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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10


ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH EACH
TRAIN RUNS THHOCGH TO CHlCAuo "iAn"o~
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CARS r-..a.., ,kaL
Ticket Onices 4O1 BIZ 713 and 957 Broadway l9SE
BSTs BeG'y 81 gi and sS5 goas 9rSSy1 o
Broadway, WihamsoaIg eoFhGc Ne"a riv where Tickets
and Parlor or Sleeping Car reservations ana orders S
press Trains leave 23s minutes oaIff ,nan S earlier
a. M Every Day, bay Express, Pullman Bullet DRAWING
room Eyery pay New VesbuIcd Lmi ed va MeadyLs
Youngstown and Marion sGld i Pg 1nd sespnS Cars
"a CGcagS without change also Pullman Vesuhuied
s NS @gr GeE' G (fSGfR9nRPo f FAST TINE
D. M Every Day New Fas. Express, Via Buffalo Niagaa
a H an9 P9n aa s rSTs Chicago without
} f9maP VEs aq5 yacS ompi SSR "a
bss Do o sd pa Hsas f BG sleeping
Cars to Chicago without ehanse via s In o7,
orangs s c9 81 T. 81 ! 5i5 Q ;5S aGb Ii 49,
sundays' As, 10 $50. p Gd5 a. d 49, ,o.ao -
RuiheI go $:56 ''S ST. & 4G Ss5 5's7S'
ra; s4s sls S.sS Is S7 3; L, s7s4 f.
SIfs S S5 s g e. eG7. ' Ss go sS
YoS3 2 and a. Patersoa, via Newark s45 49,
s:$9 TO- s u $50 8 p H be- s''S @3a 3d. 10
f'%SS c7is T. As6 s. 522 $3.50 g. O;o74 $780, .
suieT SS' L 10 :sI 40 30 70 80 1850
YcSb1rsh Boz q 10 80, as, 80, 80. The S;46 is
Fast Txpress. with Paror Car. -. oo
Tu3s1o 10 SO 70 ao = 4 20 ?s 80 'ss
NidlletOwn and Port Jcrvs 80 0-2 ~ ~ ''o an'' -
suSdS SS local az si SG main line LAS SIS 80
' EoSfr fPf RSiiLRo&p iSG 10 DIVISION
EH Sis % a a5 if? so 2 f. %a& AZ
52h s. ;so 545o OF: "a 10 49, IL sun
Ny deE' o SiS spssriSS Hi i 20 80
80 A. AS, 52h, 80, :07la, GAP 3, 10 80, L.
Sundays. S 10 80, 80, 4. go, -. .,, o.,
| " + MURPHY l.. p FARMER,
| General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
STATE OF INDIANA.
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000 TEMPORARY LOAN BONDS.

Sealed proposals for the purchase OF bonds Of the STATE
OF Indiana authorized BY an act OF tho General Assembly,
No 6l0 H. r. approved March II, 1889 10 tho amount
OF sQ0OO0 being the second ono.ha OF the smons OF loan
therein authorized will be received az the ohiee OF tle
Auditor OF State OF Indiana In the city OF indianapolis
until the 14h day OF September 1850 at o'clock p m
These bonds authorized for the purpose OF carrying on
the STATE government making provisions Tor the iubnlhg
Of the present outstanding temporary loans nc lower rate
Of Interest, etc.
The bonds herein designated vii be payable at tho fiscal
agency OF the city OF NewYork IN ten years
after their date and will be redeenabe at the same place
at the pleasure OF the State ufter five years. .
They will be Issued In registered form IN denominations
to suit the purchaser transferable at said fiscal agency
without expense TO the holders and VII bear interest at
the rate OF three per cent % per cent? per annum payable
Proposals. at less than par and accrued interest VIII not
be entertained and all proposals must be accompanied by
certified check the order Of the Treasurer OF the state
Of Indiana equal in amount To- 1--WE per cent 40 per eonD
81 the par value 81 the bonds bid for Cheeks OF uuse
cessul bidders will be returned Immediately after the
award Is made Checks o; successful bidders VIII be ap
piled account OF their purchase ara IN case OF failure
10 pay the balance will be ioble 10 forfeiture.
1he bonds win be payable and deliverable a the ohGe
Of Messrs Wins!ow, Ianier & CO., In the city OF New
York on and "Wednesday, SeptT.ber IS, 1882 ac
rued interest being charged the purchaser from date Of
issue =, ,
cment to their bid and state denominations OF bonds
desired. - 80
Copies Of the authorizing and the decision OF the
Supreme Court Indiana upon the cousstutora1ty OF
the act may be had by applying TO MeSsrs Winsow.
ALVIN p. HOYEY, Governor.
BRUCE CARR, Auditor OF state.
fn... go nnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
RAYMOND ~ WHtTCoMBs
xJ7 broadway. New-Sork.

Greenwood Lake EXPIRE 50
on Sunday leaves w. 23d-
50. az 9.55, and Chambers
st. 10 a. m. ; on "Wednesday,
". 23f-st., 9 10; Chambers
81. 0;15 am. passing through
Newark and Moltclair. in
full view Of the lofty orange
Mountains. At the Lake one
is surrounded by mountain
sceperv. inyigOrating air.
and choice spots for fishing
and boating. Several hours
arc Afforded eXcursionists n
roam about at leisure. Re-
turning leaves Greenwood
Lake at 4 so p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
Uipi0eno Notices.
Ocean Steamers

WHITE STAR LINE: ..
w FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL, AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sdae H. m r Aa1asie Ss q 3 10 3 so m
Gernahic sept % 9 >. m sie!maaie x. oct % p m
FROM white star Doek foot Of Wet a,oo 1oh,st .so
40 SnGyart Second cagn, s35 and upward according
az steamer and location o. berth Excursion tickets on
a. bFo'N"~'' j. BRUCE IsMAr, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THRQuOHQuT BY THE =,
INTERIOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

l. i
Passenger uains leave ZOO OF Jay-st as follows drom
West i2l-sr. Is minutes later - -.
Monticello Falsbulch. Liberty Hancock walton Dehi'
Sidney Ecns-ton Norwich Utica, Rome, Oneida, Os"eso
Detroit. Cht0go. aad ail points Wost ,,,
90 D. On. f0I Campbell Hall fsAcs MGhonk and MN
neWo-ka. waikiki va stations. Midleown, Bloom
lggbueh, Eenylle, Polt jews Monticello. Pittsburgh
HUneyylllc. Liberty isocklaud. - ....,,-..
a 30 p IN. FOR ,stny Ford. Campbell Han Miaaie'o"h
BoOmnghufsnt Wultshoro, Elcnvi.e, -, ,,-.. H.,
600 p N. for Midiletown Fallsbureh Liberty Hsn'
cock Walton, Sidney, Norwich. inca TOME DneiiaS
Oswego Rochester Suspension Bridge, Chlcagr ana g2ln
West Reclining Chair Car free TO suspensoA bi1us"'
Pullman ScepeIs - -. e..-
Pullman Drawinsrom seas and sieep.ngsfefrs iiSF'"'
Gen. pass AIT. IS ENehanga Place N. Y
n EW:YORK AND LONG, BRA;NNCyHI RAIN RAJ !.
GEoXE. AND ASBU'hY ,rAnKs ocEfN BEACH,
Time table eaee july iss9 TrsiS Ia S Syc S sTo
m ~ noon, 80, 10 cypress. SiO eAp3eSa ndsyg
RED Bank) 90 texpfess), $40. 20 m suhoA'~
s2 rom 10 fSOi ~ HSe ny = "a 90 SIS 40 II 10
80 2 80, 3 80 te1pressl : :oo6 80 !eHpses M
teIpress GlG p M NOT .ia m oeesH Grove ana Asury
FAKE ,ronerrr j. n WOOD.
H. p. BALDWIN. Geh'l Psss Agent o. L. y VI Ave .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
Hooking Valley Stock

nh, crvrp,r, TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
. rrsna,e6 10 receive deposits Of shares OF the CoLOM
BUS. HOOKING VALLEY TOLEDO RAIhwA li
COMPANY. under the agreement appointing Messrs
SAMUEL D. DAVIS. THOMAS f. RYAN ana Ga A'L 10
n VAN NosTRAND as Trustees, and TO Issue ene
negotiable receipts OF this Company In exchange ee0
TIiT CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-ToRK'
BY r. r. oLCoTr. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10


An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY fOR IN
"A VISITORS.
f,Copyrig.te ted by the American BANK ana lhsu'"
aztec Co.." 1850. ~ =,
THE AMERICAN BANK AND INSURANCE VI an
ANTFE co.'s subscription books are no" uon az IT.
state Banking Company, Newark, n }. UoI'OVs .
,,sue certificates Of guarantee 10 persons Az W. ~
rrniea States securing them against loss ARISING % I
,allure OF any National, STATE or Savings nln"s %
Trust eompanies The plan also ineiudeS suaIasc ,
secure against loss from the failure Of Insurance ~
These guarantees name no specific institution ous
loss on any institution that has complied WIN ~o
the State The Company issuing paupAeS ~ Tn
the names OF all institutions having thus eopeN
eos. is ~ be so small depostors ana poIoy 40 ~
all over the United States viii avail heinse w. coIt
Sopb,e guarantee THIS COMPANY HAS no 80
PETITION AS ITS system AND PLANS AM ". -, n,
pTcuTrn THE prospect. Of the Company are sueh Vl
,te .toch must become very valuable. the OohPaNS
I'll, boyo sose 900 cash assets invested in approved see
,ues Tho stock Issued for the sysea' pan a'u
,fgbt only shares In the profits, and not ID ts -
THE Corr,spy will start business ~ sooh a.
rad ip a largo paIt Of which is already suoseIo'1
limited time Al 500 shares are sod Tor slouV ", a.
,rg Of Ell 900 bond bearing por cent rh'e'es -.
~ res az stock Of sfO0 each. No furthcf Hao'y -
ever Apply for further particulars state haas , ~,
N,wark H. j. Those desiring % invest wiz 20 Sa,no
apply at an early date. as the stocks ana oohnS ~
taken up rapidly. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
flats Go Get. tlnfnrmshe0.

LtXAMINE modern steam-heated single fats. z 70
II private park the cheapest and best for tho
money yearly $3.50 70 $500 ONCE, AL ST. Nchoas-aye
40 WEST 83D-ST.-For gentlemen, furnished rooms.
tJ with heat lease IL desired entire 81 o0r
now be secured Apply premises or to ALFRED u.
MARLlNG. Agent. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10

ID Fas. Fu,ross Trains. via PHILADELPHIA, 10
BALIIMQ RE- WASHi,NStGTI09NAt AGO
PUiTMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEW.YoRK. foot Of LbGory.sih o. foIiow'i
For CINCINNATI, 81. Louis 80 a. m. o 100 ?; m m
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE o;JO o. N, il 700
A. NJ so D. m. . $50 D. ~, 3 10 D., n. zoo p ~.
10 GO HidgiFht sunday 80 g. m 80. 2;SO. S:l5
0V1 trains SOD al Chester and Wilmington except 10
" 70, Tickets and Pullman Car Space call a. b. o.
Ticket o~IcCs o. on AIS aud l,lf0 Broadway Or AZ
NeWYgog}Ek orFshseF Company will call for and check
J n nm No. - CHAs 0. SCULL,
(;cnetai Wsnooe- Gen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
pr,s1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE

IxA
~. or,v auction sale al the Real Es,s'' under fore
"s,or was by Morris wilkins, VINO sou, ,,,way and
Mot Of land in spuyten DuyV Sonso in tho
oos"i0' at,o frame house, also 40 20 a. 75O
an Tho bidding ran up nom rTsvn,sactons in the
rear ,t,,,g was the buyer. gneS X. Muir
lhe plsitn rr,b Wand still cOniinue, Mo, OF ground,
~ ~ sod for the Shcehan sal atic frame build
pnSxI0o improved by twosfory a &c cossst. and Cot
ines being us fourth Ward hhoderson three
legc-eNe, "a 800 Also for iSs s Of Prospectavs,
Cshege, i .po Soacb on the east sac n each
lots 2.xiov eS Sosnuel ST. for Slow ommttee met
1875 teet no5' and Auction kooI Johnson IT, and
inv IT IT, Cammann, S Th committee ordered
y w Iivster were present Ioseph Levy TO DO re-
10 Stand lately occupied w AZ a y m. repors as
sold on Monday theor of The Exchange pun.nE e
TO the sanitary vsS Rad and oueTeu 10 70 =, Wrs
the Board OF iicn, ..d 10 petition ths nH vi .Iso 10
ou' a ~ asnha!t IN from va w
70 lay o ,Sn front Of the buiidlns'
NewYork Monday, Sept Q.
-nr sale was made AZ INC "'Si A'' WIN
.I ne Room today; 3. -
~o,,ory .nd ,nsesorg houses oE wi of PSssdesvs
j. ~ IN fpdepcndeneo-aSc..oSS WI -
q ANA ii Cammann, So''Vo
anu - Ry VIM. Kennedy Bro.
A.. rI,on Theatre Nos 1887 ana xoe nIoa =.
~,S va" md Nos 5O2 and SO4 oth'a'e' was "N''N
oe'V' =" nv Richard v. Hsrnett & Co.
N. Nats with lots Nos 1905 TO 1,7lo ioVh
sao !" AZ 9sth-st was Withdrawn
"" BY A. ii. Muller d Son.
cal. a, ,se dwelling with lot No ~ Eass "'h'sN
~ M Madison-sye, was aaloufteo s'"' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
Enp TuE REPKSIuRT HlIIS

FOR THE BEKkNHIkE HILLS. -,
FAST pIITSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SIR
Gals, with elegant Wagner Drawner0 cars through
10 Pttsbufg without change Grand Central station
Harlem Division. daily. except Sunday 40 10 80 a. N
and 30 y. N. Fast time Superior service
JOHN NJ. ToUCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General AunrlIntNndrnt licnl Ia.9 .ngeP &-cnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. y. g; y

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y: C., q
station, New.YoiK as follows and twenty minutes earlier
from foot q Isyst. N. T. Chicago. Detroit L2na4s
siS 8 rs D. N Toronto' 10 55 a. M. is IS rs p
suse. UtcS ana pncibsi intSrPcdats stations s5 g 5S
Ely oKsgs'tCH sssggsites, ca'slls Albany s:iiSS
= S p M NewRRs,s lo;I5 10 ~ ;S?, 70 70 o.
h,gs sSg,epns G1r e ir Buffalo Niagara Fails Ioso90
days Other ins daily except sundays "a s. Leave Jersey
Sity II x station all 20 NJ. q 40 D. m Uoboken
West Shore Station, all 80 80 u. IN. For tick
sts time tables or information apply al Offices Brooklyn
Fulton.st New.York cty-s7i SGs 5s5 and 3s2 Broad
Way 1882 Bowery 10 Park Place Os West 25th-s snd
West shere st29es ool o. W.ss and i9et q Jay
gage from hotel. and residenccs G. L. LAMBERT Gen.
trsl Passenger Agent, Vandcrhiltaye.. N Y.
CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- Tho only through sleeping 10 St Louis via Mag
ara Falls the GRIND Central Depot az IN daily
via York Central Michigan Central and Wabash
MISUNDERSTANDING for all UNDERSTANDING in Louis
as second mOtning. Connections IN Union Depot 81
Louis for al points west. and Southwest FOr tlme-
table slecping.esr beishs, &C. wfin OF call on n. X
MCCLELLAN. General Eastern Aaeh1323 broadway, MY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
CUNARD LINE .

CUNARD LINE
SS,rwyoPK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
N@" from Pier 40, North River.
FAST TX PRESS MAIL SERVICE.
lam sent a. 0 a. m. Servla Oct. 80
pm f fTaeis .93s ss Y 80 m
CABIN pa sage 500 $50 and 800 inEemsdlate ss5
low rates. For freight ard pas,ss apply to the company
nrace Z Bowling Green, kew-lOrk. g., -.
ONCE vFRNOT IT, BROWN CO.. General Agents
%rEW- YORK AND CUBA NAIL SIS. COM
" PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
- 'v.orc nisrs 10 ana II. 4. H.. at D m
tIo" p' Havana, PreeIeso ToNps%, =,
C,Tv or coIrMiiaa Nita y ani Sat- Sept H.
MaFHArTAN, Santiago o. DE- ou0a a.. EFn,, Can, "a
For particulars, freight or passage. aypy e.
DED STAR LINE.
FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New,Yofk and Antwerp weeky.
NooRpLAN D.. Wsdaeaeay ssgtsmSf II $50 W
PENN. ~. ,;:; C.s,n s .aa apwsr Esss,s n
sieS ssa upysid sc.sna cabin go E1eaf'on. s7s
ila WEIGHT SONS. 6sa'i Xfss.s Bowling Gsssa
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
Lively RtIna,.,.,

There was an exciting runaway ON Can.
gress street yesterday noon. A horsa att 81,
ed TO single top buggy took fright in front
Of the Preble House aud started on the doad
run up the street. There was no ole in the
carriage, and the animal had everything his
own way. In the vicinity of Stat. street
square he slowed down somewhat but tb.ro
was no one near to stop him, and after pas
sing lhe Longfellow monument he took new
life and ran all the faster.
ieains IN the street hurried to get out Of
the way, and people on the sidewalks scat
.ered 10 all directions. The runaway CON
1inued on to the Union station, and nobody
could stop him. Here the carriage collided
win grocery wagon, doing considerable
damage TO the latter, but the horse kept on
to Stroudwater.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19

The happiest men you see
along the street have adopt
ed the Flannel Shirt.
The fashion is on the in
crease every hour. 1t is
enough to make the linen
shirt green with envy.
Yet 1t Is not confined to
young men of fashion.
The devotees of ease and
comfort are as many, and
they wear the flannel shirt
for that.
There are no healthier men.
1t makes no difference,
whether business or vaca.
ton, they are the comfort
makers during warm wealth
er, and we sell them, every
size, from a dollar up; better
ones cost from So to So. so.
All the incest sort of Sum.
mer Neckwear at winning
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
NIsiiinp WhaaInaen

party of ten wiieelhieh from New BED
ford, Mass. headed by.F.W. Palmer, will ar.
rive here on the Boston boat Sunday morning
and al members Of the Portland Wheel Club
invited to participate in the following runs
Sunday, to Checkley ifouse. Prout's Neck
MONDAY, to Old Orchard; Tuesday. run
through Deering, and sail to the Islands
"Wednesday, to Poland Springs and Lewiston
Thursday. to Gardiner by rail, visit Togus.
Augusta, Gardiner and Hallowel in the fore
noon, an take the steamer Kannrbec at 23O
p. m. for Boston. saenig
The visiting wheelmen will be glad to have
as many of the members Of the Portland
wheel Club as can do so join them for any or
all these runs, and 1t is hoped that all who
can spare the time will attend. Their head
quarters In the city will be at the United
STATES Hotel Sunday the Cornelia III. will
be taken at 10 O'Clock en- route for the
Cheeky House.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
The Passage of the Governor Ames

The Passage of the Governor Ames.
They are discussing in Boston the recent
passage of the Governor Ames from Port
land to Buenos Ayres. After the Governor
Ames was dsmasted on her first voyage she
was lowed to Boston and refitted and then
came to Portland where she took on board
100000 feet of lumber for Buonos Ayres.
She arrived about July 8, after passage of
70 days. This is slow sailing for so fine a
vessel. The Boston Transcript thinks she
may have fallen to leeward of Cape St.
Rogue, and have lost time in working 10
windward The little schooner Edith of Sc
tons, made the passage from Boston to the
entrance of the La Platesinl42 days at an I'M
favorable season. and had the bad luck to
lose her mainmast In latitude 260 SOUTH and
was OBLIGED to haul off two days on account
of a gale. The brig Nankin made the pas !.
sage from Boston to Montevideo in "a days.
Shortly after leaving port she lost all above
the trestle-trees of her foremost in gale,
and was jury-rigged forward the rest of the
passage. She was owned by Captain r. B.
Forbes, Who was passenger on board and
helped to reft it,. The passage to Buenos
Ayres has been frequently made inside of 40
days from Boston. Why the Governor
Ames should have been 20 days is mystery
to old seamen. CaptainForbes, in his new rig
for four-masted schooners, has a square sail
which is great advantage to vessel sailing
off the wind. The Governor Ames had only
fore-and-aft sails. Perhaps she may have
been made crank by her deckload, and could
not have carried full sail by the swnd.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
The Stack Murder.

1t will be remembered that year ago last
January Mrs. Abby Stack of Cumberland
Mills was murdered in her house in the night
time. Investigation failed to reveal any clue
to the murderer and to the present day the
affair is shrouded in mystery. Some time ago
a detective conceived the theory that one
Esfil Smith, who was living at Cumberland
Mills at the time, was connected with the
murder. Certain alleged movements of his on
the night of the murder and the following
day were looked upon as circumstantial evil
dence against him, Smith has now been
found and the suspicious called to his atten
tion lie denies all knowledge of the muir
der, and satisfactorily explains all his alleged
suspicious movements
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
Brief JorTiNcs!

The Casco Bay line give another delightful
sail Sunday TO Yarmouth and return If
the weather is pleasant. All who go will be
delighted.
Jost & Morton. of this city,, have secured
the contract for the frescoing and interior
decorations of the Congregational church at
Waterville.
The law court took short recess yester.
day morning to allow the judges to view the
circus parade. They watched it from the
balcony of City Hall. te.i sre
A squad of the Androscoggiu Gun Club
came to Portland Wednesday. and had a
practice shoot with the Portland Club. All
shot together. it not being match. The
Lewiston and Auburn marksnisn will invite
the Pertlands to their grounds soon.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
roo MUCH CIRCUS,
A Man Injured Under the Cars-An-
other Nearly Drowned.

Last night about II O'Clock a man named
Geary, haillng from Lock sMills, was severe
ly injured in the Grand Trunk yard. He
claimed to have joined Barnum's circus YES
terday and had been hanging about the sta
t.oh whie the men were loading the cars.
flnaliy In some way he fell under some NOV
Ing cars, and when he was dragged out by
the men who rushed to his assistance, both
legs were badly crushed. Geary was taken
10 the Maine General Hospital, where one of
MS legs was amputated. The nan had been
drinking.
The night Waterman at the Boston steam
ers' landing and Officer Hicks pulled a
drunken man out of the dock last night, just
in time to save him from drowning. He was
taken to the station to recover from the eff
fectS of whiskey and water
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19

"By-and-by," many man answers when solicit
ed by the Life Insurance Agent. To such the old
Spanish proverb applies" By the street of By.and
by, one arrives at the house of Never"
INSURE IN THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19

Floods are reported in Texas, causing
a heavy loss to property and some loss Of
life. VI
Herman Oelrchs, the rich New York club
man and politician, astonished the people of
Long Branch Sunday by swimming three
miles out to sea and back.
The announcement of the appointment of
Col j. M. Wilson as superintendent of the
military academy of West Point is expected
at the War Department.
Twenty women visited the gambling house
of John I. Lewis, at Evanstown, Wyo..
Tuesday night, and gave Lewis a thrashing
with whips, for the habitual beating of his
wife.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
opera AT cyeenwoad

This week the Williamson Opera company
have been pleasing large audiences at every
performances. Today and Saturday will be-
the last chances to witness Mascot. Next
week, commencing Monday. they will sing
Ohrettr. Tuesday afternoon there will he a
cJncert, commencing at $ o lclock. The
steamer 5. K. Spring will make another of
those popular sails, calling at the island.
This gives patrons of this line chance to
visit the garden in the forenoon and enjoy
the sail for one round trip ticket Those Wis
iting the opera will ad it to their advantage
to go by the Garden line. foot of Exchanl Q
or
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
To Address Maine Changers.

Colonel j. III, Brigham of Ohio, Worthy
Master of the National Grange, will make an
official visit to the State of Maine, and will
deliver series of public addresses to the
members of the order and farmers of our
StAte. lie viii commence grange work by a
public meeting at Old Orchard, Tuesday,
August 9th, and will speak afterwards con-
tinually In ten or more different localities,
extending his visit a, far east as Aroostook
county, where he will address the patrons of
husoandry at least on two different occa-
slons, and will return in season to be pres
ent September 18th and 18th at the State ag-
ricultnral fair in Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19

A I TH0MASTON, ME.-The entire stock of
"A Boots, Shoes. Rubbers, Hats Caps, Furn-
ishng Goods, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valses, Blank
cts, Robes and Leather Findings. Also, Store
and most centrally located in the town. Large
store house connected. Expenses very low.
Business irst-class. Can show daily, weekly,
monthly and yearly cash sales. Satisfactory
reasons for selling. Apply for full information
to ALDEN GOUDY, Thomaston, Me- or l.. A.
GOUDY, Portland, Me.
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The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19

In this city, July is, by Rev. A. Ii. Wright,
Clarence H.. Stevens and Miss Lizzie Wheeler
both of Portland.
In Fryeburg, July II. by Rev. b. N. Stone, En-
East Bryeburg.
In Steuben, July G. Arthur b. Kingsley OF
Goudsboro and Mrs. Emma J. Tracy OF Steuben.
In Dennysyille, July 3, ii. w. Anthony of Den
nysville and Miss Eliza ID. Carter of Pembroke
In Auburn, July Is, Henry E. Frost and Miss
Stella A. Merrill
In Rockland July 49, Albert Jones and Flor.
ence L. Miller.
In Orrington. July 13, Chas G. Hoyt and Miss
Grace +. Baker.
In Abbott, June 30, Charles E. Gould and Miss
Addie j. Harrington.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-19
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