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OFF FOR THE MUSTER.
The Portland Light infantry Sent
Back to Their Armory.

The Portland militia companies left for
Augusta on the early morning train yester-
day to attend the annual master. The
Montgomery Guards turned out "a men and
the Portland Cadets 20 men. Capt. Rogers.
of the Portland Light Infantry, appeared at
the Union Station, with eight men and Col.
Kendall ordered him to take them back to
the armory, refusing to allow so small a por-
tion of the company to go.
The number of men which each company
is required to present at muster is 3d. Both
the Guards and Cadets were below this
number. Capt. Rogers, of the Infantry, in
sisted on going himself reporting at the
muster, alleging that his company has been
Disseminated against, inasmuch as the other
companies also fell below the required num-
Der.
Yesterday afternoon message came over
the wires from the muster grounds for the
Portland Light Infantry to proceed at once
to Augusta
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Tryon of Cam
bridge, Mass. are visiting relatives ia this
city.
Miss Olea Bull of Cambridge, daughter of
ole Bull, the distinguished musician, is at
West Lebanon.
Y. A. Anback, superintendent of the Web
ster wooden mills, Sabatis, and wife, are Wis
iting in Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Little of Brooklyn, N, Y.
" he: 81 Lieut.. John 1sisss: S. N, is
ing friends in this city.
he Fort Wayne, Ind, Methodist College,
S conferred on Rev. ]. F. Clymer of Pine
rect church the degree of DID.
The two elder sons of Rev. James De
Normandie of Boston, both Harvard stu
dents. will visit Kittery this summer.
Mr.. Amos Parker Wilder. editor of the
New haven Palladium, is on his way to
Portland to witness the Fourth of July cele-
bratiop.
Mr.. John Mclean, editor of the Cincinna-
Il Inquirer, has taken cottage on Cottage
street, Bar Harbor. and will soon arrive for
the summer.
Among the visitors at Bar Harbor this
summer, are Baron Klinch and family from
Dresden. Germany. The baroness is an
American
US. District Attorney DeAlya S. Alex
ander of Buffalo, N. Y, who has been visit
ingrelatives in Richmond during the past
week, has returned home.
George Pauncefort, an English actor we'll
known IN this city in the days of our fathers
ana grandfathers, is now headwaiter in a
restaurant in Yokohama.
Larkin Dunton, LID, head master of the
Boston Normal School, who graduated from
Colby in the class with Hon. Reuben Foster.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Keith in
Waterville.
Harry Il. Prindle, formerly of this CITY. is
the author Of a work on "The Electric Rail.
way" which has been published by E. b.
Stilings & Co., Boston. Mr.. Prindle gradu.
ated with high honors at the Institute of
Technology at Worcester, Mass, in 1885. and
now connected with the Thomson Houston
Electric Co. of Boston.
en-. o, Q. Howard, commanding "Divis-
the Atlantic" will arrive this noon.
wing morning be goes to Bridgton,
% deliver Gu address. He will
take the midnight train of
Tin order to keep an en-
Hexter on the 4th. He
of Gen, SeldeS
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CITY GOVERN MENT.
Special Meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen,

A special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held at p. IN. yesterday
the Mayor presiding.
Absent, Mr.. Rand
The Mayor said he had called the special
meeting to appoint some special policemen
for the Sd and 4tb, subject to the approval
of the aldermen: Allen Fisher, John Craig,
Edward H. Bowers, Alfonso Merriman,
Richard Conway, VIM. Lamont, q. o. Lam
bert, Jr.
Petition of B. E. McDonough to be licensed
to keep a billiard hall was granted.
Edward Ii. Coleman was appointed special
policeman at Salvation barracks, and E. FL,
Trefethen special policeman and undertaken
at st. Stephens church.
Harris, Gage & Tolman were licensed TO
sell and keep refined petroleum at their store
on Commercial street, not to exceed 1000 gal
Ions.
The petition to establish the grade
of Portland street from the foot of Wey.
mouth street westerly to the Maine Central
railroad bridge was referred.
The petitions of Aver, Houston g. Co. to
erect wooden building for boiler build
ing to their hat factory, was granted; of w.
E. Edwards to enlarge his buildings on
Green streen. was granted. provided the
roofs of the parts enlarged are covered with
metal, slate or gravel and the walls and
cutters of the new part covered with metal
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Arrivals of Fish.

j. W. Trefethen yesterday reported sever
al large arrivals of fish, Stephen Doughty
sold his catch of the night before for S75
The small boats brought in 5000 pounds of
mackerel. 10000 pounds of hake, and 10000
pounds of cod and paddock. The schooner
Grace Choate brought in 1000 pou, ds of
make and 5000 pounds of haddock, the Eva
Race 5000 pounds of swOrdfsh, the Mile
Florence 25,OOO pounds of swCrdfsh, and the
Lady Thorn 20 90 pounds If haddock.
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Official Visits,

Yesterday at 8 o'clock Admiral Gherardi,
Captain Schley of the Baltimore; Lieutenant
Huse, aid to the Admiral. andsEnsign Frank
K. Hill of the Baltimore. called in full uni
form officially upon Mayor Melcher. They
were received by the Mayor, Aldermen
Smart and McClutchy, President Foss.
Messrs. Chapman and Clark of the Council.
General j. Marshal Brown. ex. Governors
Conner and Robbie, Mr.. w. II. Anderson,
Captain T. j. Little. representing the citi-
zens' committee, called on the Admiral on
the Baltimore yesterday afternoon.
The Mayor will return Admiral Gherardi's
visit at 415 p. NJ. today,
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Portland Tennis Club Tournament

The club tournament of the Portland
Lawn Tennis Club opened at $50 yesterday
morning. In the singles for ladies, Miss
Wildes beat Miss Fletcher, SO, Ga, and Miss
Fassett beat Miss Noyes, 60, 60. In the
singles for gentlemen, Mr.. Denison beat Mr..
Plckard, 6-3, 81, and Mr.. Eaton beat Mr..
Hinkley, 36, 1-6, 6 3.
ln the afternoon, Mr.. Davis defeated Mr..
Herbert Payson, Miss Mattocks defeated
Miss Cate in two well played sets, and in
the contest between Messrs. Chamberlain
and Neal. the former was the winner.
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Reform School.

AT the exercises celebrating the close OF
the school year at the Reform School, an ele.
CANT American flag was presented by Mrs
George s. Hunt, formerly visitor appoint.
ed with the Governors Council. Hon. Abb.
on Little, trustee, presented the flag for Mrs.
Hunt in appropriate terms, and Superin-
tendent Harrington replied. There were 81
boys who wore badges of honor for good be-
havior during the year.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JunGE aoI1I.n.

bEFOhE JUDGE GOULD.
MoNDAY.-Maria Curran and Millie
O'Brien. Intoxication. Thirty days in city
house of correction.
Charles 7. Donovan. Intoxication. Thir.
ty days In county Jail.
Charles A. O'Neal and Margaret O'Neal.
COSTS
Thomas j. Ross. Intoxication. Thirty
days in house of correction.
William Connell Larceny. Sixty days
In county Jail.
Gains 9. Swan. Common drunkard. Six
ty days In county jail.
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 80. James Lawrence Farmer.
born in Portland, Aug. %, 1911.
lSerylce VIII be held on Wednesday, July O. at
T. M at his late residence
In this city, June 80, Mary A., widow of the
late William Allen, aged 6S years 9months
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at / O'Clock.
from No. 10 Chatham street.
years months.
In Saco, June 81, Mrs. Geo. W. Frost, aged SO
years months.
In New York, June 25 Richard O. Morse form
erlv of Bath
In Bath, June 16, Walter E., son of VIM. FL. A.
ana Minnie e. Shaw, aged months.
The funeral service of the late Miss Mabel A.
Land will take place Thursday afternoon at 4
O'CLOCK, at the Baptist Church, Yarmouth.
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Mary r. Latina %.

Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap of Michigan. who
has been speaking in Maine for the last
month, will give her last address in this
state in the Methodist church at Peaks
Island tonight at So'clock. The greatest
enthusiasm has been shown in every place
where she has spoken and she has repeated
ly been requested to return. An opportunity
is afforded to those who have not heard her
to do so tonight. Boats leave at 73O O'Clock
and return after the address.
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sRIEF JoTTINcs.

The steamer Isis will sail through the fleet
on all her trips.
The tournament by the Portland Lawn
Tennis Club began yesterday.
The Ticonic hand engine of Ellsworth has
entered for the firemen's muster.
Painters who join the Union after August
1st will have to pay two dollars.
!, Work at decorating the outside of the I'm
Ion Mutual building began yesterday.
The caps for the fire department have ar
rived and have been distributed among the
men.
A regular meeting of the Builders Ex-
change will be held this evening at eight
o'clock.
j. scott Jordan has purchased fine Fear
,paught colt four years old. Price said to be
our hundred dollars.
.. The Cumberland National Bank has de-
"a Jared semi-annual dividend of 3per cent,
fspayable on and after today.
b. The grocers. provision dealers and fish
dealers will close their stores on 4thof July
at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Look out for
your orders.
sDr~Fose has bought the large plot of land
some 5000 feet, in the rear of DIR. Ludwig's
residence corner of High and Congress
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In Pittston, June 10, R. W. Dope and Miss
Susie A. Doyle.
In Augusta, June l, Geo. A. Palmer and Miss
Lizzie M. Crowell, both of Manchester
In Auburn, June IA, Joel W. Judkins and Miss
Anna Rounds
In Winter Harbor June s. Lewis S. Noonan and
Miss Clara Seavey. both of Gouldsboro.
In Augusta. June IA, Fred +. Hall of Manches-
ter and Miss Ida M. Whittier OF Augusta
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
ORGANIZATION of the Reception COM
mlttee.

The following named citizens, recently
designated reception committee on the &C.
caston of the meeting of the Society of the
Army Of the Potomac in this city July Sd
and 4th, are invited to assemble at Recep-
tion Ball this Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
fof the purpose of organization and assign
ment to duty. 1t is desirable that there
should be full attendance, as the time of
the reunion is now close at hand, and much
depends upon the individual efforts of our
citizens in the matter of receiving our visit
Ors and otherwise assisting in their enter
tainment.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers Of the PRESS who intend leav-
ing the city for the summer or for only
brief period can have the paper sent them
without extra charge by leaving their address
at the counting room.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 1.
IRw ADvERTIsEmRNTs TO-DAY

FIRST PAGE.
Hall Rubber Coz.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Greenwood Garden opera house.
FINANCIAL.
II. M. Payson & Co.'S.
FOURTH PAGE
Rines Bros ..
Owen, Moore g. Co.
Clothing harrington Bros.
Atkinson House FurnishingCo.
Turner Bros. & Newcomb.
John Il. Proctor, Centennial bl0ck-2.
Girl wanted-Housework
NJ. q. Larrabee u Co.
Perfect Pencil Pointer Co.
Casc0 Bay Steamboat Co.
Harpswell Steamboat Co.
Portland cement for sale.
Rooms 10 let-A. w. Lowell.
For sale-Dr. Fillebrown.
Rooms-Mrs. Hatch.
Douglass Seminary.
situation wanted Young lady.
Summer boards. N. Haskell.
Wanted-Wilmot Castle g. Co.
NOtice-Twitchell.Ch amplin Co.
Lost-Cousins & Tomilinson.
For Srle-FranB b. Clark.
For Lale-Stephen C. Perry.
Tenement to Let.
To Let-P. Feeney.
Wanted-Lakesid Press.
Peaks Island House e A. Sawyer.
For the War ShipS-Fannie G..
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
PIANO RECIJ1AL.

PORTLAND THEATRE.
Notwithstanding the warm night there
was good audience in attendance at Port
land Theatre last evening, and the dramatic
company in Hazel Kirke," and were
warmly received and applauded. The
drama of Hazel Kirke" is one of the
prettiest known to the stage. and it was very
well played by the excellent company Mr.
Lothrop has brought here. All the points
in the play were brought out in excellent
shape. The bill will be repeated every eve
ming, and there should be crowded houses.
PAVILION THEATRE.
The new entertainment at the Pavilion.
under the management of Mr.. P. j. Mccall
lum, drew full house last evening to wit
ness the first presentation of the beautiful
Irish drama "Blarney CASTLE" by talented
cast of characters. The familiar face of Mr..
McCallum called forth hearty applause.
NOTES.
Mrs. Langtry is In such poor health from
pieurisy and congestion of the liver that She
may not be able to act again for long time,
She is in London. Her illness is said to
wear off her beauty considerably
Mr. Beerbohn Tree is to play in the the
aires of America during the season of 1891
W. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will begin their
American engagement in New York on Dc
tober 18th at the Fifth Avenue Theatre with
Inc Squire" This piece was Pinero's
hrst Important success. He wrote it for the
Kendals. w.
THE Soudan" is the title of the romantic
spectacular play now announced by the Bos-
ton Theatre for September. The manage
drama. '"o
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Falmouth Club.

The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. President, Hanno W. Gage !;
vice presidents, William l.. Putnam, Sewall
c. Strout. Nathan Cleaves. Melvin P. Frank,
John j. Lynch; secretary, Philip j. LARA
bee; treasurer, Charles T. Varney.
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@%HN AAaAsAaA - - = aNAA,
Hon. VIM. w. Thomas,
Hon. VIM. l.. Putnam,
Hon. Thomas Ii. Reed,
Hon. Sam'lJ. Anderson,
Hon. George II. Wescott,
Hon. Nathan Webb,
Hon. Roswell NJ. Rich
ardson,
Hon. Josiah ii. Drum
mond,
Hon. George Walker,
Gen. Francis Fessenden,
Hon. VIM. Writ Virgin,
Hon. Charles T. Libby,
Hon. j. s. Palmer,
Hon. John W. Deering,
Hon. George 4. Bird,
Hon. Marquis Il. King,
Hon. A. w. ii. Clapp,
Hon. George W. Wood.
man,
Hon. Charles j. Chap
man,
Col. Jared A. Smith u.
S. AZ
Major VIM. NJ. Dunn u.
S. Al
Conf Frank Wildes,
u. S. NJ
Surgeon Henry w. Saw
telle ~. S. NJ. III. s. },
Capt. j. III. Parker (U.
S. X. NJ
Hon. John ID. Anderson,
Hon. Thomas III. Has
kell,
Hon. Percival Bonney,
Hon. Henry @. Peabody,
Hon. Geo. Gould,
Hon. NJ. p. Frank,
Hon. Joseph w. Sy-
monds,
Fayson Tucker,
Philip ii. Brown,
Hon. A. A. Strout,
Hon. Joseph A. Locke.
Hon. Clarence Hale,
Harrison j. Libby,
Hon. James =. Baxter,
Hon. VIM. Ii. Clifford,
Hon. Fred'k n. Dow,
Hon. VIM. g. Davis,
Hon. l.. d. NJ. Sweat,
Weston +. Milliken,
Joseph K. Blabon,
Woodbury. S. Dana,
William ii. Milliken,
Capt. Jacob S. Winslow,
John N. Lord,
Charles j. Walker,
Charles S. Fobes,
III. n. Jose,
Josiah Chase,
Stephen X. Small,
Alpheus G. Rogers,
Fred K. Richards,
Elias Thomas,
Benz. Thompson,
Geo. G. Burgess,
William A. Goodwin,
Cyrus Novel;,
Isaiah +. Webb,
Benz. c. Stone,
Frank NJ. Robinson,
Frank III. Plummer,
Orlando NJ. Lord,
Albro K. Chase,
Orrin b. Whitten,
Gen. G. p. Mattocks,
Col. Edward Moore,
Richard X. Galley,
Col. John C.Cobb,
Major Charles Walker,
Major VIM. p. Jordan,
Capt. Horatio Hight,
Capt. George II. Abbott,
Capt. Whitman Sawyer,
Major III. S. Burrage,
Lieut.. Charles o. Hunt,
Major Abner o. Shaw,
Major A. A. Nickerson.
Commander William S.
Dunn (Bosworth Post
G. A. r.,
Thomas p. Shaw,
John p. Hobbs,
Mark p. Emery,
Daniel f. Emery, Jr.,
n. NJ. Perkins,
George d. Loring,
Walter S. Corey,
Edward b. Winslow,
Rev. Sidney X. Perkins,
Rev. j. NJ. Frost,
George NJ. Thurston,
Henry p. Cox,
Charles A. Gushing,
Maurice West,
Alfred III. Berry,
John +. Randall,
James NJ. Steedman,
Charles H. Randall,
Frank d. True,
Theodore A. Josselyn,
Ivory S. Bean,
Rev. f. Southworth,
Charles A. Guptill,
Walter A. Skillin,
Edw. W. Kent,
Henry NJ. Jones,
III. NJ. Smith,
RcEv.D. w. i1caacheur
| Geo. W. Beale,
| Cnas. nj. Rice,
K. J.. Stanwood,
Charles Mccarthy,
Rev. n. It. Whitaker,
| Walter c. Emerson,
Richard Webb,
Charles S. Cook,
Robinson Williams,
Joseph A. King,
d. NJ. Edwards,
Henry III. Hay,
Benz. f. Haskell.
Oren Hooper,
w. ID. Little,
j. III. Coffin,
| c. w. i. Cooling,
I. II. johnson,
| Warren Z. Chase,
Frank c. Johnston,
DR.. Thomas Fillebrown,
| 9. M. Plummer,
M. w. Clark,
A. G. Schlotterbeck,
=. Greedy Spring,
Chas. G. Allen,
w. Il. Kilborn,
Thomas NJ. Edwards,
| Q. Fred Morse,
DR.. s. p. Getchell,
A. L. Burbank,
T. G. Manning,
A. L. Merry,
w. G. Ware,
NJ. A. Jewell,
Harrison B. Brown,
0. M. Nash,
Q. g. Boyd,
"A 2. Fuller,
f. V. Chase,
A. ii. Barnes,
j. J. Lappin.
Cooperative Commvts
Whole Committee.
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The genuine Angostura Bitters cure Indigestion
and restore the appetite. Every druggist keeps
them. DR.. ]. G. Siegert & Sons sole manufactur-
ers. june25eod&w1w
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MANSON G. LARRABEE & CO..
246 Middle Street.
cASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House wharf

I v
WEEK DAY TIME ABLE.
Commencing Tus-s W. 4, 1890, steam
ers will leave Gu, use Wharf, Port
land,
For Fore, ding, Peaks IsIand-
s S4S = 5.45, O 6.io - 4sd g
ioSS i. ii.s.sdd2 20 2? / 10, o2'15' $.a5. $50,
rs, Or at at cse Of entertainments. Wv ''i0'
For TreS.h,e6p Landing. Peaks I.Iand-
S SiS 9 Ss $3.50 R III .s;1S 42S S4S
1920: Gl 90 1.o6' 800, '4s5, 5.25, e.35, Z,
Fee Evergreen Landing, Peak. Island
6.3G, 9, 8. Q, 1880, IL, 2, 1915, 4.2O, 5.45.
go, 7.3O. 1880. RETURN-6.O5. 6.55 765
205, 1ol5, 11.45, 1, 3.16, '430, $40, 6 40, $50
For Li..ie Diamond IsIand-5.so. 6.1s
y I0So: ~ y '3l5 APO $40. 61O 100, $780,
100, 1886 .4.5o, 6S5, go, $50, 1910. 'zoo'
For Great Diamond tsIand-5'30 q. 7
B 1870. " .3i5, 4.2o, 5.45, e.10 73o, 80.
$50, As, $50, 6.45. s.35, slO.s5, II
o For Ponce's Landing, Long Islands, Z.
s P,; 3. 10; 80 * .s15; eco 6,45, $50, 1910.
ESQ, '4o5, 5.lO, e.35, $40, sIO.i5. - o0'
For Mariners Landing Lour I.l,rd
D 1880. 2 1915, $40. RETURN-10, Ii.sO 3,
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
For Forest City Landing Peak. I.Iaud-
g. .. 10; 1000, IL, 1915, l.SO, 2.45, 8, s45,
Fer Trefs ihen's Landing Peaks Island
~, Q, 93O, 1880, 1915, 2, 1915, APO, 5.Ib.
For Evergreen Landing, PenL. Islsua-
"a - ySo 1910, 12l5, 2, 1915 400, 515, $40
For Little Diamond I-Innd-.7. 3. oao
1890, 1915, 2, -315, 42O, Sis. 6.1o ~ 20 o''o'
For Great Diamond IsIand-s7. s. o 40
1870, i2I6, 2, '3.15, 4:2O, 5.15, 6.1o. "a so.
;, $50, 1890, 1915 "1.30, 2, s3.i5, 40. sis
, 5 Hor marIiner's Landing, Long Island
80, 1890, 2, 1915, 20, 5.I5.
run IN stormy or Toggy heather
~ Y. W. T. COOLING,
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When baby was sick. We gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
uecS d&w1y
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For any case OF nervousness, sleep
lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
The only nerve medicine for the price in market
kwuIxu
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Good
Cold

so enthusiastic are thousands of people oyer~l
the benefits derived frssom MOTORS Sarsaparilla.
fhatassShey can hardly find words to express their
confidence in and gratitude for this medicine.
| Worth its weight in gold" is favorite express
sion OF these warm friends.
Ii you are in need OF good medicine to purify
your blood build up your strength cure dyspepsia
or create an appetite, try $50.
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COMMITTEE.
II, chairman.
Commander Augustus
ii. Prince, Thatcher
Post, @. A. r.
Ezekiel III. Hanson,
John Yeaton, Jr.,
Caleb N. Lang,
Harten T.. ingalls,,
Fred A. Motley,
George III. Poor,
Arthur Nj. Sawyer,
Richard G.. Berry,
Edward Il. Sargent,
Edward j. Morrill,,
ID. W. Scribner,
John ID. Williams,
c. W. Hadlock,
Lyman W. Hanson,
Major John NJ. Gould,
Capt. William E. Den
nison,
Lieut.. John II. Fogg,
Capt. George w. Verrill,
$. ii. McAlpine,
Perez b. Burnham,
Capt. Thomas p. Beals,
William o. Fox,
Lieut.. Edw. NJ. Rand.
Lieut.. Henry b. Cleaves,
Hon. Geo. r. b. jackson,
Edward III. Daveis.
Franklin X. Barrett,
RI. Rev. Henry A. Nicely,
Rt. Rev. Jas. A. Healy,
Herbert G. Briggs,
Seth l.. Larrabee,
Henry s. Osgood,
William II. Looney,
DIR. S. III. Weeks,
DIR. /. Il. Dana,
DIR. Gardner Ludwig,
DIR. Lewis w. Pendle-
ton,
DR.. Fred II. Gerrish,
DIR. Thomas A. Foster,
DR.. 4. +. Vose,
Thomas Hill, ID. d.
William III. Fem, ID. ID.
Seth C. Dyer,
Charles Il. Milliken,
William r. Wood,
j. Henry Crockett,
Edward p. Chase,
Rev. Theodore Gerrish.
Rev. Frank Il. Bayley,
j. H. Fletcher,
Lyman M. Cousins,
G. w. Belknap,
Richard o. Conant,
George r. Shaw,
John @. Twitchell,
Henry Blanchard, ID. D.,
A. L. Dunn, ID. D.,
NJ. e. Bolster,
Benjamin +. Harris,
Charles Ii. Baker,
William G. Soule,
Charles b. Varney.
Henry p. Dewey,
A. X. p. Small, ID. d
Theodore c. Woodbury.,
Rufus III. Hinkley,
John j. Gerrish,
III. III. Burgess,
Asa Dalton, ID. D.,
NJ. +. Hammond,
Fritz III. Jordan,
Samuel F. Bearce,
James III. Hall,
Howard K. Soule,
Samuel A. Stevens,
George Trefethen,
f. A. Smith,
Rev. A. III. Wright.
Rev. j. r. Crosser,
George G. Shaw,
George W. True.
Frederick w. Bailey,
Hall L. DAVIS,
William Senter,
Ira p. Harrington,
Alvin Blackstone,
MILFORD G. Chapman,
A. W. Smith,
Ammi Whitney,
f. A. Waldron,
John III. Hall,
Geo. o. X. Cram,
John A. Emery,
K. N. Sargent,
VIM. N. Stevens,
j. b. Pickett,
Elisha Conley,
Fred Il. Cloyes,
Geo. ID. Rand,
Hermann Kotzchmar,
f. G. Rollins,
G. j. Harrington.
Luther b. Roberts,
Wyer Greene,
George N. Young,
John +. Palmer,
Henry L. Taylor,
Chas. G. Millett,
Charles s. Chase,
John l.. Best,
Frank W. Stockman,
Harry r. Virgin,
Rev. j. M. Lowden,
Albert S. LeGrow,
George w. Sylvester, -
-, = TnrosS5,
Thayer,
John Nj. Pc &
Ruel S. N ",
G. A. Brown,
j. Henry Rines,
X. John Little,
II. III. Turner,
George G. owen,
Capt. f. d. Eastman,
Samuel G. Kelsey,
Cyrus Farley,
Charles A. True,
Rev. j. G. Merrill,
Cullen &. Chapman,
Samuel A. True,
Edward C. SWEET,
J. A. Merrill,
W. W. Whipple,
Gen. John j. Lynch,
Lewis Pierce,
John Il. Dow,
Virgil G. Wilson,
Hanno W. Gage,
Ira f. Clark,
Rev. j. f. Clymer,
LindleyM. Webb,
Edwin A. Gray,
Rev. j. G. Wilson,
Spencer Rogers,
DR.. Edmund Dana,
Augustine ID. Smith,
James Cunningham,
James II. Tobin,
II. III. Kicker,
Moses Il. Clements.
William b. Irish,
A. F. Gerrish,
Andrew Rich,
William NJ. Marks,
James E Marrett,
Geo. III. Buxton,
Eugene Merrill.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

The lUedther today
is likely to be
fair.
PORTLAND, July 1, 1890.
T>HIS is letting-go
Il time with the i'm
porters; the semi
annual closing out time for
all that's left of summer
stocks. A store that can
take a quantity gets the
choice of all the offerings
and sometimes that means
"plums we'll worth the
picking"
Here's the result of a bit
of quick buying in New
york last week.
Ist. A lot of women's
black silk plated Hosiery,
full length, all sizes, fine
and medium weight at so
cents a pair.
and. A lot of women's
silk Hosiery in delicate
light colors, extra long.
Rechelieu ribbed and very
fine at IS cents pair, east
ly worth double.
sd. Twenty-Five dozen
cotton ribbed Drawers
(womens) at SO cents,
would be cheap at 50 cents.
We received yesterdaya
consignment of red, white
and blue bunting, which
we shall sell very cheap.
Draperies department.
Twenty-Five dozen silk
Flags at II I-2 cents.
Ten dozen larger size at
IS cents.
Cotton flags on staffs-
for decorating.
OWEN, MOORE & co.