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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-08
Following are the figures :

Making survey and plan Of the street, tH 30
Excsvang to lower the grade Of the street, 1895 N
Paving blocks. H77 20
Laying paving, 5000
Hauling paving blocks from Commercial ST.,
and Market Square, @b
Hauling gravel for bedding the blocks, 1000
Grading street and shoveling gravel f2W
Digging and covering sewer, 6l3 20
Materials for sewer and building the same, 1903 20
Materials and labor side walks, 42E
New curbDg and labor Of setting new and
resetting old, 4S6 II
II catch basins, materials and labor, 6V "a
Cross walks, materials and labor, so7b
Bukhead front MOulton's fish market mater
ials and labor, F6l
Hitching posts, 1n2 -
Tools and sharpening. 30 81
Freight bills, 3e0
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Pensions Granted Maine People.

WAsHIs6Tos, Oct. 6.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed today;
Original, invalid, Albert A. Hartford
Rockland; restoration, Henry Horr, East
port; increase, Daniel o. Todd, Fort Fair
field Peter Wedge, Augusta; George s.
Mullen, Milltown; Norris j. Thomas, Lin
cOinville; Alyirus Osborne, Skowhegan; re-
issue, David A. Jordan, Norway; original,
widows, etc, Helen b, widow of George II.
Brown; special act, Lcovicy SALISBURY
mother Of Ed. Springer, Whitneyyile.
WAsHIsGTos, Oct. 7.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed
Increase, DanI l.. Berry, Dover South
Mills Geo II. Gardner, Cross Hill Reuben
Hill, Springfield Reissue, Philemon Tuck
er, East Winn; Thos X Clements, Monroe :;
Calvin Il. Seavy, East Exeter. Reissue and
increase, Lewis Glidden, Herman.
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REFUSES TO 60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge W. p. whitehouse, Presiding.
A. c. 0rIs. Clerk.
c. Z. McFAppHN, Sheriff.
4. A. SMALL, Stenographer.

A. c. OrIs, Clerk.
c. Z. McFAppsN, Sheriff.
4. A. SMALL, Stenogrspher.
State vs.. Emerson. In this case a verdict
of no, guilty was rendered.
The case of State vs.. Fred Miller was
brought up for sentence. Miller was indict-
ed for an assault with loaded pistol, with
intent to kill upon young man by the name
of Brown,in Hsllowell, last May. The allega-
ton of an intent to kill had previously been
mol pressed by the government, and the boy
had pleaded guilty of an assault and battery.
j. III. Potter appeared for the respondent
Testimony was taken out, bearing upon the
circumstances of the case from which il ap-
peared that the respondent, who is fourteen
years of age, committed the act while under
the influence of Intoxicating liquor, which he
and other boys had found in barn; that he
had worked in the cotton mill and never at
tended school. The case was continued and
the boy was allowed TO go on probation, with
an admoni,iou from the judge that upon any
further complaint he would be brought in
and sentenced. The father of the boy was
present and promised to keep his son at
school and look sharply after him.
Braddock W. Chandler VS.. Francis Hoyt.
l.. T. Carleton and j. II. Potter fer plaintiff;
Heath and Tuell for defendant. This is an
action of tort the claim of the plaintiff being
that on the 5th of February, 1887, he sold TO
the defendant mare for which he received
defendants note for $500, and with the fur
ther understanding that if the animal should
be found with foal. the defendant was to re-
turn her in as good condition as she was re-
ceived, and receive his note and a fair price
for her keeping; that while she was in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-08

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Mr.. Michael Mahoney Of Wateryille is a
vender of strong drink who thought he saw a
good opening in this city. Accordingly he
beer garden in the building just south of the
new post office. Yesterday he received a
call from three officers who found the place
in full blast, and several customers imbibing
about the festal board. Eleven bottles Of
lager beer and jug odorous of bad whiskey
were captured. The proprietor will be sum-
moned to appear before the judge today.
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vARIOLOID
Breaks Out Among the Distinguished
Passengers on the Umbria.

New YORK, Oct. I.
The 10 year old daughter of B. L. Town
send of Oyster Bay, is sick with varioloid on
steamer Umbria, which arrived at quarantine
Saturday, and landed her passengers early in
the morning. Miss Townsend was transfer :
red direct to her fathers home in a private
tug.
Among the six hundred passenger on the
Umbria were Gen. Beauregard who suffered
from sprained ankle on the journey. John
Iloey of the Adams express company, and
Andrew Carnegie. On the steamer Alaska
which landed passengers today were Mrs.
Langtry, her niece and Frederick Gebhard
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Minneapolis Flour Market.
MlNsEApoLI.. Oct. Z.

MINsEAPoLIs, Oct. Z.
There was more demand for flour again
Yesterday, caused, perhaps, by renewed
strength in the eastern wheat market. At
any rate, flour buyers are beginning to ex-
perienee practically what they were slow to
accept few weeks ago-that short crops
make higher prices. A break was expected
TO follow So great an advance in so short a
time 1t did not come when expected, and
now another rise seems to be feared. Buy
ers took we'll, even for the later forward
contracts. There was more buying from
Europe, though the bulk of the foreign
trade still waits.
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The Zimmsran Failure.

CHICAGO. Oct. I.
Several confessions of judgment were
filed in the Superior Court Saturday
afternoon by II. Zimmeran & Co, whole
sale cloak dealers at 233 Monroe street
One is in favor of Marshal Field for Sll $40
one in favor of Hugh Meyer for Sl6,56s,
and several for smaller amounts to the ag-
gregate of $4,000. The immediate cause
of the firms embarrassment is said to have
been the failure of the Traders Bank. The
firm did manufacturing and jobbing bust
ness, mainly in Chicago and St. Louis, of
$500, 900 year. They employed about $50
hands. The firm expressed hope that they
wonld be able to pay in full and resume bus
mess if not pressed too hard.
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STRIKERS AND POLICE.
They Finally Come to Blows in Chi
cago Over "Scab" Labor

CHICAGO. Oct. Z.
4he first collision between strikers and
police occurred at midnight at the Larrabee
street barns. Capt Scank and company
of his men brought l6 imported laborers to
the barn in guise of Mooney & Boland' Is
specia. policeman, and were trying to get
them under cover without attracting attention,
when few of the strikers began to call out
"scab, scab." This infuri:ted the Captain
and he called on the officers to clear the
streets. The officers went at little knot of
strikers with drawn clubs and scattered it in
ever direction. At the Ledgewick street
barns last night the strikers put to flight a
wagon load of alleged specials.
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of ten locomotives. number of side tracks
will be put in.

/ or ten locomotives. number OF side tracks
will be put in.
Mr.. Frank Kincaid Of Costigan met with s
peculiar accident one day last week. He
was crossing the room when he caught his
toe, fell forward into an open fire, and be-
fore he could get out was terribly burned.
The accident was painful as well as severe.
J. W. Waldron, the town treasurer of Old
town. who became short in his accounts a
number of years ago, and left Maine for that
reason, is now reported TO be engaged in bus
mess in Poughkeepsie, n. Y. His family,
which has been in Oldtown ever since his
disappearance, left there this week to join
him.
The Northern Maine Railroad surveying
party under chief engineer Danforth will, if
the weather permits, reach Houlton and
commence on the line between Houlton and
Presque Isle next week. After completing
the survey TO that place the engineer will
survey another line from Houlton to Ban
croft.
The following Maine horses are entered
for the opening of the fall circuit at Beacon
Park In the % class, F. f. Nye, Brewer,
br m Dirigo Maid; IL. A. Worthley, Lewis
ton, sp Lewiston Chief. In the 2.31 class,
l. W. Rogers, Waterville, 5 Chance In
the ? 81 class, G. Fowler, Portland, ch &
General Starr; also in the 2.2S class.
DIR. G. NJ. Twitchell. who has been attend
ing the Fredericton fair, was in Bangor,
Saturday morning. on his way home. He
made some purchases of very fine stock
while at the fair bringing valuable brood
mare with foal and Cleveland Bay hlly.
These were Government horses and DR..
Twitchell brought them in free of duty, as
they are to be used for breeding purposes
Chief Justice Peters has rendered his de-
eision in the matter of the reward in the Ben
nett robbery case. He gives Alonzo Sylves-
ter and Asher ID. Horn, the two Pennington
officers who arrested Whitney and Foster,
$3.50 each; Sheriff G. W Brown, Sl00;
Deputy Sheriff James f. Maloney, $50; De-
tective Thomas +. Allen, S25; B. f. Vining
S2s; Rand Harden, Sl0S.60 Bennetts
paid these rewards Saturday.
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Remains OF Millionaire Maxwell.
[ Special to the Kennebec Journal.

BowDoINHAM, Oct. I.
The remains of Capt. Noble Maxwell re-
Gently of Boston, were on Friday last in
tered in the family burial lot at East Bow
doinham Rev. Mr. Gile of Brunswick rem
dered the Unitarian service at the grave in
the presence Of relative, and friends. 1t is
thought that "A fine family cemetery will be
established at or near tins point in keeping
with the wealth of Capt. Maxwell who it will
be remembered died one year ago worth sew
eral millions
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A Maine Schooner Abandoned.

VINEYARD, HAVEN. Oct. 6.
The schooner Wigwam of Cherryfeld.
Maine, Capt. Strout, Machias for this port,
for orders, with u cargo of lumber, sprung a
leak ON the night of the 3d inst. during
strong northwest wind and heavy sea. The
crew pumped constantly, but the water stead
iy gainel on them, and it was decided to
a andon her. The vessel was abandoned 80
miles north by east of Cape Cod with l-2
feet of water in her and fast filling. The
captain and crew were taken on board the
schooner Canton of Portland bound to st.
Pierre, Martinique, and afterwards got
aboard the schooner Stephen Morgan. from
Rnston for New York.
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JACKSONVILLE TIDINGS.
Nine Deaths, Including That Of Edwin
Martin, the Heroic Editor OF the
Union.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. I.
The yellow fever bulletin for "a hours
show 33 new cases, 8 deaths. The total
cases to date are 3l5l, Corrected number)
total deaths, 29l. The deaths today include
Edwin Martin, editor of the Times Union.
Martin had stood heroically at his post during
the entire epidemic and his conservative and
cheerful tone in his editorial opinions had
done not a little to allay the fear and keep
up the courage of the people.
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ON Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Charles 2.
Nevers the victim of the recent dynamite ex-
plosion, became afflicted with severe pain.
up and down his spine and in his head. At
one o'clock yesterday morning, he breathed
his last. His death was caused by nitro
glycerine, deadly poison, considerable of
which is supposed to have been blown into
his skin and absorbed. Mrs. Nevers is
much prostrated by the sad event, which was
not expected for some days to come. Mr..
Wade is very comfortable and has ceased to
require the visits of a physician.
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FOREIGN Intelligence.
TILL AFTER ELECTION.
Britishers Allow the Fishery Question
to Cool.

MONTREAL, Oct. q.
The Montreal Gazette's London correspond
ent cables: II have inquired regarding the
reported intention of the British foreign
officers to negotiate with Washington after
the presidential election for the forma-
ton of joint commission to settle
all the dispu:ed matters on the
initial understanding that the Canadian bond
ed privileges as to fish will be yielded to the
United States. The highest official circles
know nothing of the proposal The British
attitude is Canada's attitude, namely calmly
to await, the subsidence of the American po-
litical fever in the belief that public feeling
will then revert to the decision of the recent
commission as the only just basi. for agree
ment,
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General Trade Reports.

NEW YORK Oct. I.
General trade reports are uniformly of an
increase in the movement of staple goods.
Among the influences that haze contributed
to the improvement are the advance in the
price of farm products, the more seasonable
weather and the resumption of business
through the south. The iron trade more
than holds its own, and steel rails, which
have been rather neglected, are in somewh hat
better demand.
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GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
POWDER AND DYNAMITE
Give the Entire City OF Roanoke a Ter
rible Shock

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 6.
Shortly before o'clock this evening
Browns powder magazine blew up, giving
the entire city a terrible shock, breaking
a great number of plate glass store fronts
and hundreds of panes of glass in private
residences. The magazine was situated
about mile from the city, aud contained
400 kegs of powder and 2500 pounds of
dynamite. The entire population was terri
bly, scared, and much excitement prevailed
until the nature and extent of the disaster
epoWO
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Youthful Depravity.

LONDON, Oct. S.
Mary Griffin, aged l3, was committed for
trial at Plymouth today on charge of will
full murder. She was an inmate of a home
for frendless girls. She went for walk
one day, met four year old Johnnie Della
field, robbed him, threw him over the ram
parts of Plymouth Castle, thus causing his
death. and then went and spent her booty for
candy.
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Jowett Gets Five Years.

PROVIDENCE, Oct q.
James Jowett was sentenced today by
Judge Tillinghast, in the Court OF Common
Pleas. for manslaughter in shooting of Ar
thur Craven to five year in the State prison.
The limit is 20 years. Clemency was ex-
tended on the ground of provocation.
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$4,000
lations of the New York Registration
Laws
New YORK, Oct.

New YORK, Oct. 7.
1t is announced that Chairman Quay of
the republican national committee, has de-
posted in the Garfield national bank S25 900
as fund to reward the persons furnishing
information leading to the conviction of
violators OF the registration laws in this city
There will be Faid 81 900 for the first con-
viction, 81 900 for the second, $500 for the
third and $3.50 for each subsequent convic-
ton until the fund is exhausted.
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GLOATED IN GORE.
A Negro Desperate Wantonly Shoots
Three Men
LYNCHISG, Va, Oct. I

LTNCHING, VA, Oct I.
Jim Scott. the notorious negro desperate
and e1-convict shot and probably fatally
wounded Joe Spencer, Pat Burns and Chas.
Floyd, young white men, last night, without
the slightest provocation. The victims were
residents of the village of Madison, opposite
this city, and were on their way home. The
negro escaped to the woods, and large body
of citizens are securing the country for him,
armed with shot guns.
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I,eapsd from an Express.

RANpoLrH, Mass, Oct. 6.
John Bowen, while under the influence OF
,;ouor leaned from the Boston-bound ex-
press as it passed the Pleasant street crossing
a. o0 this afternoon. He struck on his
sacs and was knocked senseless- He was
picked up and carried to his home on North
street internal injuries are feared.
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Z. NJ. FoGLER,
For said committee.

P. NJ. Fogler, Esq, Chairman:
Dear Sir: The South Congregational So
ciety of Augusta, tender the Unitarian So
ciety of this city, their hearty thanks for the
polite invitation to occupy their church par
lors during the building of their new chapel,
and may at some future time wish to avail
themselves of the privilege, but for the pres
ent have made other arrangements.
s. s. Brooks.
Chairman Prudential COMMITTEES.
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Bonds Accepted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.
The secretary of treasury this afternoon
accepted the following bonds: Four per
cent. registered. $50, 900 ut 1923; $4,000 at
1929; sl5 900 at 1923; 81 500 at 1879; $4,000
at l29; 81 200, 600 at 1923; S2o0.0o0 at l29;
$50. 900 at 1921 So. 900 at l29. Four per
cents. coupons, $4,000 at 1923. Four and
a half per cents. registered, $4,000 at los
s425 900 at los IA; $4,000 at los Ii.
Four and half per cents. coupon, $4,000
at los La.
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Think Congress Should Regulate Natu-
ralization.

BosToN, Oct b.
In the L. $. court tolay Judges Colt and
Nelson, having been petitioned to change the
naturalization methods now in vogue in the
United States court. decided against making
any change, on the ground that no real abuse
was shown to exist. and that whatever evils
attributed to the present law, may be, they
should properly be regulated by Congress.
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Worse Than Maine Whiskey.

WARREN, Oct. I.
About l2 o'clock Friday night George Will
liams, laborer, called at Lester Newcomb's
livery stable and, being in want of drink,
he and Edgar Davis, the hostler, drank from
a bottle which they found in a medicine
chest in the stable. The liquor proved to be
tincture of acouite and both men died within
an hour.
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COUNTY ROScOMMON.
to Speeches Relating to Eviction
Notices.


DUBLIN. Oct. T.
Six thousand persons attended a meeting
today on Lord Freyners estate near Castle
Rea. County Roscommon. where 100 evic-
ton notices were recently served. Speeches
were made by Sheehy, Cox and Hayden,
nationalist members Of Parliament, who ad-
vised the tenants to readopt the plan of cam
paign. 1t is stated that during the forenoon
two of the commoners mentioned collected
half the rents now due.
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"A Sure Find"
Yours, respectfully,
A. w. MCCAUsLAsD

From the New York Sun.
Bridget" said the head Of the house, ar
rayed in evening dress, II am unexpectedly
called out for the evening, and | want you
to see that your mistress gets this note as
soon as she comes in, without fail"
"Yis, sorr" responded Bridget, 'Pll lave it
in the pocket of the trousers ye're just taken
off"
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Congressman Reed at Providence

PROvlDENCE, K. T., VVt. a
The Young Republican club had rousing
meeting in Infantry Hall last night, the hall
being packed. Among the audience were
mauy prominent Democrats. The principal
addresses were made by Representative
Henry ]. Spooner of this state, and Hon.
Thomas b. Reed of Maine. The evening
was devoted to the consideration ofthe tariff
ouestion.
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A Gloucester Scho oner Wrecked.

uLotCEsTkk, hhse., pSt' -
A despatch to Geo. Steele from Louisburg,
C. B., from Capt. Michael Murray, reports
that the schooner Matthew NJ. Murray went
ashore there and is a total loss. survey
was called and the vessel was condemned
aud sold at auction yesterday. She was
built at Essex in 1883 and is 80 tons burden.
She was engaged in mackerel fishing and
was owned by Capt Murray and was insured
in the Gloucester Mutual Insurance company
for $4,000.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Chicasos Defeat the WaShinstonS---
Rain Prevents Other G mes.
The National League.

At Washington Chicagos 6, Washingtons
4. Base hits, Chicagos !. Washingtons I.
Errors, Chicagos 3, Washngtons 6. Bat
teries, Gumbert and Farrell for Chicagos
Whitney and Mack for Washingtons.
The other league games were postponed on
account of rain.
The following i. the standing of the Ma
tional League up to date
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BipDEFoRD, Oct. I.
Obed Emery, prominent citizen died
suddenly of heart disease last night aged 81.
He was constable several years and has
served in the city government. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
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An account of stock will be taken At
Z. g. Storer's today and tomorrow
after which the entire business will be
turned over to Messrs. Pinkham & Sher-
burne, the new proprietors.
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Another Candidate for the New York
Mayoralty.

New YORK, Oct. Z.
Representative labor men of this city met
tonight and nominated James J. Coogan for
mayor.
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American Association.

At Cincinnati-Cncinnatis |, Louisvilles
3.
Sunday
At Brooklvn-Brooklyns s, Clevelands l.
At Cincinnati-Cncinnati IL, Louisville s.
First game.
At St. Lous-St. Louis 6, Kansas City 2.
Second game.
At ST. Louis-St Louis s, Kansas City |.
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october Thunder in New York.

New YORK, Oct. Z.
At $50 last evening heavy thunder
.,orm broke over the city. The rain fell In
se.an,s and there was much surprise man
;fastad AT the unusual October spectacle
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STILL THEY VANISH,
Leaving a Shortage in their Accounts
for Friends to Ponder over.


NEWARK, Oct. I.
Henry Junge, American agent of the Ham
burg Rubber Company of Germany, has
been missing from his home in Avaudale
since last Sunday. His accounts are about
$1,000 short.
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kICuMoND, Oct. 6.
The dwelling house on Water street occu-
pied by William Pease was destroyed by fire
this. morning. Insured in c. ID. Newelfs
agency of the New Hampshire company for
$500. Loss fully covered by insurance.
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County Democracy Nominates Hewitt

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
The county convention of the New York
County democracy assembled at Cooper
Union this afternoon for the purpose OF
selecting candidates for county offices.
Hewitt was nominated for mayor.
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POLITICAL PATS.
Straight Tips on Where the Doodle
Went.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says
One of the most bitter disappointments of
the democrats this year, and they have had
many sorrowful experiences, is the waste of
their money in Maine. We have had
straight tip" that the Presidents check and
an nearly all the cabinet contribution were
| put into Maine and. of course. lost
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHIssTos, Oct. s, A. NJ.
For Maine; Fair; stationary tempera-
ture; northwesterly winds, high Monday
morning on the coast Of Maine attending
storm centre and eastward. Cautionary
signals Displayed on the coast from New
Haven to Eastport.