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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-05

Secretary Manning has arrived In New
York from the Hot Springs. lie appeared
to be in excellent health.
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FIRST DIVISION (NAvAL.)
Naval Brigade North Atlantic Squadron.
Naval Brigade Band.
Commander E. 7. Woodward, Commanding.
Lieutenant r. III. Mclean, Adjutant General.
Surgeon f. NJ Dubois, Surgeon.
Paymaster Theodore S. Thompson, Commissiary.
Paymster H. G. Shedding, Quartermaster.
Ensign W. S. Sims, Signal Officer.
Marine Battalion.
Captain j. NJ. L. Young, commanding.
First Lieutenant III. G. Ellsworth, commanding
LIST company.
Second Lieutenant C. M. Perkins, commanding
I'd company.
second Lieutenant c. A. Doyen, commanding Sd
company.
Infantry Battalion.
Lieutenant Commander w. Reisinger, COM
manding.
lieutenant Richard Wainwright, Major
Lieutenant III. I'll. Hostey, Adjutant
p. A. Surgeon d. N Bertolette, Surgeon.
Lieutenant w. Kiburn, commanding 1st COM
pany.
Lieutenant r NJ Doyle, commanding I'd company.
Ensign w Kellogg, commanding Sd company.
Lieutenant S Seabury commanding 4th company.
Lieutenant York Noel, commanding 9th COM
pany. az,
company.
Ensign Dent commanding 7th company.
Lieutenant w p Elliott, commanding Sth COM
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NINTH DIVISION. (Street Department.
George S Staples, Marshal.
Colors.
Ok train of 1856 for road building.
Modern street sweepers.
Road Roller of 1S36-50 years ago.
Steam Road Roller of 1886.
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Earned runs-Blues, 4i PoftIands, I. TWO bdse
hits-Hartnett,. ]. Sullivan, Wheeloek. Bases
First base ON balls-5y Ryan, 8; by Haley, I.
First base on errors-Pfies, 4; Portlands, 2. Lett
on bases-Blues, 8; Portlands. 5. Struck out
By Ryan, 6; BY Haley, 4. Hit by pitcned ball
Ryan, q; Haley. 1. Passed balls-Sullivan, A.
Wild pitches-Ryan, 3; Haley, /. Time-2h
25m. Umpire-Eagan.
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Remains of a Man Found in a Log
House.

b. A. KINNEY,
Private, Signal Corps. q. S. A.
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
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Cavalacade of Grocers.
Provision Dealers.

Cataract Engine No QS02.)
Atlantic Engine No p (the first engine built
here.)
Peaks Island Engine, No l.
Norway Band.
Board of Engineers.
officers and members of the department.
Machgonne Engine and Hose, No l.
Portland Engine and Hose, No 2.
Cumberland Engine and Hose, No 3.
Falmouth Engine and Hose, No 4.
Casco Engine and Hose. No5.
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General Order.
1.-The commercial travellers who intend
marching in the procession Monday, July
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

n. Y. Mail aud Express: Veteran
Librarian Saunders, of the Astor Ii
brary, when asked to day by a Mail
and Express reporter regarding the
progress OF the work on the new cata-
logue, said that he hoped to have the
second volume out in about six weeks.
1t is expected to have the two follow
ing and concluding volumes completed
with greater speed and they will prob
ably be done next year. Four men
have been engaged upon the work for
six years and the cost will exceed
$50 600. Each volume is 70 consist of
about l, 100 pages and 1000 copies of
each will be printed the idea being, it
is understood, to present a copy to each
If the great libraries Of
This country and Europe
The first volume of the mex catalogue
has already been found very convenient.
Special pains have been taken to as
certain the full names of authors, the
type is large. and the arrangement Of
title and names is decided improve
ment on anythIngOf the kind heretofore
attempted. The old catalogue, which
was also in four volumes, was printed
between the years 1857 and 1861. The
2umber of volumes in the library at
the end of last year, according to Super-
intendent Robbins Little was 22l 400,
an increase Of $4,000 in the last ten
wears. The total number Of readers a
year is now about $4,000. The fund
for the maintenance of the library is
sill $50. ana the endowment fund is
51,412.37477. Tae Insurance on the
books alone reaches 1920, 900, and that
on the building Is SlG0.0O0.
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you ought to make u study of the
cadets waists if you ever come up
here writes Maud from West
Point. Oao strapping fellow. nearly
six feet high and broad in proportion.
boosted to me that be was only twenty
:our inches in the waist. and hoped 10
be only twenty-three by the time he
was graduated. 1t seems to be this
way: For the four years they are here.
while their iucessaut drilling, riding,
fencing. and dancing develop aud
straighteu the figure amazingly. they
pinch their wrists in so that when they
are graduated they could almost wear
ritania's belt. | don't know whether
It's hcalthful or not-although they are
the finest physical specimens ever saw
IN nv life-but it certainly i'm
proves the figure and gives young off
GERS that peculiar grace and elegance
which. we must acknowledge, distin-
guish them.
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nnl.rht. nf.mnIl Gas,lp.

After all, it is not an easy thing to
stand silent and unresponsive when the
wind OF folly and extra -agance Of your
neighbor-the LAS over the way,
who have half your income, perhaps,
vet live with dash and haste which
prevents them seeing anything so
tritling as butchers bills in their paths,
whose daughters marry we'll in the
land and whose soul fall into coy
bcrths-blows roughly on the strings
of your own plodding, honest heart,
which carefully picks up all its bills
and settles them honorably. The con-
viction, which is apt to be little de-
pressing occasionally, when you see
your own daughter either unmarried or
make a hopeless match, our sons
passed over for less worthy Il en-, foree7
itself home TO you that virtue is its own
reward. and the reed answers TO the
wind blowing over it, and YOU aud
the wife of your bosom make con
tidenccs about your ncighhors ever the
way to your friend next door. But,
of course. i; must so no further you
know" Not for he world, is the
confidential answer; but somehow
or other before the week is out most
OF the neighhors know that the A. 5
butcher is clamoring for the equivalent
of those eaten legs of mutton. and
that Mrs. A. has another gown, and
that Mr.. A. has been doing some
very unpleasant Ginning up dirty
back stairs All day long, from so
cietv life, goys up the burden of
condolences. from the minor one that
Miss S. dyes her hair 10 the one Of
different degree which tells the world
that your noighbor is thief and q
liar. II every pulse of airwhich helps
to convert the minds secret thoughts
OF orr friends and GCquaintances into
speech was gathered up what mighty
wavr-suund would be there! 1t would
fiji all the world-LoHd0n Standard.
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san Francisco Call: Some months
/ ago John Winters, who enjoys a repu-
tation rs one of the most daring, ex-
pcrt, and desperate cracksmen ever
known, burglariously entered the
house of Mrs. Franks in Red Bluff
He was opening the bureau in Mrs.
Franks room when the lady awoke
AMI uttered a scream. The ruilian
turned aud spraug to seize her; She
eIuiei his grasp ard escaped TO the
I hail. Her son, sleeping IN the next
room. rushed in at this moment and
grapuied with the burglar. Roth fell
on the bed and, luckily, the burglar
being underneath aud in such a posi-
lion that young Franks held him down.
although the former was twice his
strength. The burglar drew q long
dirk and had just succeeded IN freeing
I his arm. and would the next moment
have plunged il into his youthful as
-ailart. when Miss Franks. a young
I lady aged about 20, rushed to her
/ hroiuer's rescue. The steel flashed ia
/ the dim light. but before il had de-
Sceuded the arm of the burglar was
s.a'd bv the girl. She attempted to
nod the arm down, aud in the struggle
fhs burglar nearly bit her finger of in
his attempt to compel her 10 let go,
1 lat she never rclinquIshed her hold
| it was ten minutes before help arrived.
, Winters was convicted and sentenced
/ 10 life in Folsom Prison; but, owing to
his desperate character, he is confined
10 his cell pxcept when taken TO walk
for his exercise. He is then accom-
panied up and down corridor IN
charge OF two guards. State Prison
Director B)ggs is circulating sub
scr.ption among the prison directors
and officials to purchase a suitable
present for the girl, ~ recognition Of
her heroic conduct. Already SO has
been subscribe
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Every day rams.

have seen Taris in the hight OF its
imperial splendor, all gilt and tinsel,
sawdust and spangles, waon the G urt
was a debauch and the Government
was a stock jobber, and fashion was a
strife who could live the fastest; l have
seen it in the dust and ashes of national
disaster, newly come out of the valley
of death, yet with blood and tears;
and have seen it young Republic,
struggling for existence against every
kind Of enemy, exterior and interior;
and with every change in it, fortune it
has still been the same old seven-and-
sixpence, happy-go-luckY, don't-care-
a-cent-for expenses, yOu-see-it
aDd-now-you-don't, always ready to
see company, and just as self-satisiied
and lively in one lone chicken feather
as in an ostrich plume, singing, laugh
ing, dancing. cheating and courtcsyIng
cajoling. and iiatteTing, lending and
spending. swearing, fighting, crying.
and, in short. enjoying itself; not SO
rich. perhaps. as it has been, ut not a
whit diminished in the wondrouS shine
and flow of its animal spirit. 1t re-
veTes nobody and venerates nothing
Henry WattcrS0H.
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4 Duck story.

A marvellous duck story is told by
the Cheyenne CIV. t. Leader: One of
/ the sources of a stream in Northwest
ern Colorado il a shallow pond, from
which the water pours over a miniature
precipice about ten feet high. The
pond is great resort for ducks, aud q
sportsman noticed that when disturbed
the birds would dash through the vale
of water formed by the fall. He one
dav decided to follow them. Behind
the fall was a passage three feet wide
and high enough TO allow him to walk
upright. 1t evidently led beneath TO
the pond. He had not gone far before
the sound of great quaking fell upon
his ears. and he soon came upon a
large cavern. in the centre of which
was lake. The surface of this lake
was covered with ducks. Upon his iu-
trusion the ducks rose and DISAPPEARED
through an opening beyond the lake.
TIE sportsman followed and found an
other and similar lake covered with
wild ducks. Again the fowl arose, and
with frightened outcries thronged
through another passageway. Here
the pursuer found the largest lake Of
all aud the end of the subterrarean
water chain. The ducks now took the
back track, and he could hear the rush
OF their wings and the sound Of their
harsh notes a they sought the safety Of
the outer air.
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san Francisco Chronicle: After the
excitement at the arrival of Prince
Louis BOaaparte by the steamer Beige
Yesterday had somewhat subsidized. two
saliow Oriental men, with brilliant red
turbans. became the centre of attrac-
riou. They are the nephew Of the
Raiah Of Singapore, Al>agof. and +.
Re Abneida. The first named is the Ic-
puted po>scssor of fifty wives and a
man of immense wealth. Special De
tective Sweeney McSweeuey, with
characteristic ubiquity. interviewed the
il,usirious strangers on the subject OF
the British Government. aud ilicited
from them the fact that the Rajah 5
nephew is a descendant Of Mana Sahib,
a former Raiah of Singapore OF Hitter
MAN descent. The announcement that
Al-goii had q harem of fifty wives
caused "a nutjer Of excitement among
the ladies on tine wharf, and they
clustered eagerly around the much
married man. Judging from his stoic8l
! looks the eyes of the San Francisco
I hours left him untouched. The
Orientals are accompanied by a troup
Of servants and have taken up their
abode at the Palace.
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THE FINDING OF THE LIRE.


There lay upon the oceans shore
What once a tortoise served 70 cover,
a year and more. with rush and roar,
The surf had rolled il over.
Had syed with it. sud dang Il by.
As wind and weather might decide IL.
Then tossed Il high where saBd-drifts dry
Cheap burial might provide il.
II rested there to bleach or tan.
The rains had soaked. the sun had burned Il:
With many ban the d-hermsa
Had stumbled o'e- and spurned 10:
And there the fsher-Eirl would stay,
COnjecturiug with her brother
How in their play the poor estray
Might serve some use or other.
So there il lay, through vet aud dry,
AS empty ~ the last new sonnet,
TIL by-and-bv came Mercury.
And having mused upon 20.
'Why, here. cried he. .,tte thing Of thing.
In shape. material, and mrusian;
Give II but strings, and, 10, it sings,
A wonderful iHyentionV'
So said, 50 done; the chord. he strained,
And, his fingers Ger lem hoverrd.
The shell Unclaimed a soul bli gained,
The Tyre had been de -ayercd.
o empty world taat TaHaI us lies,
Dead shell. 81 =oui @lid Ilulgat farsakeu
Brought We but ewes I.Ea I-.rI-y'S,
II thee what z0uss shou.t aAser.
--T-ass Et.stI LJusH
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An Indian Railroad.

The announcement comes from Bonn
bay that the branch of the Indus Val
ley Railroad, to run from the plains of
Upper Sind to Sibi, on the frontier of
Beluchistan, which was begun in 1869,
is complete as far as Quetta, leaving u
hundred miles more to be built. This
work has been hindered partly by the
vacilating policy of the Government,
and also by the difficulties met over the
abrupt mountain chains and through
the tortuous gOrges.
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one Lucky American Girl,

Philadelphia Times: Many an Amer
lean girl has married. as she supposed,
a tit ) and has been disappointed to
find when too late that her husband
was an impostor as to title. fortune,
AMI character and made of very COM
mon clay. This deplorable experience
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Yakima Ore.) Signal; For the last
two weeks. ever since the hop-picking
season commenced, . LOT Of sharp,
gooi-lookjng Indians have been loung-
ing about the town. They own race
horses, wear good clothes. and the
showiest of blankets. aud carry plenty
of silver. Old settlers know them
vel They are the gamblers of the
Moses tribe and yearly make their
pilgrimages - this point at the time
wheR Yakima and Kl-ckItat Indians
are wen provided With money earned
by laboriBg in the hop fields. They
are expert card-players-up to all the
tricks-and are not afraid TO try their
skill aud nerve with the sportive 'front.'
iersmen to the north, with whom they
frequently have long sieges Of draw, =
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-11-04

The Princess WilheImine, heir TO the
throne of Holland, lately celebrated
her sixth birthday anniversary, and
the Queen invited 70 the Royal Palace
all children born on the same day as
the Princess, and treated them to a bau-
quet and presents Of toys A surpris-
ing number responded to the call, and,
though the Queen welcomed them all.
she Was heard TO remark that the 3lst
OF August, 1889, must have been the
greatest day for births on record.
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A Great Reward

viii be secured by those who write TO Hal
lett & Co., Portland, Maine. Full informa-
ton will be sent you, free, about work that
you car do and ave at home wherever y"u
are situated, that will pay from s. 10 40
and upwards day. A number have earn
ed over So in day. Capital u e needsd;
Hallstt & Co. will start you. Both sexes /;
all ages. The chance Of a lifetime. All Is
new. Now is the time. Fortunes are abb
soiuesly sure FOR the workers.
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Tourist An' ROW ma letter Of credit is
cawshed, can Won direct me some spot IL
this biawsted country THAI viii equal Pipe
weed-Gudsr-ray- C0pse- HarfJr ls"Ireheath,
North Staffordshire, + ?, for fir at sal
mon. BaakeT-I seldom fish nav self, bat
Understand that Mul-craat -Uyar-against-
BIil-S3mmOuses-miiip pond, + OK County,
over theleit-and-under suspicion Maine,
United States Of America four in hands
round, is a fair sporting ground.
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sud ofteniimos to their material profit.
To these experienced gamblers the To-
cal siwsshes are as children, and lose
their earnings and ponies in a prodig gal
manner. This season is just repet
ton If the last and MANY previous
ones, and Moses men viii go we'll fat
tened with wealth, while the home
Indian and money Garner will pass a
lean aud hungry winter.
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was reversed few weeks ago. when
Hiss Nina Batcheler of Louisville mar
ried young French lawyer. whom she
supposed to have oaly his profession as
a maintenance and no expectations.
On her Sedding-day he disclosed to her
The awful fact that he was the son and
heir OF VicOmte. with long and IN.
prOnOnuceable name and belonging TO
a distinguished French family. He
has since taken his bride TO the Islands
If Mauritius, where he is TO practice
law instead of living in Paris and
wasting his substance in its gay So.
ciety. Miss Batcheler has gone to
Paris to perfect herself in urt.
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scav.ngers ofImportan.-.

Next to the bowels, or rather in con.
junction W tn them, the kidneys and
bladder are the most important scaveng-rs
Of the systeT. They purify the blood and
carry off It's refuse, preventing Iheuma-
tism, dropsy, B1ght's disease and
diabetes by their active cleansing work
Hostette . Stomach Bitters, when the
kidney eviuce a tendency to relax tbs
activity OF their important function, re
news it, and thus averJs renal maladi. s.
the most fficult to cope with, aud which
superinduce a friehiful loss of bodily
tissue, stamina aud flesh. When the resi-
organs exhibit the slightest symptoms Of
inac5ion, they should at once receive The
needful stimulus from this safest, suresi
and pleasantest of dIuretics. Calls and
fever, dy spepsia, constipation, liver com
plant and bilIty are also Temedied by it
A COW yntertd q cnurcu n KnEstDu, Can
ada, and drove TIE choir from their sea S
The congregation were very much pleased
until they II f-cted that after the GOV wa;
removed the = gers 0ouii return.
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The indicated MoxrE Nerve Food l.,

The indicated MoxIE Nerve Food Loz-
ange viii positively stop ? cold after the
most severe exposure Ohly 10 CENTS FOR
So OR 10 CENTS BY NAIL. lis use does no.
render YOU more iiabie 70 take cold after
! wards TIE bottled MoxiE viii cure new
Gus exhaustion, the ~ Ell e for liquors
ana tobacco, and rests you white NJ work.
81 CENTS bottle. The sale and popularity
OF this mes never been tqualed IN tue his
tory OF trade. Both for sale everywhere.
WESTERN MoXIE NERVE +, Oh Co, CHICAGO.
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"a lucky man is rarer than a white
crow" says Juvenal, and We think he
knew. However, we have heard of thous-
ands Of lucky ones and we propose to let
their secret cut. they We're people broken
down In health suffering with liver, blood
and skin diseases, scrofuia, dropsy, and
consumption, and were lucEy enough TO
hear of and wise enough 10 use DIR. Pierce's
''Golden Medical Discovery" thesovereign
blood purifier. tonic and Alternative OF the
ace.
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Women jump at conclusions and gen
orally hit, men reason things out logi-
cally and generally miss it.
When a woman becomes furried she
feels for a fan; when man becomes
Hurried he feels for q cigar
Some women can't pass millinery
store without looking in; some men
can't pass q saloon without going n
A women never sees a baby without
wanting to run to it; man never sees
baby without wanting to ran from
It.
4 woman always carries her purse
in her hand so that other women will
see IL; a man carries his in his inside
pocket 60 that his wife won't see il.
A man Of fashion hates the rain be-
cause il derapges the set OF his Panta-
looms; a woman of fashion hates it be-
cause it deranEes her complexion.
When woman wants TO repair dam
ages she uses a bin; when = man wants
to repair damages he spends two hours
and half trying to thread a needle.
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For slight cold, hacking cough, or lung
troubles, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

Brootlyn men -"f-is about pretty store
girls-I wish you could see the I male
clerks Brooklyn druggist has Oman a
man mo doubt we could match them. >
Don't he too sure. Those girls have no
equals FOR beauty and sweetness any
where" You think so3' Think So
Why, man. he doesn't even have to sugar
coat the pills.
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Young Miikins- / wish you'd tell me
Mrs. Winks, whether il isn'c true that If a
O7maH says she hates a man she really
loves him. Mrs. Wiuks-It depends upcn
circumstances. Was the woman you allude
to sikiag about her husbands No; she
e unmarried - '.Oi then it means iovs.n
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r y5d vTtsE ceTfafTa cure Enr I'll Ffl3o<
cfarasss- NT11luE vas ever tuF-.it Il that -
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~ ta- Sgaslzs1, puts new Es-aoa 81 yca
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Architect Edmond Legendre, 419
Suffer street, San Francisco, Cal,
states that having suffered for long
time with severe cough, and failing
TO obtain any relief from doctors and
the numerous preparations he took, he
became alarmed. Tried Red Star
Cough Cure, and one bottle entirely
cured him.
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"rhen you know rho family If Pierre
Loriilnrd, ! SUPPOSE 90. dear 10. We
DO rot rec0g IL people who owu race
nor es.n BuL yoI al end tie race - Ger
tainly If we dIi not 10 th-fws would new
er know which way to bet /"
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Fits: All Fits stopped free by DIR. Klue's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and $500 trial bottle free TO Fit cases.
Send 10 DIR. Kline, ISL Arch st. Phila., Pa.