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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
little cold wsather. ana IN fact scarcely any
dwaerccsbIs weather.
what IL your memory worth - to the
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rntarnstional copxright.


The papers are a&sis dscsssisg the inter
nsti.usl copyright bill. BY reason Of the
fact that the authors constitute but cen.
rsraiivsly small psrtisn OF the pscpIs this
oill scent TO have bsea but very little studied
and 10 have been treated rather sllghtingly
by our NJ isnal lawmakers. The least that
eau be said rec ardiss the sill 10 that It should
meet wiz careful consideration and -
thoroughly examissd on its merits. One
objection urged 10 The passage Of the bill Is
that 70 would Interfere With "chesp liters'
ture.". Perhaps II would, sesinx that there
10 cheap literature and cheap literature. IL
would probably drive good deal Of cheap
literature Of the persicisus sort out OF the
market, and that . cossuumation devoatly
TO be wished. AZ 10 the f-cI tnat the authors
are q snail element, 1t should 10 renembsfed
that good authors are the beat OF educators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

A BOOMERANG. Our North Carollns frlepds
ought, before supporting IT, 10 consider care
fully ths proposition to make The payment OF
Q oapitasieu-s&x prequisise 10 vsses. TAis
Sax was tried In virgiria Tor several years
altar 1876. II proved TO be regular boone
rang. The sorhern Republicans furnished
the money to pay the capitstion TAX for the
negroes, bat ths nsrthsrs Democrats would
NOT do A. much for The whites. Besides,
whilst no negro was too proud to allow his
Car 70 b paid for him many white men re-
sused to rexhtsr, or IL they did, to allow
shslr tax to Do paid. Many refused to vote.
We fear tnst eur North Carolina friends
nay have an experience similar to ours In
Virginia. Consider the proposition We are
speaking Of, In osnnsctlsn with the follow
Ing listie paragraph;
II 10 conceded on sill hands that the Re
pub,icans caa fstse mere money for election
purposes than Toe DsaocrAts can raise, aad
that the Republicans profit more largely by
che use Of mossy than do the Democrats. -
Buffalo Cearsu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
social Affairs ut old Point.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FoRTsRss hsNRoB, YA.,}
February 2, 1889. (

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FoRTskss hsNRoB, YA.,}
February 2, 1889.
The social ball was set In molten by Mrs.
SCHUYLER Hamilton, Jr., Of Newport, on last
koHdav evening, who rave dinner party 10
a numee OF the officers and ladies Of the
earrtses. This was followed en- wednesday
afternsen BY q tea given nv Mrs. DR.. br0ekes
Ia homer OF hor Ruesk Miss Burt, dasEs ier OF
Colensl Burt, S4veata United STATES tnfast.
~, and MISC Bowman, OF Wilmington, Del.
Captsia ana srs Iarslls gave tss en- FRI
day evening TO their many friends IN the
garrison. and this evening Colonel and krs
Bird cslsbrs.sd the majority OF their son,
Mr.. +. b. Bird, OF Wilmington, who came
on fer The esession.
Last evening Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Wood ward, Of Louisville, gave a german TO
the officers and ladies Of the garrison, which
was q most delightful AFFAIR. Ii vas led by
Lieutenant 4. Bsstley Mott, First artillery,
and Mrs. woodward. who won the adniras
ties Of then friends by the happy manner In
which Il was conducted. Among those
dascinE we're Ma. Hamilton and Lieutenant
Garfield, Miss Frank and Lieutenant Ste
vens, Mss PenHinsten aud Lieutenant
Chamberlain, Miss Miller and Lieutenant
Wake, Miss Ruby Miller and Lieutenant
Osthains. Miss ingalls, and Lieutenant Alex.
sndsr, Aiss Evans aud MIR. B0dsll, Mrs.
wake aud Lieutenant Dafrow, Mics Booses
and Mr.. Bird. Eiss johnson and Lieutenant
BasbitL Lisutessnt and Mrs. trswferd.
Lieutenant aud Mrs. Conklip, Lieutenant
ana Mrs. HILLS.
Tssre wss profusion OF handsome favors,
which were distributed by Ms. Hamilton
aud Mrs. Woodward.
Miss ksude Bodell has gene 10 Baltimore
10 spend q couple OF weeks with friends.
Cslonsl Il. X. Warner, who WAS Stationed
here some Eve or elk years arc In command
Of Battery A, Third artillery, Is visiting
frieads st the pcst.
Mrs. Frank, wife OF Colonel Roysi T.
Frank, cosuandAst, returned this morning
from New York, where she has been visiting
iriends for the pat nontb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
An r.x..ser,. pr..m.

Asa ssnple 81 hsw great oaks from little
acorps grew, Besjsnin Davenport, manager
OF the Caluest Fsstsasr Company, invsnled
q rttIe clasp for corssis, which hm been
such a pAsnsntnsl Improvement. relieving
ladies 30 materially OF the difficulties they
have experienced In ia.tesing and uniasisA.
Ing their corsets, ebristing all the strain
upon the delicate aechAnism OF the female
bsdy, that. like the returning ssll and Fos-
tsf's sisve-fssssser. 1t hss xoas through the
csuatsy with . rush. Pstents were taken
cut fer oil Of Europe, she clssp was adspsed
~ The issdisg cs<set ussufsetuscr Of this
co~siry; be inhcrestoAfn II sses OF The lead
Ing wall-sxeel sk.brsksrs, snd thars was
placed 10 biz credit Sie0.eeo TO be spent ia
advertising within SIX msnthe. To an.
ususss the inprsveueat to the putlic be
saspssd The sovsI means Of Helsg full
psss II tive husdssd OF The psiseipai isur.
Hals 81 Ausrscs. and get up "a artistic sd-
vsrtisen neat. 6rsws ~ enc 81 Kew York's
bss< artists, viii pes>ry ~ TIE ssnne written
Sy sas II tAe nsst su1neaf wrbtsrs OF the
New rerk wsri1, ~ plscsa ~ r. ". Nos
lrss6s A1v~t1fss Desssu. A. this osiv
spesnv snss ~ Deaoing p&pers II ID eeunt -
Wosls { ssess,leu. We esh the aulsss3sn Of
eur RAIDERS b the Eenarksbie Appsaraece Of
ne advertisement % ksze Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Tuu WHIT. or ls7s.-ws make the fol

TEE wrrrR or ls7s.-ws mako the fol-
lowing extracts from weather record Of
1875:
1876, Jsauary 6--"Mr. II. A. Jacob told
ne to-day that the eutsrsups wsrs In blesn
IN Holly wood cemetery. Also, Z tree Of
sons knd. TIE us usualiy warn wsskssr,
Esd The sng spssl u H. Il the topic Of every
ones e>nverssstsa VITA his seishbors.
There baa sss bsss set< dsy saes Dscen-
Der 18th. when The Asrncnetes at sunrise
stood q t4s."
nav sncs Hsssmbsr 6sh, and that did net
ooyee NJ sfousd"
le7a y6ssmy Ik-"fSs nest plsessat
vufnr - III ~ snebe1y - rsesAect. 80
npoA elcus. Cry wseGbsr."
I'm, 5amnsJ ST. NJ. =. tsl6 ~ te-ly
- ~ ~ psgvr bsoegs kuSWn - pkoa1aet
: ojstsg. xbsss ~ ~ - ssews - bss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

Mr.. GRAY. OF Delaware. and Mr. BUTLER,
Of South Carolina, qnestiossd DIR. spooSrs,
Of Wisconsin, in the United States seasts the
other day in erdsr TO lsarn frem hin whether
or not be recognizes the elementary law "
that whilst The State legislatures may exer-
else almost any power not denied to them
BY the Federal or State Constitutions the
Congress can exercise no power not ex-
pressly conferred upss this body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Deac,.re,tn Pension Payments
10y telegraph to the pspaton.I

WASHINGTON, February 2.-rne Commits
sionsr OF Pensions has ADVISED the Secretary
OF the Interior that there will be deficiency
in the amount necessary for the payment oil
pensions for the ii.cs year over and above
The existing appropriations OF about $1,000
COO. and asks that the necessary steps oe
taken to secure the immediate consideration
OF the matter by Congress to prevent the
sioppige vi the payment OF pensions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
GseCEsIss. az.
CUGAR, SUGAR, SUGAR.
GREAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS.
THE GREAT
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS,
eos BROAD STREET AND 1853 EAST MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND. va.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT COST.

The best standard Graaulstod Sugars At 7Hc.
per pound; the lest Standard A sugar at &c !;
the best n hite Extra G sugar st skc. tAe best
Light & Sugar Of &c. the best Cut sugar 81 btc.
Der pound. he best Powdered sugar at ssc
Handsome presents In the way OF Crocksry,
Glassware, SC, given 10 all purchasers OF our nne
Teas and Cofees. We also rive checks with every
Is cents worth Of Tea, Coffee, and Baking Pow
ders.
II will pay you not 70 forget their very nns
aromatic Java and Mocha Coffees at J0c.
Fine CoTess a. Is. "a. 81, and 80.
Consumers caa save from 20 70 20 per cent by
buying their Teas, Cofsss. sugars, and Baking
Powders from US.
Co1es ground fresh while waiting BY aid OF our
new electric motor.
Our s-oclock breakfast Coffee ct CSC. psr
pound Is the best. cheapest and nost sconomi-
Cal In the market
Drink Thea Nectar, Pure Chinese Tea. viii
salt ali tastss-the standard tea OF the United
States. Sold al sor per pound. Prssens win
every pound.
We cordially invite all lovers Of good Teas.
Cofiees. and BakiA e Powder 10 call and bring
their frisnds and inspsct our sxcshsa, STOCK Of
New Teas, Pure colfsss, and Baking Powder be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Remember our stores: Cos BROAD STREET
and 1859 EAST MAIN STREET.
r. 3-St MANAGER.
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NorCeIk'S nudgas.

fSpoci8l telegram 70 Tao UnpAtchI
NogForK. Va, February 2.-The Wash.
Ipgton steamer this morning reported having
seen schooner, supposed to be 40 oyster
vessel, sunk OF Back river in the lower bay.
Mrs. Gsorgiana Atkinson, wife OF Judge
George II. Atkisson, OF Isle OF Wight coun-
tv, died in smlikfed this morning from an
attack OF pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
whit. Can. AFTER csiored Men.

HAREIsoNsURG, Va. February 2.-The
White Cap, have organized here and Sc
yorely handled two colored men. Archer
Strsther and hofett Cochrsae. Notice bad
been previously gwen them that they must
improve thsr morals or they would be
visited by the White Caps. The colored
people are very much alarmed aud many OF
them are afraid TO be seen Oh the street at
ntoht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

The Terrs Haute Express rays: "Ths
German Herr 10 an equivalent for the Ameri-
can Mr.. The American her is more than an
equivalent for the American Mr." Not "
the American Mr.. mirsd her; and therein
Is about the esly consolation Of the bachelor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
One Hundred Men Dut.

POTTsynLE, PA, February 2.-So. 3 fur
mace OF The PottsYile Iron and Steel Compa-
nv was blown out to-day owing to the
duIness OF the iron trade, and will remain
out Of bsst until the spring. One hundred
men are thrown out OF employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

"A Frsach ssvant, in curious iEvestlsa'
ton, has discovered that red has been the
most prominent coler in literature from the
time OF LuoIAS TO the pressat day" Why a
discovery 1t IL natural that most literature
should be read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

Mr.. Havire, At Newbcrry, S. G., states
thss he fiads Or. B4gerfs Hucklcberry
tbs dead. IL will cersalnly cure dlsrrh0a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

The plea for general hospital In Rich-
mond which appears In another column Of
the Dispatch this morning, is strong aud
timely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
Hosss- AnD Cow-FsED.
N1NSEE HERE SEE HERE lQSa
FrNNEY BHorHERy
HORSE. FRID AND COW.FKEp.

These FEgDs are nss ~ConditIes povdsrs |"
or anything q that sors bus the bsst GOWN,
pared after special ;srnuiss = eur eva.
NoShing eauAls tAsm fer pae<ns and tsepinS
HtrSss II good csadiSioa aad for iscrsAsiss TIE
rishn~ss end quastty u niik N epuA
Nereovsr, thsy ars ~ shsapsss fkkDs "a he
markeI kseaits eouek4ero1. tAsy cost Aoogs
haif Of vAat any seAsr fse1 deoA
We Ahip ge>ds al over Ne ooaatry. In fhe city
w deliver froe. Orders aal eerresesndenes la
vinsd fiNgEY bkQ tkxn&
tio< car street,
seboae ~ 6SSafsSWn
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Gevesnsr Ksmper Net III.

ORASGg, Va, February 2. Ex-Governor
Reaper IL not sick, but, on the cestrary, Is
10 his usuai health. No physicians are at.
tepdisg him. and the report that he Is seri-
ously III is . mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

"The Germans are warm ever the Samoan
question" Send Senator EbMUSDs 10 dis.
cuss it with them. lie will reduce their
tfmDeFatuYA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

Ex-senator FAIR is Just recovering from
an attack OF pneumonia" That is, Is In q
far way 10 get well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
BRJEF COMMENT.

II begins 10 look as II HARRISON Decent
know any more about bis Cabinet than any.
body else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

STANTON, Va, February 2.-E. A. Nc
MahOn, grocer, assigned to-day. Liabilities
mostly here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
ILTANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN OP

WAN TED, AN EXPERIENCED
w WAITER IN q private bogs0 Come vel
recommended Apply a. rs east flaatun
street side gaia entrance.
10 SIT MINNIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

WANTED. TO RENT FOR MY
w own occupancy, by the i.t OF Apri neIL
MODERN DWELLING 9th eight or MAE rOoms
In the central or western part u the city.
HENRY 1. STAPLES,
10 2it ill3 east sain stroeL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03
WANTED, THETRADE TO KNOW
;. y. thANDLfh n 6hvi uth,
fe8-It' No III north Eighteenth street
XArANTED, BOARDERS-FAMILY

w 70 occupy two conncctlng front roma
Also, three Or four GENTLEMEN BOARDthN
Nice rooms and good board. Apply A. sis cas-!
NsrEhsll street To s-lF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-03

IUFt TTHrT TTNHIf
Mrs. Willard IA the only daughter OF Will
liam Lloyd Garrison. Mr., Garrison used TO
say; a. leve all my children. but especially
Fanny She had four brothers. 0ae day
the eldest Wendell Phillips Garrisos.
brought helne . vsung German, . news
paper writer. ilis name wss Heinrich He'll
rafd. The Isopest be and Fanny met II was
oil ever with them bstb-it was love At tirst
sight. She aid net hesitate besauss be WAS
psor. Her fsxhsr's homo was posr, but she
~ been very happy in 1t fer aA thst and
80 tad been taught tsat lsve Is more than
riches. Perhaps hsr pfophstic eye saw that be
waa mar Of destiny. A frisad OF the fsmi.
u has descrlbed 70 me very pretty inch
cent. On one scesion when the ysunE
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14
Domestic Markets

NEW YORK. May 49, 18S9.-FIour market
receipts 24,S94 packages; exports 1742 bbls and
2a,2l0 sacks; less active and unchanged; sales
-Four quotations-low extras 2 9oa3 IS; city
miila extra az 45G5 e5; city mills patents b 70
fair TO fancy at 40a5 is I; patents at 4nCa5 30;
Minnesota clear 1904 So str aights do at 4 409
40; do patents at 70G6.16; do rye mixtures
1904 30; superfne at S5G3 rs: fine 1 ESQ
30 southern flour Is dull common to fair extra
at 1903 30; good TO choice do at S6g6 80.
Cornmeal steady with fair demand
wheat receipts s450 bushi exports LEA .Iel
bush; sales $4,000 bush; firmer and quiet; No Q
Red at 8414c store. 86IaG85slc afioat e4MG
861hc ( o b; No Red at 79c:No Red 9ec: No 1
White at 94c. Rye dull Harley quiet Cora
receipts 1S6.700 bush; exports i2O.5IO bush
sales liz 900 bush: frmer trade light mo at as
inal; steamer Mixed at 441a. Oats receipts rs,
600 bush. exports = bush; sales 90 600 bush; ;
stronger and quiet; No at sic; White do sac /:
No at 311za31% do White at 35a 36c mo i at
33c White do at soc: Mixed Western at 30G34c;
White do s6@3sMc; White State at s59ss1sc !:
cargoes al fsHSisc saEsrrs U strong a aaI
quiet; refined dull but steady: q at 71s0D7ssc ;
Extra at 71sG7szc; White Extra G at Il 1875
al 1916; Yellow at 71hG71zc; of A at 1915
a81sc; Mould A S1h@sss; standard A at ga C;
Confec A 814c; cut loaf and crushed 914c; DOW.
dered &c; graduated at $50; Cubes at 85tc. Pc
duh. Beef is quiet. Lard closed firm and quiet ;
western steam at z 30 ;city at 40 refined quiet !;
Continent at 2097 20; s A at 90. Butter is
queti and weak. Cheese stronger; demand good
Freights to Liverpool firmer.
CHICAGO. May 10, 1S89.-The Flour market is
steady. Wheat steady; No Spring and No Red
at 84h@85c. Corn moderately active and easier;
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14

The following will be the exercises for Ar
Dor Day. which will be presented at Lewis
Hall on Wednesday evening:
A picnic supper will be served from to
AZ o'clock the exercises will begin with OPP
ening remarks by the president of the associa-
Vocal music. Male Quartette
Rev. Dr. Hin. ~ "i 'uu' -
One hundred young trees hava haan set
out by the society on Deering street, They
have also graded the school grounds at Oak
dale. Deerlng Centre and MorrilPs. All the
trees which have died have been renlaced
and the lots beside the Rochester. crossins
on Forest Avenue have been fenced in and
graded. The society have had very busy
season and expect to keep it up as Tar i ntoo
the summer as possible.
On account of the low water at the new
dam number OF blasts were fired Sunday.
At each discharge cells were thrown TO the
top of the water and could be seen floating
off with the current.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14

No2 at S4ssc:, Oats are quiet and frmer; No q
at 22Ac. No Rye at 411zc. Provisons-Mess
Pork active at II s5@12 90 Lard easy gSLS.
Dry sailed shoulders 25@5 80; short clear sides
at 26a6 371a. Whiskev OF.
Receipts Flour, IL 900 bbls wheat 600 bush
corn 2ll 600 bush oats 1872 900 bus,barley 10000
Shipments Flour $4,000 bbls. wheat $4,000
bush corn 45S,00O bush. oats TAT 900 bus barley
1000 bush rye 5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, May ID. 18S9-The Flour market
IS quiet and steady; xxx at z 7062 80; family at
3 0o@3 10; choice B 25a3 40; fancy 8 65@ rs
extra fancy at 3 1914 90; patents at 1904 so.
Wheat lower; No Red nc bid. Corn is lower
NO at 11ac. Oats lower: No. at 231sc bid.
Whiskey steady at o.. Provisions quiet-Pork
IL so. Lard-prime steam nominally 6 85. Dry
salted meats shoulders s 10; longs 2Oa6 25
clear ribs at 25@6 3o;snort clear at 6 95s7 90.
Hams 9,76@S12.
Receipts Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat 1o, ooC
bush; corn $4,000 BUSH oats 1000 bush; rye
0,OuO BUSH barley, 0.00O bush.
Shipments Flour, 5000 bb,s: wheat, sc, OOC
bush: corn, 4S, 600 bush oats. 18. 900 bush: rye
1000 bush. barley 5000 bush.
DETROIT, May 13. sS9- Wheat Mol White
at csc; No 2 Red at 9yhc. Corn-No at 361ac
Cats-No 2 at 25c No White SOC.
Receipts-wheat 300 bush; corn 2lc0 bush
oats $500 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14

that we have not seen the new railroad vet.
but hope they haven't given 1t up. Some OF
the grandest water powers in the world are
here. -,
church soon. 1t is proposed to put it in first
class shape.
o. P. Chafiin probably has the largest field
of oats ever sown in this town, 10 acres in
one field.
WatervlIIe.
Il. R. Hatch. Colby 80, has been elected
editor-in-chief of the Colby Echo for the en-
suing year.
Q. +. Mcguire, 'S9, leaves College Monday
tor J oa where he will teach short
DIR. Boutelle has greatly improved the APP
pearance Of his residence on College street.
he has removed the iron fence, graded the
lawn and put in some granite steps and walk,
greatly identifying the appearance OF his
ION the Trail, or Daniel Boone the Pio-
neer. Is the attraction in Waterville this
week. The play is devoid of the blood and
| thunder which Is expected to characterize
such play as this. 1t is a humorous play
and abounds In comedy singing and dancing.
! There will be good house.
otIsfieId.
| GOT HAPPY AND SMASHED THE WINDOWS.
Edwin Mowry, while in state of intoxi-
cation, called at the store Of G. t. Hancock
and finding the proprietor absent smashed
| the glass door and fed. After recovering
| from his drunk he returned and prepared to
| settle. Mr.. II. refused to settle, but t1ok
| him before a magistrate, where he made
oath that he purchased two quarts of cider
| of the notorious James Gerrjsh, and pint
| Of rum OF his daughter, both of which he
| drank. Gerrish has long kept a notorious
tipping house, but up to this time has man
| aged to evade the law.
Frank K. Morse, veteran of the 18th
Maine, is in very poor health and is confined
to the house from the effects of wound re-
ceived at the battle Of Spottsylvania Court
House.
South Paris.
Sylvan Shurtleff, Esq, who has been
spending the winter has returned and had
his fine residence painted.
There seems to be but few wool buyers.
They seem to think that % cents per pound
will be the price,
The workmen at the Paris mandatory
are commencing work at $50 a. M, in order
to give them the Saturday afternoon holi-
day.
Apple trees will blossom earlier than for
several years.
Several Of our citizens are at the Lakes:
Mrs. o. w. Bent, formerly of Minneapolis,
has opened a millinery store here.
WeIchviIIe.
DR.. w. w. Barnes Of Andover has bought
the Knights of Labor hall building which
will be fitted up for dry goods and grocery
store; also drugs, medicines and fancy goods
Several new houses will be built this sea-
son. Rents are scarce and high.
George Staples, who severely wounded his
anklea few weeks ago, is still on crutches.
Standish.
BoNNY EAGLE NOTES.
They are to commence making headings at
| Canes mill Monday, and it is expected that
| the saw mill will be in operation by the last
| of the week,
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14

Sch Conecuh, Southland, which arrived at Wash
ington from Augusta, was leaking badly, having
struck on a reef of rocks of Fasby Point. steam
pump was at work on her 18th, and crew were
not known
Sch Sea Foam, Richardson, at New York from
Lubec, reports having been struck by a squall
which split mainsail and flying jib.
Vineyard-Haven May 12-Sch James Brown,
from Thomaston for New York. which has been
lying here for the past two months, has been ex-
amined and the fire which slarted in her cargo
found TO be out
London May 12-Ship Benz Sewell, Ulmer, from
Portland. o, coided with and damaged the ship
Suffer- The Sewel afterward grounded, but was
pulled off by tugboatS,
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.

POHTLANDf MAY To- Ioo0'
Inc Flour market continues quiet and STEADY
win moderate inquiry; prices unchanged AND
firmly held. Corn and Meal easy at a slight de
cline in figures; Sacked Bran is also weak and
about Soc lower. Provisions steady and without
feature. Pea Beans have declined; Yellow Eyes
unchanged. Oranges are higher at @ 50a8 90
for Valencias. Apples very scarce.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
Grain, Provisions, &c.:
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Portland and BOOthbay Steamboat Co.
STEAMER ENTERPRISES.

ON and after April 80. 1889. steamer viii leave
" Franklin Wharf, Portland, every Tuesday
and Saturday at a. m. for Squirrel Island,
Boothbay, Heron Island, SO. Bristol and East
Boothbay.
Every Thursday at 500 a. M, for Pemaquid
and all above landings.
Returning. will leave Boothbay every Monday
and Wednesday at 7.30 a. m, for Portland and
intermediate Landings.
Win leave Pemaquid every Friday at a. M.
for Portland and Intermediate Landings, arriving
in Portland at about p. m.
Connecting with Boston Boats at Portland.
Positively no freight received after las a. m.
at Portland on the day of sailing.
Freight received and delivered by w. X. Boha-
non on the wharf.
apr29dtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1889-05-14
ERRY- THE HAI"I'ER-
NO. 237 MIDDLE STREET.
ISLAND STEAMERS.
FOR DIAMOND ISLAND,

I'm and after TUESDAY. May IA, and until fur
" Their notice, the STEAMER ISIS will run as
follows Sundays excepted: Leave Burnhams
$50, 500 and els p. m. Leave Casco Wharf,
Diamond Island, at 6.25, 7.45, $50, HOO a. m.
ESQ, 400, 5.45 and 6.45 D. m.
Arrangements for evening sailing parties can
be made with the captain, on board, or with
may13dtf l.. A. GOUDY, Manager.