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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IGOR sALE-vALUABLE ESTATE AT ABARGAIN.

.4S6 acres in Westmoreland county, Va, on the
Ridge, midway between the Potomac and Rappahan-
miles wide.
300 acres in frstclass timber, pine, oak, poplar and
chestnut. 700 acres in timber not frstcass Int most
OF which is valuable for piles ties and cordwOC Of
easy access to both rivers. down-eraue; fine
power ON the property; 2S0 cleared and in hlh
state OF cultivation; splendid pear orchard 1900
trees, most OF which are just coming into bearing in
growing thrifty condition. and of the best
Duchess, Bartlett Secke and others; the fruit sells
readily IL Washington and Baltimore markets from
TO ~ % Per bushel: pears made speciality by
tue owner and have proveds perfect success; ne pros
pects Tor crop this other fruits in abundance
soil easily titled and productive: good room dwelling
aid outhouses ample bsrns all in good order; the
negborhood is uneXceptionably healthy and very de-
srabe with churches schools stores and mills within
four miles, 1t is paying farm, fine country and
would not now be offered sale but for the death OF
the former owner, and must be sold to settle up
the estate price $4,000 This property will bear the
closest inspection and affords fine opportunity for
one desiring such place.
For further information apply to
IL L. RUST, Commissioner,
1t ga 14th st. II. W., Washington, ID c.
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A Supposed Murderer Arrested.

TULARE, CAL, June IA man supposed to
be W. ". Rice, who is wanted for a murder
committed in Lincoln county, ILL.,, was arrested
here yesterday on receipt of dispatch from
the sheriff OF that county Rice denies his guilt,
but acknowledges he knows about the murder.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-JUNE 30, BY CAREFUL TENANTS
w no children, choice Tor Broom bay window Ia L.,
bet. 9TH and 18th, and X H. W. Prefer furnace no
basement; W. or n. side; permanent L.. Room e..
Lower floor, Treasury. jel l-:St.
WANTED-fHE CARE OF SOME NICE FAMILY
w House during summer: can give the best Of REL
erence from those have done the for. Cal or
address 10i31a 18th st. NV jeIO-3ts
WANTED-FOR CLIENT, A FURNISHED
w house OF IL or IL rooms, Ill "a ueigshbornoud
west Of 14th ST. rent TO begin Sept l.. Will pay 81 30
per month for the right house.
jeo-1w MAsHN DANENhOWER, ll15 st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-JuNE IL. ON 14TH ST CAR OR BET.
~ 9th and 10th, or Ia. ave-, 14th and II, Hliyer
l&ce by ST. Solitaire Pink Pearl Scarf-pin. Lib
eral reward il returned to 2034 Hllyer Place. it
! OSI-JUNE 8, SMALL BLACK-AND-TAN
~ Dog with four brown feet. A suitable reward ii
re turned to 131 ii st.n.e. It,
EcUND-A PAIR otiSPECTACLES, WHICH THE
Il owner can have by proving property and paying
charges. Apply TO CHIEF CLEi.k, department OF
Labor. it,
Y OST-A WHITE AND LIVER SETTER PUP; z
IL months old: name Fritz collar. Return to PIG
st. n. W. Suitable reward It
RfOUND-TAKEN UP ADRIFT, NEAR THE MOUTH
OF the Niconco river derrick painted lead color
The owner will prove property and pay costs Addres
Z. ". WALCOIT. Colonial Beach, Va. ell-3ts
Z OST-BLUE SKYE GYP PUP; NAME MINOR;
lInine months old. Liberal reward at l232 10th ST.
scott Ilrcle ANDREWS. jel1-3t'
I OST-A SMALL MALE YORKSHIRE SKYE DOG
II sui able reward If returned To 1O7 18th ST. NV.
jel1-3t>
7 0ST-IF LADY WHO PICKED UP SETTING OF
~ ring bearing initial NJ. ill clothing store r. 9TH
a.u U viii reurn At Once she will herself pros
ecutiUN, is known. iell-,,ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

vNANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS EN- SUITE IN
w the country, within 20 minutes or less ride Of
city, by three young men state terms and car con-
veniences. H. b., lao East Capitol st. Its
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O'Conner Wins Two Races.

SALT LAKE CIrY, UTAH, June 12-OConner
defeated Lee in three mile race Monday af-
tsrnoon in 23Asx, beating Lee one minute.
In the two mile race between the same oarsmen
OConner won In II :56, 10 seconds ahead Of Lee.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IEoR RENT-CHEAP-Two FINE FRONT OFFICE
Il rooms, at II 18th st. NV, nearG tel l-:t.
TrOR RENT-0FFICE ROOMS-LARGE, AIRY
l. office rooms on second floor of building, cor
ner 9TH and q streets northwest opposite Pension
Office. ALBERT 4. FOX, go st. nv. jelO-0t
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

"ANTED-LADIES TRY 'ORANGE BLOSSOM
w cure Tor female diseases; also Dr. Mcliil,s
BLOOD Puriier malaria; 100 doses samples
free; Mrs 7. A. BAlLkY. sole agent 81 A st. ne
VVANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
w guns, revolyers, old gold and silver for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan Once. 20l Penn ave. corner I'd ct. Nv. my2d
w Renovnting Works; Feathers Renowned Mat.
tresses Made over Furniture Steamed aud Moths De
siroyed. y uSouNGs.l40sf S-sv. Telephone IVOS-3.
spll-7m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND OFFICE FUR
w iture Of every description. Also Store Fixtures
st NV. myZ4-lm
WANTEp-sMOKE ,PQRTUONpO co.'s c.
w gars; Carolina and Conchs Norest2 Dc each,
Margar1ta Londre and Zsrxuelxs, loo each JOSEPH
n. POkTUONOo CO., Philadelphia. myl5-1m
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A SMALL GENTLEMEN WASHING
~ OF smau family washing. Apply No. 1s3sA
WANTEp-A sECoND-HAND BICYCLEi THE
~ New Rapid. or g good w. z SEBREF, With
Inos. w. smith, LIST ana Ind. ave- NV. je11-S
WANTED "A CAREFUL FAMILY TO OCCUPY
w large, nicely furnished residence in northwest
SECTION. from July TO October at nominal rental
rsferense e required Address o. K, Star Office.
WANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL.
w stored; Mattresses made over; work done in .
made perfect nt guaranteed 6. NELSON. 1928 ".
WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THK HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second hand Furniture, Carpets and
5 fa Entire HOUSEHOLDS . specially. Address
zig Tth st. aw. jeS
WANTED-A FEW MORE SCHOLARS TO LEARN
knowledge Of drawing necessary Lessons day
ing. J. W. REYNOLDS. Studio 439 9th St te6-l2t
WANTED-TOBUY-GOO DsECOND-HANDGEN-
W, uehen's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &C.. for which
hEhss9 9asa price is pad Gsl Or send p9stsi
WANTED-HoRsEs. TO PASTURE AT s5 PER
order box Prices stable, 81 9th NV farm 7th-st
road. eight miles from city o. Il. p. CLARK. Sligo
Md my25-lm'
WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE-
w 2Oc POUND; cooking, 1oc. Warranted not to get
funded Try Cotton Seed Lard. pnrer, ricEer and
goes further than Hogs Lard FIR sale only IN the
oster Market At stalls 32S 329, 500 middle Of nsh
WANTED : INTERVENING, TYPEwRITING-
ARNOLD. s,enosrapher aud Typewriter, SO ST Cloud
Building. myl3-lms
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FOR SALE-LOTS

I'9156 s sshEddT ~ CORNER LoTs NORTHWEST.
iy ;sYfa-sr oARrsT EVANS 4 cSEysi
Or OF s 49,. FRET on 7 STREET RUNNING
bn n.. G Ses ars rh., :. =, section
%;SSa, 81 if sfSSf sSs :, isI Ys
tIXkaiNE THESE pEsrR ABLE rSyrsrNrxrs
% ST n. e, near Maryland ave., Is Wi al 90
lou s., ne e. near SsTs Ian. sSa ave. ave.
s ss 81 = me-: corner s sMssslsnS ave- 90
In 81 ne, near Maryland ave. 6o,l 81
!. 5. n near fes Ssssl s W.
ath st se near kIrg na ave- llonl o5. ..........40
Further particulars supplied by
fl2-ot 326 Pennsylvania ave sc
E,oR sALE-sEvERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS on O
Ste st, ssa SeS5 gsn st. and De5y desr.se Bqans
nS ,e5.f asgpls J.w.f Ma Mhhs Sss q son
EoR sAI.E-A VERY CHEAP LOT on BsT. Nk
lStS st. 6eiSeen and i, sIss ST per r. "a n
sm 81; oetSeen sth and 10th W SoHso with rarty
JelI-3t 500 p 81. nv
Tor SALE : PROSPECT Hill. ELEvATFr
Eiysr, between Lcklnsisn and Lincoln ave. sithiI
I lei % the electric Sa, hpe e.n 9sIirs ID
l,oR sALE-CHOICE BUILDING LoT ON ST
Ss'slhce II purchased At once. No agents. ARls-
ioShAA care Star office. 1el0-3t
Valuable Lots in square 1se adjoining the resi-
Seu.t q the late ". Corcoran from ting Con
heeuc ~ avenue" and north and near "IAfAyets
lou snd arrASut square" and being snldl vision
ID 40 ID, IL, ~, 20. 2l. %, "a "a. %, III, %,
"a ". W CorcOran's sub,li vision OF souare sd in
washington city, u, q.
Appiy 10 ANTHONY HYDE
CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S
tn trustees of the Estate Of ". W. CorcOrAn,
-9eio-lm fl4 18th ST. NV, Washington, -. Q.
Sph sALE-BRooKLAND AND SOUTH BROOK
y iahd lots Ne have the choicest lots ia these sub
DIVISIONS a! from 10 L. Ter square foot Gail
al once ana MAKE choice. These the Cheapest
ao ost lots in the District Of Columbia conN eIent
70 the ELECTRIC and steam cars. MCLACHIEN a
DAiShEA-Dkh, IZlo ST. NV. !eS-lm
sOR sALE-THREE OF THE FINEST AND MOST
y economical building lots in the city at the corner
o. ave- AID I'd ST. NV. 10 the Luz
,eslor and fost-Ohice departments, the Pension
Oul'e Dulidlns the Government Printing Office and
the capitol Houses ON these lots would sell rent
readily % feet front Massachuse ave running
10 an alley sold within . days they can be bad
for 5000 each
Also the best lot North Capitol ST. between NJ ana
sts hall block from Electric railroad 20 by iO 10
an alley Tor 5000, which is 800 less than any other
lot IN that locality. Apply 10 JOHN OOOk. ols l2th
NJ Nv. 1ts-lm
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

FOE .B RENFR AZ ST ". WITH BOARD. TWO
syS gentlemen home made bread and cske; $40 and
nR RExImIHREE UNFURNIsHEp ROOMS;
n nina0" TIE family consist Of two adults. To- Il
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
Rooms, At low prices, Tor hsht houseleepins wiIi
board desired modern improvements: southern eI
POSTURE lll5 X st. NV. IL
INOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT RoIRD TWO
sscond aoor aud TOPS PaTio. and edro0m on
EoR RENT-lO21 nth ST NV. CORNER
Il Massachusetts, ave. finely furnished front room:
SSSl and lights bay window; cheap desirable party
FoR EENT-A SUITE OF TIRES COOL. IN
SYso s 1nssns north and '0u'A ,ss5 ss
EoR RENT-7os sTH ST. n W HANDSOMELY
story bach ssaerer in n house. also .s1d
EoR RENT-l4l4 18TH STREET " W, ONE
large front acose ROOM I'd floor other large
EoR RENT-!sUMMER REsORT-CooL, PLEAs-
= ant rooms handsomely furnished. finest Windsor
home or club liz doS sso. nsar R
I(oR RENT-FoUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. UNFUR.
nnshed Ntchen, dining-room. psrlor and chamber.
l2Of 10Th stn.w. jell-3t
SoR RENT-lI19 I 81. n ". FURNISHED
\ rooms Tor rent, with board, at reasonable rates
convenient TO four lines of street park OF
house; table ooarders wanted also. ,el1-3ts
lOR REMITTANCE N1CELY-FURNISHED I'd
Il and Sd story south front rooms. very low terms
no children hall room, so; large closet with each
room. 223 Indiana ave. n ". 5ell-3t'
EoR RkNT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
eoinior' abe for summer. best attention, summer
prices Sl3 Nj st. nv. 3el0-3t'
EoR RENT-9o9 NJ ST. n. W., CoMMUNlCAT-
Ing rooms, I'd floor. unfurnished: also Sd floor
furnished rooms; nrstclass table board. !el0-3t'
ISOR RENT-UNFURN SHED HANDSOME PAR
Il lars, dllng-room. and kitchen If desired; also
or two "a story rooms. 63i st. nv iel0-3t'
lSoR RENr-A FLAT OF THREE ROOMS AND
4 bath on second floor at III L st. NV. jelo-3t'
NOR RENT - FURNISHED - SECOND STORY
'front.' room, with closets and acove convenient TO
cars and caterer no objection TO very light house,
Keeping no children Apply Sl3 llth st. jelo-3.
ISOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS
- single or en- suite, liz private family; furnished;
large double corner house. south and east 'front.'
erences required. 110l h st. NV. 5el-l2t'
EoR RENT-IN THE NORTHWEST, SUITE OF
Il four rooms on "a toor suitable for light house.
keeping, 70 family without children; summer prices
4Ooe loth ST. je5-lm
IrOR RENT-ELEGANTLY-FUR ROOMS
Il at OIL St n ", Ell suite or single: references
my30-2ws
EoR RENT-s17 18th ST. n. W., FURNISHED OR
Il unfurnished ROOMS, en- suite; also ONCE room to
rent my2l I'm.
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For Oaer TskgrqpAtc Neos See Pages and s.
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

IGOR RENT-STABLE AND CARRIAGE ROOM IN
4 well kept private stable centrally located. Ad-
dress STABLE ROOM, star office. je7-0t
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cHARIfs N MATHEWS.
EOR SALE-FINE LOTS
II Conn ave fbraurh - OH 90 90.

I.OR SALE-FlNE LOTS
Conn. ave, through 70 9th st. 32x6O
Cor $ and aoth sts, 50k55. -
bet bet 5t ga s s and az SG@a sye
Ss,.' bet bet ~ In ma, and 18Th ats: 2sssts5.s
!. Il ave NV. 6t;6II@6.sSs
2lst st. bet. L and boundary. lql,sl.
ST. 6 bet itth and 10th. ~ 9. loK9S S.,
st nv, bet 3th and 4th sts.. 2U1yO.
Cor ION and VETS. NV, s5x75.
jei-lat' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 Est.
T;oR sALE-A BAEGAIN-A RARE CHANCE 10
se, two southeast front lots, Il. ave-, bet and
price sl5o .. q HILL sIh and sta NV jes-dt!N
VFoh sALE-A NICELY LOCATED LOT SOUTH
'front.' on hoanoke ST., Columbia Heights, near 18Th
lot on st near 9TH St n e.. and one on G s., be-
tween oth and 9Th SITS L. viii be sold cheap 20
99oo feet Of ground on st North Capitol ST.,
&C. s@okMSIEDT BRADLEY.
'e'-o. y21 st. NV.
Ifok sALE.FIyE CHOICE LOIS NEAR DUPONT
aud location cannot be duplicated the city. terIls
BUSHNELL & cARUsI.
- heal Estate BROKERS'
'eo-1Ot lOOs ct. NV.
I 5o1l5o Ieet: high ground; near hotel aud l new
moniiiy eaG:cS siyy p each; ln instaLlments q $40
building, ST. between 9th and 9Th SITS. ye4-lm
,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOIS II MI. PI.EAs-
ant, S0OO and 500 each. j. X. HELIFOhD
my2o-Lmo Fleming Building. l4l9Gst
L, OR SALE-G0 LOTS IN "FAIRVIEw." BE-
tween Lexington and National Eair grounds 25x
lOO and Soxl.U, from 81 5OtO sSOOeach easy terms
ILs suOdiNlslon Il on the line improvements and
affords an opportunity Tor Tor plAts and
Information al ply " Rust a HCNGEkFOkD,
hyZ+lm Ga l4th stn.w.
NOR sALE-LoTs IN WAGGAMAN AND RI
douus addition TO the city Of Washington, formerly
eSlea MoOd.ey tark his property Is situate at the
!erulnus OF COnslectlcut ave extended, and adOins
halorala Heights, the bridge the pArk drive
AID near by the proposed geological garues An elec.
tflc road Will DC constructed. having AleAdy
Teen obtained from Congress Specsl prices 10 keo-
lie VI prominence MhO Will build lue houses
Call Tor plat; also bulletin Of cheap property
JNO. h. MAGGAMAN,
mylO-3m sVU l4th ST.
II 5000 FEET OF GROUND;
New Hampshire ave- 10Th and sts., will make
Twelve or more los of not less 10 frontae
aplo FRANK Is. CONGEh, l4l0 81
Il THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New hampshire and ST. q
90 per loot FRANK b. CONGEk
II
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IHOR RENT-CORNER GROCERY STORE. WITH
II rooms: good stand rent cheap; fixtures al right
Apply 1919 18th st NV jeil-5ts
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SOUTH BROOKLAND
y WITH CITY STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR

FOR SALE.-The beautifully situated tract of land
called south BroSkiSnd having been spbdiyided ~
ieet and avenues 80 feet wide, Is placed ON the
market. IL is on the line of the Metropolitan r. r.
south of and adjoining Brookland, about one mile
north OF the city, and but short distance the
eectrlc cars and near the University. Only min
makes It very desirable and property WHICH viii rap
idy increase In value For the present, lots will Be
sold at the low price from 10 II cents on easy
terms. For plsts. &C., apply TO
VIM o. DENIsoN. 923 ST. NV.
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30

"ANTED-By an American woman a posi-
w tion as housekeeper in Gentleman's fam
lily, can give first class reference; also a good
cook from st. Johns, wishes a chance in a private
family, and girls furnished for hotels. Apply at
1853 Federal St.. My ONCE, MRS. NELLIE
PALMER. PAL
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ROYAL ALEXANDRIA COMPANY.

ROYAL ALEXANDRA COMPANY.
The idea of this company Is to reproduce
the famous gorgeous features Of the worlds
greatest amusement palace, the Alhambra
Theatre, London. Prominent amongst the
features is the Alhambra Clubs recep-
ton which for appointments and wardrobe
effects will eclipse anything ever seen in this
city. The silk plush draperies, satin and
gold costumes are the most elaborate and
expensive ever presented by travelling
company. The performance concludes with
a new burlesque, Bluebeard, ST., written ex-
pressly for this company by Frank Wright
That the theatre will be crowded September
Ath and 9Th is already an assured fact.
SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
The celebrated "Balmoral Choir" from
bridge for his course. There are II singers
in the choir, and they sing solos. duets.
gless, madrigals, and part songs. They have
appeared before Queen Victoria and her
court, the Prince and Princess of Wales and
all the leading aristocracy of Scotland, Eng
land and Ireland. Many of the famous glees
are on their programme, among them the
following: "Green grow the Rushes,"
"Willie brawd peck O. mant," "Caller Her.
rim" 'Who shall win my Lady Fayre," and
others.
NOTES.
The largest importation of theatrical goods
ever made at Boston came on Wednesday on
the steamer Milanese from Liverpool in the
shape of 176 packages for Richard Mansfield.
He imp )rts the scenery, costume, armor and
in fact all the stage settings and property
nv for 10 nrndnetinu of Riabord
AS stage properties have been decided by
the courts to be the tools of trade" of the
manager, they are admitted free of duty. The
estimated value was placed at $4,000
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
The Stoddard Lectures,

telegram and other advices from Messrs.
Burditt and North. report that their trip to
the North Cape was perfect success. In
company with their families and their photo
grapher. especially sent over to them from
London-they embarked at Trondhiem In a.
tourist steamer and coasted along the West
coast of Norway. This coast is SO fringed
with inlets from the sea, called Fjords, that
an outside coast line of thousand miles is
in this way, practically increased to three
thousand miles. The steamer assembled
several of the most important of these and
her commander placed at our travellers dis
posal every facility for obtaining photo
graphs of everything desirable. They re-
NAMED day at Tromso, visiting from these
an encampment Of the Laplanders located a
short distance ih the interior, and enjoyed
view of this strange people in their own
homes and surrounded by their fayorite
reindeer, which are about their only source
of subsistence and property.
A short stay was made at Hammerfest.
which enjoys the distinction OF being the
most northern town in the world, being in
latitude 70o 40. A days journey thence
brought them to the North Cape, the
northernmost point of Europe and north OF
the latitude even Of Alaska They assembled
the towering North Cape mountain of rock
at which point Carlyle said that all the
world was his feet. While within the Arctic
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
OWEN, MOORE & co.

WHEREAS Charles D. Richards, of Portland
w in the County of Cumberland and State OF
Maine, by his Mortgage deed dated the twenty.
fifth day of June, A. ID. 1886, and recorded In
Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book $40, PAGE
SO, conveyed to the undersigned, James ID. Fes-
sender, OF the city, County and State of New
York, the following described parcel of real es-
tate to witt
A certain lot or parcel Of land situated In said
Portland on the nOrthwesterly side of Con gress
street and bounded and described as follows
Beginning at point on the northwesterly side of
Congress street which point is distant fifty-two
(52) feet and f0rty-fve one hundreaths (45-1OO)
of foot soutwesterly from Emerson street:
thence southwesterly by said Congress street a
distance of fitty-two (52) feet and fortyfour one
hundredths IA 10O) Of a foot to point, and from
these two points extending back at right angles
to said Congress street, distance of eighty fSOl
feet; being the lot numbered four (4) in Block
"a" on plan recorded in the Cumberland Repis
try of Deeds for said Cumberland County in Plan
Book A, Page IS, and being the same lot con-
veyed TO SAID Charles d. Richards by said lanes
D. Fessenden on the said twenty-ifth day Of June,
A. ID. 1886.
And whereas the condition of said MORTGAGE
has been broken.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given of
the claim OF said James ID. FessendeII BY said
mortgage on such real estate, and that the condi-
ton Of said mortgage has been broken and that
by reason OF the breach of the Condition thereof
the said James ID. Fessenden claims foreclosure
of said mortgage.
August, A. d. 1889.
au30d1aw3wF JAMES ID. FESSENDEN,
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
BRIEF joTTINCS.

E. b. Mallett's yacht Restless was in the
harbor yesterday.
Mr.. James B. O'Reilly has been appointed
fireman Of the city building
The Gitana, Fleet Captain Webb, of the
Boston Yacht Club, is in port.
Yesterday was bright, but there was fog
outside the city and at times a little of it
drifted in town.
Congress square church will be re-opened
next Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Henry
Blanchard, will ofiiciate.
The next outdoor band concert will be
given by Chambers Band in Deering Park
Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Shepley Camp S. of V. and ladies had an
outing to the islands yesterday and enjoyed
dinner at Peaks Island immensely.
Yesterday:each of the aldermen received an
envelope containing thirty dollars, the pro-
ceeds of the hack and carriage licenses.
A New York gentleman staying at Harps-
well has bought go acres Of the Slower Farm
and will erect a summer residence on the
grounds.
A horse and dump cart fell down the side
of the Munjoy reservoir over crushed stone
all the way down yesterday. The horse
was badly bruised.
Wednesday, members of the Martha Wash.
ington Society, to the number of 80, held
their annual reunion at the cottage of Mrs.
Cooper, Jones's Landing, Peaks Island.
Wednesday, about fifty ladies and gentle
men gave Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
house warming. After fine supper Of sal
ads and cake, music was the order of the
evening
The fifth volume Of York Deeds will be
ready for delivery next Monday. The sixth
volume is about half done and all the manu-
script in the hands of the printers. 1t is ex-
pected to have it ready before January 1st
The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
PERSONAL.

Prof. j. B. Foster OF Colby: University is
Squirrel Island.
Hon. Tobias Lord of Steep Falls was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. DIR. McWhinnie, formerly pastor of
Free street church, and wife, are guests at
the cottage of Mr.. Joseph A. King at Great
Diamond Island.
Woodbury. S. Dana, ESQ.,. after being con-
fined to his house for several months past by
severe sickness, rode out yesterday for the
first time and is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. John G. Small, conductor on the York
Harbor branch of the B. g. M. r. r., who
was for many years assistant station agent
at the old Eastern station is spending his
vacation in the city.
Mr.. Ed. A. Perry of the Boston Herald,
came to the city yesterday morning with the
visitors from Boston, and paid his father,
Gen. J. j. Perry, brief visit He returned
last night with the same company.
The will Of the late John w. Mccoy of
Baltimore, gives Johns Hopkins Univ ersity
100000, with his magnificent library, and
makes it the residuary legatee His collec-
ton Of paintings goes to the Peabody In
stitute.
Mr.. JOSEPH Ward, who is connected with a
theatrical company, passed through the city
yesterday en- route for Burlington, VT Mr..
Ward will be remembered as manager of the
Wally Ward Variety Company, which was
playing here number of years ago.
1t is said to be the intention of the Sorren-
to people. especially of Hon. Frank Jones,
the moneyed man of the concern, to build
Union church. There is talk of starting it
next month and installing Henry Bernard
Carpenter its summer pastor, if he will
agree. .sl ts+h,