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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09
HOODS sARsAPARn-LA
CITY ITEMS.


Fresh Butter and Eggs, sos 10th St n .2t'
Attractive Prices. Finest Creamery But
ter. 25c.; Extra Fine Print Butter, Soc; Finest
Old Govt Java Coffee Fresh Roasted. SSc. {;
Splendid Coffee, 25c.; Patent Process Flour,
eL75 Dbl; Excellent Table Claret. Csc. !;
Lime Juice. 25c.; Speer's Port Wine. s5c. !;
Pure Blackberry Brandy, 75c. Old Rye Whisky,
75c. quart NJ. p MErzoER, The Live Gro
Gerry Men, All 7th NV. lt~
The Daddie sells granulated at Sc.
se92ts SUGAR House, 7S1 It'll st.
The Johnston Spring Leaf Blended Tea in
dve-cent packages. Ask any grocer. se7-3ts
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales I.O0O, 900 month,
Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees.
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au2, Am JOHNSTON Bios 4 Co.
Sugar House, 7Sl 9TH, Granulated, 8 cts. ss-2ts
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and sumatral
Twenty Per Cent Saved
By buying your Teas and Coffees at
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., ISL eth st.
See prices, fourth page. aul7-lm
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INVESTIGATING CAPT. POPE.
The Charges Made by . Marine 1t the
washington Navy Yard.

A court Of inquiry, consisting Of Capt VIM.
Whitehead and Commander silas Terry Of the
navy and Maj. McLans Tlton Of the marine
corps, has been in session for some days investi-
eating charges brought BY Chas. r. Harvey,
late private in the marine corps, against Capt
p. G. Pope, the commandant Of marines at the
Warrington navy yard.
HARvEY's IMPRIsoNNENT.
Harvey claims that while imprisoned in .
cell at the yard this spring, after having been
tried by court martial for drunkenness, he was
90 badly treated that his blood was poisoned
His arms and wrists, after his release and SUBJ
sequent discharge, broke out in virulent sores,
caused, he said, by the irons which bound his
wrist, together with the treatment he was gen.
orally subjected to. He said his cell was
damp, filled with yermin, and that, when re-
leased, he had TO throw his clothes in the fur
mace of the barracks because Of their filth; that
he was not allowed to battle, and that those
causes together with the impurity Of the air Of
his cell, had caused the trouble under which he
suffered. He is q native Of Brooklyn and his
friends there influenced Secretary Tracy to
order the inquiry.
THE TESTIMONY.
Brooklyn physicians certify that Harvey's
condition is due to blood poisoning, but the
surgeon Of the yard has testified before the
court that the sores on the man are syphilitic.
The evidence before the court is to the effect
that the cell in which he was confined for
thirty days is neat and clean, and Capt Pope
stated that the prisoner had been allowed to
exercise an hour each day and was taken to the
wash room every morning.
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BUSY TIMES FOR THIEVES.
A Pickpocket's Big Haul-Other Re-
cent Robberies.

Pickpockets know good thing when they
see it, and they see good thing in Baltimore
this week. Their movements will be with the
largest crowds, with chances In their favor and
against the crowd. The Baltimore depots will
be wei guarded by the local police assisted by
detectives from other cities. Baltimore is not
the only city that win suffer. The pickpockets
know that they will be watched here and many
Of them VIII take their chances in other cities
where large excursion parties will be leaving
for Baltimore. Saturday afternoon one of the
army Of crooks made his mark in this city. He
knew his business and without any trouble he
picked up about e150 and went ON his way re-
joicing. His victimwas Mr. A. A.wyiie of Mont.
gomery, Ala, who was stopping at the st.
James hotel. During the afternoon Mr.. Wylie
went out Sightseeing and was returning on Q
crowded Avenue car when he was robbed Of
his pocketbook containing about sl40 and some
railroad passes. When the pocketbook was
taken another book filed with old paper was
put in its place. Mr.. Wiley made complaint to
the police, but it 10 hardly likely that his money
Will be recovered, a. the job was no doubt COM
united BY an expert in the business.
Saturday morning about IL o'clock Q negro
boy entered Chas. Kane's store, on 7th street
northeast, and stole the money drawer. which
contained about %. He was not captured.
The thief is described as being twenty years
oiu, wearing uRnt coat ana ugnt elOucn nat.
Friday night, between and O'Clock, burg
lars visited the coal yard Of P. Pollard, Rhode
Island avenue, and forced open the Office. An
umbrella, some postage stamps and coat
were taken.
Thursday night eleven silver spoons were
stolen from the house Of Miss Kate Ball, No.
1741 G street.
Mrs. Ecklof of No. COZ N street northwest
complains that an eleven-year-old eolored boy
stole her pocket book containing $15.
Henry Noyes Of No. lit E street northeast
reports the larceny Of some clothing and
clock.
Some one stole box of cigars from the store
OF H. 8. Willard, on II street northeast, Satur-
day morning.
The stable Of Peter D. Kanke, in rear Of No.
BOA 9th street southeast, was robbed of some
harness Friday night
Hattie 8. Jarvis Of No. 315 7th street south
west was robbed Friday Of q satchel, contain
ing S12.
Mrs. II. A. Henderson of No. 1924 21st street
made complaint Of the larceny of silver watch
that was taken from her house last Thursday.
Some time last night burglars visited the
store Of E. Henline, No. AIS street northwest,
and carried OF $50 worth of shoe findings.
Low Rate TO BALTIMORE, MD.--The Balti-
more and Potomac railroad is now selling
round-trip tickets to Baltimore at low rate Of
Sl.2O, valid returning until September 81, in
elusive. Good opportunity to visit the e1posi-
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CHILD's PANTS 20 CENTS PA1R-The fact
that we are selling Child's Pants at zoe. a pair
does not indicate their value, but we haven't
room for the immense quantities Of these goods
received in the past few days. Consequently
they must go at zoe. pair until the mammoth
stocks are diminished so they can be handled
conveniently. They will then go at the regular
price, IS. so, 75c. pair.
EIsEMAS Bsos., It'll and streets,
Children's Department, second door.
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Bad rcusA ard oily skin prsvsntsd md cursd b. thss
grsstsst a I'll akin bssutihsrs ths Cuz1cu1A Boar.
Ineompahls the sn. uneQualedfor ths tullst md
without rival = N infnnts soap rodness IL love-
lisst whitsst cisuxsss sin and softsst handA Wse-
rantsd shsolutsly pure. eals sEsas~ thaa IN othsr
skin soaps combined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

EXCURSION TO BALrIMoRE.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company viii sell excursion
tickets TO Baltimore for all trains September Z
to IA, good returning until September q, at
rate Of S1.20 for the round trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

SPECIAL ATTENTION has been paid to our
boys department this season, and we can show
an elegant assortment of boys suits from "a up.
EIsEMAs Bios, 7th and E streets,
BOYS Department second floor
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Professor Bell's House Boat.

According TO various accounts this must be
. truly marvellous structure. Its dimensions
have not been given, but it is said to contain
two spacious parlors, q big dining room, billiard
room and numerous bed rooms, kitchen, serv-
ants' room, &c. We are not told that the bill
lard room is suspended on a universal Joint,
like q pinnacle lamp, as it would require to be
unless Prot Bell has discovered some other
means OF keeping the green cloth level on the
moving waters; This floating palace" is said
to be propelled by steam with two screws and
makes is miles an hour. The designer and
builder Of this mansion of luxury is said to hail
from Baltimore, but diligent search among the
ship yards there and also at Wilmington, Phila-
delphia and New York has failed to discover
the mystery of its originator.
WHAT THE HOUSE, BOAT REALLY Is.
The fancy Of the paragraphs has been
largely exercised in these descriptions, for the
house boat is in reality only small single
story cottage on floats. The floor over the
double hull is subdivided 30 as to furnish par
ior, kitchen, smoking room, bath room and
three double-berthed state rooms. or course
the reader does not require to be told that none
Of the apartments can be called spacious"
when they are all contained within the limits
Of 42x20 feet Roofing these rooms q PRONE
made deck extends the entire size Of the boat,
and over this an awning IL spread in sunny
weather. So far from making Is miles an hour
with twin screws, the boat carries no machin-
cry whatever, but ID drawn from mooring to
mooring BY steam launch, which, after ieav-
ing the house boat in its chosen sequestered
cove among the islands Of the beautiful Bras
dor, keeps III inmates in postal and market
communication with the outer world. The APP
pearance Of the house boat ID exceedingly
pretty - she lies In some unwonted harbor
nook and excitss the admiring curiosity Of the
surrounding population, who throng In their
boats 70 inspect her interior arrangements.
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warAsld Browning, son Of Mr.. Clay Brown
ing, who resides ct Riverdals, Md, killed Sat-
urdsy sftsrnoon black make which measured
nearly two yards in length, IL ID said. The make
was cut open, and In its stomach was found .
good sized gray squirrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

WHEN TIE LEAVES BEGIN TO FALL You know
that autumn 10 here and you feel the neces-
sity Of fall-weight overcoat. We have them
in every style, shade and quality, in prices
ranging from $40 up.
EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

WONDERFUL REsULrs.-The electric light now
flashes its beauty in parlor, hall and public
street, and that almost electric remedy, Dr..
Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron il used for all
forms Of the headache, nervousness, indigestion,
dyspepsia and general debility. To be had
everywhere.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Capt. 7. z. Thomson will leave tomorrow
vor Paterson, Nj, where he will attend Gas a
delegate from the Maryland division, Sons of
Veterans), the annual encampment of the COM
mandery-in-chief.
This evening Beacon lodge, No. Is, LO.o.F.,
VIII celebrate its forty-ffth anniversary in the
encampment room Of Odd Fellows hall, It'll
street northwest
=. A FIRE in the photograph gallery of c. 8. Cud-
lip, 45s Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday after
noon, caused damage amounting to about ESQ
The funeral Of VIM n Dayton, who died at
ms residence IN this city yesterday afternoon,
viii take place tomorrow. Mr.. Dayton served
IN the Mexican war and also in the late war;
He was sixty-fve years Of age and held posi-
ton In the Treasury department.
The tennis tournament Of the Columbia ath.
ietic club has been postponed to the 18th
Instant
Mrs. Jane Lawrie, aged eighty-one years, an
estimable lady, who had been spending the
summer at Washington grove, while going up
stairs at her cottage there q few days ago,
feH and broke her right leg in two places.
She has been brought 20 her residence on Mas
sachusetts avenue.
A colored man named James Green was
thrown from his horse at 9Th and L streets
northeast Saturday afternoon. His right leg
was broken.
John Anderson Of No. 2057 It'll street north
west fell under q street car on 7th street ex-
tended Saturday afternoon and received severe
injuries to his right leg.
During the forty-eight hours ending at 8
O'Clock this morning the police made la ar
rests. There were 50 persons in the Police
Court dock this morning
Inc last Wednesday trip to River View will
be on Wednesday. September IL, and the Last
Saturday trip on September H.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TIL RIGHT An. TUESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland. Del
aware. and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer; east
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GIT A GENUINE BARGAIN in one Of those 80
Suits, reduced from els, ZIG and clio, at
HAMBuRGER's, 621 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

There are ave girls In one Of the Humphries
families Of Fleming county, Ky., and their
names are Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee,
Florida and Virginia
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NEVER Were FAcrLIrrEs MORE COMPLETE in
our tailoring department than at present Our
stock embraces every fabric, design and pat
tern, and at prices that will please you.
Suits to order from eco up. Trousers to
order from s5 up.
EIsEMAN Baos., It'll and e streets,
Tailoring Departmept
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TIE DADpIz sells graduated at Sc.
SUGAR HOUSE, 731 It'll st.
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SUGAR HOUSE, 7s1 It'll. granulated, cents.

ALL ARE Invited to inspect their improved
methods Of doing work. The rush still con-
Times at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEAsINe WORKS,
631-6S5 Mas. ave. NV. Telephone 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

RACES ALL THE WEEK.-At Baltimore during
the exposition, 9th to 14th inst, take the Bal
timore and Ohio's 45-minute flyers Time table
in other column. $1.20 round trip.
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W1xoM's, 500 9Th st. New York butter Csc
TWENTY PER CENT SAVED

by buying your teas and coffees at
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 It'll Ut.
See prices, fourth page.
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SUGAR cheap enough for all. Granulated, 8
cents. SUGAR HOUSE, 731 7th.
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TIE JOHNSTON spring leaf blended tea in Ave-
cent packages. Ask any grocer.
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Fnsr-oIAss Old Rye. SOC. pint. MrrzoxR's.

TIE PALACE KENO FURNACE gives no smoke,
no gas, no trouble. HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
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Trustees SALE Of fine property on @ and on
18th streets southeast, tomorrow, ct s o'clock
pm.
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PANTS to order %. HAMBuRaER's.

Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BRorHxas, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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Osrr Two Wees Mons

and than We move 10 our Eisht-stosy. rirsprssf
Building 18th and sts.
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER THE 10TH,
we open new house with complets and unrivaisd
line Of Carpets. Furniture and Upholstery Materials
Only the designs win be shown and not collars
worth Of the present stock wiz b taken into ths nsv
building
We viii also continue our present stors AIS 7th q
until January LIST 1890. when We viii oss ths snsa,s
stock contained therein q from 10 70 90 -
cent less than cost
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Tn Best In TIE Woa1a

Tan Best In THr Wonra
I
.cLAY" FwoRsTEps ARE THE FINEST
AND BEST MADE. AND JUST NOW HIS
PARTICULAR WEAVE" Is THE MOST
FASHIONABLE
WE HAVE THEM IN THE BEST GRADES
AND MAKE THEM UP TO ORDER IN FIRST
CLASS STYLE.
THE "MAcGREaoRn TwEEDs
ARE THE BEST sUTTINos IN THE WORLD.
WE HAVE THE NEWEST PATTERNS OF
THEM IN FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS,
JUST RECEIVED.
z b BARNuM 3 90.
ss5 o31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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"HoY" CIeARl Havana, Deliciousl Fragran

SIS, GIG, els SUITS reduced to $40.
HAMRuRGERs 62I Pa ara
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prepared to fit the boys out in q new suit for
school or dress, at from % up. Sizes to IA
years.
EIsENAN Bros, 7th and streets,
Children's Depar tment. second floor.
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WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. r.
KELLY, Center market, 9th at. wing, tomorrow.
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A Reconstructed Church.

BEAUTIFUL DAY for Colonial Beach tomorrow,
tare 25c.-Adut
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~Ao" MoSsacnuSettS Wan w as hODDe0.
Maurice n Lobden of Chelsea, Mass, ar
rived in this city last week and during his
short stay here thought he would see as much
OF the city a. he could Friday evening he
started out and it was after II O'Clock when he
reached the neighborhood Of 18th street and
fennsyivania avenue. On 18th street he met
three coiored men Lobdell made the ac-
9uaintanee Of the colored men by ''setting up"
the drinks: The stranger, no doubt felt the
effects of what he had drunk and told the coll
ored men that he had pistol
them"
Here it is,"" he said, drawing the weapon
from his pocket.
Fearing policeman might arrest them thew
went up an alley TO examine the weapon, and
while there one Of them pointed the weapon at
Lobdslrs head while another of the trio
grabbed his watch and chain. Upon his COM
plant to the station Policeman McCiue ar
rested Q negro named Samuel Berry. He ad.
mitted being with the other men, but denied
that he had done anything wrong. Today IN
the Police Court the case was continued until
the other negroes are arrested.
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90 10 cozoxrAI sxAoz tomorrow. fArs asa.--
ldpk
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CLOSING OUT SALE,

and have hesitsncy In saying that never bsfcgs
the history Of any house I'm Warrington city have
prices been terribly cut they have bean By "a
The following viii prevail tbs week oommsoa1n9
SEPTEMBER
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Barge Party on Analostan Island,

Mr.. ". B. Hibbs of the Columbia athletic
club. gave large barge party up the river
Saturday night Supper was served on Ana
lostan Island, which presented brilliant ap-
pearance bedecked with countless Chinese lam
terms. Among those present were Commits
sioner Hine, Col A. T. Britton. Col. W. w.
Dudley, A p. Browne, Henry Wise Garrett,
John ]. Edison. Assistant Attorney General
Shields, p. v. De Grau, Dorsey Brown, ]. p.
Elder. L. l. Harlan, Howard Perry. Howard
Vice President Hood OF the Columbia athletic
club. The party returned to the city ut late
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-09

Low RATE TO BALTIMORE. MD.--The Balti-
more and Potomac railroad is now selling
round-trip tickets to Baltimore at low rate Of
sl.2O, valid returning until September q, in
elusive. Good opportunity to visit the eIposi-
ton at q nominal cost
The Republican journal., 1889-07-18
Colby correspondence.

Mr.. George Phoenix, Colby, IS, and Miss Maria
stevens daughter Of Rev. T.. o. stevens Of Bur
mali, were married at the Baptist Church Tuesday
morning.
commencement was very pleasant this year. on
account Of many of the alumni and friends of
the college coming back and the reunion Of so
many former classes.
Mr.. Charles Pepper, Colby, 's9, son Of President
Pepper of the college, and Miss Fannie Coburn, of
Skowhegan, daughter of the late Hon stephen
Coburn, are to be married Tuesday.
It Is quiet at the Bricks. The students have
left for vacation; those who reside away have
gone TO their homes, and those who live in town
are getting ready to go to the -side or become
book agents.
The Republican journal., 1889-07-18
wills Filed.

The following is an abstract Of the wills filed ii
the July session of the Probate Court held in Bel
fast last week: William H. Sayward, late OF
Thorndike gives to Walter F. sayward So; to
Alice G. Sayward 800 and home and support as
long as she wishes; to Joseph H. Sayward one IN
divided half of the residue of all his property
both real and personal; The remainder of the
property is given to his wife, Mary A. Savwarl,
who Is also appointed eNecutriN of the estate
Eleanor l.. Clapp, late of Frankfort, gives to her
brother, stephen Lane, of Frank fort, All Of her
real estate except grave yard and right of way
leading thereto during his natural life at his death
the property to go to his children. Her personal
property is given to her brothers Stephen, Eli jah
and Charles her sister Hannah, nephew Henry
Lane, and their survivors, in equal parts.
Joann Handy, late of Palermo, directs the main
tenance O. her husband during his natural life
and gives to her adopted son Sumner Melville
Handy all her real estate and personal property
He is also appointed executor.
The Republican journal., 1889-07-18
District Number u. East Belfast.

~ tiu. EpIToE Oh TIE J0rKNAL: 1t was my
privilege on saturday afternoon, to visit the school
NJ Dist. 81. y, East Belfast, Me- Miss Desire $.
Abbott tea her, and witness the excellent closing
exercises "f tre term. Many of the parents and
friends We're present, and we'll arranged pro
@ramnc was rendered, consisting Of first a TEN.
porancc S,nE by ght girls; next a very creditabe
examination in history and grammar of Kate Tay-
lor, Minnie Young ana Charlotte Frost, followed
by determinations by Minnie Cunningham Annie
Estes, Cassie Curtis. Nerretta Crockett Mifred
Mason Josephine Mixer, Lena +. Leavitt, Gertie
CalroW, Abbie Mixer, lflora sherman, Nina Shute,
Nina Crockett, Renworh Rogers, Raymond Rog-
ers, Elvin Hanson, Eddie Curtis, Alfred Shute,
Charlie Carrow, Wyatt Carrow, Blanche Mason.
Edlth Mason, Geneva Coonbs and Lillian Hanson,
lnterspcrsed With singh Z by Cassie Curtis and
blanche Mason. The programme closed with
lnlee excellent essays, prepared and read by
Minnie loun@, Kate Taylor and Charlotte Frost,
each showing careful preparation and a thorough
7lutiN OF Their subjects, worthy of special public
notice. ami rejecting great credit upon their
teacher also. Several visitors responded to an
invitation TO make remarks, and the teacher and
scholars We're highly complimented upon the great
progress made. R0sT0H
Belfast. Me, JulV Is. lSSg
The Republican journal., 1889-07-18

July 10 the pcdlers law passed by the last legis
lature went into effect. A license must be had &c
sell any goods or chattels other than fruit grow
In the United States, fruit trees, provisions live
animals, brooms, agricultural implements, fuel
| newspapers books, pamphlets, agricultural PRO
ducts of the United States, the products Dc hi,
own labor or the labor of his family, any patent OF
his own invention in which he has become in
tcrested An applicant for license must be i cit
zen of the United States, and he must send to the
Secretary of State certificate from the municipal
officers of the town to that effect The fee is 81
In addition the applicant must pay to the town a
fee of from 81 10 $50 Sick or disabled soldiers o.
sailors are exempt from the law, nor does 1t apply
to commercial travellers selling goods by sample
The Republican journal., 1889-07-18
Another knights TempIar Pilgrimage

MI. j. y. Wood, of Lewiston, was in Belfast
Monday, to make arrangement for pilgrimage of
the Lewiston Commandery, knights Templar to
Pcnohscot Bay. Mr.. Wood was accompanied by
ms wife, The Lewiston and Auburn knights, with
i band, will leave that city on Tuesday July % on
special train. Arriving at Belfast the new
steamer Castine will be in waiting to transport
them across the bay to Islcsboro, where the com
pany will stop with Landlord James Wthee, of
.ohnsons-by -the-sea. Tuesday the 23d, the com
pany will come to Belfast and take dinner at the
Crosby Inn, where plates will be laid for l20.
Nhile IN Belfast the visitors will make a short
parade anu do the town, leaving for home in the
afternoon. The Lewiston Knights were wise in
selecting route for their pilgrimage, as there are
no ioVeher places in Maine than the Penobscot
Bay resorts.