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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-23
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THE "BR1GH ToN"
ATLANTIC CITY.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR


je9-eosm' +. W. HEMsLEy & SON.
DOCK ENoN sPRINGsANDMrNERAL BATHS
Great North Mountain near winchester. "A
Va About hours ride from Washington. yEYAy
TWO mails daily and telephone connection J. ,Nx
with AL points reached by telegraph OPENS JC y n
sort altitude OVER ooo sa amosphs spm rs no
swamps or fogs -Four different mineral waters of
and dyspepsia A chalybeaie spring tthe strong
et IN the United States containing per gallon IL
u protoride and nearly l3 grains suphaie of mnxne-
sa these mineral waters may be used sngly or com-
pool heated To an agreeable temperature
Terms very moderate.
Pamphlets and all Information at A. s. PRATT
ton, ID. C. jes
y OPEN FOR GUESTS May Is 1855.
Situated on the Atlantic Coast, q miles south a
folk by Railroad.
undertow Free rom mosquitoes. the nous tAe
Is first-.ass in all its appointments. Tele ts:Hl
apply to j. p HoEHAcH s 60. s'.A''
For further information and circulars apply 20
mv,aam J. W aP Bo 81 LEI &s son
CoBBS ISLAND REoPENED FOR THE RE-
Y ceftion OF visitors. Splendid Bathing. Fishing and
Snpe shooting. Passengers for oobb'sA IA
steamer from Norfolk. at 10 a m. or from lE:# d
Sld Point an a, loa2 M or :, amer ann, tol
Passengers will buy tickets the to Cheriton
station where hacks for seaside will meet them
Address j. r. SPADS, Proprietor, bay View p o..
Cobb's Island. Va. jul-2am
SHENANDoAH ALUM SPRINGS. >HENAN-
ss beautiful sf,s sss s. and
d ts Pamphlets star o %Sss 3 d
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THE CErEBRArEp
=. DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronSes. and best known to the trade.
ii. L. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent Tor district of Columbia.
Onice-l4ls 81. NV.
Warehouse-H. l. Biscoes wharf, foot OF 10th 81 s-w
Orders promptly nlled and deliveries maoe 70 any
part Oh the city.
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
AsPHALTCM NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets sidewalks, Stables. Basement and Cellar
Floors or wherever q solid, smooth and durable
pavement floor Is required
Orders promptly attended TO, and all work guarAn-
teed for the term Of five years.
NOTICE.
All representations that the above work.
formed by Infringement of any rights OF
others, that any court has held is incorrect
1 guarantee all patrons Of my work agnias1 any
claims suits Tor damages
II. l. CRAWFORD.
lAlS J. g..
Telephone call No. SSL apzs-3m
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FINHE CELLULOID TRUSS
Il That never breaks, out always
clean, and can be while bathing.
Is tor sale AZ CHAS FISHERS
623 18th street northwest.
HRS FISHER devcses her attention 10 the wantsos
Lady Patrons mi
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SoLARI Bros. sells Lemp's extra pale beer.
Call for il.
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CALL at Solari's for
Lemp's extra pale beer
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SPLENDID glasses 81. Hempler's. ave, cor u:
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OFYICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINGroN, ID. c., July %, 1885. IL a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, except near the coast, occasional local
rains east TO south winds, stationary tempera-
ture.
For Friday, occasional local rains and sta
tionary temperature are indicated tor New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states.
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CITY ITEMS.


Save Time. Save Money.
Go to 1856 7th street. ]. E. Young's Mourning
Store, 1856 7th. q
Bowel Complaints cured and prevented
by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 81 % per bot
tie sold by druggists and grocers.
was sufferer from Dyspepsia, and Dr.
David Kennedys Favorite Remedy helped me-
VIM. McKnew, LA Fayette ST., Baltimore, Md.
Price $1.OO. co
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Nlusr BE- So1D,
THE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN THE RETAIL TRADE
Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies'
Cambria and Cotton Underwcar from a wellknown
wholesale manufactures of New York, at 80 cents
the dollar, prepared offer the Ladies of
this city and vicinity the following great
BARGAINS
Day of sale begins WEDNESDAY. JULY 1st at 10
O'Clock sharp and will continue until the entire
production is sold.
We will now talk about CHEMISEm
Extra long Cambria Chemise, with deep hem and
two clusters OF fine tucks. lace Jokes $50,
sold less than 81. 80
Again we have CHEMTSE at &C. with all over
Embroidered Yoke. and also numerous other styles
the same low figures None worth less than 81 %.
They really very cheap.
We will now quote some excellent bargains in Ladies'
SKIRTS.
y decided bargain are the SKIRTS which we have
marked at $1OO each, in ca different styles.
We nave only a limited quantity IN stock. When
these are gone there will he no more at such low
price, but If you seeking lower price skirt,
have them also as low 29c each.
We find amongst this purchase there three 90
decided great bargains in DRAWERS which we must
mention. viz
Ia i'll No. l. Made of good cotton, trimmed with
fine Torchon Lace i'll ertn, edge and tucking &c.
We have this style in regular stock at 81. 25.
Bargain No. 2 At As cent, offer DRAWERS,
with deep embroidered ruifle and cluster OF tucks
hest a nd shed ON should hon,
Bargain No. 3. Now, at 10 cents they have a deep
hem and cluster of tucks: good quality cotton good
value 80 cents; they sold rapidly this price.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC
L CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIALS.
French Ciarets, So IS, "a and $40 per dozen Cali
fornia wines imported directly. Napa ZinfandeIl soc
per gallon VICTOR ROUX. 17I7 Penn ave
Agents for hrst-class HOUSES bordeaux. Burgundy.
Champagnes and Cogaae. Wins de toutes series en-
caisses. !el.-2ms
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L1fouID BREAD.
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Possesses the highest merit 1t Is manufactured from
tne choicest materials aud combines the most pal.i-
Table qualities OF refreshing drink, with the Invigor.
ating and wholesome properties of the best Malt Ex-
tracts
II Is true tonic and delightful! beverage alike desr-
able For invaids and persons in health viii be found
upon trial 10 be pleasant and complete substitute for
all alcoholic drinks. most OF which stimulating
t0T deli cate constitutions.
is he beverage Par Excellence for nursing
mothers creates an abundance of milk. while il
strengthens and invigorates the entire system.
AEer careful analysis, Wilbur q. Hall. PHI d, New
YORK, saws: Liquid Bread is a refreshing nourishng
table beverage and wholesome inyigorating tonic.
IL Is paatsble 10 the TASTE of easy assimilation
Frank l. James. Pin. d., NJ. D.. st. Louis, after anay-
SIS says: ITS low percentage of alcohol, its eerves
cecs IT'S delightful taste And Odor, ali combine
commend NicaolSonS Malt Extract as being a NEST
noersiiing beverage, and the best article sort
that has ever come under examination
Sold by all leading Grocers and Druggists.
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST, LOUIS
AT wholesale by
WM MUEHLEISEN,
ty11 9lS 5TH ST, WASHINGTON
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Orr new stock of 26nch Paragon Frame UNI
BRELLAS nj 81. % will be sold during the Special
Sale for Sl.9S Please remember these UNIBRE LAS
are guaranteed English Twill Silk; sticks are i'm
por ed. and even the ferrues patent and we
warrant them to wear perfectly even These UMBREI-
Las are neat in appearance. very light but very
durable
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We have to confess have few PARASOLS
which are not new goods. However can guarantee
them TINS seasons stock The old prices were from
81 to 30. We close them out at 81 80 and 81 SO.
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INCREASE IN THE DEATH RATE-uurfpg tho
week ending July 18th the health office re-
ports the number OF deaths as having been ia
u which number 81 We're white and ~ were
colored. The principal cause OF death was
0larrh9al diseases, and SO of the deceased were
unoer nSe years OF age. This death rate SHOWS
an increase over the corresponding period of
former years and is attributed to the extremely
hot weather.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsraTE-Rvro far-
ence 70 the advertising columns will be foundn a
important sale by Thomas Downing for Ne,,rs-
ZONES duyck, trustees, which takes place this
afternoon, commencing at 4:3O O'clock Can't
talists and others desiring profitable invest
ment should be present
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LADY BICYCIISr IN THE CITY.-Mlle Iouise
Armaindo, the champion lady bicyclist of the
word, who Is 10 com pete in three races against
II W: Higham, of this city, the long distance
bicyclist OF the world arrived in this city last
evening. Mr.. Higham will ride a tricycle. and
the lady bicycle, the distances TO be one mile
i've miles and twenty miles.
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The same quality written of above, but the frames
are 2S inch. This of course, makes the UMBREL-
LAS considerably larger and the price shall have
to charge is s. EACH However for the Special sale
we pronis ii special prices, offer them for ST.
until Saturday, July 25, at 8 pm.
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liALLOWELL.

The regular meeting of the city council
was held Monday evening, at which the fol-
lowing business was transacted: Records o;
meetings of last month read and approved
The resignation of VIM. G. Fish as regular
policeman, was presented snd accepted. A
from Water to Second street north of S.
Stoddard's was referred to the committee on
highways A vacation of one week was
granted to the night watchmen. Permission
was granted to Chas. f. Fuller to
place hitching post opposite his residence.
Roll of Accounts No. 4, amounting to S752
40, was approved and ordered to be paid. A
petition signed by GA of the leading business
and temperance citizens, including all OF the
clergymen, asked that the city liquor agency
be re-established, believing that the needs of
the people and proper enforcement of the
temperance laws demands it. was presented.
The superintendent of public buildings was
ordered to have hard wood floor laid in the
Page school house. The report of the
municipal judge was accepted The
mayor was directed to draw his warrant
for SAL 62 in favor of the treasurer OF the
cemetery, IN payment of expenses incurred
by the trustees in June An order that the
money received Dy the city from the county
treasurer As fees for arrests made by officers
of the city, be paid by the treasurer to the
officers making the arrests not including the
city marshal, was laid on the table by the
aldermen. The experimenting school commit
tee were directed to make immediate arrange
ments for establishing city High School.
The street commissioner was ordered to place
Winthrop street. from the quarries to Warren
street, in thorough repair. An order was
passed revoking the order of June LIST, where
by the liquor agency was discontinued In
the common council, resolutions of respec,
to the memory OF the late councilman, Huge
Quinn, were passed.
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An Incident Of the E.., N.vp.r, F.,.,.

ity.
The following is related in connection with
the fatal railroad accident At East Newport.
which occurred on Monday. 1t will be re-
membered that team connected with . fun.
eral procession was struck, one of its occu-
pants being killed and another fatally in.
Jured. daughter Of the man whose body was
being conveyed to it's las, resting place was alb
sent from the State, and the funeral services
had been delayed an hour, she being expected
home on the fast express. She failed to ar
rive, however, and the funeral cortege started
for the cemetery, which was some tour miles
distance. On the way the sad accident oc-
Cured which resulted in the death of Mr..
and Mrs. futile. THE train was brought to
standstill. ard many of the passengers
crowded forward to see what the matter wa.
among whom was the daughter of the person
whose funeral was being solemnized When
the train started she remained behind and,
taking her place in one of the carriages, pro-
ceeded to the grave of her departed parent.
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Father and Child.

Early in the day, on the last Fourth Of
July, little boy of some five or six years
was seen on the street in this city earnestly
striving to persuade his drunken father to 60
home. s'You must not make a noise on the
street, but go home," said the plueky little
fellow. The father tried to get rid of the
bow. ordered him to go home. and several
times started to go down street. Every time
the little boy withstood him, and at length
with tears and entreaties, prevailed; and the
father and child were soon seen going home
ward. 1t is TO be hoped that this little moth
erless. heroic temperance worker may be
kindly remembered and encouraged. A.
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Mr.. Fred +. Webb of Boston has been
spending few days here in Gardiner. his
former home.
Miss Annie NJ. Clark of Boston who has for
maay years grsced the stage of the Boston
Museum, and who has played in almost every
city of any note in this country, arrived on
the steamer Star of the East Wednesday and
will be the guest of Miss Vannah for a short
time.
Miss NJ. G. Hsuley of New York, is in
town and will spend the summer with Miss
l.. X. Vannsh.
Rev II. W. Jenkins has leased the Capt.
Landerkin house on Church street and will
occupy his new home in a few weeks.
Schr. Thos. G. Benton arrived, yesterday
from Gloucester Penn, with cargo of 10,
800 feet of iron pipe, for the water works,
the sizes being 4, s, 10 and IL inches. The
aggregate weight OF the cargo is 23S tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-10

Howard LOCKWOOD. l26 and l2S Deane st.
New York, has begun the publication OF
q" rhe American Book maker" a journal OF
technical art and Information for publishers
book-bnders, blank book manufacturers,
photographers. printers and all others connect
ed with or interested in book-making The
first number received by us is printed and
made up in the neatest manner, and the read
ing matter is of the highest value to those to
whose interests it is devoted. The publisher
ing careful consideration of the new jour
nal. and the support to which its merits may
entitle it.
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Bib.

In Hartford, July S, James N. Cannon, aged rs
years.
In West Hampden, July 5, Mrs. H. Hopkins, aged
&c years.
In Dexter, June 81, Joseph Harrison, aged "A
years.
In Bath. July 6, Mrs. Mary A. Wetmore, aged q
years.
In Portland. July z, Fred s. Rand, aged 81 years
In Brewer. July 8, Sammie j. W., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. james II. Snow, aged years.
In Lincoln, July 4. Mrs. c. B. Rice, formerly of
Hampden, aged ~ years.
In Bangor, July 6, Mrs. Ellen Mullen, aged 81 yrs
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City Personal.

DIR. Randall of Riverside. went to Squirrel
Island yesterday to spend several days.
Mrs. Sanford and granddaughter of Hyde
Parke, Mass, are visiting at Deacon Nsson's.
Mrs. Ira Randall and children. and Mrs.
r. L. Weber and little boy, are at Squirrel
Island.
Messrs. Chas. f. Patten, A. C. Palmer. j.
y Ledyard, all of Bath, were in the city yes
terdsy.
Dr. Lspham was in Bangor last night on
business connected with the excursion of the
Maine Press Association.
MI Erastus Haskell was in Boston yes:er-
Gay TO meet his daughter Mrs. Cobb of St.
LOUIS, who spends the summer here.
hev II. W. Tilden of Hyde Parke, has
ceased cottage at Squirrel Island, which he
viii occupy during the month of August.
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MONMOUTH

Fourth of July was very quiet day here.
The bells were rung and guns fired, but aside
from that nothing occurred to break the
quetude of the village.-Rev. J. r. Day, d.
d., of New York arrived last week and will
spend his vacation months on his farm
about two miles from this village.
Six persons received the ordinance OF
baptism and were admitted to the Congrega-
tionalist church by Rev. r. NJ. Peacock, pas
tor. last Sabbath.-There was no service al
the Methodist church. Mr.. Holmes the pastor
being away on vacation. Next Sabbath
Miss Leila Warehouse, missionary to South
America, will deliver an address at the
church.
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The Augusta Board of Health. in the few
weeks since it was organized. has been quiet
" at work and has accomplished much tow
ards putting the city in a proper sanitary
condition. Owners of property here as a
rule, have responded cheerfully and willingly
to the calls of the secretary. Leased prop
erty and especially cheap tenements,
have required the most attention, and some
of them have been found in very foul
condition. Occasionally one is found who
cannot understand why he has not the right
60 keep his own premises in any condition he
plesses but the extracts from the revised
statutes, which have been Incorporated into
the city ordinances relating to health, have
had an enlightening effect.
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One of the tvrn'~ If this month will be
the Temperance camP-m' citing at Maranocook
Friday and Saturday, July 3lst and August
lst. All temperance organizations are in.
vited to be present. 1t is now expected that
Some think she is the ablest orator of hei
sex in this or any other country. As ha.
been the custom, the best OF music. includ
ing bands and vocal, and other special attrac
tons. Saturday will be chldren's day. Re
duced rates on the Maine Central Railroad
are offered
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The eleventh annual reunion of the Third
Maine Regiment Association will be held a,
Hallowell, Me. on Wednesday. August l2th,
1885. Business meeting will be held
at Hallowel will please to pro-
cure a necessary hall for the purpose.
Comrades near stations of NJ. c. II. r X. 4
l.. X. r , and Somerset K. r., on presenting
this card will obtain one fare ticket for the
round trip. On stations of the X. & l.. X.
Il tickets will be given to Bath and in Bath
tickets for Hallowell can be obtained. John
+. Fossett, president; II. J. Gouldng, cor.
responding secretary; Lewis Selling, secre-
tary
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tAarrtfn.

In Houton, July |. Alfred McNellie to Miss Annie
l.. Goodsoe, both OF Benton, n. b.
In Portland, July 4, Benjamin Illsey to Clara II.
Hall, both of Port and.
In Gorham, July 8. Edgar P. Dragon to Miss Eva
E. Hart, both Of Nindham.
In West Hampden. July S, Charles H. Neatly to
Miss Almira c. Smith. both Of Newburgh.
In Brewer, July 4, Fred W. Doe to Miss Adele A.
Burton, both OF Brewer; 5,h, Charles E. Lunt to
Miss Florence L. Hoyoke, both of Brewer.
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Hale's money the great Cough cure, 2sc. SOC. IN
Gienns sulphur soap heals beauties, Csc.
s.ermanC0rnR emoverk kills Corns Bunions
Hills Hair and Whsker Dye-Black and Brown. SOC.
Fixes ToOthache Drops cure in Minute. 7sc
Deans Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure, Soc
ian27teod&wly
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthms
and Bronchitis. during which time the bes
physicians could give no relief. Her life was
despaired of, until ia last October she p5o
cured bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
when Immediate relief was felt, and by con
tinung ii. use for a short time she was com
pletely cured, gaining in flesh 80 lbs. in few
months. Free Trial Bottles of this certain
cure OF all Throat and Lung Diseses at De
vine Coughlin Drug Store. Large Bottle.
soc. and 500
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You are allowed free trial of thirty days of
the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances. for the
relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debil-
ity, loss of Vitality and Manhood. and all
kindred troubles. Also, for many other dis
eases Complete restoration TO health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured. illustrated pamphlet, With full in
formation. terms. etc, mailed free by adj
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
decl6+eod&wlv
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cloud, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, passed over the city about 100 p.
NJ. Yesterday Bu. little rain fell but the
wind blew almost a gale for a brief period.
No damage was done here to speak Of, but il
was reported that Gardiner suffered some
what,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-10

The late rain enabled drivers to float about
than they expected to get, which will leave
but about one-fourth Of the cut. or ten mil
lions, behind.
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The board of managers of Soldiers Homes
arrived in the city at 3 30 +. NJ. yesterday
on Mr.. fuckers special car, and proceeded
direct to Togus on their annual visit to the
Home there. The members of the board in
the party were, Gen. VIM. B. Franklin
Hartford, Conn, president; Col L. A. Har.
ris, Ohio Gen. NJ. +. McMahon, New
York; Gen Kilburn Knox, New York Gen.
T. w. Hyde. Bath Gen. John C. Black, CON-
missioner of pensions. The latter was accom-
panied by his wife and family. Capt. J. M
Birmingham, Gen. Franklin's secretary, was
with the party. Also President Arthur Sew
all and General Manager Tucker of the Maine
Central Railroad and Postmaster Manley, by
invitation of Gen. Hyde; and they will re-
main with the managers until they return
To dag the board make their official examina.
ton of the Home. Steps will be taken to in.
vestigate charges against one of the officials OF
the Home. il anv are presented and Judge Arte-
mus Libbey, Judge w. p. Whitehouse, ex'
Gov. Common and Mayor Geo. +. Weeks will
probably be pre- sent at the Home in connection
with the matter This afternoon the party
return to this city and will leave here on d
trip to Bur Harbor.
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Catarrh and Hay Fever-For twenty wears
was sufferer from Catarrh of the head and
throat in verv aggravated form, and during
the summer with Hay Fever. procured a
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and after few
applications, received decided benefit-was
cured by one bottle. Have had no return of
the Observation-Disclosures PARKER,
Waverly, n Y. Price so cents per hottie.
july1jeod&wlw
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Governor and Council.

The Governor and Executive Council were
in session at the State House, yesterday. A
hearing was given on the petition for par
don Of Calvin Plaisted in State Prison for
arson. A delegation from Bath was in the
city TO consult the Governor relative to des-
ignating day when hearing will be given
oa the appointment Of special constable for
the enforcement Of the liquor law in Sagada-
hoe county. II was agreed that the matter
should have hearing at the next meeting of
the Council. 1t is claimed that petition
favoring constable has been signed by halt
the tax PAYERS of Bath. b. b. CLAY, Esq
Of Gardiner will come before the Council
today to advocate the reappointmeDt of
Judge Harrington, as Judge of tine municipal
court in that city. An appointment will be
made shortly.
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The continued case of John Carson. for
selling liquor on the National Home grounds,
was disposed Of before Commissioner Choate
yesterday. Carson was ordered to recognize
in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance at the
September term of the U. S. District Cour,
at Bath.