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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
NEW Work. n.uY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, o. 1sS9TEN PAGES

promptly on arrival. New winters scarce and wholly
nominal in absence Of demand supplies OF springs moder
ate but very little inquiry, and prices favored Dyefs
Wheat dull and prices Of cash, No red declined &c
under offerings and light inquiry Tor eA Sp
very tame Demand from millers light steamer No
9 red in export elevator, Sic No. red IN 10 ooSs
No . red July, sGLGS5@c do August SoadSJSci 90
September sfiaGSt',c; do oeob.t so,s9Soe Soc, , oOn
ruled arm under light offerings Moderate Local T rl
lght No. mixed in 20th-st elevator, 4oc ~ :.
high mixed track. 452c; No mixed July 44a+tfcs
1ugust 43asGf4c; September. 44Gfhci OCTOBER % 2G
dis,c Oats-Nlarkrt for clrots quiet. stealy No. :
mixed 3ic No. White. 33isd3ici No Whis s pt
storage in 2othst elevator Si'e 40 on track u G1f
ouIet hut steady No. 2 White July, ~ a@ e )
August 81 d3o.c September, 30sG 81 he; OCTOBER ~
gS5r Provisions steady and IN fair demaH1 is.rl
pure city refined 7i7dsc do Western steam O2GDaSsc
PENNSYLVANIA rsts 1dd4Ac Potatoes easier ~ 21n
nor basket Other articles unchanged hecepos-ri1ur
! 800 wheat 13 ZOO corn $4,000; oats loaVV' oh'p'
nents-Wheat I goo corn 500; oats, l1oOo'
81, Louis July 2G.-Flour weak lower 10 - ,., Dus
ouoahy unchanged. Whcat-The whole lne or IuSur r.,
Tarrets reported easier Fluctnnt ns were not voeat
snring the session and while trading was foir u W..
below the average Favorable adviccs aer had r. env
ana the closed With declines OF Ic TO-, JUN any
Red cah, 75',d767sc: July, 75tG We cSTcg Sen
asked; August 74isd7jc closet 74Nal2c assi 7o p
tamher 75isa757sc clcsci 7jiec; December 'o+@''c
closed 7ssc bid
Toledo. July o6.-wheat active. easter; cash new
s3i4c; old 9Oc July, S3c; August 70eci sep,enroir
asise serfcmbei s7ic oats quiet cash 2elsc No
. white 32c Cioverseei dull firm cash. e. 80 ocio
ments-wheat, 5000; corn, 5000 oats, LOCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
COTTON MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. July 90, ,. m.-Cotton-The sales OF INC
day included 600 bacS American. ~ -ts,,no
Futures closed nFm American, Middling, low InnInis
clause July delivery, 3-Gid sellers; july ana Auguse
delivery 3-Gid sellers; August and september
acid sellers; September and October delivery f9V4i
sellers: October and November delivery, 3s-O4d seers
pee mber January delivery. 33Gfd buyers January
and February delivery, 23O4d buyers; september uc
livery, q 3-04d sellers. .v ro..t
sales Of week, 900 bales American, 33OOO Daes
trade taklng including forwarded from ships side
bales; actual export O0OO bales total import ioUOV
bales American $1,000 bales total stock, G3500O poes
American 423,O00 bales; total ahoat 04,OOO Dalesi
American. 10 900 bales. ,,,, -. -,
Galveston, July 2G-Cotton quiet; mld1llng. lie low
midding 10asc good ordinary. 0c and gross receipts
bales 2S2 bales. WeekyNct and gross receipts
~ bales exports cOastwisc balcs soles ~ bales
Note-To-day' receipts include bale making Two
Tor the week and two for the ycar. $500 . - j,
Norfolk July 2GCotton steady mid1linR, 11c net ana
gross receipts sales 1876 bales; stock. APO bales
WeekyNet and gross receipts IL bales exports eO"s'-
wise lO bales sales, 1877 bales $500 49,
savannah July o0-Cotton nominal; midlllna. 1O'sc
low nddding 07sc good ordinary 0c net and gross re-
oelpts bales eXprrs coastwise. 81 bales; SIZES 10
holos stock o52 bales WcekyNet and gross receipts.
sol halcs exports cOastwisc $50 bales SHES 81 bales
New Orleans July 26-COttOn quiet and firm mlddllnR;
lie: low mddng 104c good Ordinary, Csc: net ana
gross receipts 25c exports Great Britain. 22G bales
coaswisa 1oS bales se> $50 bales stock IL Obj baes
WeekyNet receipts $40 bales: receipts 40 bales
exports Britain. 1896 bales coastwis". lS9o
ba1es SHES 2200 bLes. CorrectlOnENpors coastwiSc
July 20 should have been G64 bales July "a. 90 bales
Now.York July 2G.-1he following tho total net re-
ccpts OF cotton at all ports since September l. lasS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
The Treasury purchased s3s.5OO lbs at

The Treasury purchased S3S,5OO 1-2s at
] 06 rs.
In State bonds, Tennessee settlement 3s sold at
10 OF city bank stocks there were no sales.
The general bond market was quiet and firm
In view OF the raid on Reading stock, Its first Is
were firm at 9la9l IA. although at the close
S. 600 were offered at 30 "a seller three days,
which were taken. The first IS were easier at So
the seconds at "a 1-9, and the thirds at OIL 10
Atlantic and Pacific incomes rose 10 Ia. Mo
bile and Ohio As sold up 10 81. reference is MADE
to our full report of bond sales
The local money market was well supplied with
funds at 2 l-2 per cent. Some early loans were
made at per cent and late ones at z per cent
closing offered at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. s02,392,795; balances,
$5,1l0,076
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House 81 ,044,557. The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended tonight in
cludes receipts Of sl4,O73,427, and payments of
Sl4,4l4, $50, leaving the general balance at
81 90, 1907 81 against 81 1908, 377 July 10, show
ing an apparent loss Of s34l,l93. But, dednctlng
from the payments 1000 for items which
affect only its account with the General Treasury,
IFS gain as affecting the banks is 1892. S07 And
this result includes the payment OF Sl,l9s,335
for purchased bonds. To-day's operations COW
cred: Receipts, s2,iH,5i7 payments, s3,152,-
$780, with balances Of 81 76,2 6,526 coin and
$50, $50, Sos currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer AZ Washington re-
ceived to-day 100000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1891, 4s7, and the
internal revenue receipts we're SOL 1898.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

New-York, July 25, 1880
In consequence of recent statements that de-
fault will be made in the interest on the con-
solidated per cent and the general mortgage 6
per cent bonds Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway, the undersigned have been
requested by holders of about 100000 of these
bonds, to act ms a committee to take such steps as
may seem necessary for the protection of the
property.
Bondholders are invited to communicate a.
promptly as possible with either of the under
signed, giving their addresses and the amount OF
their holdings.
WORK, STRONG d Co, SO Broad-st.
EDWARD SWEET IL CO., 50 Broad-st.
A. j. THOMAS, DreXel Building, Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July o6.-Cotton entirely nominal Middng,
11asc Flour steady. Wheat-SOuthern steady FuI,
3OGsSc; LongberIy. s26s9c No 2 s6'ias07sc steamer
"a dS5Ac; Western easy; No. Winter Red spot SO"ic
July S654c August, Sac; september, sac December
S0ac. Corn-southern steady White. 49G52c iedl9w'
4Sa43i.c: September 43asdi3ac; October. 4S2c bid
steamer 4Oc steady; Western White 83a 81 &c
do mixed 3Oa3lc. Rye Inactive but nrm; prime to
choice j0a52c. Hay linn prime to choice Ilm0thy,
sl4 5Od$l5 Provisions dull Mess PORK Sl0aSl5 oQ
bulk meat. loose shoulders 59,c; long clear. clear ro
smoked shoulders. rae; hams 12hd13l2c lard refined
79,c steady Western packed 12c Creamery
iG0 16iac. Eggs unsettled; Fresh. l2l2c. Petroleum
strong; refined 7.l5c. Coffee nominal no cargoes,
Copper unchanged. Whisky steady al 10. Freghts
to liverpool per steamer, firm; grain, per bushel go
I'D Cork orders. IS Cd August As I'D Receipts
Flour 5000 bbs; wheat, 10000 BUSH corn, 3SOOo
bush: oats. 1000 bush No shipments. Sales-Wheat,
100000 bush; corn, 1000 bush
Boston July 2G.-Flour quiet. unchanged. Corn firm
and selling steadily: oats quiet. steedy Pork product
easy; 25c lower Quarter sent OIL Other markets
unchanged. Rcccipts-FlOur, 5000 bbls 1000 sacks
corn $4,000 bushels oats 600 bushels shorts 81 tons
Buffalo n. Y. July 2G.-Nothing doing in sprng
heat which closed weak old No hard, ~ 20 new do,
81 OG; No. 1 Northern. 9sc. Winter wheat dull aud un.
settled old No. 2 Red 9Oa9jc; new do, STgssc; No.
No. i White Michigan 81 OF track; Corn quiet bat
81 AIN yellow ale; 200 bushels No. sold at
4O2c cars No. at 40hc in store oats quiet and
UNCHANGED Flour quiet and weak. Milfecd quiet and
unchanged Canal ireghts firm and UNCHANGED Re;
ceipis-Flou 700 bbls wheat 10000 bush corn 5S 900
% 600 bush; corn bush; oats l,0OO bush
500 bush. BY rai-F!our, 14C00 bbls, wheat. 5000
bush corn, 81. 600 bush osts 1000 bush.
Chicago July 2eThe leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, July &C. 3H5 p m;-Beef IN fair demand
Pork and hams In poor demand. Baton-Ihe demand mas
fallen on ribs about % d. dull at 37s Cheese In
poor demand. Taow IN good demand Spirits OF tuIpen
iine i'm fair demand steady Bis. IsoSn IN fair nc
mand common at A. Lard-Spot and futures in poor
demand prime spot dull 1T 2s 3D. July. August
and september dull at 33s Wheat u poor demsnd new
3 AID Flour in fair demand. Com-SpOt in fair de-
mand futures in poor demand. Hops at London-Pacihc
Coast poor 1em'nf. - -,-... ,....
London July 2G.-In the Minclns Lane markets os s
sugar Is dull al 81 decline for cid ard lid decline Tor
now crop Cane i IN good demand nrmer prices Re
lined after decline closed firm. with steady demand
Ceylon coffee freely az extreme prices Central An-
can was slow and easier: Rio advanced horn on me
week quiet but steady. Rice Is hrner spices
ara rmp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

on hand and DEPOSITS in banks compares Win tne
tlgrres OF the last previous statement as loio"s'
Julv o5. July &C. Differences.
~, -, an hand srSI 52s ITO s1sl 643 300 Inc Sl0i 5s4
NJ Eyer 90 on hand so3i7,9ss 3o470,46 Inc 152Ia5
Net legal.tenders $1,000. On o-o ezt noc 10, mr.
on hald......... 5Oloo'o'o oO'V"o - " - -
.c,uat cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

For the week. 1887. leSS 1850
Entered at the port SO 0.0.C74 % o8e,S4 s32It42I
Thrown mgik't.... 2S96 0t3 2,9so.l lO 3l2o"4f
since January / $500. -. -. -. .
Thrown market. 20 02l $50 14,4OoOlo $3.50 4V2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that the next annual meeting
OF the said company for the election OF
directors for the ensuing year and for the tran sactol
az slch other business may before the meeting,
viii be held in secrerarys at the general once
OF The company nOrthcry corner OF Mission ana
New MONTGOMERY SITS. City OF Francisco state ol
California az 10 o'clock m on Thursiay me sun Gay
~ August ISSo The transfer books viii be closed OIL
the 29ih day July 1882 and reopened on tIaay inc
9th day OF August, 1889. JAMES h reo,s,-,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Charleston, S. G.. July 26--Turpenune firm at S7Lc
Savannah. July 2G.-Turrentine quiet at 372c.
Wilmington ". c. July 26-Spirits Of turDentine firm
40 SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July 90. p. m-Canadan Pacific. 55is; Erie
second consols 1O5 Mexican ordinary. 90 ST. Paul com
mon 72is Reading 22s Mexican Central new per cent
bonds G7i,. -, ~, ,
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is 90 900 pounds.
Bar silver IS quoted at AZ 3l6d. per ounce. Money.
sal per cent . - an ,-.- M,
ccntmes and exchange London at %
francs 1iL, centimcs for checks
RerIn Juv oG.-1hc statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows in specie Of 100000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
or, MARKETS.

on CITY Penn. July o6-Nauonal Transit certificates
opened at i0l highest 1919 lowest 92os closed at lo0s
Sales GIG 600 bhls cearlnces l058OOO bols cha tfs
25i 1876 bbs shipments -, l39 bbls runs Ol4lo Db
Plttsbufg. Penn, July 2G.-Petroleun weaS; traIng
light National Transit certificates opened az lOOaa closed
at IOO2 highest 1O1 lowest Gl94. , mi. ..,oo.,os
Bradford, Penn. July 2O-Nauona Transit cctncates
opened 1908, closed az 1905, highest lol' Io"eso
992 cearances 900. 900 bbls. ,o.-.
Titusvie Penn. July 26-Natonal Transit certificates
opened 10 highest lOlN lowest $685. closed Ut lVVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
financial.
sIx Per CENT. DEBENTURES

eccured by First Mortgages held in trust by the Amer
.. Ian and Trust Company OF New-York and further
ored nv the capital and assets Of the Equitable Mort
gage Company .,.
The Company has deposited with the American Loan
1,, comnaay its trustee for the Dcbcnture holders
:. , o,rtrv 1913 first mortgage loans upon improved
49,, grrcgatng sa515.i24 81. covering 67e 800 e5-1oo
a =, land with the appraised value Of s12428s26 DO
From these statistics it is apparent ina. inc average
-, ,oanad IN each farm is 1057 81. that the aver
raised value is but s1S 81 per acre. and that the
has advanced but S51y per acre, or % per cent
of the appraisal
Per Cent. Guaranteed Farm Mortgages.
Five per cent Savings Bonds running three months to
years. a
OFFICES
"a, ,..,.v Iphila cor 4th & Chestnut
Boston, lit Devonshire-st Ii-onuon, -. ~
SEND FOR PAMPHLET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

figures Of the last previous oua'e"cho 90 io''
ss on @ s. %
Net On lfsadenae.. sosso's sOOs0 ss Dec 1907
Actual cash y,0, In
n,. Sss @ csss In" me- ss 9
Ne, cash 855Oa5 1881 5saO7a Inc sies OBS
The foreign exchanges were dull ana weak Tor
tomorrow's steamer and there will nc no snip
ments of gold. We revise quotlti0ns Tor BUSINESS
as follows: Bankers bills NJ 81 90 IS and
q 81 s respectively for ion and ana g sO5. reich
marks at 05 and 9j 49, and guilders at 40 IS
and 40 1-2. -. .. ;.l -.
advance of 1-l6 TO 9s 11-l6 for both money
and account The Bank Of England lost 20 900
pounds bullion on balance. In the open market
money was easy at 3-4a1 per cent between bank,
f Ss, and b4 Bar per Silver S' ruled Steady al
az al Cd per ounce English standard. American
railways promptly responded 10 yesterdays home
advances made further advances, and ruled lrm
10 the close At PlriS French per cents rose to
"a and closed nj So % l-2, and sight exchange on
London was weak at 25.14 1-2 francs for sterling;
Robertson 81 James offer TO investors mt par ana
accrued interest a limited amount of Chattanooga
Union Railway Company first mortgage per
cent gold bonds This road is standard gauge,
steel rails has over ninety manufacturers on us
line and handles several hundred freight cars daiiy
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
ISIS 1ss sis ISIS SIS
HsS'' + % Ssy 80 sss75 siSS5s
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PIrTsBURG.
ES%$' ar sss 81 5sSS
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
HsT%;; 8 Gi ,Is 81 '.e' ns IS
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Number Of mles...- s24 80 80 az 90
Third week in July. e53dd0 s;39o00 3d. 595 az ~!
Jan. 1 to July 2l. 1,49l so9 l,oIoooo i''--"0'
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Number OF niles. 5'S IN 392 an ~
Third july. s3ISiS Saa00S95i Sss99 go
Jan. / TO July 21.... 1,Of5,BfO 1'O525fl l'Zooooi
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
a + sS9s5s sS555f s$552S4S
LOUISVILLE. NEw.ALBANY AND CHICAGO.
Third week IN July. s46g9l S590255 800 - =
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles pig -, S39 ,oo d. d.
JAM n1ru w g july ~ 2ioSGiS 95s5s29 2sS5o
UNION PACIFIC.
Month Of June Iss7 ISIS ., Il ls Sa;
opeIat ng expenses. lSo7,70O L470O51 ISoO43'
Net carnncs....... 81, 1o9O6s s1o0t2i7 81 2ol.sS1
IMPORTS OF DRY.GOoDS AT NETWORK.
Entcrcd at " The c3cS74 ss Ssss2a ssa2!
Thrown OF max. e.. 2s90 ol3 2'9sS.11o 3125947
rn SsG at 5c 24GO2 755so42t 100000
Thrown market. 30 CPL $50 74.4O5015 7s'99o4o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Actual cash In
Trcas'y vaults
inc certiaeSes sois o5725 s244 900 Inc slSs 2G3
Deposits In banks. 43,5Q33lO f"'oi'Vo" ''N' 1917"
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-11
HEAVY SHOWER,
MRS. Allen Hanson's House and
Barn Struck and Burned.

ABOUT noon yesterday very black clouds
gathered and it was evident Portland would
have soaking. For long time the thunder
rolled almost continuously but it was not
until 2l5 p. IN. that the clouds burst and the
rain poured in torrents for an hour Num-
bers OF people were detained on the way to
the Gilmore matinee, and many others got
pretty wet before they reached the hall. The
lightning was sharp and thunder heavy.
During the shower the electric lights were
burned out in the officers room at the station
and in several other places.
A large elm tree in Evergreen cemetery
was struck by lightning during the shower
and completely demolished to the consterna-
ton OF the workmen congregated not far
from 1T.
During the shower the lightning struck
the two stored house belonging to Mrs.
Allen Hanson on the Saco road just beyond
Stroudwater, set the building on fire, and
burned 1t with the barn, to the ground, The
| noighbors got out the furniture No one was
hurt. There was an insurance on the build
ing Of $780,
A number of wash outs in the streets was
caused by the heavy rain, brief as it was.
1t was reported that house was struck at
Lunts Corner, and church somewhere, no
| body could seem to tell where. Several
| trees were struck in the city, and telephone
| wires diSaTranged or burned out.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-11
music AND DRAMA.
THE GILMORE CONCERTS.


Last night City Hall was a sight Trains
over the various railroads brnn. lat In their
large loads of passengers bound 10 hear the
great combined attractions of Gilmore's
band and the Campanini Concert Company,
and all those strangers added to the city
patrons of Stockbridge's popular course,
crammed City Hall until the very walls
seemed to bulge outwards. Everywhere
human being could be put that place was oc-
cupied. Settles were placed around tie
band on the stage, window seats were
packed, the corridors were filled, and even
the ante-room. used as sort of green-room
for the performers. held its complement of
ticket holders. Numbers of people could not
get to their seats which strangers had already
occupied, and Myrtle street was filed with
the impecunious, who heard the concert as
well as their more wealthy brethren, and en-
joyed better atmosphere. In the afternoon
there was an audience that filled the house,
the largest matinee audience seen for
months.
Both the concerts were of course excellent:
that goes for the saying. or the soloists of
the company, Myron w. Whitney seemed
nearest to the hearts OF the people. singing
magnfcently. Signor Del Puente was
grand as of yore. Signor Campanini sang
"Sdtre Dtnora" wonderfully well. The new
tenor, Dackwardt, made very favorable
Impression, though to many his style of de-
livery may not be over pleasing. Miss Helen
Dudley Campbell, with her winning pres
ence and resonant voice admirably handled,
was most cordially received Nine. Stone
Barton's voice is wonderfully flexible aud
clear, and she sang artistcally. Slgnorina
de We're voice is remarkable for its high
stage of cultivation. 1t is pure in tone, bell
like even II little cold, and her selection
was deservedly received with enthusiasm,
for in 1t she revealed the skill Of thorough
artistic The feature that drew the crowd,
of course. was GilmOre's band which, num-
bering about 60 pieces. plays with wonder
sui accuracy, brillianey, power and unit-like
obedience. The reeds approximate the
strings of an orchestra in tone, color and
fiuency OF execution, and the remarkable eff
fects produced by the many instruments
hardly known to American bands impress
the people with the fine material Of The corps
and the skill and strength Of Gilmore him
self. The audience encored almost every
thing and Mr.. Gilmore favored them with
his generosity. From Portland the band
and concert troupe go to Montreal
THE YOUNGSTOWN CONCERT
The admission tickets for the Jolustown
benefit to be given at City Hall tomorrow
evening are having large sale and those de-
string to exchange them for reserved seats
should not fail TO do so at once. They will
pc found at Chambers music. store, Earring
ton Block.
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-11
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

The Portland Commandery will visit Fay
bans today where they will be the guests OF
Sir knight Payson Tucker.
The Division 40.Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, will go on an excursion TO Lake
Maranocook next Sunday.
The usual temperance meeting will be held
at the Mission this evening at 7.45 o'clock.
Go and aid in carrying ON the good work.
Some of the Deering horse cars have been
reprinted and bear the name of .0akdale"
in addition to "Woodfords" and "Morrills."
The Maine Central will soon put on
through train via the White Mountains to
Montreal, leaving this city at 5.45 p. nj.
Woodfords Corner horsecar tickets now
extend to the head of Pleasant street at
Deering Centre instead Of to the foot as
before.
In answer to still alarm yesterday Mach
igonne's men were called to room in the
Brown Block where dentists gas machine
had exploded. No damage was done.
The Portland Company delivered to the
Maine Central railroad a new locomotive
yesterday. She is destined for themountan
division and Is numbered III
The graduating class OF the Pennel Iusti-
tute at Gray were registered at the Durant
House yesterday. learn will take their
photographs.
Two persons have been reported at the po-
lice station as lost. One is Mrs. Lizzie Low
ell of rear II Middle street aud tile other
John Burke of Waterville street. 1t is
feared that Mrs. Lowell has softening OF the
brain, she having displayed such symptoms
The Portland daily press., 1889-06-11
MUNICIPAL COURT
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD

NIoNDAy.-George Phillips, Simon Dyer, James
Holland David COnnally, Alexander Mackie,
Michael McDonough. Intoxication. Each fined
So and costs.
Michael Cunley, Sumner j. Castleton and Bart
ley Mulkern. Intoxication; each 80 days in
county jni.
county jail and fined So and costs
Barley Mulkern. Assault on an officer; four
months In county jail.
BARLEY Mulkern, Michael j. McAlaney, Alex
ander Mackie' Resisting officers; each fined $50
and costs. ts.
Michael j. McAlaney. Disturbing religious
meeting; fined So and costs.
Simon Dyer and Geo. Phillips. Cruelty to ami
mails, each fined So and one half costs.
Joseph Lee. Frequentng tipping shops; go
days in county jail.
John McVey and Michael Nolan. Larceny
each 10 days in the city house Of correction.
Mary Curran Open shop; fined $40 and costs.
Mary Curran. Common nuisance: bound over
TO the grand jury In the sum of $500.
VIM. McBrady. Breaking and entering and
larceny Bound over 10 the grand jury In the
sum Of 81 900 -Q
Con Lee, All Sing, Looye Yu. Wing Sing and
0nd L0ed. Violating the Lords day; each fined
$40 and one-hau costs.
All Sing. Gambling; fined $40 and costs