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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
p,ox1rylNo coMMo> r,AoEs.

A good deal has been said, and that
verv pleasantly. about making common
things diguifcd, honorable, and oven
beautiful. Mr.. Carlyle says that Burns
made the Scotch peasaniry, up 30 BIS
lime ohuGed and cuifed and disresreci-
edr 70 be OF exceeding interest 10 the
world. Sir Walter Scott helped greatly
10 the same end, with his Jennie Deans,
Edic Ochiitrees, sc.
The cart OF poetry tells as that the
man who takes an old aud common
word and uses it in q new connection,
Tor new purpose, to express new
.de.. enriches his language and does o
good thing
Il is well said OF Goldsmith M a
~ oaod nan ornora, he touched not .
hat lie did not adorn. In homcly life, il
vas said of the good housewife
hat she makes old clothes look
almost as well as the new IN
iced, the world Of literature abounds in
such thoughts. Euphcuism is avery old
idea: and that means putting the best
face on things, taking the most honora
bic and pleasant views OF the most disa-
greeable matters And il represents q
principle in good breeding and gentee'
life. giving decent clothing TO occur
rencos and ideas, otherwise dull OF Oh
ftnsiye.
The great and beautiful result Of edu-
cation and good breeding is thatit clears
the sight. makes one take an intelligent
and honorable view of things IAe
misery Of ignorance and vice isthat they
zee only with vulgar eyes, and discover
only the vile in what passes before them.
wisdom mi virtue 10 The vie seom vic.
Tilths SAVIOUR bat th4mselves.'
There are minds that arc like cess-
pools, that absorb into or cover with
their own diriiness the handsomest
thought that the human mind can con-
e.ive and the mouth utter and their in
t.llectual possessions are but the gath
cred scum and refuse OF the days doiues
the avenue 70 their souls an open sepui-
Cure. Per contra, there are minds that
we call optimistic, that take the hopeful 3
the cheerful, the honorable view ofevcry-
thing. and make the commonesi and
poorest man feel his native dignity and
awake I'D TO new life. 1t is
such az these that arc forever
accommodating light and laying mp bright
and pleasant and living treasures IN their
hearts, reclining the waste places and
fallow ground Of the commonplace wor d
and making garden spots Of them. such
AS these insure their own welcome every
where. because they are the friends OF
every ones better parts and their spe-
cialty Is the true and the agreeable For
themselves the pay is present and ric1'
The inn les' q wer Of the vale,
1he sfmp ct NJ te IA sweis the gals.
tn common sun, the hit the skies
To them ar uieuius faiallse'
Daniel Webster, in one OF his orations
saws Of them about as follows And
when they glimmer in their last decay
and finally 90 out in death, no night fol-
lows. But they leave behind them all
light, ell heat from the potent contact OF
their own bright spirits
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
wcMANs WEAR

sac. a-. C., bas- an 4.vsr IL s.y-.a 80
eeccll aourli-s.
e Tocas end tgrbans for next s.asea cl..r
b.. ye.y Au.o .rcm ths shape G.. t.o e-i ...
C.rA lac1es Tor ha-i season Hie l.t
tr.-l-l-d g.la proluls eral.-ls a f4-e %
fur
STRIPED washing SILKS ID 81 le- oo.'t
vii D1 uss1 10. bloUses aad las ell-rs .-"-l
a. wsL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

WAsuINeToN Is laid out upon such q
plan that its avenues reach out 10 every
point of the compass The fact that
Massachusetts avenue has besn extended
in the direction Of President Cleyelaud's
modest little house at Oak view, and that
property in that neighborhood has APP
preciated in value, has been made the
basis Of an attack on his personal in
tegrity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

The friends OF tariff reform IN the
House Of Representatives will male q
mistake II they aniogonize the Randall
Republican movement 10 repeal the to-
bscco taxes any further than TO pat
every Representative on record for or
agsins, free wool, free tin plate, and the
other proposed additions 10 The free list
Ia the Senate bill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Mr.. GLADSTONE has returned TO Eng.
land after a winter spent Ia Naples.
And in the light Of recent developments
at home his coming may be looked upon
as an event Of more than ordinary i'm
portance. The iron rule Of the Tory
Government Of England has resulted IN
something akin to failure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

FESTIVE Bill Chandler, sr-boss OF the
navy. side partner Of John Roach ia
crooked jobs for The navy for repairs
only, he Of the outrage mill-'Claim
everything BilW-ihis monkey statesman
will now successfully get the ear Of the
Republican party after Col Blackburn
lets il 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

costumes Of brilliant contrasts IN color
and variety were out enjoying The me
bacinr air. Straight through The village
rushed from the mountain heights %
lr.wliug stlaam broken into foam as 10
fretfed over H. rocky bed AT the lower
end OF the town II made MS huai leap
over the pIeciplce, and disappeared in
valley below All this time It seemed 20
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

THEME could scarcely be establish
ell more deserving charity than tie
Newborn Baby Fund" which is con
Quoted al branch Of the Union Beney.
olent Association.
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ADVERTISING RATE.

tCReadlng OF es in reading maittr W C.
lscerts pr Hns y nparel, loaded u cen 5
pr line.
tF-~ Wants. marriage and deaf ucc'' not
exec ding ght mes, q cents each inserti n.
sF-spoelal contract rates furnished Oh al
p'icstion.
Aoc,ion sales, legal Notices and tmuse
NE Mt Advertisements ct per inch eseh 10
scrtion
R.3sct. d communications VII no be ~
turned
Entered At tho Richmond va postothcs A.
second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
~ w4I1. rosrAor rRrFAID.

Remltianccs should be made by d'att-.
checks. posto6ce orders OF registered letto'
rayaois 10
rIMfs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
AN lent HISPANlA.
FURTHER RINlNlSCfNcrS ~ THAT
HISTORIC COUNTRY.
TIE ALHANBRI And TIE err
Sis.
DUsCgIPrION on AZ OLD MOORISH
ISS.
The Resting Place ~ tho Angela Ia
nous spanish Hull- lighter De-
.crIpfion Of tir iiiouiv
Amusement.


We were now supposed Go Doe travel
inc in the WAGON described in our last
communication. but fli. was reallv Ay.
nothetirai ina-nrch as f,,o Of f.s three
had to walk or be l.f Tho country
fbrorgh which we ,,rr. nl-.irr s..a- cer-
fainlv fnfer,.fin. and lad. rflhff1 l.
fbonrhf very beautiful. and should have
been but ror an expires ION Cd. melan-
.bolv which irc1deI ovef III. This Na-
for want of ur1rcr cultivation and popr.
lation. n rasq .ucco..innff alternate
mills and yallos- with no.r and tLen lat
.vnqpses at f.ile hands, These auer
yraro excerftoraiiv fich. ard .,.re ..uer-
aliv s0wn I'm wheat. 81 every ffm in
fhe road ,ve wore honiut I'D ml -ame-
fhiu, ne,. r1 vary the m0ao,lnv o' sine
and.canc. some town. hamlet or uWe.
upon which t0 nx fhc weary cHzo. Dr.
most Of spain the original forests have
long since diapp ther- Nrnr no
wild Jungle ot ulier-r0Wtl Or t0Wnn
thicket8 to please tha csc. The cork Oft
and the dismal looking Olive. WitI hDfa
and there hedge ol aloe. scanning The
farnway landscape Nefrcy.f in sight, IS.
No approached tuc lil00f mountains fhc
some m0u0i0nr continued. excerpt that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Mr. RAADALL's strength 4, in his Re-
publican backing. Hs Is right in insist
lag upon the repeal Of the tobacco tax
Il sotkipg better eau 10 done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
I'm. from far:naughft 10 spare.
On mv way ~ Guapi uti Tor;
Naffmr fu waste $3.50 Boz hAsc g.
Ia flu o. meet the rADr.

women, YOUNG fHN 'iif 'fhllN- NNlNtNr
towards % piece hem The cfecA Nhert
were pIacei ho"'iH- pillloim7 stclI'u
to tAe adjacent i"eA-. J "l- Is l"' -'l
i.i ,. 49,. w..
'N'.' r.:. .,,t.
.l .f,'.. .,t
anus f.T[
.iFii"- ""' '''"- l''
.lc men ,''"'4 on ana ,h''''" "'''
Aileu- Ne people ol almost c'.'.
province ln SPAN nave 'heir pe'e""'
.''''il.7' " i''Dn nave 'ohC GOV l 49,
-ehei",'oh 10 ee".i''ion lot 'g'i '..'.'..
j." p','.'t 'u.ou-ii ''l0 D...'''
gus ,''ouii''t',e contributes ,n'.. ~
me 7 .,1'uIe OF tne ',a'e''I " q WI ~
therefore. tIltftt I'D oo tIfe on 'Ne 90"
..icri at LlIa o. Jew snop Nhcic ichil -
Nttc clothing tor men and modern i8A,H
.cmi.e ll1pp.u-s ior women were loI SOLO,
Als was sad reminder Oh -ne cu'N .'
..'l WN,l io.o" "Den 'Ne gay auA p'.
...'rf"' t'f.aN'iy Sd. 'N' A...,''
1853, -l1il DE ithni.tI ih'o '"' 'o'i' o'
i'N -rn ana peg Nie' "o' ".'f
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vi iAe once "A'ly VIC -'n '"st- r .,
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same llne, oi'"" "o'.,, mem ... +.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24
abl Gailu Gimrn.
pU LISHRD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TIMES PUsLIcsISo COM
rANY. OfFiCg Sso EAST MAIN sTkRk1
RICHMOND VA.
THE DAILY TlNEx
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN shy part OF the city ard Man
chester by carrier, ai az cents per week
Persons desiring the TINE, delivered ."
heir homes can secure u by postal card r.
uost or order through teiephon" No pf'
when deliver. lrreld,a immediate CON
,l.,nt shouia b. made 20 the Office The I'D
drcss may b. changed as desired. II car" oe
,uksn In all cases to mention the Old and new
adIrt.Gk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

Senator ingalls,. who IS never in very
cool control of bis tongue is ouf.poken
in his deuunciation OF President lect
larrls0n's ALLEGED Cabinet 10 iscten
believed that ingalls, would have b.en
better pleased u William Waller Pie 5
and other such fellows had received
the portfolios.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

The ukase issued by that celebrated
aesthetic Mr Anthony Com-t0ck, COM
handing the statue OF Hermes 10 either
assume civilized apparel or get oat o.
lhe public eye O, The German Hospital
Fair noy in pro-res. at the American
Institute must c0mmcud itself 10 the
thoughtful student OF modern progress
Ia ant as d step IL the right direction
W1r.d.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

The crest Republican Tom-Tom organ
SAYS. that "thc election Of Senator henna
from West Virginia determines the poe
htical division Of the Senate l0r the first
half Of President Harrs0us term. M.
mericsilv ihe division viii be Just the
same As in The Senate 80 present. 80 Re-
pubHcans 10 81 Democrt Is, bat the Re-
publican party viii be considerably
strengthened by changes in Tho member
ship. The new Senator from Delaware
/, free from tAe uncertainties which have
attached 20 the political position OF Seua-
tor Riddleberger, from Virginia, and
changes tend 10 make the party more
harmonious and elective il lis action
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
New York MIning stocks.
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. June 8. I8s9.-The following are to-
days quotations of Provisions, &c.:
Pork Long cuts IA 75@15 90; short cuts 8 90
a so; backs at 10 O0@15 so; lean ends at
II 90
I.ard-Choice at SC q III in ties and tubs, 10Th
pals in cases 3G8hc; 5-fb pals 8s4 C; 3-fb, &c.
Hams az II: pressed hams l11ac.
Hogs-Choce city dressed hogs at ga y 10 |;
country do at 614c.
Butter western extra cremry 1871 e &c; fancy
higher: trsts and extra frsts 1918: extra imita-
ti0n crm 15.a16c; do seconds at al4c; choice
IA tory 12Gl3c; New York and Vermont extra
crm 9a zoe: do ext irsts l7a19c New York and
Vermont dairy, good to choice, 15@18c; fair to
19c. The above quotations are receivers prices
f.r strc ly wholesale lots. Jobbing prices lG2c
higher.
Cheese-Northern choice at Ss4 @914c western
Shq9;lower grades as TO quality. Jobbing prices
Lac higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras at 15c; fancy nearby
stock higher; Eastern firsts at IS G14c; extra Vt
and \ II l5c: fresh Western at l3h114c: Michs-
gan choice az lao l41s Jobbing prices lie higher
Poultry-Fresh killed spring Chickens, Northern
and Eastern choice at 30 35c; fair to good at %
G2Ec: fowls, choice 1s915c; ice packed chickens
"a a fowls. lc; live fowls iOGl2.
Beans Choice small n handpicked pea at
large hand-pick 90 AZ 90: small Vermont hard
picked 4Aa2 80; choice. Yellow Eyes at 8 459
36s. =
Hay Choice prime hay sl9 ooas2o 90; fair to
good at Si7 COa&IS 0u; Eastern fine S14uSl (;
poor 10 ordinary 81 ttGs16 East swale lUa G.;
Rye straw choice, at Is scale; Dat straw S79
500
P0tatoes-Houlton Rose 6nc % hush, Hebron at
55c AroostOOk Hebrons 5hc; Rose 55c; "
Hebrons 40: Burbanks at 3Q0DY3c, ~
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
Domestic Markets

oy lCiCSIdpn
NEW YORK. June 8. l8S9.-FIour market
receipts 657s packages; exports 6767 bbls and
22,76J sacks generally unchanged With less do
ing sales $500 bbls
our quotations extras 27oa3 10; city
mills extra at 30d4 so; city mills patents SEQ
as 90; winter wheat, low grades at Q 70a3 20 /;
Minnesota clear s5 "a go; straights do at 4 $50
35; do patents at 60a6.9c; do rye mixtures
8 e59t As; superfne at 1903 %: fine esq
2 70; Southern -four dull moderately active com
mon to fair extra 2 95a3 80; good to choice do at
5o95 80. Rye Flour is steady and quiet. Corn
wheat receipts = bush; exports 80, ,99s bush !;
sales $4,000 bush; strong, IA 91Ac higher with
option; No Red at 1Is@8lNc store, 82sl a
No Red at 951sc; No / White 9s@s3hc. Rye
quiet. Cors receipts $4,000 bush ;exports 1885,
6ieher era and light offerings; No ! at zi2sG4Tsse
elev 416s@42c afioat; No 2 White at 42c, No 8
nominal: steamer Mixed at 40A 9411ac Oats
$4,000 bush; unchanged and weak; No at 27c
do White 32Ac; No 2 at 27s4 @281sc; White do
" Western at 2eSssoc: do dow White tea at I'd sssSsc White White
State 33@39c;No2 hcago at 281s@2814c Cof-
fee, Rio quiet and steady; fair cargoes at 18Nc c.
active; UNCHANGED at SMa7Mc: Extra G TAT at
7h@7% C; White Extra G 7 13-16077sc; Yellow
at 7ta7 1sc; off A at i5aS1sc; Mould A at Ssz
standard A at Slac; Confec A 81hc; cut loaf and
crushed 914c; powdered 91sc; granulated 8a C F;
Cubes &C. Petroleum steady and quiet-unlted
at 82sl c. Pork is firm and quiet. Lard quiet;
city at SO: refined in moderate demand CONT
nent oo97 40; A at 9o. Butter is steady
and quiet for best; State dairy at 14Gl71Ac.
Cheess less firm; fair demand.
Freights to Liverpool firm.
CHICAGO. June 6, l8S9.-The Flour market is
| steady. Wheat stronger; No 2 Spring and No Q
| Red 7715178c. Corn IS firm; No at 33s4 033 W
| oats quiet and steady; No 2 at 21Tsc. No 3 RYE
at 38c. Provisions-Me Pork quiet at IL s0d
| IL 871a Lard quiet at e25G6 CIV. Dry salted
shou ders l21a@6 20; short clear sides at sec
6 121a. Whiskev OF. =
| Recepts-Flour. il, 900 bbls, wheat L 900 bus
corn S6S 600 bus oats 100000 bush barley 8 ,OOd
| bush. rye 5000 bush.
Shipments Flour 6.o0O bbls Iwheat "a oo
| bush, corn $4,000 bush, oats 23S 900 bus barley
| 6,O00 bush. rye 10000 bush.
EST. LOUIS, June 8, l889.-The Flour market
| is unchanged. Wheat higher No 2 Red 79c Corr
firm and very quiet. Oats firmer; No 2 at 2Sc
| Rye-No az 40c bid. Whiskey o2. Provisions
| Pork unchanged. Lard frmer.
| Receipts Flour. 1000 bbls; wheat 5000
bush corn 80 900 bush; oats a 600 bush; rye
! 0UDO bush barley, 0O00 bush.
Shipments Flour. 5000 bbls; wheat, 0O0,OOC
bush: corn, 1873, 200 bush; oats. "a 900 bush rye
| 0O00 bush. barley 1000 bush.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
West Cumberland.
New Gloucester.

Mr.. Belcher, Of this place, has bought an
interest in the Forest City Creamery, and
will soon remove to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06

When Baby was sick, we gave nor cassorsl,
When she was . Child. she cried for CastoriJ,
When she bccanse Miss. she chung to castoris
When she had Children she gave them Castoril.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06

There is very fourishing lodge of Sons
of Temperance In Freeport. For some time
lively contest has been going on between
chosen sides under the captaincy Of Mrs.
VIM. Davis and Miss Dolley, to see which
could score the greatest number of points,
allowed for attendance at the weekly meet
ings and securing new members. The de-
feated side was to furnish supper Tor all
Miss Dolley proved to be the. successful
leader; and Tuesday evening OF this week,
all sat down to a supper in the CLUB room;
Everybody was In the best OF spirits and
passed the evening very pleasantly. IL is
proposed to continue the competitive system,
as under this between 40 and % members
nave been initiated in one month. 1t Is
largely due to the effort of the Sons of
Temperance that there has been marked
revival Of interest in the Sunday temperance
meetings.
West Cumberland.
Grass Is looking nicely in this vicinity and
with continued favorable weather there will
be large crop Of hay, although on some
clayey land IL was quite badly yyinter-killed
1t Is at least two weeks earlier than last
year.
Scott Winslow, of Bates College nitcher
Of the base ball nine is at home, being some
what out Of health. '0"'
Quite a number of people are sick IN this
place with lung trouble.
New Gloucester.
Mr.. Belcher, Of this place, has bought an
interest In the Forest City Creamery. and
will soon remove to Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
Foreign Ports<


Al Hiogo Apl 30. ship Eclipse ShIllabar. from
Philadelphia.
Calcutta Id I'm Saugor Apl %, ship Centen-
NAL, COlcOrd, for New York $50
Baltimore.
Sid fm Liverpool I'd inst. ship Belle Of Bath Cur
us, -.
AT at Kingston. ia. May 1sth sch Lama Cobb,
Sid fm Ponce May 10th, sch Maggie Rella of
Rockland, for Boston.
Ar at st John, PR, May 13. barque Albemarle.
Forbes. st Pierre.
n1M AT at Cardenas May oath. sch Maggie Dalling,
Ar at Cienfuegos May 81, baraue Fmita Nash
Barbados.
Ar at Havana May 29th. brig Hattie Balm,
Huey, Philadelphia.
Cid at Matanzas May 27th, sch Jennie Hall,
Sid FIN Matanzas May 2S, barque A Wade.
sherman, Philadelphia: sch Jennie Hail. Hall,
Portland. ~.
Ar at Bermuda May 27, sch Morris W Childs,
Beck, Bangor.
Ar at st John. NIB, 4th inst sch NJ Sawyer
Bagley, Jonesport
Cid 4th, sch Alaska, Clark, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
Domestic Ports.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 4th, ship Chas Moody,
Leonard. New York.
GALVESTON Sid 4th. sch Dora Matthews,
Brown. PascagOula. tt
NEW oRLEANs-Ar 4th, sch Maggie Hart,
Cheney, New York.
BRUNSWICK, GA-sld 31st, sch Sarah Potter,
Barbour. Boston,
DARIEN-Cld 4Ih, schs Mary L Allen. Wiley,
Bath; Meyer Muller, Paterson, New York.
GEORGET0WN, SO-Ar Sd, sch N v Rokes,
Gould. Bangor.
Sid Sd, sch Myra w Spear, Caswel Boston.
NEWPORT NEWS-Sld 4th, schs j Wiley,
Newburyport; Chas Baylis, Norfolk:
BALTiMORE-Cld Sd, sch j hoskins. Ben
ca 4th, sen Isaac T Campbell. Matthews. Port
.PHiLADELPGiA-Cld Sd. sch Kate NJ Hilton,
Horner, Boston.
Ar 4th, ship St Charles Purington, Liverpool.
Cid 4th, schs Lorlng G Ballard. Bearse, Boston;
Newcastle-Passed out 4th, ship N Blanchard
from Philadelphia for Hiogo
PERTH AMBOY-Sld Sd, sch VIM Flint. Dodge,
Sid 4th, schs Franconia, Young, Salem; Francis
Merwin, Clark, Portland: Louise Hastings, Bart
lett. Bangor; Mindora. Billings Boston; More
light, Webster, Saco; Chattanooga, Lnnell. Ban.
gor; Mark Pendleton. Hatch, do.
NEW YORK-Ar 3D., sch Enterprise. Robinson,
Augusta; Louise Hastings, and Mark Pendleton,
Amboy for Bangor; Franconia. do for Salem; Ter
rapin. and Kendrick Fish, from Calais: Marcellus
tro% C,5 franklin; I kiln; Mary Augusta, New Haven;
Ayres; sch Isaiah X Stetson. Trask, Fernandna
Sid 4th ship Robt Dixon. for London.
| - dSScu Iic Tdtc on iust, Sells a CfOckeu. iii
New York for Boston; JAS A Brown, do for Tho
| maston; Kate Foster, Weehawken for Boston;
Watchman do for Newburyport; MOrellght, and
Richmond, Port johnson for SacO; A Lewis
Ellzabetport for Bucksp0rt
NEW LOND0N-Ar Sd, sch Bonny Eagle from
| New York for Boston.
| In port, schs Sabao, from Machias flor NYork;
| + Warren, do for do; Fred Walton, Rich, Rock
| port for do; Geo w Glover, Rockland for do.
| PROflDENCE-Sld 4th, sch Carrie Hart
| Southard, Baltimore.
NEWPORT-Ar 4th. sch Abbe Emery, Baker
Fall River for Camden.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR- In port schs Sa-
| die Corey, Low, Bangor for Philadelphia; Key
| stone, Wilder, tCalais for New Haven; Edith Il
Mary, Kelley. Wexford for New York; Sea Foam,
Richardson, fm New York for Eastport; Warren
Gates, Fall River for New York.
NINEYAR-DHAVEN-Ar Sd, sch NJ K Crosby,
Brooks, from Nantucket for New York.
In port, brig Carrie e Pickering; schs Brave,
| Maria s, Veto, Emma Green, Caroline, Victor,
Katie Mitchell, Tampa, ii L Hodges. Rival, Jas
Garfield, Ii Hartman, Cora Green j b Norris,
+ q Yarnell. and others.
EDGARTOWN = In port, sch Alfred Keen,
Greeley, New York for Portland.
| BEVERLY-Ar Sd, sch Victory, 0ber Eliza
bethport.
B0STON-Cld 4th, schs Henry Sutton, Pierce,
Kennebec ana Washington N II Skinner, Nick
erson, do and New York. .
Sid 4th, Darque Skobeleff; schs Henry Sutton,
Jacob M Haskell, Ripley, Copy, Geo W Jewett,
and others. a3
CID 5th brig Motley, Harper. New York.
| BATH-Ar 4th, sch ii Hickman, Larrabee, fm
Philadelphia.
Passed up, schs Bertha Warner, Lathwalte, and
| Hattie Williams, Bray, from Portland.
Sid 4th schs Ira ID Sturgs, and Bay State, for
| New York.
Ar 9th, sch Sarah & Ellen, Henley, Portland, to
load for Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06

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LONDON. June s, 1ss9.-U. S. As. 1874 do
41as, 1854.
LIVERPOOL, June 5.-The Cotton market
firm with good demand; middling Lied; sales
10000 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales
receipts 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 5. lS89-Quotations VIM
ter at 6s 4ladges 3D.; Spring wheat at rs 2da
rs Sd: Club Wheat at 6s 9d@6s l0d Corn, mixed
American IS 8A 4. Peas 5s AZ d.Provisions etc, -
Pork, prime Eastern at 63s; Bacon S3s for short
clear and Sis Cd tor long clear. Lard at s5s Cd
Cheese 45s Cd. TallOW 2es Cd
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
Disease and Death

Force their way into many household that
might be protected from their inroads by the
simple precaution of keeping in the house that
benign family medicine and safeguard of health,
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. Particularly where
are children, should it be kept on hand, as
prompt remedy for infantile complaints, in their
outset easily conquerable, but which If allowed to
engraft themselves on the delicate childish organ
ism, are not easily dislodged, and speedily work
grieyous mischief Irregularity of the bowels, in
malarious regions. are more liable to be attacked
with chills and fever than adults and the ravages
OF that fell disease In their system are speedier
and more serious. In remote localities, far from
professional aid, 1t is especially desirable.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
Chicago Cattle Market.

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CHICAGO, June5 IsS9-The Cattle market
Receipts 5000; shipments $3.50; irregular;
beeves at 4oG4 9 steers 1904 3O stockers
and feeders at 2 5013 40; cows, bulls and mixed
j 80d3 0;fexas cattle at S0s3 80.
Hogs-recepts lu.900i shipments e00o; slow
80 light 4 80 "A 55: skips 3 50s4 I5.
Sheep-receipts GOO; shipments 1000: slow
q lower natives at 3 50a4 10: Western shorn
z Ha4 10; Texans shorn at 3 0o@4 40; lambs at
5Oa3tO