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The Portland daily press., 1886-07-13
PORTLAND, BANGOR, MT. DESERT & mAcAIAS
STEAMBOAT co.

Steamer CITY OF BICHMOND makes two
trips per week on the route between Portland and
Machiasport. leaving Portland at 90 p. m,
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. and Machiasport at 400 a.
m. Mondays and Thursdays.
PAYSON TUCKER, General Manager
t1ortianJ Inne o. 1856 ie25tf
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GunpOwder-shot.
Blasting. ....3 5094 90
Sporting. ..6 25@6 DC
Drop shot. 9
Buck. ........ z
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Manager-My dear sir, you have no idea what a
charming creature this Irene McGillicuddy is. By
,Joye, she's been tremendous success every
where She played Olivette 5000 nights in Lon
don with immense success, and she created q fu-
ror in The Mascot, in which she played over
5000 nights; and she's just II years old,
Critic-But, my good fellow, If she's played 12,-
900 nights she must at least be "a years OF age
Manager-Hold on minute! guess I've got
this thing mixed somehow
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LOST AND FOUND.
EOUND-A bracelet which the owner can have
yertisement. inguire at 76 MYRTLE ST. IL
MISCELLANEOUS.

r OsT-A roll of bank bills. The finder will be
Ia literally rewarded by leaving the same at
THIS OFFICE. PSI
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NOR sALE-S3o0 buys first-class manufac..
L turing business secured by patent; one OF
body. Address E. F. D., care Portland Press.
oo"s' ISL
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NEW HOUSE Foe sALE-New house %

TNOR sALE-Lodging and boarding house, al.
WAYS full of good dodgers; rent only S2S
month; good furniture and carpets; paying well;
sold low if sold this week. MAINE REAL FS-
TATE and BUSINESS AGENCY, 40 Exchange 81.
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mo LET-Summer cottage on Long Island;
new cottage of five (5) rooms, wet sink, good
closets and good well of water close by Enquire
at 500 Congress or address f. Box 1864 City.
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yXTANTED-Every one that visits Portland, TO
w see the variety of goods we have upon our
counters. and have the public take advantage OF
our bargains. as we are the home of housekeep-
ers. who wish to make labor light and save money
by calling at JOHN Z. DAVIS, ABB Congress
street. IL
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Uncle Eseks Independence is
name for what no man possesses; nothing in the
than man.
All Conservatives have once been Radicals, and
their virtue consists in having found out that half
a loaf is better than no bread
Men of great genius should not forget that their
failings, vices, more apt to be noticed, and
even admired, than their virtues.
The great mass of mankind can only gaze and
WONDER if they undertake to think, they grow
listess and soon tire out
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NO I.... IO,egi W
niackerel ~ Dbl
Shore Is. 10 00@21 90
Shore Is. 6 50@ z 20
Med. IS. 4 75@ 5 70
Small. ..... "a
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If you are tired taking the large old-fashioned
gripping pills, try Carter's Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. man can't stand every
thing. One pill dose.
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NOR SALE-S3OO.-Fin butter and egg
IL store, doing a nice business in this city;
everything complete to carry on the business;
good opportunity for smart man to make money
with a Small capital rent Of store only ST. month
JOHN w. S. RAYMOND & CO., PIT Washington
ST Boston, Mass. 81
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cONeRESS ST. STATlos ONLY

For Bangor, Ellsworth and Snf kAnrnor at
1888 p. IN. Fast Express stopping az Bruns
vile only.
All other trains timed as above from Commercial
St. Station stop at Congress St, where tnI91ueh
tickets and baggage cheeks may DC oo'iiheu ioi
principal points East and West.
tThe IL 10 d. m. train is the night express with
sleeping car attached and runs every night sun
DAYS Included through to Bar HarDor Dut nVs 10
SEowhepan on Monday mornings or 70 Beuast
and Dexter or beyond Bangor, excepting TO Bar
Harbor on Sunday morning. -,
mo trains from Augusta and Bath $40 u. NJ;
Lewiston, $50 a. M; the day trains from BAN
gOr at 70 40 and 1886 pm. the afternoon Trans
fromWateryille Bath, Rockland and Lewiston at
5.35 d, M, FLYING Yankee at 5.45 p. M; tne
night Pullman Express train at L. 80 a. m.
Emitted Tickets, first and secOud class, tor
MI points in iise Provinces ON sale 80 re-
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FNOR SALES t0O0-Part cash. One OF the
II best lodging houses in Boston; every room
furnished handsomely and occupied by first class
parties the year round. If you want nice home
and good income come to Boston and buy this.
JOHN w. S. RAYMOND g. CO., 277 washing
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a HEALTHY PLACE.

COstase Lots for sale Ola sSreat
ChebeagI,e hslassd. a.
marc "olnoS
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XxTANTED-Second-ha clothing, mems and
w boys pants especially. PETER NOLLET,
445 Fore Street. Ii
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TNOR sALE-Butter and Egg store, on large
T. thoroughfare; very nice modern fixtures;
everything first class trade 5000 per week. this IS
rare chance and will be sold low because OF sud
den change in owners affairs. POND BILL
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Perfect Hair
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumer

LIZ YOU ARE SUFFERING from debility
and loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out of order, or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more surely and speedily
than any tonic yet discovered.
For six months suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. My food did not
nourish me, and I became weak and
very much emaciated. Itooksix bottles
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
j. M. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. II
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by DIR. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, 30.
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lots to lease in willard,
ther particulars inquire of B. j. WILLARD, 40
Cournarai3l ST mayI-ZIn
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xxTANTED-The public to know that MRS.
w @. H. +. SNOW, the well known Clairvoy-
ant Physician, life-reading, test and business
medium, has taken parlors at Eagle Hotel, India
ST.. corner Middle, where she is prepared to re-
ceive her many friends. Office hours from to II
a. m. to and to 10 p. m. Jyl-Z
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NEW HOUSE FOR sALE-In afne loea-
IN ton, western part of city, is arranged Tor
two families, fifteen rooms, two bath rooms, SCI
bowls, hot and cold water, steam heating, open c5i
fences; price So 900. W. H WALDRON, Real
Estate Broker, 1Su Middle Street. 28-l
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BOARD.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

darker HOUSE Board with or with
ID cut rooms; transient, S1.00 per day. 26
FREE ST. IL
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old ORCHARD.

FURNISHED COTTAGES to let; situated on
IL the sea wall and on the camp ground. Apply
to MRS. II. G. GILMAN, 36l Congress street,
Portland, or MRS. A. A. BENNETT, washington
street. Old Orchard. JeloutI
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WANTED = A medium sized rent for small
w family, in good location. E. +. HAkLOW,
5241s Congress street. Reference, john +. Fr9c-
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UTANTED-A capable, reliable Protestant
w person to do sorle second work; also read
to and wait upon an elderly lady, good references
required. Call at No. IT DEERlNG STREEsI,
between the hours of and IL a. M, OF ana
n m 81
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

WISCASSET, July Oar, sch Douglas Hayne
Dunton. Dover
Sid, sch Pearl, Foster, Boston.
Sid 10th, sch Minstrel. Brown, Boston,
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POINT-a-PITRE. Brig Wauban-35o bbls fish
$50 doz beef $40 tons ice bbls crackers 1888 1t
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N ais
n o
Oil.

Pure gro nd ld700@7 so
Pure dry lead7 0o97 80
Eng Ven Red. 3@ 31a
Red Lead -. To 7h
Am. Zinz. 80 o0tG7 90
Rochelle Yellow. 21a
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DHssOLUTE0N OF CO-PARTNER-
~ sHEP-The firm Of Holden & Davis, Cloth
ers, was dissolved July 1st, by mutual consent
Charles f. Holden will retain the old store ~
Fore ST., and George w. Davis will continue the
business in the adjoining store corner Fore ana
Exchange streets. We will both be pleased 70
see friends and customers and will endeavor ~
all our dealings to give satisfaction. Either part,
will sign in settlement of account for the ola
firm. CHARLES F. HOLDEN, GEORGE "
DAVIS 81
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Ladies in delicate health will find Vegetine
most perfectly adapted to their case.
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-13

ENOR sALE-A very desirable lot at Camp
Comfort Old Orchard, is offered at bargain an
Enquire of or address, FRANK A. Bhf %
SacO, Me. go
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Portland Wholesale Prices Current.
Corrected for the PRESS TO July 10, 1886.

Bread
Pilot Sup......71a@S
do sq........512Gg6
Ship. -. .....41a@ 8
Crackers Pib. .5h96
Coal.
Cumberland. A 00@4 75
Acadia. II 0097 DC
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NEURALGIA!

DIR. C. w BENSON, of Baltimore, Md, has dis
covered that the Extract of Celery Seed and tne
Extract of German Chamomile Flowers combined
in the form of Pills, is the most wonderful nerVhe
in the world and invariably cures
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Neu-
raIgia, Nervousness, SIeeplessness,
Paralysis, ST. Vitus' Dance,
and all nervous troubles, they act directly upon
the nervous system as a nerve food and exeter OF
nerve matter. They are invaluable to all nervous
people, and Dr. BenSon's reputation as specldl,
iSt in the treatment of nervous diseases at once
gives them high standard. Sold by all druggists
or sent to any address on receipt OF prlce1oOc d
box, or 6 boxes for $3.50. Office 154 N. HoW Ws
St., Baltimore. aprSd6mnrmcIn
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A family in New York moved from their house
a few weeks ago, and the little girl of the family
and her mother went to call on the lady who occu-
pied the house they had vacated. While there
the child saw small baby that had arrived but
few days before. She looked at it carefully, and
then said:
mamma, we moved too soon; we'd have got
that baby if we had stayed here"
The Portland daily press., 1886-07-13

Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills for any case of
nervousness, sleeplessness, weak stomach, indi-
gestion dyspepsia &C., relief is sure The only
neyrve medicine for the price in market In walls
at 25 cents
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E1OR sALE-Two story and half house and
IL a lot of land, 100x5O, at Saccarappa; IL
rooms, good sheds and cellars, al IN good Tepaiir
Sebago water; handy TO depot, stores, NC inquire
al McI.ELLAN s. LANE. Saccarappa. 22-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
CONGRESSIONAL DolNGs IN BRIEF.
PROPOSED CENTENNIAL CELFBRATIoN-A sCtEN-
TtPIC COMMISSION DISCUSSED.


TIPIC COMMISSION DISCUSSED.
WAsUISGTON March 2.-AmOng the petitions
nroseuted I'm the Senate to-day was one by Mr. lloar
from work!ngmen employed In Government worKshops
since the eighthour law OF 1868 was passed, praying
compensation for overtime, or reference oil their
claims to some tribunal that may aduiicato the ques-
ton whether they ought to hayo such coupe nsaton.
Mr. Uoar said he favored the request OF the petitioners
Senator German introduced bill to provide fora
oInt celebration by the sixteen American Repnbncs on
March t. 1889, honor OF the one hundredth annTer-
AIRY OF the Constitution OF tho parent Rcpubic-tbe
United States 1t authorizes tho President to invite tho
presidents OF Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa
RIGA Salvador, Honduras, the United States OF Col
omDa venezuela Bolivia, Peru. Chill. Uruguay Para
puay Ecuador aud the Argentine Republic 20 visit
Washington on March 4, 1889 that the Presidents OF
these Republics be invited to have prepared concise
btOes OF their constitutions and amendments thereto
and accumulation to be appointed by tho President to
have said histories translated into English and published
Tho commission IA to consist Of three members and
secretary learned In the law and Is to DO known as
the Constitutional Centennial Commission, and shall
prepare for the ceremonies. The bill appropriates
100000.
Mr. Wise. of Virginia In tho House called up the bin
autborizing the President 10 appoint o commission OF
seyen experts skilled In the investgaon, production
aud use Of metallic substances and other structure ma
torias TO execute tests ana experiments on ron see
and other materials used IN the construction OF bridges
buildings and mechanical STRUCTURES ana deduce useiui
Mr Hewitt, OF New York, said that the scientific men
NJ the country mad been Interested In this matter FOR
many years and they way or securing the de-
sired result except by the appointment OF commission
He had doubt that the country would reap tnou-
saud fold benefit from the expenditure OF S2oOOO a
propriated by the bill ,.
sion had not very much OF the same ground as
this commission was intended TO cover.
Mr. Hewitt replied that commission had had the use
of the machine WateItown Arsenal and to-day the
Engineering work OF the country proceeded ON inc IN
oofoplote results achieved by that commission. He
knew OF nothing more valuable or more lncompete
than the result OF the Investigations OK that commission
Mr. Anderson OF Kansas, thought that the country
had apent altogether too much money on such PROPOSE
lions as this II would benefit class of men, small In
number who we're able To make tests Tor theinsevos
lie would rather give Sl2 month TO soldiers widow
than COO for the appointment OF the commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
CHARTER ELECTIONS.
prsr-,r IN VARIOUS PLACES IN THIS STATE AND IN
MAINE

Oewpco. March 2 Especial. For the first
t,mo m many years the charter election to-day resueu
in the election of Republican Mayor. Chlrles No''u
bejnp elected over Taylor, the Democratic cah0ae'
ago majority The Republicans also elect four OUT %
eight Aldermen and have tie in one ward which may
result In another Alderman ,..
Iru,c, March tSpeciaD. There was great Joy here
tonsht In the Democratic camp over the result vi NV
charter election. The Democrats elect the fresuehS
and three OF the Board of Trustees thus giving 'hei
control of that body This is gain OF one trustee over
last year and year before and puts the Democrats -
control for TWO years. They also elect oil ther o'no
candidates except the Collector. -,
WATERLOO March tSpeeidD.-At the char'.r e'e''.'H
today the Republicans elected their entire Il ket eA
,,rr Assessor the Republican candidates for IruS-
tee in each OF the three wards were eectedi a'so
Republican Police Justice for the term OF Two year"
NEwnERG March The Republicans to-day II
elected BENJAMIN b. Odel for Mayor by 'oo DaJo,''
The Republicans also elect the Recorder o>hooi ~.
tees Justices OF the Peace and The rest Vi 'A' ''
ticket ,., 80 ,av ths
p,,cors electod their entire city ticket iuciuhihs
go potco Commissioners, Assessor. Justice 9l 'o
peace aud two COnstables; also SIX OUT VI "n N
and six out OF Ten CnnrIes T. Chapman (Rep)
was elected Mayor yesterday oy ITO mNop' 40 from
cnmnetitors The Democratic vote fell on h4u ~ fiy
l Year The Republicans have majority IN tne ss
Council The lquor-selers are o, aralty and predict
ZION of Deacon Chapman 10 tno MG "."iN'
tba he will mud oer work for the police tna Mar.
ce of nauor warrants Last night they burned
W. Aadres I'm etlgy. A drunken man causou ,oaats
What Of this morning ey paTs aIlrul a
shouting: "Chapman and Free KUN IN VA ected
A, Pocklsnd DIR. Benjamin Williams KEEP W." no on
ME- Inv SO majority over Cornelius D9heIy g;
zens' candidate. The City Coancil stanuS
az saeo Roscoe L. Bowers rep was reGsS'e and CHI
by 80 majority over Hampton faHhou ''
zen). ...,oo was. ID, ]. McGlliF
/ cuddy (Dem), l,l3i; David Cowah uep'
Fernad und.l, ll3 ,..s. yoxeph F. Ladd'
The vote for Mayor of Gardiner was sSGswo III (Rep),
| tho Knights OF Labor candidate l9o' ""'
4l5. =, n. , vvas chosan Mayor Yes,
teriny Inv 2l6 majority over Charles r. ro was Gas
T,I1cpt ~ ,st wear Wakefelds majority was eleoted
At Ellsworth Harrison y. Mason 50, S.,'"'
Mayor by estimated majority Mayor Of Halloween
| Augustine Lord (Rep) was elee'oo "' 49,.
| by IL majority ,u ,naml was reelecteu :"
/ Al Auburn Mayor Haskell tpeu'' W."
| about 100 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday March .. 1885
rrn,cr,t GAL ,Rus-The judiciary Committee OF the
House to-day agreed TO an adverse report upon tho sen
Judges OF tho United states District Courts 10 S0ooo
per annum.
pRY.rvtTIoy LAVA test vote was taken by the
to,se Committee on Public Lands to-day on the pro POSI-
ton 10 repeal the presumption law Inc result was u
cidediy IA favor OF the repcAh
CLNYa-The House Committee on Claims to-day
cr.,d TO report favoraby bills to reimburse tho ocer7
Tallpoosa Tor osses sustained py t9e nreeN,nE =" o
vessels ard 70 pay inc feniIoS cno 10 one yenrs
sea pay OF the dead men
enc AGO ELECTION CAsEs.-Argument wGs begun In
IN. supreme Court OF tho United States today ID the
case OF Joseph C. Maekin and william =; DhhS ,
I'm conspiracy case. Mackln aud Gallagher Wtre
charged With seven different acs Oh con ~ t
and sentenced 10 pay me OF soooO auu DO hpri'o"e"
In tho peuitentary for two years
MosIYs SEIZED N NEw-ORLEANN-Secretary Manning
- ,,v.red tho resolution OF the House calling for a
Of tho moneys seized Ntw-Orleans by Cen
srais But or aud banks between the dates OF MAY J.
80 "ter sstIed and accounted for T262,534 taken
from Orleans banks While General BANKS seI%eu
SI7 $50 In cash
ru, utpJsrrRs.-secretary whitney to-day tele-
,rapbcd Instructions Captain Chester. commanding
ntt.d states eamship GAlena at Key West, 10 Dc
s,ver 70 lilo Uuited States Marshal at Key west the
steamer City OF Mexico which was selLed on susPlClon
~ herna en- gagged IN - niibusterng expedition AGAINST
Uo,nuras together with all persons. papers Anu prop
80, cnnnccted there The case has been referrod
20 the and further proceedings VIII DO
directed by HIM
NvvyoRk APPRAIsERs' sroREs.-seoretary Manning
%, ,,o uouse to-day a communication setting forth
,p HoSronaey OF the accommodations az tho United
states Public stores at the Port Ot new lolA o ENC
cr and svstrmatic transaction OF business A letter
IRON, Appraiser McMlen states that tho building used
az Nh Appraisers oiiee ana storehoHe is piece OF
Ionrk INV coutrvcd small and faulty in every re-.
eo shie the walls are unable 20 support tho weight
OF the goods storage aud are cracKed apu dangerous
ARMY AND NAVY NEws-second Lieutenant j. f. L.
I,nds lst Cavalry has been ordered 10 duty az the
ifsd statca Military Academy. First Lieutenant Frank
Raker Ordnance Department, sationeaet fhllauePhit
ha been ordered to Wilmington. Dell 10 inspect powder
ne Rang mnnufactured for the ordnance Department.
| Tue Ieaye OF absence OF MAJOR Henry MoElderry.
| snrgcon has been extended one month. .
IJoutonant T. r. Qmaltrough has been ordered 20 inc
Navv Yard Marc Island California. Lieutenant W. ID
Rose mas detached from the Alahco ahd ordoFeu
| 10 the Navy Yard. Mare island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
"z,cu" MONTGOMERY CRITICISED.

WASHINGTON, March (Specidb.--lf the dis
cnsson In open session to-day is any indication OF tue
scntm snt prevailing among Senators regarding tho nj
ness Of Zach" Montgomery 10 be Assistant Attorney
General for the Interior Department. that gentleman
nomination il likely TO he rejected when it comes 10 be
considered behind closed doors While the Educational
bin was under debate MI ingalls, with an ominouS
looking volume IN his hand bound IA red morocco from
which hc prcsty hccan 20 read choice extracts or s
he called them, jewels in lode OF precious
III. hnok n-nved To bee Mr. M1utgOmeTy's Drops From
the rot son Fountain IN which the author tires 70 .n
yuse Ia reader tn" public 'cho" systoh "a lu'
cauut s OWN al the crime. Ignorance anu misery pre-
waiting Nh ingalls, argued thati was mol sale 70 cntust
tho eXnendifure OF the ST. 900 in aid ot The common
scboot I'm IA. South Ia Cabinet officer whose cuc !eRi
alci.cr was such 4 man. n SHOWN that MT Mont
yoncry hat not chan Sed his views, either. ,, -, -
~ llItr an gecs,od that tho remedy was with inc
senate yc' ant Judiciary Committee, II IT dll us
would reject the nomination or mr. hOhIs
whom he characterized a. an " drch-heud.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03

mss examined lie produced number OF '"ecnd' =" -
v,,eh II Is claimed there irregularities. oo"o "
them were for materials purchased I'm urge ""V"n y,
.o,,on of military telegraph lines, in re-
ID ~ witch ,he law npd the Army regulations Iequr
,ng advertisements for proposals were d'reSa'oeu.
Among these materials were iron telegraph poles co'S
60 alice. which were furnished by Washington NJ"
ana we're delivered in Washington In rcgarn 70 auiJ
p,,t Uarrov expedition Tor which ME- May "GS
80 no ,utht rity all there was NOncncT oI Gc
Tor the use OF schooner several N"uSes si,, o,,d
,,cutiy nay OF q cook. for u barrel OF visa, "a
one Tor hooks Including the "lnnOeen's Aotou tn 20
Pon,tiu n lint none OF them having any feiation a.
M 81 reirorOlogy Mr. Maynard staten il"ti !,
there an authority fo- the expedition tSs n9
fyausuol iatinn and s.rnlieS shOuld nave Ocen
thrnn-h lie Oaartrrmas;eT- department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
AG,rysr co,lrULsoRY rrLoTAGE.

WASHINGTON. March lSpecia0.-Mr' Dunn,
Of Arkansas from tho Select Committee on shipbuiding
presented long report 70 tho House today on tho sub
ct Of compulsory pilotage. Since Mr. Frye introdueel
hs bin In tho Senate on this subject
and n similar measure was Introduced In the
House petitions have boon pouring In from tho knights
~ Labor from interior against the measure on the
s,onpd tn, "a was in the interest Of foreign vessels
The committee states that theso petitions have been NIL
blythe New-Yor Associated Pilots ana they aIo
The tesuit OF msstatomcnts Of the purport oIho bl
rh. dues not affect the New-IOrk pilots and tho com
nlttec says that oven II IL did So. tnry are
not entitled TO consideration as l3J OF theh
ia.t v,ar earned SJT- 100 or $4,000 eAch.
The bin As reported provides that tho tnlted states I0ca
boards OF IN .pcctors may examine aud license AS p0t
me masters ami mates % cOastwse sailing vessels the
raue ~ IS now IN the case Of coatWlse steamers
aud that n.sters mates having such licenses sha
not be Obliged 10 pay compulsory potage fees Ihobii
docs not apply 10 foreign vessels