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Atch.T.6 ST
DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE
Continued from tho First Pare.

THE TENLEYT0wN RAILROAD BILL PASS ID.
Mr.. HempniI then called up the bill to incorpo
rate the Georgetown ana Tenleytown Railroad
company. MIR. Holman raised the question Of
consideration.
committee TO conslIer this bill and one more he
would give up the floor.
the people OF the District were entitled To c0nsd-
Grafton; tn I the people residing along the line Of
the proposed route dtslre the road, ana ought TO
The pending business was on a motion made by
Mr. Bayne on the last District day to strike out the
Mr. Iiempnlll said that when Mr.. Bayne made
thar motion he stated thai the citizt MS did not
want the road; that It was q scheme Of q sy udi-
cate OF real estate operators to enhance the value
Mr.. hempniii said he had taken pains to INQUIRE
into the matter, and he had ascertained that the
residents OF that part OF the District do not want
the road. lie had petition signed ny 234 residents
alone the rOute, not one OF whom Was pecuntartly
interested asking the passage OF the BILL an Gen.
Drum had lhiOrned him that the citizens need the
road and want 1t. Not . single protest had been
received against IL.
The bill was passed BY vote Of 5etoa
REFUkh SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
On motion OF MT. hemphill the senate amend.
ments ~ the House bill for the establishment OF
reform school for girls were concurred In and that
ended the District business for the day.
To 90 % Charlottesville.
THE PRESIDENT WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY MORNING
WITH SECRETARY BAYARD AND skNATOR BAkBouR.
The Prsident will leave the city Wednesday
morning for Charlottesville by special train &C
companied by Secretary Bayard and Senator Bar
| Dour, Mrs. Cleveland having decided not to 60.
The party will return Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Folsom Is expected to arrive In New York from
Europe this week. but It does not seem 10 be SET
| tied as to whether MS. Cleveland VIII 20 10 New
York 10 meet her or not Co.. Lamont said this
afternoon that lhr rumOrS about Mrs. Cleveland 1
opening the Cinct. nat EXPOSITION Il news TO htm
as he has heard nothing OF It.
| A CARP8NTRR HURr ~ FALi---This morning,
about IL o'clock, James JOhns0n, carpenter,
while AT work on Q new building at PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 10th stfeet, was overcome w the heat
eel from the sca10ld, ana was seriously injured.
~
MARRfAGE LICENsE8-Marriage licenses have
been issued by tn, clerk OF The court TO Caaries
M0ston and Martn skinner; Robert Cole and
Lucinda smith; Benjamin Dunsn0re and Lucy
Jones; 3. ". BOYD and Eva A. 6imms; WIN. Eschei
and Lizzie Kahlert.
CAPT. RICHARD I. HoxIa. Engineer Corpa hal
pesn eruersd TO Psasacoas, Fla, en- Temporary
| duty.
BRla Can. A. w. 0nssLY, Chief Signal oincer
Aas barn ordered 70 B0slOa ana Woods doii MasA,
| % temporary duty In connection with ~ laytaG
o. = oaota
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w ben osoy was Sch. We gave her csssorfa
Nh<n abe vss child. abe cried for Csstorfa
When abe became hiss. she chung " Csstoria
Wien ale Asa sll4oxsa. shs save them S>slorix
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1850 EsrAsIlsHDs 1850

2Ex NATIONS MoxuRxTAL WonkA
l2o. lS1. Us RxHuA Ava WDA
siz * 10 % VI III znb essBH yAn
49, ~ S sfs,sf s'ssfft z vAsfs
kkCkfvkhA q - 6sss living l1aase sslllNA
81 SsssS e - ..''i : isaxxAzm s.vu..
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A MISSOURI Palmer xusDxsxD ros prvuLsms q

MISSOURI FARMER NUKDgRED FOR DIvuLGik0 sR-
CRErs or rHs A0RICUlIURAL WHEEL.
81: Lovis, June 2S.-A telegram from Pulaski
there Saturday night by an Organized band similar
70 the White Caps OF Indiana. About midnight =
party OF masked men rode up 70 the mouse Cuas.
Gross, wealthy Iarmer, and dragged him trum
The house, carried h,m . nile sway, and then
whipped him 10 death. The alleged eau Q b the
divuiging OF the secrets OF the Agricultural Wheel
u secret Organization. Gross was nayed alive.
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HOW NY BACK ACHES

Backache Kidney Pains. and Weakness, Soreness
Lsmeu~s- strain. and Pain relieved n mipute BY
tbs Cuficvss ASrI-PAI PLAsIER Abe arst and onlJ
pain linn plaster. Is
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The Vera AflOal Again.


LONDON, June 25.-lhe steamer Vera which
went ashore al DungencsS yesterday on her way
from Bfenien 10 New York has been nauied on.
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AN ARMoRY FOR THE DISTRICT MILITIA.
To Receive the COMMITTEES.
HE PRESIDENT TO BE FORMALLY NOTIFIED or HIS

NOMINATION. TOMORROW.
The President will receive the committee APP
pointed to notify him OF his reconciliation to-mor-
row at O'Clock In the East Room OF the White
House. The public will not be admitted. II Is
very likely that both MIR Collins speech and the
Presidents reply will be very short. After tue
interview the committee will be given luncheon
in the state dining room.
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Volcano in Warrington Terr,tory

From the Virginia (Nev.D Enterrrise. June IA
The great snow-peak mountain OF ST Helena. IN
Lewis County, Washington Territory. is smoking
Grayish smoke or steam can be plainly seen SUI
ing from the south SIDE near the summit OF the
lofty mountain, and observations through strong
glasses are convincing that the smoke comes FROM
the lofty peak These volcanic Indications cause
much comment and a feeling OF general uneasi-
ness at Winlock aud neighborhood
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Capitol Topics.

PAY OF RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERS
Senator Chandler to-day introduced bill pro-
vding that when naval officer shall be retired
with the relative rank OF commodore after CON-
pleting 40 years OF service, he shall receive the
pay OF commodore, provided he has served credit
abiy full term as CHIEF OK bureau IN the Navy De-
partmelt
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CAPT. RICHARD 1. HoxIs. Engineer CorpA has
pesn erasrsd TO Psasacois, Fla, en- Temporary
duty -.
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, The following are the opening aid closing prices OF
III, New AoiA STOCK Market as reported by special
vine To CoisOn and AAaCarIney. l4lo r slre.t
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The North Atlantic Squadron Sails for
New York

FORT MONROE Va, Jane 25.-The flagship Rich
mont, the Atlanta, Galena, Ossipee and YaLtic
sailed at seven a. III. tor New York. They will
stop 10 day at Lynn Haven Bay for target practice
wi have fleet maneuvres at sea tomorrow, and
reach New York Wednesday.
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Champion OF the Pacific slope.

vIcT0sIA, B. c., June 25.-Henry Paterson, of
California, and William Payne, Ut this place,
rowed here, single SOULS yesterday for 81 900 and
the championship or the Pacific slope. The race
coming In twelve length ahead OF his rival
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BAGBY-BEsT On THURSDAY, June 81 1858. by
the Rev. Chas T. Neede, WILLIAM W. BA0Bl and
CORA II. BEST.
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VERDICT IN FAVOR OF PELE0 T. DYE AGAINST tn
HlRGINIA MIDLAND RAIl.ROAp.

in the state dining room.
Ten Thousand Dollars Damages.
VERDICT IN FAVOR OF PELE0 =. DYE AGAINST THE
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAIlROAD.
For over Q week Circuit Court, No. /, Judge
Hagner, had before 1t the case OF Peleg e. Dye
agt the Chesapeake and Ohio, the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley, the Richmond and DAN
vile, and the Virginia Midland Railroads. The case
was given to the jury last Friday. and they re-
turned sealed verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Co, Sat
enter a The suit for $4,000 damages, claiming
chesapeake and Ohio once, In this city, for
the sweet Chaiy beate, Springs, Va, and the agent
represented that the train leaving here at IL D. m.
change cars I'll. he ~ ched ms Destination. hey.
Ing on this statement, he took passage In The
train, ana short distance hey ond Charlottesville
that point, ana. calling on the conductor the train
was stopped, and he was directed TO walk up the
track. he thereup0n alighted and taking his trav
darkness he fell through the treslle work At al
ash PIT, having has leg broken and being other.
wise injured, and there laid until morning. In
pleaded that they were not doing business here
and the plea was sustained. Further on, yer.
dict for defendant was rendered as TO the Newpor!
News and Mississlppi Valley roadA and the tina
proceeded - TO The o. herA
Jux1 rmn on TER DrrxIcr surHsxs couRr-
q f1s
Bingham and justices COZ and James. In the casl
Of Cunkel against Heald, executor Judge Coz De
cree below. Reynolds agsinss sini.n; opinion b
Judge Coz af1rming decree below. Miller agaans
Fh insny and caproh against caprons decisaon b
ehief Justice granting rehearinsA
Para, m -, sruxrnusxrun. .I5ns fus,osvsns
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MAKRfAGE LICKNsE6.-Marriago licenses have
M0slon and Martn skinner; Robert Cole ant
Lucinda smith; Benjamin Dunnore and Luc,
Jones; 3. ". Boyd and Eva a. 6tmms; VIM. Esche
and Lizzie Kahlert.
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THE NEWS Ar THE CAPITOL.
Conventiom Bu1Desins on tho Senate and
Ho0So SiAeSL

HOW TRR SENATORIAL AsPIRANrs RECEIVED THE
riDrNGs OF THEn WANTING FORTUNES At CHI
CA0O
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memorial wiadow 70 Bishop simpson, the gffe
OF GEO. W. Childs was dedicated In the simpson
Memorial church al Long Branch, n. j., yesterday.
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A Prince Robbed oG 100000 worth 81

LONDON, June 25-A lhieI entered the crown
prince OF Sweden's apartments In the hotel at
Franzensbad on saturday night and secured jew
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hyou wish TO secure good 9 suits by the
application Of external remedy IA the
NM treatment Of Coughs Colds, rosfsecess.
"hoopins Cough. fleurisy and otter ehes
NAME pains, be su . aud get BENsON's PLAS-
ikk. carefully avoiding INIT tons and
NJ suus1tutfons with which the marAst 10
feod~d Bsnson's Plaster promptly
MISTAKE heves sches and pxins Of every dssrrfp-
con. such as Rheumatism, Sciztica. uul-
eAso. sprains. scL jas
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HOSPITAL AT HOT SPRINGS.

The Secretary OF War has recommended to the
Senate that the appropriation OF &l7,62l for the
maintenance Of the Army and Navy hospital at
Hot Springs, which was omitted by the House
from the amy appropriation bill, be inserted by
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On motion OF Mr. Hemphill the senate amend.
ments to the House bill for the establishment OF u
reform school for girls were concurred In and that
ended the District business for the day.
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To 70 Go Charlueac.viIle.

A CARPsNTRR HuRr ~ 4 FAtl--This morning,
about IL O'clock, James J0hns0n, carpenter,
avenue and 10th stfees, was overcome w the heat,
eel from the scanold, ana was seriously injured.
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TO INCREASE THE NAVY.

authorizing the construction by contract OF twenty
gun boats or cruisers, none Of which to exceed
81, 700 tons displacement, nor to cost more than
500, 600. including any premium that nay be
pail ior Increased speed and excluding the cost Of
armament. Al ieaS. Two vessels 10 oe built OF each
type adopted by the Navy Department are to be
wholly OF steel or with steel frames All parts OF
the vessel are to b. OF domestic manufacture. The
bill appropria.es S. 900 900 toward the construc-
ton OF the vessels anu s. 100000 for their arma-
menL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
REVIEW or PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET
REVIEW aE

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 81.
Jobbers generally report very sa isfactory
business with but few changes in quotations.
The market fer Flour is extremely dull prices
are unchanged, but favor buyers Gram Is a little
more steady, with hardening tendency; Corn is
about lie higher The demand for Sugar has i'm.
proved and a hrmer tone prevails. Provisions are
steadily held a previous figures. excepting fresh
Beef, which shows sharp rise as compared with
last weeks prices; we quote sides to-day at SO
9hc y ID, hind quarters 10G122c, fore qtrs
@6Hc, rounds with tanks S1s@91ac, rump loins
12a1e, backs 7as1s, rattles 4c. Dry Fish firm;
Bank packing fish in good request and higher;
sales were made early In the week at So for
large, and later 90 was asked; fresh fish lower
ON Mackerel; other kinds steady aid without ma
terial change. In Produce, new Potatoes are
selling at 50a3 10 barrel, Squash oo@2 25
a barrel; Cucumbers are quoted 41zc piece and
Watermelons 20 to S5c; green Peas rs y bush
and string Beans o0al so crate; Eggs steady
at 17a18c. Linseed and Boiled Oil declined &c.
Rio Coffee is quiet and 1zc lower at 181s@21Hac;
Java steady without change. Molasses is firm for
grocery grades with fair jobbng trade at former
prices Starch is stronger at 31a@7hc Teas
quiet and steady. Cheese firm with good de-
inand. Tobacco tending upward; on good medium
grades of leaf an advance of 3 to &C a pound has
been established. Oranges and Lemons are in
light supply and higher. In Drugs, &C.. the only
change we have TO note is on Opium, which is zoe
off. For Coal dealers are very firm in their views
at 1906 90 on stove. and they do not anticipate
lower rates. HAY is in good receipt at $13@sis.
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Domestic M arkers.
sn4. Talan-n.k


NFw YORK. June 81, 18s8.-Fiour market
recslpts 1898 packages; exports s277 bbls and
1913 sacks; steady; sales 1875 bbls.
Western and staie S5a3 90: common to good
extra Western ami state at 2 90a3 40 coed 10
s S % az 6oa6 90; common to ehoics
do at 65a5 90; coiEnon to good extra Ohio
at 90a5 O0i common 10 choice extra st LOUIS
at 9Oa5 90: patcp' Minnesota extra good 70
prime ati4Ib0@4 10; choice to fancy do Al so
CD 10, others unchanged | mciuc ing ,10.i bbls
o%slsS,ra at e 65a$ a. IL 1000 city mills extra at
8 90; 1900 bbIs winter wneaf extra at 2 1905 IL;
e75sbbls superhne at 2 1898 90: 14O0 bbs rne
do o5as 20; southern flour quiet and steady;
do 3 9o@5 co. Rye hour firm. Whear-receipts
$500 bush; exports ds, ss1 bush; sales 264.0o0
delivered; No 2 Red 881ac I o b. Rye is dull and
nominal. Barley dull. Corn-receipts 1913, 200
bush; exports 1879 bush. sales 2e3, 900 bush /;
Oars receipts l4O.1 90 bush, exports 1913 bush ;
sales 5000 bush; fairly active and higher: No s
az % s4c, do White az ssas9c; Mo- at $41a@S5c;
43944c; Mixed Western IS a 5sc; white 10 so,a
4ee; No2 Chicago at ss@S5Ac: Cotfee-fair Rio
SIC; White Extra s4.iooc Yellow at 81 SIC
TONERS A oss@e es-1oo; cut loaf and crusht at
&c; on A s@6Mc; powdered at 71sc; granu ated
Lard dull and easier-Western steam for export
at 90: city steam 90; refined at 40 for Con
tnent; A at 8 90. butter Quiet. Cheese active
and firm.
Freiuhts TO Liverpool quiet
CHICAGO. June ~. 1ss8.-The Flour market is
steady. Wheat very irregular NO Spring Whe at
SogSossc; No Red at sllsc. Corn firm; No 2
No 2. Barley-No 2 at CSC. Provisions dull-Mess
Pork at l3 62A@13 50. Lard at 221a. Dry
sailed shoulders at 0O96 %; short clear sides
a 96G8 90. Whiskey at / 20.
Recepts-Flour, 5000 ibis; wheat, 800 0
oush;' corn 10000 bush; oats $4,000 bu; rye
1000 aush; barley. 5,O0n bi.sh.
ush corn. s8,nOOlbush !; ats 81 90 bush: rye
600 tnsh. barley 20'V ousil.
STILouls. June 81, 1888.-Flour-extra fancy
grades in good demand others quiet and steady.
early, but closed lower, No Red at 45Ma951Sc.
Oats firmer; No 2 at 33G33Nc. Whiskey / Ia
Provisions quiet with only job and order trade
done; Pork In small lots at a 80. Lard at s5@
clear al 50@7 621a short ribs rs j hort cles +
STAG 90. Bacon-shouders d 75 long clear
. 3712e8 40; clear ribs 409S As; short clear
Rscelpts-Flour. 1900 bbls wheat ! 5000 bush,
corn 10000 bush :oats % Quo bush. barley, OoeU
Shipnents~Fionr 1000 bbls, wheat 1000
bush, corn 1900 ush, oats 200 bush arlty
C0oO0 bush. rye o.0oo bush
DETROIT June 81, lsSs.-Wheat- White
=; No 2 Red 80 1sc CorE-No2 at 48c. Oats
Receipts-wheat s2oo bush
NEW ORLEANS, June 81 1880 ton Is
dull and easy; middling 9s4c.
SAVANNAH, June 81, lsss.-Ctton is quiet;
Iniddling 9s4c.
CHARLESTON, June 81. 1885, ,tton is dull
rniddling 9s4c
MEMPHIs,lJune 27, 1883. CO tton firm; mic
MOBILE, June 81. 1sss.--Cottop steady; mid.
ding 9ssc.
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NOR sALE-In Deering a nice 21h story
E house containing 10 finished rooms, with
stable Connected; large lot of land, with fruit
trees; house supplied with Sebago water; situated
a good house and great bargain. JOHN Il.
PROCTOR Centennial Block 27.1
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Horse For Sale.

DAY horse, years old, sound and kind and
ID weighs about $40 pounds stands with
weight. Can be seen at HITCHING'S STA
NAYS dtf
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{ uropean Markets.

ny Typography
LONDON, June 81, 1888.-Consols 30 7-16 for
money and 1914 for the account
Liva hP ,oL June .7.-The Cotton market
do Orleans atl5 S-lGd; sales 10000 bales; spec :
lation and export 1000 bales; receipts 400
hales
LIVERPOOL.June 27 1888 Quotations Wiz
ter wheat IS edges I'd; Spring wheat IS 51ad@
6s 64d; Club wheat at IS 6d96s I'd Corn
mixed Western at As I'd; peas at 5s 912d. Pro-
visions, sss.-Pork at 7Os Bacon at Ais Cd for
short clear and 4Os 0dsfor long clear. Che sse at
ABS. LARD at Ais 3D. TalIOW 23s
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~ Ieleafaph.I
ChiuAGU, June 81, iS68-cattle marKet-re-
cepts 1u.0OO; shipments 5000 irregular; inferior
to choice at 9096 OBJ; cows and mixed at 5Osa
5 40; stoek ers and feeders at 40a3 so; Texans
at 40a3 go. fft4
hogs receipts 10000 shipments 5000; strong
4095 60; pigs and culls U0g5 40.
Sheep-receipts 5000; shipments =; slow; NUT
tons at O0G5 90; inferior 3 00G3 80; Western
feeders at 3 1893 40; Texans 1898 rs. lambs
! hO0a IL y u. q n
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Ar at Manila 18th. ship Cheney, Hughes,
Hong Kong.
Passed Anjier May IS, barque P J Carlton. Cros-
by Singapore for New York
Sid fin Liverpool Goth inst ship Willie Rosen-
field Dickinson, San Francisco.
Ar at Maroim 5th inst, brig Eugenie, Munroe,
Rio Grande do Sui.
Sid FIN Rio Janeiro prev to 18th inst, barque
Julia Rollins johnson, Baltimore.
Sid FIN Laguayra 14th inst, brig Daisy Nash,
Jamaica.
Sid FIN Curacao Goth inst, sch Lizzie May Hutch
inson, Jamaica.
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NOR sALE-1o,o00 White Plumed Boston
II Market and Arlington Celery Plants. W. @.
SAWYER s. CO., Preble st. 26-1
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What a Time

People formerly had, trying to swallow
the old-fashioned pill with its film of
magnesia vainly Disgusting its bitter
ness and what contrast to Ayers
Pills, that have been well called "med-
icated sugar-plums" the only fear be-
ing that patients may be tempted into
taking too many at a dose. But the
directions are plain and should be
strictly followed.
j. T. Teller, M. D., Of Chittenango,
N. Y, expresses exactly what hundreds
have written at greater length. He
says: ayers Cathartic Pills are highly
appreciated. They are perfect in form
and coating, and their effects are all
that the most careful physician could
desire. They have supplanted all the
Pills formerly popular here, and think
it must be long before any other can
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your pills get
full value for their money"
"Safe, pleasant, and certain in
their action" is the concise testimony
of DR.. George E. Walker, of Martins
vile, Virginia.
layers Pills outsell all similar prep
arations. The public having once used
them, will have no others" - Berry,
Venable & Collier. Atlanta, Ga.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DIR. j. C. Ayes 6 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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TO LET.
AGENTS WANTED.

HOUsE with stable connected, both in first
IL class condition. 88 Bracket street. By
GEO. MILLIKEN. mh5tf
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BOSTON AND MAINE r. r
In effecs June "a, Isss
WESTERN DIVISION.

Trains leave Portland. Union station
Fer Besion t7.S0 $40 a. m, fl2.45! $500
$50, 9l5 a. m, LOO. 400, GEO ?. m. For
searbere Reach, Pine Point $50. s.45,
aTsS a. ~, dis $50 Sas, al so M
S.45, 10. 20 a. m, 12.bO, 2.l5, $50, b,l5, $40,
e.1o, % 80 p. m. kennebunk, 73O, $40 a. M
Reach, $50 s45 a. an M, $50. SIS ?. m. NsTis
Berwich, Great Falls, Dove 7.3O, SAB am,
1850, $50, 5.15. 6.1o p. m. Exeter, Hayer-
M, i95o $50, 6'10p. m. Kocsesier Farm-
ingtoD. Alton Bay 8.45 a. M. 1880, $50
p q. Weifboro and Csnier harser, $50
IVA Lawrenee) s45 a. M. (via Newmarket
Junction. s.3op m.
TRAINS LEAVE COMMERCIAL STREET
STATION for scarboro Reach and Pine
Point ITO, S.35 a. M, eco, $50 .. m. 7.lO a.
m. train connects at Union station with 7.3O am.
train for Boston, the $50 a. m. lao, $50,
with tralps for Boston and way stations.
Trains leave Union Station for Commercial ST.
station at s.2oa. m, 1885, sos, $40, COLO,
cl1.O5 p. m.
Sunday Trains From Union Station.
For Boston ]. 100 and $50 D. m. Dover 90.
4.15, $50 p. m. Scarborough Beach, Pine
Point, Old Orchard Reach, saeo and hid
ford, 1000 am, 100, 2.l5, 90 $50, 4.l5, $50,
FBoston and Bar Harbor. Limited, composed en-
tirely OF Pullman Vestipule Palace ears, on which
an extra fare Is charged.
cTuesdays and III etays.
tConneets with Rail Lines for New York.
Stops at Old Orchard Beach % minutes.
R-StOps at Old Orchard Beach 80 minutes.
Stops at Old Orchard Beach one hour.
Eastern Division From Union Station.
Fer Bs-tsu (f2.oO am. daily o. 90 am, 1.o5.
1000 p. m. Returning leave Bostem b7.3O, 1900
am, 1880 p. m. (ss7.O0 pm. daily. niddc-
ford, Portsmouth,, Newburypert, salem,
Lynn ZOO, 900 a. M, LOS, 800 p. m. Ames
bury 900 am, LOS, coop. m.
Pullman ears on above trains, and connects
with rail line for New York, South and West.
sC0nnects with Sound Lines for New York.
s.West Division from North Berwick sundays.
bVta Western Div. from ScarbOr0 Crossing.
Through Tickets 70 all points South and West
for sale at Union staten, Congress street,
Commercial street station, and at 4 nien
Ticket Once, 40 Exchange street,
JAS. I. FURBER, GEM Manager.
Boston
d. .. FLANDERS, zen. Pass. q Ticket Agt,
Boston.
NIL WILLIAMS, GenI Agent,
ie23dd Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-06-28
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sACo June 27-Ar sch C B Reynolds, Snow,
Philadelphia.
BOOTHBAY, June 27- Sailed schs Lizzie &
Annie, Spurling (from Portland) for Steuben;
Adele Pray, Pray, do for BROOKLYN; Loella, AIMEE
Bangor for Portsmouth; Nettie Cushing Fuller,
Damariscotta for -; Pearl, Harlow, Boston for
ThomastOn; Warren, Stlnson, Deer Isle for
Boston; Charlotte Brown, Reed, Rockland for
New York.
Ar, sch Carrie E Rogers, Rogers, Rondout.
wISCASSET, June 26-Ar, schs Niger, Adams,
and w E Leggett, Lewis Boston; Mary Won
son. Lewis, do.
Sailed, schs Sawyer. and Perine Reed Boston
Belle Dunton, do; Cock OF the Walk, Lewis. for
Portland.