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The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
CITY GOVERN NJ lent.
Special Meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen.

special meeting Of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon.
Absent-Messrs, Smart, and Shaw.
An insane person was ordered sent to the
asylum at Augusta.
( Jeremiah Donahne and James II. Clark
were appointed special police without pay
and confirmed by the aldermen. -
The committee ON fire department to whom
was referred the petition Of Street Sprink-
ling Co. to locate eight hydraDts reported in
favor of granting the petition provided, list,
The permission of the AUDITORS be obtained
I'd, the location be approved by the chief of
the fire department; Sd, that the material
used and work performed 50 far as it applies
to the efficiency of the hydrants in case Of
fire be subject to the approval of the chief of
the fire department. the work to be per-
formed. so far as it applies to the streets,
under the direction Of the street commits
sioner, for which services they shall receive
reasonable compensation from the COM
pany, the amount to be fixed by the commit
tee on fire department; 4th, that the COM
company sprinkle the streets in front of the
City Building and the city school houses,
when it sprinkles for others near such build
ings; 9th, the city to have the exclusive con
troll of the hydrants so located in case of fire /;
9th, that the company shall give written OBJ
legation to comply with these conditions and
hold the city harmless; 7th, that said n.y.
drants be subject to removal at any time by
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. There
upon the report was laid on the table to per-
init the company to be heard.
Petitions to erect new wooden bui ldings
were granted to ii. j. Holland, Park street
". w. Deering, 937 Congress street; Franklin
SimOnds, " India street; Eva K. Loring, 444
st. John street; 5. A. Maddox, 60 India st.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
A LIVELY RUNAWAY.
A Carriage Upset and Four People
Injured.

Last evening, just before the clock struck
eight, horse attached to two-seated
wagon was driven out of the yard connected
with the Mussey boarding house, corner of
Congress and Park streets The wagon con-
tanned three women, one of them Mrs. j. A.
Spaulding's cook, named Margaret Murray,
another the cook at Mrs. Mussey's, and the
third friend of theirs, and man,
the diver of the team, Carl Frausing by
name, who has charge of the stable at Mrs
Mussey's.
The wagon had proceeded but q little way
when the horse, which Is owned by DR..
Hutchinson, started off on the dead run
down the street. As he reached Pendexter's,
the jeweler, the horse SHE'D and struck the
fore-wheels of the wagon against the curb
stone, throwing two of the women out. He
then kept on. and just below Oak street
swung out of the railroad track, twitching
the wagon all apart and throwing out Fraus-
Ing ard the other woman. Miss Murray was
carried into Pendexter's stunned but soon
revived. All of the party were badly bruised,
but no bones were broken. Then the horse,
at the rate OF about a mile minute, flew
down Congress and Middle streets. and it's
q wonder he killed nobody in his progress.
AT Gross street Mr.. Gibson, who drives one
OF ornbnry,s oat meal wagons, saw him
coming and hit him a blow ON the shoulder
as he passed him with such force that the
animal stumbled and fell, and was captured,
with his skin scraped in sew sral places and
cut on one of his hind legs. 1t is wonder
that there were not more casualties. and Mr..
Gibson is entitled to great credit for stopping
the runaway: The horse ran away once be-
fore during the day, throwing out Of the car
rage DR.. hutchinson. who was driving him.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Enoch Foster of Bethel is.:at the
Preble House.
Mr.. Geo. S. Hunt was elected director In
the Portland Trust Company yesterday.
Bev. Mr., Dinsley of Eastport and Hon.
Geo. D. Bibber of Bucksport are at the Fall
mouth Hotel. Fs
Gen. Francis a., Walker of Boston will de-
liver the Grafton at the veterans reunion at
Wiers, N. III.
Mr.. John Stanley of the Winthrop Budg ct
and Mr.. Thomas E. Calvert OF the Auburn
Gazette were In town yesterday
Mr.. W. A. Stevens of Lamson's studio has
been at the Umbagog House, Enrol, N. e.,
enjoying trip for fishing and recrea ton.
Mr.. Libby, injured In the accident at Oak
land is improving and the chances are foyor-
able for his recovery. He was in the en-
ploy Of Deering. Milliken g. Co. for long
time 4r
Funeral services over the remains of the
late Edward Sawyer were conducted yester-
day afternoon by the Rev. Henry p. Winter.
Inc inteIment was In the Eastern Cemetery.
( Mrs. Gen. Sheridan aud her children are
10 pass the summer In their cottage at S0r-
rento. Me-, which was erected last season.
MRS. sheridan Is said to be In poor health.
During several weeks of the season Col. and
Mrs. Michael V. Sheridan will be the guests
of Mrs. Sheridan.
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100 Doses One Dollar
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The pedther today
Is likelyto be colder
and fair.
PORTLAND. JUNE IL. 1889.
TNHERE is no per-
Il suader like the
weather, after all.
We might talk about
hot weather goods every
day in the week, and
weave our advertising full
of insinuating suggestions
regarding the different
things in this store that
help to make life under a
hot summer sun bearable,
still you waitfor a scorcher
before acting on our re-
commentators, so there's
nothing else to do but
keep things waiting till
your are ready.
Under clothing, for ex-
ample.
For men we have made
the strongest effort to get
together an assortment
that for variety and extent
has never been equalled
here. As soc. is the pop
ular price, the price that
most people want to pay
for mid-season Under
clothing, our lines at that
figure are naturally the
largest; from this up to
three and four dollars a
suit, the stock we are show
ing covers every desirable
sort that is to be had. The
department for ladies and
children is no less COM
plete, while the prices go
lower and higher. The
cotton Balbriggan sleeve
less Vest at 25c. is a mar
vel of cheapness and
worth.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
sRIEE JoTTINcs.

The gentle rain fell last evening.
Mr. F. G. Rich has bought the house No. IS
Stone street.
Yesterday was warm but It was delightful
TO have summer day.
One Of West & Calderwood's teams broke
down on Spring street yesterday. Nobody
was hurt IS
About 1900 pounds of cod aud paddock
and 800 pounds OF mackerel were landed
yesterday.
Thomas Barr of South street met with a
painful accident Monday afternoon, falling
and cutting his lip to the gum, DR.. Cleaves
was called and sewed the wound.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has award
ed the contract for new propeller for the
light tender Myrtle to Webb & Watson Of
East Boston at $17SS.
In school at East Deering two children
were so affected by terrific flash of. light
ming that they were insensibIe for some
time.
DIR. Hutchinson's horse ran away yester-
day and threw out the doctor, breaking the
harness and the carriage little. The doctor
was not injured.
The Dirgo Boat Club has entered for the
Senior Race at Worcester, June l7tl, and A.
A. Frates and NJ. G. Davis of. the Dirigo
club in the International single scull race.
The lobster smack men say there was
tidal wave in the harbor Monday afternoon
at the time of the storm. The swell was
fully four feet in height.
Steamer Greenwood goes on a moonlight
sail down the harbor every evening this
week, leaving B1fnham's wharf at $50
o'clock. s'i''i'
The Portland Band, not the First .Regi-
ment Band, will go to meet the Wicket as
ISOLATION of South Boston upon their arrival
here next Monday.
There will be meeting for young men
this evening at 7.30 O'Clock at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association. You
are invited to come.
Messrs. Cook, Everett g. Peunell of, Port
land have contributed SIS 90 the Maine Cen
eral Hospital. It's their practice to make
such gift each year.
Three roughs, full Of rum, ran their team
into that of Mr.. Plummer,s, the, school
teacher, on the Eastern promenade, last
night, and Mr.. Plummer's wagon lost its
front wheels.
Charles p. Rhodes, one of the Hyde Park
bicyclists who attempted the feat Of going
from Hyde Park to Portland DECORATION day,
proposes to repeat the attempt, this time
starting from Portland for Hyde Park.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
Nickerson-Jordan.

Yesterday afternoon, at 30 O'clock. there
was wedding at Congress square church.
Mr.. Harry A. Nlckerson,of TIE Sunday Tele-
gram, being united in marriage to Miss
Emma S. Jordan The ushers were Messrs.
E. c. Mitchell and John Goold. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr. Blanch-
ard. The bride was dressed in mauve
travelling suit, and the groom wore Prince
Albert coat. The wedding was very pretty,
and was witnessed by many people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nickerson have received large num-
Der of handsome bridal gifts, and they have
the kind wishes Of many friends. They left
on the $50 train. bound West. for short
wedding journey. On their return they will
live at No. % Spruce street. and will be at
home after Sept. Both.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
MUSIC AND DRAMA

ENTERTAINMENT AT OAKDALE. ~
At the residence Of Il. F. Libby. Falmouth
street, 0akdale, Thursday evening, June
18th, at 7.45 the program will begin:
Piano Dnett.Claytons Grand March .F.n.C.
Miss Oracle M Harding, Miss belly r. Mhitcher.
Recital-Katie's Mistake, in costume .........
..:..;,;;... Miss Emna r. Allen
Misses Cora and Lena and Mr.. Fred sIcMann. Z
Recital-Statue Scene -. Shake speare
- Miss Annie E.. H,er i'#l J. .p511
Mrs. Win Loyeitt. 4 4 fpesfS
Recital and Song Little Barefoot. 800. Howard
Miss Emma r. Allen, assisted by Cho al Union.
Vocal Duett-Com Pretty Bird =. .sl... :. Dubois
p.,.., Mrs. Roberts and Hawss. .sFss'
Miss Annie t. Hyer 'e'ee'ea
Peace Be Still. Palmer
Choral Union. fsisvs
To-NIGHr's CONCERT.
Tonight occurs the Grannd Benefit Con-
cert for the Johnstown sufferers. Let the
hall be packed and every one do his share.
The programme given below reflects much
credit ON those having the matter in charge
end will be greatly enjoyed. Exchange yenr
admission tickets for reserved seats at once.
at Chambers.
"a, overture--Morniog, Noon and Night. supps
u, Medley-German S0gns. ....,....... .Kuciner
First Regiment Band.
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Cavatna-Deep In My Heart,....,.... Centemeri
Jennie King Morrison.
AIo-ANc MARIA. ..s'.... ..... Mdrchetti
Miss Knight. Mrs Shurtlen. Miss Long.
Miss Stockbridge. Accompanist.
The Chariot Race (Ben Hur) 49,. a. Lew Wallace
Miss Edith Houston.
shaws quartet. Ss'Gl'NN
~ r,ai T, Snofus...'.... Weber
= Weber Club
Mrs Fellows.
hcNcTlt, kflOun OOlO). NteuXtempS
Miss Grace Hall. -,14
The Mermaids (Duet .......... Pinsuti
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Fellows.
Humorous Selection. 49,. Portland Male Quartet
Mr.. Harvey S. Murray will be the accom-,
PIANIST. ,lss 1s4-i
NOTES
Mr. Rega, who has a great equation as
tenor singer in New York, and Mr.. Myron
w. Whitney, the celebrated basso. have vol
uDteered to sing at the Cary concert in aide
the hospital in this city, July 10TH .,,o. ~ =
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Mr.. LIbby's Condition .

Word received from Wateryille last night
by Mr.. Libby's relatives In this city says
that he has about an even chance for recov-
cry 1t will be two or three days at least,
before 1t Is known to what extent he is in
]ared as he was badly jammed in the wreck.
. rom Iips are broken and one Of them pune
tured the lung: His nose is broken and his
skull fractured over his right eye n. has
had considerable hemorrhage but that has
been checked. Being under the influence of
oplates It is difficult to tell about Internal
Injuries but the doctors report as above that
ne has an even chance OF recovery. His
wife Is with him, arriving there yesterday
morning. Mr.. Tucker has given orders to
spare no expense In caring for him a. we'll
as the others injured. Mr.. Libby is a inem-
per OF the Odd Fellows and Knights OF Py-
mas and those organizations fare doing
everything In their power for his comfort.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICE

Subscribers learing The city during the
summer months can haze ftheir PRESS
mailed them regularly By leasing their dds
dress at this office. All papers are sent by
the first trains and boats, and subscribers al
the islands and along The Cape shore aciu re-
ceire their copies nearly as early as il at
their city homes 1885
The PRESS ioiu be mailed TO any address
for 80 cents month With fricitege Of chang
ina address as often as desired. So. 4
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEy.

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY. .,st4;
TUEsDAy-Martin j.. Ryan WAS sentenced on
nuisance indictment to pay fine of $500 and
costs and If not paid In ten days to six months in
Jail Committed. 49,. Fa1ff
Thomas Flaherty vs.. Mark j. Flaherty.
ASsumpst to recover S62 for the use If horse
and harness 3 days, Defense that the horse was
used but II days and the harness not at all; that
the horse was poor and not fit for hard work and
worth not over 90 cents day. Decision for the
plaintiff for $3.50. sie E,is & iFa
4. q. Verrill for plaintiff
W. "a. Looney fordefenden-
Court adjourned sine die .stt5- st
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

In this city, June II. by Rey. Henry Blanchard.
mary a, NickeIson and Miss Emma s. Jordan,
In Biddeford, June 4, Fred W. Leach and Miss
Nettie j. Stone. both of Kennebunk 80
In Rochester. N. H., June =, f. J. Bryant and
Mrs. Fannie Lubee, both of Saco. -
In Gardiner, June ]. Edwin Cole and Olive Rlair
both of Gardiner
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

Advice to Mothers. MRS. wINSLoW,S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer atohce e prodtices natural. quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub awakes as bright as a buttom.' TITS
very pleasant to taste. Il sootiies the child, soft
ems the gums. allays all pain, relieves wind regu-
lates the bowels. and is the best known remedy
for diarrhna, whether arising from teethmg or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle. f.asJ.
feb1 .,,,s NV ,F&w1y6
For any case of nervousness, sleep
lessness, weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
Try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
rhe only nerve medicine for the price in market.
a. dwlw
astoria cures Collie Constipation; -
Sour stomach, Diarfh9a, Eructarion;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
Without narcotl stupefactiOn oct6d&wly s
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

Drink Whipped Cream Soda and be happy.
At the fountain of Geo. c. Frye and II. II.
Hay & Son.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

F. o. Bailey s. Co. will sell at auction at thee
O'Clock to-day, the brick house No. 25 Myrtle
street.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
Wash laces with Index Soap.
RRIACEs.

Inc Latest Whipped Cream Soda at H. II
hay q Sons and Geo. G. Frye's.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

A large assortment Of all sizes and lengths con-
stantly on hand, suitable for Ship bridge, factory
from the largest mills South, either from Atlantic
OF Gulf ports, for which we are sole agents, and
delivered at all points. Hard-Brown's Wharf;
M te11du
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
Young Mems Republican Club.

The following have been elected members
of the Young Mems Republican Cldb:
Charles 8. Gilman, William G. Eaton,
George w. Wheeler, Henry w. Clarke,
Frank y. Milliken. T. Manning Dodge,
William e. Coughlin, Walter s. Bailey
j. Q. Clay, Wadsworth Moves.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12

Whipped Cream Soda is delicious at Geo.
@. Frye's and Fl. Il. Hay d Sons.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Proposals for Coal.

FnHE committee on public buildings VIII receive
u sealed proposals until Saturday June 10tni
and fifty tons Of best quality Lehrgh coal, broken
and two hundred and nfty tons Of best quality
Lehlgn coal, egg size, 2z40 pounds TO the ton, to
at such OF the public buildings and school houses
of the city and at such times as may be desienated
The coal to be In all respects of the best duality
and in the best order, and to be well screened On
the wharf before delivery, and weighed and
inspected by such weigher ana inspector as the
committee may des gnate.
Separate bids will be received at the same time
for four hundred tons OF Cumberland coal, suit
able for steam purposes, to be delivered as above.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Address
HOLMAN s. MELCHER,
Chairman Of Com. on Public Buildings
Portland June eth 1899 fabdfd
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
Animal Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting Of the stOekhoIdsss Q. ne
once OF the company, No. ga Osi9o
Wharf. on Tuesday, june isth, sso
y. m, for the election OF Omccts
Tor the ensuing year, and for the transaction Of
any other business that may legally come before
'n ed @sIe5i9s lima a gEo H. sIAhi leu
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12
Ma AuvRars-KuEN Ts TO-DAY.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
j. p. WEIGH, Congress street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. j. Harrington, the Middle ST. Clothler.
Gardner & Roberts, Oxford building.
Mart Repository, Plum street,.
Atkinson HouselFurpishing Co.
Il. l.. Mitchell. Congress street.asil
Burleigb, 1874 Middle street. yen
Harpswell Steamboat Co.
International Hotel.
Soda-Geo. G. Frye.
Owen. Moore Il Co. fait tn
Situation wanted.
Turner Brothets. 4anne sHfe4
For-sale or to LET. ,s,go.list ii
Tenement TO let. s,.ft .t
Agents wanted.
Rines Brothers.
Cottages TO let.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-12


A look through our Sum-
mer Suits will be a revelation
to men not accustomed to
buying ready-made clothes.
Enough Of the extremely
fashionable in fancy pIaids
to meet the taste Of the few
who care to wear them.
Plenty of the plain solid
coIored for dress and old
age, with a great variety
of the neat, quiet things that
most men choose. $I5 to
S25 is enough for any man to
pay for a good suit of rightly
made clothes.
Some wise parents are buy
Ing our So and 50 Boys Suits
and think them better value
than those offered elsewhere
for more money.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
!TEIgITfEg7fY

Now observe, while the Memphis &
Charleston Railroad will haul car load OF
bacon 800 miles for % cents per 100
pounds, OF 500 for car containing 40,
900 pounds the Missouri Pacific demand
for the same distance % cents per 100. or
500 for a car weighing 10000. On bag
ging and ties the Memphis & Charleston,
from above table, will charge % cents per
100 pounds, or 500 per ear OF 10000
pounds for a haul OF 800 miles, while for
the same distance the Missouri Pacific col
lects 5j cents per 100, or 500 per car.
In the face Of facts, aud these are facts,
thirty.eight members Of the Legislature
out Of soyenty-seycn declare by their vote
that there Is no necessity for establishing
a commission 10 have supervision over
railroads. VIII you kindly publish the
names Of the gentlemen Who oppose the
hill ON the final yoie2 / have before me a
paper issued by the State OF Iowa, en-.
titled, schedule oi maximum rates Of
charges for the transportation Of freight
and cans on each Of the railroads In the
State Of Iowa." and from Il take the fol-
lowing table Of freight rates, fractions be-
ing omitted:
Rais IN o,nh ~, 100 PoHada
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

Carr. w. w. HARVEY and wife have
gone TO Washington TO attend the inau-
guration.
Mas J. NJ. BUCHANAN, Of Meridian,
Miss, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs NJ.
l.. White, 81 Court street.
MRs. JAS. NJ. EDWARDS left yesterday
morning for visit OF few days 10 her
former home in Athens, Georgia.
JuDoE II. A. HUI, S. w. johnson,
Charles ID. Howry, Mrs G. II. Hill aud
son, T.. +. Palmer, Oxford, Miss; Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth w. johnson, New York; J. T..
Eggleston, Mississippi; VIM. ID. Oliver
aud wife are at the Gayoso.
10 d. MAGER, Buffalo; W. II. Conners,
Chattanooga; NJ. ]. Smith and wife, Sa.
lem, Mass; j. 5. Buiteriicld, Chicago; q.
@. Cantrell, Louisville; Mai. WIN. Black,
Brinkley; w. w. Crosby, Chicago, and
II. i. Wright, Bolivar, are at the Pea
body.
NJ. ID. AND s. b. Bowers, OF Imboden
Ark; n. Davis and wife, Paragould, Ark.
L. ]. Young, Akron, o.; J. I. Castles
lake. Ark; II. Frand, Kansas City, Mo.
II. 5. Shepherd, Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Miss l.. Edwards, OF Little Rock, arr
| at Duiiy's Hotel.
II. A. SIMMONS and family. Corinth; W
T. Matthews, Joncsboro, Ark; NJ. NJ
Boland, big Creek, Miss; Mrs. J. H.
Jones, Rosedale, Miss; Perry Short, Pop
lar Bluff, Mo-; ID. Doyle, Louisville; vii
4. Mcdonald, 1T. Louis; y. A. Taylor
Scnalobia, Miss. and Miss Willie sample
| Little Rock, are ut Gaston's Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
Nru nrlnnn. ,inri,n,

Nrw OnLEANa la, March i-FlSur-
Steady and firm; choice. si2jGtLf0. fancy,
Slg5ett75, extra fancy, f5.Da5.25, winter
wheat, patents, s5Gj@5sO. Corn-Quict
but firm mixed, 4lc; white aud yellow,
a5c. Oats--stcady; No. 2, 3ic Corn Meal
Quletat $40 IIay-prmo, ti0@i7. Coffee
Quiet but nrm; Rio common 10 prime. 10
Cais7lc. Rloc-Quict but steady; ordinary
10 prime. 3kd6c. Cotton Seed Products
Nominally unchanged. sugar-strong. open
kettle, choice 8 5.l0c, strictly prime. I ij.lOo
fully fair, 20 prime. Z iSiOaiisc; good
fair, $50; fair, 4 ii.icc; common 20 good
common, ghMi,sc; Inferior 8glc ccnirif.
ugal grades. OF white, GT.l0c. gray white,
o 5.i1g0Aci choice yellow clarified, &C.
prime yellow clarified, Ice on yellow
clarified. o i.lga6isc Molasscs-Stronr
open kettle, strictly prime, 3jc. good prime,
3i@JJc; prime, Dg3pc. fair 10 good fair.
2jCq2sc, common TO good common. 20g2ic.
centrifugal, strictly prime, 2ltg25c, good
prime 2i@23c. prime. i0d2lc. good fair,
isc. fair, lie; common 20 good common, u
Cgl0c. syup-Sominal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Patrick Sullivan was arrested yesterday
nj the instance OF James Coleman, farm
err, who accuses him Of the larceny OF
$3.50.
Justice Barry yesterday bound G. w.
Harrington, the young man who forged
his fathers name TO check for SIS, over
10 the Criminal Court
Squire Hughey held an inquest yester-
day morning on the body OF Alice Cox
(colored), living at the corner OF Kansas
and Virginia avenues. Death was caused
by paralysis.
The friends Of James Roper, the young
man under arrest, charged with ombez-
zling s26 from Mr.. Duffy, who keeps a
boarding house at No. 22 Main street, are
trying 20 arrange a settlement with the
prosecution and thus have the case dis
missed. The trial has been postponed un-
Gil Monday.
There will be silver medal oratorical
contest at the Adams building on Adams
street at 1880 o'clock tonight, given by the
members OF the Homo Night School. Ten
cents admission will be charged 20 insure
good order, the proceeds 10 be used by the
Working BOYS Temperance Union for
reading matter. All friends OF the school
should attend in order 10 encourage the
boys.
Despite the Indictment weather. last
night an audience Of scores Of people as
sembled in the Sunday School room Of
the Linden Street Christian Church 10
witness the Scotch entertainment. Out OF
Difference 10 the audience, a small part OF
the program was given, but each one
present was permitted 20 retain their
tickets, since the regular entertainment
was postponed. Due announcement will
be made In Sundays ArrEAL.
A fire at o'clock yesterday morning
damaged the stock Of groceries, etc, OF
Mike O'llara, corner OF Hill and Mosby
streets, TO the extent OF about II ,l00 The
damage 10 the building will not exceed
$500 The property Is owned 10y John
Overton, Jr., and is Insured for 500. Mr..
O'llara's family. who were asleep on tho
upper floor, had narrow escape from be.
ing burned TO death. An inccndiary ID
supposed TO have done the work.
Mr.. w. l.. Cameron desires THE APPEAI
20 state that he is only interested In the
Grcenyillo Wator-works TO put In the
pipe system under contract with the
water company Of that city, and will losC
nothing by the deialcation OF Albert Net
ter, Of Cincinnati Mr. Cameron Is con
WINGED that Mr. l.. Mciossa, OF New Or
leans, president OF the Greenville Water
works Company, will execute his contract
20 the letter despite the loss sustained by
Mr.. Neitcr's appropriation Of the proceeds
OF the water bonds