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The Portland daily press., 1886-06-11
SINGLE COPIES, Is CENTS.
TnE DAILY PRESS,

VIII be furnished beginning with Tie number is
sned next after the receipt OF the order in each
case, and closing with the issue September 10th,
With full returns from Maine Election,
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The statement of the Argus, that the
chairman Of the committee on resolutions
read to the Republican Convention as the
report of the committee resolution which
the committee rejected, is not true. Nothing
was read but what was adopted by the COM
mittee and in the exact language of the COM
mittee. The Argus's account Ct the alleged
controversy between Mr.. Manicy and Col.
Peakes is very highly embellished. The
facts in regard to it are given in letter from
Mr.. Manley, published elsewhere.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-11

1t is hard to believe that a statement like
the following can be true of any city outside
Of Turkey, yet it comes from the editorial
columns of one of the leading dailies of Chi
cago:
The average Chicago alderman, like his proto-
type OF Gotham, has reduced the Matchmaking OF
corporations to a fine art 1t is well understood
that every corporation which goes to Chicago
wishing for privileges or f2yors must be prepared
to pay handsomely therefor. Chicago was not at
al surprised at her aldermen selling themselves
but she was little stunned by tile sang frotd with
which they advertised their own yenalitY.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH r. BODWELL,
on uALLOwELL.

For Representatives to Congress:
First Distyiot-THoMAs B. REED, OF Fortland.
Second District NELSON DINGLEY, OF Lewis
ton
Third District-SETH L. MlLLlhEN, OF Belfast
Fourt. Distrtct--CHARLES A. BOUTBLLE, OF
Bangor
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legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed by the Honorable Judge
OF Probate for the County of Cumberland III the
State of Maine, commissioners for the partition q
certain real estate of which Mary A. Bracke!t,
late of Peaks Island, in the city Of Portlana m
SAID county, died seized and possessed. Ana lndI
the said commissioners viii meet on the salu real
estate, situated on Peaks Island aforesaid; ana
at the house standing ON said estate, on Weaneis-
purpose of said partition at which time and place
all persons having interest in said real estate may
be heard.
ALPHEUS G.. STERLING,
AMBROSE V. ACKLEY.
ie9d3t CLEMENT L. STAPLES.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

EXAMINATIONS for admission to college will
II be held at the Cleveland Lecture Room, Mas
saehusetts Hall, on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
June 25th and Goth and on FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY, September 10th and 11th, beginning each
day at $50 A. M. All candidates must be pres
ent on Friday morning.
WILLIAM DEW. HIDE, President
Brunswick, May 2Sth, 1886. je3d&wtie27
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ICE CHESTS
RetrigeratOrs E!

Having exclusive sale Of the celebrat-
ed New Perfection Ice Chests and Re-
frigeratOrs, and not wishing to carry
any other kind in stock, we have decid-
ed to close out all other kInds at less @
than cost to manufacture to day. We
will sell for cash as follows:
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Canal National Bank
OF PORTLAND, ME-,

at the close of business Jnne 3, 1855.
REsOURCEss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-20
FIVE WALKING SALOONS
EVADING THE FOUR-MILE LAW
IN LAKE COUNTY.
How the Good People OF Upton
vile Manage to smile at
Their Leisure.

Five perambulating grogshops were
corraled in Lake county Thursday and
turned over to United States Marshal
Freeman yesterday by his deputy,
Robert n. Irvine. The four-mile law
flouiishes in all its pristine glory at
Tiptonville, in the county named, and
the amount OF smiling" done there
has been extraordinarily large. The
marshal received complaints from the
temperance people OF Lake that there
was more drunkenness, more hood
lumism and more ruffianism than
when saloons were permitted; that
there were no places where lQuor was
sold, aud yet barrels of il were con-
sumed every month. This peculiar
statement led to an investigation. II
was discovered that whisky was
shipped from Memphis in bottles, Jugs
aud kegs, and in considerable guam
tity, TO Lake county, but the mystery
was how it found its fiery way into
the Threats OF the people. The inves-
tigation was pursued, however, and
finally resulted in the discovery that
there were saloons in Lake county,
about seven in all, and that they were
unlicensed, and moved about from
place to place. No rent was paid, no
shelter being necessary. There was
no bar, and yet plenty n bottles. The
proprietors OF these gin.mills carried
their saloons about with them. Their
coatswere provided with multitudinous
pockets, sewed in the lining, each
pocket containing flask. II Tip
tonvillian happened to be dry 1t was
only necessary for him to walk along
until he met the most corpulent ap-
pearing man he ever saw, wink his
left eye twice and walk behind the
nearest house. In a twinkling flask
and a tin cup would be produced, two
or three fingers swallowed, dime
handed over, and the saloon moved
on in search OF other dry men.
When the officers made their drive
they had TO be in hurry about it,
and even then one OF the saloons es-
capped by jumping into lake. Five
others were captured. Their names
are John Campbell, Nick Brady, $.
Lloyd, Andy Mooring and John Bell,
They are charged with violating the
internal revenue law.
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Crosnn,rnIme Museum.

Prof. w. Sucking, the gentleman
who msnipulates the famous domestic
melodramatic-is rcical- comedy-tragedy
of "Punch and Judy" is veteran in
the box, being Londoner, and hay.
ing for years squeaked for Punch before
cockney audiences OF costers and
peers. He has worked the show ever
since he was ten years old, and as he
is now little past the prime he has
gotten a rich and varied store OF ex-
perience in varions parts of the world.
Among .thel attractions for the near
future are the educated sea lions and
the three. headed songttress, both being
recent bookings, positively to appear
within the next two weeks. The lady
with three heads is drawing immense
crowds in New Orleans, and will
doubtless prove an attraction here.
With the end OF the week come the
farewells Of thoss who in curio halls
or the bijou thester leave for fresh
fields and pastures new. Among
those who will be seen for the last
time tonight are the Sbesraus and
Vametta and Hunt, with their laughs
BILE sketch; Little Tot, the d'rk-eyed
albino; Miss Aggie Zlniip, the Cir
cassisn beauty; Fitz Williams, the
modern Hercules; Demonio, the fire.
eater; Maj. and Mrs. Littlellnger. the
smallest married couple in the world ;
Chsr.es Adams, the handles phenom-
enou; Somsr5 and Walters and little
st. Vrain. This corps Of artists has
been we'll patronized, aud the attend
ance during the week has been an un-
usually large one, with an unusual
proportion of ladies' and children, a
fact due to the beautiful weather
which has prevailed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-20
PUSHING FORWARD.
The Young Mems Christian Associ'
alton Likely 20 Have
Building.

An important meeting, designed TO
push forward the interests OF the
Young Mems Christian Association,
was held in the directors room of the
Union aud Planters Bank yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Napoleon Hill pre-
sided, and among the gentlemen pres
ent and participating were: j. W.
billiard, S. p. Read, |. N. Snowden,
r. G. Craig, L. II. Estes, S, W. Hsmp-
ton, S. @. Toof, T. II. Rice, George s.
Fox and Darlington Mason, jr Tee
four first-named gentlemen, includ-
ing Mr.. Hill, together with Maj.
NJ. Burke, constitute committee
of the business men Of Memphis
who were appointed, during the recent
stay OF Mr.. Ssyford in our city, to de-
wise measures for placing our Young
Mems Christian Association on old
and prospeiou Gus foundation. The
other gentlemen present were all
directors OF theassociRtion. Mr.. 7. A.
Harding OF Washing ton City, repre-
senting the International Committee
Of the Young MEMS Christian Asse-
citation, was al7o present by invitation,
and furnished many interesting and
valuable statistics and suggestions re-
lating to tbs work in hand. After an
hours discussion, on motion o. Mr..
Hampton Building Committee was
appointed, consisting Of Messrs,
Napoleon Hill, ]. W. billiard, R. G..
Craig/M. Burke and L. II. Estes, who
were authorized toNselect a suitable
building or building site for
for the association, aud to
report at called meeting 10 be
held at an ea,ly day. The gentlemen
who have the matter in hand are
heartily in earnest and their names
are pledge that it will prove au emf
nent success. Relying on the we'll
known liberaiity OF the Memphis bus
mess men, no doubt is felt but that
ample means will be forthcoming for
this whole object whenever its claims
are laid before thena. Memphis keeps
abreast OF her sister cities in businefs
enterprise. She will no! lag behind in
the work OF protecting and watching
over the welfare OF her young men.
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ing the central role. Miss Adelaide
Fitzallen alone was able 10 hide
self in the flowing robe Of an Athenian
wife. She possesses dramatic power
Of the first order, rich and musical
voice, rare elocutionary talent, and a
form and manner admirably suited to
the successful Interpretation Of the
more ambitious, and, therefore, MOI
dangerous parts. In the opening act,
where love alone lights her counts
nance and trains her ico.tteps, and
in the tragic finale Of tie
second, when torn with jealous fury,
two scenes which could not have been
better planned had test Of the versa
tility Of the actress been the object,
Miss Fitzsllen gave the most signal
proof of her ability. Mr.. Boyd Put
MANS conception Of "Pygmalian" was
good, and there were times when the
audience was unable to resist an eX-
preston OF approval. 1t is allowable
to take into consideration the fact
that he hes been only six months on
the stage, and that last nights APP
pearance was his first attempt TO poT-
tray the part OF the sculptor, it is not
too much TO say that he did it we'll.
Taking it as 1t appeared, however, il
was crude, often weak, and sometimes
deplorably out OF tune. Confidence, aud
the strength which comes with it, was
lacking. Miss Julia Wheeler, also a
novice, is very handsome woman,
but not related to Pygmalion, though
Myrine was his sister. Mr.. r. q. Will
sons "Chrysos" was very good. Mrs..
Ella Wren was too pretty for his wife,
and the arrow with which Lucippe
slew the doe should have claim him.
Al Unequal Match will be given OF mat
inee and PygmdliOn and Galdtea to.
nioht
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

last nights audience at the Mem
phis Thester was cultured, refined and
fashionable enough ID have delighted
Athenians Themselves, and the mock
Greeks who trod the boards certainly
had reason suflicientto be highly COM
plimented. Mile. Rhea, as the Beau
tiful Galates," more than realized the
hopes OF the audience, who shared
with "Pygmalion" his admiral on
for the statue of marble, gri:ved
because the gods refused TO allow him
more than one wife, and followed her
with fearful eyes, even after the brief
love of the sculptor had expired into
her niche behind the crimson curtains.
The part, exceedingly difficult of
analysis, was consistently carried out,
and more; the artist imbued it with
q grace, vividness and charm that sim
pie training, devoid of native talent,
could never have accomplished. The
opportunities for effective posing Of
fered by the part are unsurpassed in
any other dramatic production
and not one was neglected or even
slighted, and what could have been
more exquisite than her imprisoned
appeal to "Pygmslion" to bestoW love
where he had given life 1t is TO be
regretted that words Of equal praise
cannot be bestowed upon those to
whom was given the labor Of support
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-20
ADruggist's story.

Mr.. Isaac c, Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N.G,, writes us Il have
for the past ten. years sold several
gross Of DR.. William Halls Bal,Hh for
the Lungs. can say Of 1t what |
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have never heard q customer speak OF
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in great many cases OF wbooping
cough, with the happiest effects. |
have used 1t 10 my own family Tor
meny years; in fact, always have a
bottle In the medicine closet ready for
use.n
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sen,,,s EmuIsion of Puie

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in Pulmonary Affections and Scloiu-
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York, SAYS; 81 have prescribed scotts
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aud am greatly pleased with 1t. Have
found 1t very aerviceable in Scrotulous
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TOR MEMPHIS PRoPERTY-A planta-
u ton in Tallahatchie county, 20 mil
from the county seat, and directly on the
Yazoo City to Memphis, containing 1000
acres of BLACK cane" land, 275 acres Of
which arc cleared. 1t is all bottom, and as
sood as land gets to be. There are tenant
houses (doub o., clubhouse, stables, etc,
win be sold on fair terms, or exchanged or
desirablv. located Memphis property. Ad-
DR. IS j NJ. WRIGHT, MD, Batesyille, Miss
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Equitable Gas Light Company of
Memphis, Tenn.

The books for subscription to the
sock OF this company will be opened
Monday morning at o'clock and re-
main open until all the stock is sub.
scrihed for. Books at the Office of $.
Katzenberger's Sons, II Madison street.
T. II. MILBURN, President.
/. KATzEsBERGER, Secretary
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
STRAYEn OR STOLEN.

NEULE-0ne dark mouse colored mare
WI mule, niue or ten years old. left hind
leg broken above the ankle; the lett shout
uushod; was burnt ten DAYS ago for lamp
erp. Disappeared March II, 1886. Five dol
lars reward for her return to L. BAILEY,
203 Carolina street, Fort Pickering. ort
4. N. HUMPHREY,
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LnnIaYiIIe Cenent.
pRrPARR ZOE FLoop.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ngs subject 10 overflow should 6e con
structed with Louisville Cement. Il is
the standard.
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1,rnslee,s Nale.

DURsUANT TO a trust decd executed TO
/ me as trustee, by j. II. fiippin ana NJ.
A. Flippin, Of date August 10, 1888 and re-
corded In the Registers office Of Shelby
county. Tennessee, in book No. 1855, page
saturday. April 10, 1856,
during legal hours, sell, In front of the
court house door of sad county, az public
cutlery, for cash, the properly thereby con-
yoyed viz. Lot No. two ~ in the division
of the property sold to Z. Lavigne Ia the
case of the Tennessee Marine ana Fire lu'
surauce Company vs. Chas. Potter ct al.
en- ,ncery Court of by County, Tonnes.
see, said lot fronting Is feet inches on ives
line Of Shelby street hy depth westwaruh
of 40 feet, r. ference being here made iori
more particular description 20 decree vest
ing title in +. Lavigne, recorded in sara
ReIister's Office, book 90, page 6l9, etc.
Redemption, dover and honest "a waived.
Title believed good. .....-
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TIHE OLD HEN ISLAND In sight Of
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PERSONAL.

MY LITTLE SON, Johnny Canterbury,
INI was taken away from Marsh u, Tex,
in December last, by Mrs. Fanny B. Wood
ard. He is nearly years old, has light
hair, blue eyes, four crowns on his he1d, has
a small lump behind each ear, has scar, on
left side of his mouth. Mrs. Woodland is
about % years old, has auburn hair, dark
eyes, and is peck marked. liberal reward
for the return of the child OF for information
given to the police at Palestine, Little Rock
or Memphis. MRS. =. Il. WELLS.
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LOST

T AND PAPERS--In 1861 Lloyd. D. Add
Il son lett in his desk in Memphis pack
IL will be made to the interest of any person
who may know of these pagers TO notify
LYLES, HARRIS & RAY Attorneys,
Mamphis, Tenn.
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WANTS.

CITUATI0N-Bya young man as salesman
y or accountant. Book keeper OF years
experience in general mdse. business, year
wholes ale boot and shoe business. Reference
given. Address j. s., Appeal Office.
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"A self with respon ible house and rep
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to right party. Position permanent Refer.
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Barclay street, New York.