the pavilion, and raves wildly lie Is
under the impression that there are mllllOn men
riding on the backs of scorpions and algatorSaite
him with intent TO take his life, and as ne SlIln"S
10 the corner of his cell to get away ron TIE sup
poSed uurdeTcrs he becomes apltJb,e OBJECT. His
mania has taken a suicidal form and he constantly
cOntcmplates taking his life and Is seeking ioI
means 10 accomplish this end. Every thing that
could be used by him to iniiict personal INJURY mas
been removed from his cell lie was so violent at
fines that It was necessary to tie him TO keep bm
from breaking his skull against the side OF the cell
When tied he excited all the other inmates OF the
pavilion by MS loud cries aud shouts and begged
OF his keepers to protect him from being murdered
by his enemies. He VIII be examined as soon as he
becomes quiet by DrS. Fitch and Hardy, tonlmlS-
siOners Of Lunacy. and If found TO be permanently
insane he WI be sent to an asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, go; births, go marriages. Nv
The Bridge receipts last week were Sli,1lGO6

Deaths last week, go; births. 22O; marriages, IL"
The Bridge receipts last week were Sli1lGOG
The Rev DE- w. {. Z. Rhoades OF Granville. OHIO, has
accented a cali to the Marcy Avenue Baptist 'hulch
President Hazard, OF the Brooklyn CITY Railroad
COMPANY thinks the Daft electric motor whlCh Tue
officers OF the company have Inspected IN operation III
BIltmorc will not in Brooklyn as 1t would nave
TO he applicd TO all the lines OF the company al once
which would he impossible. He iaHoIs cable ON inc
main line IN FultOE-St
The number of deaths last week from yphold I'Vcr
was eight which Is about the average number 20 Idt
this wear the total OF deaths from ths dl'I-
has been o. and IN the same period last year u WAS
Emilia Christina Eklander, whom Franz Carlson hsa
mously MARI ed last summer and then deserted thcbe
day. carving Oh 500, gold watch ant some JcWcry
now asserts that carlson has marcd and deceived h'c
other women different Tlaccs sac claims To nave
learned mat he married one woman IN Boston, one IN
New York another besides herself III Brooklyn, ana TWO
in Connecticut. He was living WIFE one III New MILFORD
Conn, when ted last week.
The man killed at Brighton Beach on SUNDAY was
Identified ycsicrIdy John Denim IdrN'r on l" street
car line IN FlushiHgayc., who Hvcd al NU-liild ana
Lexington ayes. lie Owned tdc Tacchpl-c MINI tic
was accidentally killed in huIrcdy ai-hunS rom the
train
In the suit for limited divorce brought by An rev
D. Rest a street railroad conductor. AGAINST Nrs Mary
f. Bo-t. Judge Bartlett yesterday ordered the hu-iH'
10 Day - week Tor the support o! hiH lhIte thG!'
uui "A counsel Zee OF $50 to his Wl!r. Inc husband %"
lcccs that his wife drank made his home nl-ridnr ana
once got = bottle of poison 70 give To NM Htfih-
threatened frequently to poison him. The VIE denies
poison contained laudaEum ordered ny pay .''l'"'
She charge, that she found Ia her husband p'r- ten
or lri,,lNeS from young woman, dAd tAit improper
relations existed between them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
rpw vopx nAry TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER II, 1885

Bark fremont o Boston, Linne 8onteyd p oo o"i''
win hides ana ha to 9fd nTRI Island via
ware Breaywatcr days, Win SAT- 10 Ofueri 'essei "
4 HOught0n ,,.-
Island fresh w, iar
sandy oE 10 % 90 cosT 4'
Arrived yesterday
steamer Lesne Ger yoss lIamug Sog : bH WIN lr g'
and passengers to kunhardt Co. AINe" "' 'no -" -"
Steamer Elsa Br Arbucklc st Eav Ia, NOv Port
Ap'oniot snd Port Maria O. with fluii to Duncls Arrvsi
CLEARED.
steamer Abyssina tEr). Price IvcrpoolA und rhli'
Steamer cllrbe 81 Macknght Aux Cages Gon"'ve''
'@G ,ae yarnocbee Kemoon savannah Henry YoDge
steamer WyanoE Hulpbers Norfolk city Point and Rich
Steamer JoSephins Thomson Moore BamoTsl KTem
snip ~ stephen. Douglas san FRANCISCO '"I-Nah Ne'
Rs-k Louse lNor, Ungst. RotterdamFnnch Edye & CO
% ilIn, GnTtis Perth Amboy Nh Metcalf Co.
srk nosaiie staro tl, Cahiano, Cagara Tor orders
BARK Dictator CSor. Tamln Antworp-Benham & Boye-
Bars America Itan Fcrrari Lisbon Funeh Edye & Co.
BARK Japan tl George Brisbfn Queensland r. Cam
'i 8ark Eimrania Hauncr. Aspnwal CscA Mudgett &
co. a.,+,,
steamers stanford ior cinaad noiivar Rbmond NoloS
Bric Lconora FOR Havana.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
1oxpoy. Nov l6-Arrivel. steamer Tower nm tBr),
Archr rom NewYor oct ~ .,.,,.. r,,.n,.,. mr.,
~
uumnhTey from york Oct 81.
SoIirn ,UPTON Nov l5-ATrTvcd. steamer Fulda Ger,
Ringk from Ncw. York Nov 7. for Bremen.
pnulI I6-Passcd, steamer MarcngO (Br) Law
son froIa Ne York oct 81 on her to nun.
n ImlgG Nov lG-Arrvcd s-a ners llammonia (ief,
sohwCnzan hom NewYork Nov .. Australia tGer Francs,
Will"Saiied steamer Polynesia GER, Kunne, for New.
YORK.
for Sew York. - 1910. -.
IIOXG KONG. Nov l3-Sallcd steamer Port lhllp (btl
PiTM" Nov 7-sailed steamer Gottardo utap, Dnborto,
j." rspH Gov sailed YoNfopi tBr Crosby, for
-NUlh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee Grand Opera House
funeral Of H. g. C1aGin No 81 Perrepont-st, Brook
Ign. II IL. MI. ~ vi,
Hotel.
4 Board Of County Canvasscrs, City Hal, i a. IN.
W : Warner before United states Gran jury, p m
Senate Investigating Committee, Morton House.
1890 a. N. - >,
Society Of Mechanics and TTadesmen' StcIh"ay MAN.
$50 u. m. , ,
F. B. Thurber before Nineteenth Century Club, Ameri-
can Art Gallery. p. III.
Crazy Show, Masonic Temple.
Historical Society, SecOndave and LleVcnthst, D. H.
Meeting OF the Board of Aldermen.
Mercantile Exchange meeting, 3 y. IN.
Meeting OF the Pilot COmmls slOners.
Martin Luther Society, No 81 MldiSon'aYe, r. N.
Meetings OF Health and Police Boards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
NEM.IEKsEY TOWNS.

NoEwOOD-At the Presbyterian Church on sunday
the final services the Rev. John g. Smart~ p1-iordc
were held. MI Smart has accepted cal from the IL"
formed Church schOhare, y y, this installation TO
occur on November u.
FRANKIIY-JdcOb Rikcr, ago seventy. livin- IN the
Valley Road will probably die from tn cHcc oi stab
wound inf .ccd by Christopher Lack"y. Lc.'y re
turucd home drunk on Saturday ni%At and attacked h,
brother with a carving kui:c. The Latter escaped
through "A rear door whercupOn Tho drunken man BEGAN
smashing tie furniture Ekcr went To demonstrate win
him when LackCy pranS upon Lin ld cut Sd9A IN MS
right arm nine inches lOn-. Lackcy ncI.
BELLEvILIE-Scrvices in concentration OF the
ftcth anniversary of Christ Church Prev uay known
as the Congregation of Christ Chapel Will DC hcd ~
The church tomorrow evening. Addresses VIII be made
LIZ Bishop strkey the Rev. J. y. Sansbhry. Dean oi
Newark COnvocation, ana the FORMER lcctoIs Oh inc
Oarlsl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
NEVIS IRON IHE SUBCGBS.
coNFEs,ING HER oWY GUILT

Mrs Susan Jones, a widow, OF Jersey City, VINO was
arrested some time on q CHARGE II having >'"'i
irclrv worth several hundred dollars belonging 70 Hl~
Clara Cook. of No. 100 sixth It.. has made con >~I"
o Guilt she sunday school teacher am!
monument in church work. and WAS employed 1y Mr..
Cook last summer a drrs~mdkcr. Durius Mr.. 'o"h
h,.ucc her bureau broken open tud ihr JrNylry
stolen. Mrs. Cook reluctant TO believe thai hF-.
Jones was guilty. bun Rouudsmdu smith, Who was lu'
ON Inc case learned that Mrs. Jones had -ivcu watch
to her nephew. VINO live, in Cornwall, y. y ia" watch
had the name Clara Cook engraved ~ the case AIici
Mira Jones confessed The greater pLT OF iic hld'h
evtlry was recovered ~ a sicrc ~ El-ht-lr, Nov
York Mrs Jones admits that she mad q cou!cltrat',
nut says that She Will DIE IN state prison before she VII
diVulgc his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
TOREIGN STE1MLES DUE At THIS POR
SHIPPING VIEWS.
SHJIIi
PORT OF NEW.lOKK...

ARiIV
Steamer Brooklyn City Ir BRISTOL oct 2i, swansea y
witt ArAcll d Douglass Arrived at the Bar a.
4
steamer Normandie or. FrlnguCl Havrc Nov T. with
ndae aud passengers Louis Bcblan Arrived at the
At loan
steamer tBr shaw. Patras 10 Catacoa % and
Gibraltar 20 with ndse 10 Punch Edyo Co. Arrived al te
II ll.3u
Steamer Newport Curtis Havana nov ~. with mdsc and
passengers Jas Ward Co Arrived az the Bar at $40
- IA.
POrtia BID Daw70n 81 Johns, Nj and Halifax
with ndse pAssen eets Bowling 4 Archibald.
Steamer CITY Of Columbia. Woodruff. Charleston days
with Iudse and passengers j W Qulniafd co.
EeanOIa bragg, Portland with mdse 10 HO:ao
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
HOME Ne " S.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HOtel-BarOn d ltajuba, Brazilian
Minister at Washington. Murray HW Hoie-Senat or
Joseph r. Hawey OF Connecticut Henry H. PIersCn' OF
Albany, and Dr John p. Gray of Utica. GHSeY House
CONGRESSMAN Ira Davenport Of Bath. y Y; General
George 8 Batcheller of Saratoga, ana JOhn W. NfOO-
man OF Herkncr. ram AreHue HOtct-Senat0r JOhn
e. SpoOner, OF Wisconsin, and state senators James
ArkeU of Canaioharie and ii. K. Low, Of MddletOWn,
n Y Tict0ild HOtet-Titan j. Cohey, OF MasllnstO i
~ Hotel Acknowledgement L. Clemens OF Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
UrsTCUESTFR COUNTY.

YoxKERs.-The Common Council has increased the
license skating rink TO 500 Last year 30 was
only $50.
EAST CHEsTTR.--A blacksmith shop. which has been
an old landmark near Oders Hotel Tor thirty or forty
wears, was DESTROYED by fire yesterday
desire 70 have hubble clock In the tower Of the MehO-
Isl Episcopal Gnu ch. the erection OF which IS rapidly
approaching completion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
CnNNECrICI.r TOWNS.

BIR,fISGHAM-An effort is being made by citizens TO
prevent hack drivers from smoking in funeral pro
CCsSiOnS
MuFoRD.-Ex Senator George NJ Gum had a finger
OF his right hand cut of By the railroad station door
closing on It,
DERBY,-Yesterday tho Derby silver Company con-
sdercd without result the demands Of 800 employees who
struck on saturday and refused To Work on a 20 per
reduction Of wages.
REIDGEPOHT.-1he funeral OF Mrs. Maria Books. age
eighy-seycu widow Of Captain John BrUOhs, OF Sound
steamer pioneer fame, took place yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
sTBAJT0y 4 sTORlrS L0CK orr BEGrN

In accordance with the determination cX-
pressed Saturday by Mr. storm only the SILK wca|ers
who are emplOyed cheTOOt work resumed work the
factor, OF StraitOn & Storm, in East Tweutyscvents,
Yesterday morning. The Cgarmakcrs' International
Union 10 which all of Station storms men joined,
with exception OF less than ify, has sent com
mtce Lynn Mass, and other points, where the boy
colt is being vigorously pushed to ud out who IS
doing the work and by what authority they are boy
lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MLNIArrRE -ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sua sos GAG SETS 1856 Moon sets l56 Moons age Is II
~ VNrEt Tb-JNT
A. W--Sandv Hook. 257 Gcv. fsalt 3@2 len GV. 52l
IM.-saudy Hook. Dos fOv. isnL 3G7 Hell Gaze. 5lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. ~,
1tf L,.tn.tJp-lyr. ict8rtJ !Jtl at }ltt..t
Ilouis 10 l. ip7 Diseases % tI' y 's:1I' >f's1h
Genifu-U unifs OF-aus. Impotence AL 't5s.li'f
Iimid Bread i meeting with the success 1t
ca lv merits u s au lbso Uto 'itv e. those To-
uiIrug m DO imulItu, to-Ic Try H. ASK }ndt grocer
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

On NJ g.. GHItSrIitp 10, VI n, ttH0r of iioYip'. ~,
Is,0nd iLu>,." ipp','ou H'u'r-itu"srS.' says :
Ne believe that AN intelligent comprehension Of
the action of alcohol ON the system VIII always
have greater Influence with thoughtful men IL pro-
noting temperance than any adhesion 70 a dogma.
Alcohol g. sometimes used IN very large ana
r,pcnfcd doses with good effect and without any
sui.,qucut lcpIc.-on II l. idle 20 ignore tho re
sulf- uf ,Nutr'tuos Ia q -ca~C."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

TT0T y --VT u TITT' :"
Hr F0cyuyaid Ptofs,or. baltimore, Nh, hcdlcoi Co'-
I,g, writes: 81 have hat careful analysis mado Of
s,uplc Of DufTy's Pure Malt Whisky, and lind II re-
m,rkablv FREQ from msc Oh and other Objectionable
materials 50 often found In the vhzke of the present
day IT. flavor quito pleasant AMI agreeable to both
taste and SMELL and Is therefore, we'll suited to all
cases that require the Use alcoholic stmullhL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

Professor 10. H. n. ~NwrH-. " D.. L q. = I'"'
daa WRITE, from Eochr-trr y. g.: " have frequently
prescribed DiT,'s Purc Mali Whisky IN my practice
here consider very superior aud reliable article
and can heartily recommend It I'm low states IN fcvcrs,
acute Inflammation. and depressing maiaios seucl
ally: also as tonic IN feeble digestion and GONZALES
courc from acute Diseases, when an alcoholic -;malnt
is Indicated and especially IN Patni,ls ru.monaiis
iCou-uuutioul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

DR. : g. GINNER. VI. D., Biiiwoff. w.. writes - J
hive pre .cribcd your Pure Malt Whisky m eycI9
cases of acute lpcas phpid Ncr ana |llt'u
diseases requiring stimulant. It's action r. pos
five it's therapeutic power J. certain an" 'l"''
marked than even the best grade 81 lbloil'" W
u1c. / checrfully recommend IL tot p'h.lt use !"
cI.rz OF failing health and strength. when ll'r'H'
Tho typhoid state, aud that condition oil uhu'I',-
fuIncss n crs-ary To promote dilrrh"d ana cH"tI',
rl,oirfl- iuflutun general debility, nervous Pro-,
ration etc IL is IA all such cases sir" remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

pr jaws T. WmIroHp. " D.. Eai,ror'. w.,
vutr,. "-lu., the Introduction OF blny Iule
Malt whisky 20 'ul c.ty u-" no Other. for me
l,l-uu that know b. tu Dee UuIr"ud ubddu.t'rdlcd
WIIt employ r..'L 500 much success 800 my own
Ifa,tI.c can Wit.olt any hesitation recommend
10 I.l IIN.--.-.M IL nI.c.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

Professor Jo>ErH PARRISH, VI. D., harrington. V. j.,
4ator Of ucdicai McJricy trom Nctcat Stand
yoit" saya: "Wo know that alcohol will steady the
heart slow tho pulse. warm the skim calm excitement
and we ought to use IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

Or. TLORkA. BELW~TLE, VI NpI~oN \
lid., writes. "AhOut one yeara
IN the last stages OF PhthI-I- Pulu
food OF medicine was given her
within five minutes. had gwen
dies. including wine, champaign
but all were expelled within few
received nuirlmeut only by enem.
cod Liver on. which were oNcccll
To hcr one day IA ! WAS mdklnu
Tor 8oIuo more elective remedy IN
rested on = sample bottle OF u
Whi-kcy upon my Office table. !
when visited her and administer
which WAS not yOmitod. The scC'
lowed by little meat Juice, all al
tanned. The whiskcy AMI meat jni
al short intervals, and within n "
to cat hearty. All this after her
hcmblcd to see her die. s"ldOi
hohc stimulint-, but whcn do Z
Pure Barley Malt Whiskcy bccau'
that IL l. not only FREQ from fusel
why ultiltcratgu.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

DIR JAMES j. O'DEA. VI. d.. HJthOr 0f scrcjUi trorkN
on insunttV, SipietOH, R!chU0itd county, y. L..
writes: - When prescribe an alcoholic stimullut
IL sick and COnvacsccnt people | order your
famous Pure Malt Whisky In preference TO any
other liquor FOR the reason that know IL To be
wholesome, clean. and unadnteratcd what EN-
NOV with 80 much confidence IN my practice | ~
Confidently recommend 10 the Medical Profession
M large satisfied that IL Will meet with the up-
proval of this profession In every PARTICULAR
Vehaye had prepared especially for by the great
man scientist pr Won Wonders. formula which a sure
and positivc cure OF consumption. and which he
preparcd 10y any family houscEccper bscstcak and
our Pure Malt Whskoy being Of the inErcdents) This
formula will Dc sent under the seal OF company
any person afflicted with consumption, aLd using our
whisRey FREQ OF charge upon receipt Of y two-cent
stamp
For sale by Dealers and Druggists everywhere PRICE
ONE DOLLAR PER Bottle Persons east of tho Rocky
Mountains unable to procure from dealers can have
half dozen sent, IN plain cascs. unmarked, express
charges prepaid. by rcmltting Sir DoitUS TO
The DUFFY MALI WH-KEN CO.,
Baltimore Nd.
Az persons U,iD0 Darys P"r MAI WhiiEcy arr in
rfsd 10 arai themselves ~ the services ~ our hcdicoi
SiaTat ay Eucs Crcc Of chdIYe
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
Retail JIarl-et
Boston N arkeu.

SATURDAY, Feb. IS
RrTrEE-A very fair trade is noted with bet
ter tone - The market. Fresh creameres, in ot
lou "a s36,; fail creameries 35a30c June 3oa Sc;
northern dairies sa32c; selections 33a2jc
tHELsE-Dull. But some low grades are being
.oiI for export choice and job lots l3al4 round
lots northern II dl2lsc.
EG6s-Declinet another &c: extra "A a25c; north.
err - 424ier; western % e24c; held stock a4c
lower.
AfrLEs-!'est Baidwins are firm at 81 q not
murh 'l0ing in other varieties
fEANs-Ihere Is Il stead moderate demand for
az hln's Of beans, with prices very well sustained
F"iAFoEs-Receipts Of potatoes continue moder
ata ana choice stock Is in steady demand. Rose 81
"c, beauty Hebrons 60G63g; peerless 50d60c
T@llilrs dori Burbahk seedlings 60c; queens 60c.
tAl AND SikAW-No. hay is finn at Sl7 5oa IS
aui fancy cars command even more. Rye straw is
lalet Hay, choice sl7 5OGIS fair sl6dl7; ordinary
SI5ql6.
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05

The ina decision in the case of Judge Advo-
Gale General Swain is that he be suspended
from rank, duty and pay for twelve wears and
10 forfeit one-half hi monthly pay every month
f0r the same period
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
MARRIED.

In this city Feb IS at the residence of the brides
mother, ny Rev u. b. Gregory, George /. Mudgett
anG Genevfa J. Mahonev, both of Belfast
In Liberty, March /, by q. II. Cargill ESQ Mr.
Truman Linscott and Miss Ella Knowlton, both of
Liberty.
Benz Williams Elm street bv Rev VIM NJ
himmell, George X. Lancaster. of Bangor, and
MRS Lucy T. Iorrey, OF san Francisco, Cal.
Ia ockiand, Feb. "a, Charles Fremont Simmons
ana Annie f. Packard, both of Rockland
In Waldoboro, Feb. IA, Gardner X Wincben-
pach anu Ida schwartz, both of Wadoboro.
~ ~. Louis, Missouri. Feb IA, Waiter c. Bart
iets, OF st. Louis, and Name A. Benner of Waldo
boro. VI W "''"
IN Ellsworth, Feb. is, Mr.. Chas. Pho and Mfss
Ida NJ Garland, both of Ellsworth.
In Orland, Feb. 81, MIR. Clarence s Gr,pdIa q,
Bucksport, ana Miss Vaiie L. Jordan, of Orland,
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
City Of Belfast in Account with Emery Board
man, City Treasurer.

Balance in Treasury March .,
lSS4.... ................. .....S
Rec. on account taxes 1888, f.
A. Carrie, Collector.
Rec. on acct. taxes 1854, same
Rec. on account interest on R.
Il. loan note, l year. .......
Rec. on account bal. coupon ac-
count of 1888, Belfast Natl
Rec. on account exchange on
bonds sold 1888, Belfast Nat.
bank. 80. .......... ........
Rec. on account tax deeds re-
deemed ................
Rec. on account nonresident
taxes.
Rec. on account sales cemetery
lots, Grove 30, So. Belfast s..
Rec. on account sales land, |.
L. Bowen. ................
Rec. on account school Dist.
No. II, A. }. Stevens, agent.
Rec. on account school Dist.
No. IL, 5. 5. Wood, agent -.
Rec. on account school Dist.
No. 8, w. 5. Hatch, agent.
Rec. on account paupers, ii.
Hayford.
Rec. on account Of paupers
town of Searsport..........
Rec. on account highway taxes
1884, j. f. Wilson. .........
Rec. on account highway taxes
1854, S. V. Philbrook :. -.
Rec. on account highways, Or
der No. 2S2, Frank Banks....
Rec. on account licenses, j. S.
Hartman Decentralization.
Rec. on account damages and
costs collected, r. F. Dunton.
Rec on account state of Maine
sch. fund and mill tax, 1884.
Rec. on account, same, II. Il.
and telegraph taX............
Rec. Oh account, same, State
Pensions ....,...........
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
Cotton Dept.

Bale Brown Cotton, % in. wide, at
[ Bale, yard wide, fair quality, at l. DC.
| Bale Remnant Brown Cotton, good
quality, at SC.
l Bale Remnant Brown Cotton (the
heaviest made) at 1-2c.
$500 yards 40 in. Brown Cotton Rem
nants at 6 l &c, worth Lee.
900 yards 45 in. Brown Cotton at 8 1-2c
This is very fine and nice and actually
worth - &c per yard.
600 yards yard wide Bleached Cotton at
SC. per yard
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
PLYMOUTH ROCKS
PIANO TUNING

NIX EDWARD HAMM, OF BOSTON PIANO
NJ TUNER, has arrived in Searsport. All
Ildno fortes lnrusted TO his will he put in
complete order at prices prOportonate to work re-
CURED Orders left at Belfast with X. p. CHASE.
Al carSpOft with A. L. QUlMIS1. 2W9
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
Liabilities.
Attest EMERY BoARDMAN, City Treasurer.
Treasury Department.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1885. (
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
W to the Undersigned, it has been made to APP
city or Belfast, in the County of Waldo and State
OF Maine, has complied with all the provisions of
Associations to extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes" approved July H. 1882
Now, therefore. l, JOHN S. LANGWORTHY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency
do hereby certify that THE Belfast National Bank
In the city of Belfast. in the County of Waldo and
State of Maine, is authorized have succession for
the period specified in its amended Articles of AS
socialion namely until close of business February
20, 1900. In testimony whereof
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
54IP NEWS


March ?. Ncb,. Q he'll, Wade Boston f. l. War
PEN, Colson, Boston Wiusow Morse, -- Bucks
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COTTOyS!

2 Bales Brown Cottons at 3 &C., stand
ard quality, worth &c.
3 Bales Brown Cotton at 6 -4c per yard,
heretofore sold at Sc.
5 Bales 40 in. Brown Cottons, heavy
weight, at &c. and &c., worth l0c
800 yds AZ in. wide Brown Cottons Con-
stitution) only &C., worth l4c
500 yds. "a Browr Cotton, l7c., worth 25c.
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
FERTILlZE FRS.

PHOSPHATE, Ground and Dissolved Bone at
l. low prices. Call or write before you buy
l3w10 FRED ATWOOD, Winterport.
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PRINTS.

l Case Spring Prints at the extremely
low price Of | &c. per yard
Lot Standard Prints at &c.
| Case fine quality and good styles at Sc,
FOULARD CAMBRICs, nearly l yard
wide, at &c. per yard.
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05
Report Of City Treasurer.
CITY OF BELFAST,

TREASURER'S OFFICE, March 2, 1885
To THE CITY COUNCIL:
Gentlemen-Agreeably to the requirements of the
City Ordinances, l herewith submit for your APP
proval my annual exhibit as City Treasurer, show
pal service, including the amount expended in ad.
ministering the Government of the City for the
past municipal year. also submit the Statement
of the Refunding of the City Debt, far it has
been accomplished, during the same period. All
of which is respectfully submitted.
EMERY BOARDMAN, City Treasurer.
The Republican journal., 1885-03-05

A rare opportunity to secure bargains in
Underwear, in addition to our regu-
lar goods we wish to offer the
following inducements:
| lot Of Night Robes made of good quail
ity Cotton clusters Of 6 tucks and 2
rows of insertion, cambria around
neck and sleeves at 75c.
| lot chemises, corded neck and sleeves
at SOC
| Lot Drawers, zoe. per pair,
| " SOC. :"