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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
VIRGINIA srEAMBoAra&

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -.
' cosPANT Tor 80 ss ..s. ,ss;' = ID
SSSIsT yIrgI.A HsAe a. .1s,r SkHs
rr00,sNso;, q goRTsKou III HkwfVs' I'm.
1890 N,Vsas5sxNsr. al JAAsSM ,sa I'LL
800 ~ s'egaas saloon ss xx1xes-
mos ~ ,,,saa sVEAI gOsOAI 80 - =,
ieaSins - rklDAr - A. n euSs'sr, ,',st
pAf, a1a .,taasr. ShAft fare 10 Oh '''A'
dHss.i s,sJ, ssc0ni elAsA o. 81, ,s..,,,
or Noii...s,c., AZ ora rolnt AMI soro.A fa..,g
eonns a., Tor nogshcra clsies 'Hs.s -,
WV Al ylsw sanS sfssrnoon !su .Ss
sni $500 n,s, Grsai psr.ss ha~ sa'''''
routa ....,. m .tsa,asr sni II SNot :
l1yss, a1 NAN sussL bsssAss ,s,,ss
AseLo., stsse-roOIns eara<si 20 20, Itt5xis.
urooss. ,s'sslysd daily f0r sossOta. iy..
fIeS4s oiD FOlar, lLxxAsDAAi a. 10
a0tts DAxylLLs snd fAkhsIsA ,sH.
IiS,a.rIN X n srArio>s @ sss,a
fNs"roS ID. C.. all psins IN sss''p.s "a.
iNo,1. saAtern vizginiA. eDi AZ 20 60. al
oafo.s ~ he James rlssr. ~ l"sss' '''
through cIsS rArux. yiss-pIs sS,,ss,.
80 ilI7 hain street All hs-i "a
laws wsls asa Frsizhs and r,''s-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

No place in the
sonsh offers superior
advantages TO those
seeking Manufac.
turing Sites than
Buchanan. u hasall
Tho conditions Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
1854 AE,1L'
LsWson's plurality, 1,16Z.
THIRD DISTRICT,
wiseDen)

Wise tDeml
bO0Cll ANA '...s.'s..s.s..-...... %
Chesterfield. .....s.. ........ ........ ....lIN5
Richmond 23j
SIS
New Kent. ,................ 1913
King Wlluaiu.. ......s. .-.s-s.....'......... tlf
Hanover. lo'j
1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds and avoid large doctors billA
g cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

The King OF medicines Hoods Sarsa-
,,. ala Il eonqusrs scroiuia. sait-rhoum,
and al other blood dissAse&
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N : : :: VI NotaIB;H88teInRR

uxzxzsszsrr-xzz- ..... -.
scaRDULE N EFsscr NAY u I3h o
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLA AND
LYFCaBUE4
,yAye RICHMOND. BYRpsTRREr STATION
60 A N DAILY. Va Pebersoars -k!eh mona AL
Norfolk Tlr0 40 k1pfoss -Arnfo ~
Norfolk iEs p N. Stops Only al Pc
t.Ysbarg ana suffolk. second
pafu. !earnF Petersburg az ii.3J A.
NJ ana arriving AZ Norfolk asa r. H..
sgops At al sitnonA
ana n psllz. va Pes0rsours. Arrive 81
PeIersDurs 1918 A. II Na leaves
PesrsDers 1915 A. Il tor Yarn
ME, LTnoa burg saa All pclns seasa
. S.,ty Ga Pe,srzparx. Arrive Pa
'''' tsrsparx tl5 z, H.; Isays PesershurS
a. p. N. daily arriving Norfolk
usen nai1y. ga Pstsrsbarx Arrive 81
PsleysouFs it;0s A. n. oouaocsias
go rrala No l. leaving pessrsbars
AZ Ist0 A. n. for gsrnyllsa Lyucn-
Isrx. Pos.AonssA and AL peiaH
south Aai WseA
,,n. Al go s,s Bar1erils. for Fsrmsilia
--"" Lyncaburs. tns ssats. AMI "es
,rtv.u sLHRpINaoAR AocohxoDk
SVhA" rIONs
No.i-slesp,ns-cu from psssssbarg 70 srfs'S
vtthout shaagA lcaring Petersburg cAY !.
iTs0 a. ~. and LynoasafS W h'nlphs VIA
~ No ILyucADws % Roma aad Roaas<' "
hs Sssss paxsage-ehsokS and ali nformanos
snsaLasd al kishsaona sed fsssrsaa
s,.s.a depol A. W. 0afbss'A ivW AAsa ssrsss
"a I'd ne coup Aay's once W eess hs.n s9ss>
YssssnSeg Assas
". n BkVLL
Gssseal fasssagss AssoA
ouxrxns a. Kppy. VICE freel1snA a.,
6OesA salsA heAnesA "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
AwlEE-BsAIER ARRESTED
Rural Signs OF Very Cold winter
Vraacbfuo, in RNppahannOck.

Rural Signs OF IA Very Cold "inter-
Preaching in RSppahannock'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
DUyvsvILLE, November 81, 1890.
Paul Browne was arrested here last
evening under warrant sworn out 10y his
wife for assault and terrible battery.
Newton Walker, of King and Queen,
n large dealer in railroad-ties and poplar
wood. has made an assignment with n.
r. Pollard and G. II. Jones trustees. His
liabilities are considered heavy, but as
sets quite considerable.
Mr.. George Beazly, of this vicinity, Is
gathering persimmons from a Japanese
99raft into an old Virginia sedge-tield
tree weighing thirteen ounces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
COLD WINTER.

II. Cox raised some sweet potatoes this
season which are fully as large as
peck measure. Nearly everybody has
fine crops Of these roots this year;
Ii is said 10 be q sign of severely cold
winter. Another sign is large shuck
and small ears Of corn and the corn very
dry and easily shelled, and If short
crops of corn are also signs according
thereto there will be hard winter IN
deed hereabouts, for short crops Is the
general complaint. >,
Rev. Mr.. Minter is preaching at PauFs
Cross-Roadsan and Rappahannock churches
nightly this week. He Is from the town
of Martinsyille. The churches here
are much pleased with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
PHILADELPHIA, Il / c IL <fcz1
hOND and NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Amounted sailing dsyA Every Trk-DAf
And FRIDAY as q 81. ana every sJaDAf 80
r-s'sstfor TuesfaJs' ani FriisYs steamers
rsr.lyei can lis1 a. b.: f.r -llisys tiaaaier
fuSP. NJ. saturiay. freight received dAly ui
EE.N.
Fare g.
4N' ]. " AcCAHKiCk,
General southern AFoaI or.-e go ''k
PCLTus Hn,
moi General AgruB, flllsi1 ybiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE

DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECr NOVEMBER II, 100
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
n45AM N. sOCTHShN EXPRESS. daily, 70 A.
laDia, Augusta, and points souto. Con-
rects ~ Greensboro for Durham ani
HalsiRn. az salisbury tor Western
Norm Carolina Passengers can taxa
sleeper AIgP ". Through slooport
tom Daaslue -Outl.
seoAM ACCOMMODATION, daily, except
sunday 10 Clover. Va, aaf inter-
mediate pOi1ss
,i.n0AM YIF6INiA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily through uaia -
Raleigh ga koysvile. Connects ~
BurkeVille with Norfolk aEd western
railroad tor FarmViiie, Lynchoarg
ana points West; ~ koysVlo Tor
ClarEsYilie, Oxfori, Henderson, and
Durham.
sOOP. N. PAST NAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Aa.
Cussa, and points south. Connece ~
Hoselsy's iunegiOn wish SerDUllS
and POWhstan railroad. az tro0ns-
b0roi for Durham and Raleigh az
sGiisbury FOR Western North caro-
Ina Through Sleopsrs from Dan
VILE SOuth-
COOP. n. LOCAL. dafy. except sunday, Tor
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
points. e,..,>
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
a:i5 4. n From Atlanta AMI AuGu''A
as A. n. From Amelia Courthouse
40 z. NJ. From Raleigh
h35 r. n. AZ AsDcnsslsr. from CloTes'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
RAILROAD LINE%
n II EFE..g7 -Eg.;E.. 2 -T,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
~ WAX COMPANY.

4 NuCoAI EAAA4 AMI UNIV NAM
~ WAX COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN BFPBCr NOVEMBER IS, 1895
LRAys RICHE0rn
GOO A. VI. Local Freight except Sunday, for
Charlottesville,
SAD A. NJ Daily Zoe OH Point ant Norfolk.
Chair Car Richmond 90 Ola Point
ii:OO A. NJ. Express, daily for Cincinnati Pult-
man Palace Car Richmond o. Hon-
ceverse. and Pullman sleeper Char
lottesFils % ClnciRuaiL Chair Car
Old Point 20 Richmond.
$40 P. N. Express daily Tor on 9oin' a7i Nor
folk. Pullman slice ping Csr Cincin-
natl 70 Cid Point
4:So p. N. Accom- mediation, o1ospi sunday Tor
Charlottesville.
1880 Pm, The ?. y. v Limited Tally Pu.lmpn
Sloeping Car Ola pCint - Cincinnati
fold YesHbule train, win Dining Clr
and PallmRns Charlottesville - Cln.
cinnaN and Pulln an - Louisville
TpAIss AHkIYk At siCuEJsD.
$40 A. NJ. and 2.55 p \. daily from Cincinnati.
200 Z. NJ daily, eKc0pt Sanday, from Char
lpItesVill8.
1850 A. NJ. ana 6;4s P. NJ. daily from Norfolk
station: Broad stroot n'ar Seventeenth
JANES-RlygR DIVISION
Rlchmoad and Allegheny hsiir9atl
LEAVE RICHMOND
800 A. NJ daily for iyuchbIrs, Loxlngi1n, ani
Clifton fOrg3.
$50 p. NJ. for ynonburg except sunday. Sl@ep-
tnR Gar tor clifton Forge A traia
leaves Lyuchblrg as A. ". daily
Tor Lexington ana clifton Forge
TRAINS ARHTvs AZ RICHMOND.
$50 p NJ. daily from Cuilou forg3.
ago A. n except sunday from Nlltln Forge,
LsEington. ash Lyuohourk
station Eighsh and Canal suc9e
Is. ". FULLER
General Passenger Ag1lL
G. W.srsvESs. General suoerinielisut 1913
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
rKrRrYsrxru SENATORIAL DrsrRIc
VOTE OF STATE.
liza ,o,e. without Appomatto

IN 1885 the total Democratic vote was
100 ao0 in 1888 it was lbl. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

TNARMYILLE AND POWUATAN
II RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE T03 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IL EPFECT AUdUbf4, l,aa
LEAyB RICHMOND
q:l5 4. ~, r11 Atlantic Coast Limo Ter Bermuda.
5.O5 z. NJ, Uig Atlantic Coast Line f1r Winter
pOck and tnt.rmedate 5tauolA
Go A. NJ, ria Richmond and DanYille, for YARN
Vile, ana al 3tai.Ons wsat ~ Acsolcy
Junction.
200 L. n, ga Richmond and nsnyille for Form
vile, AMI all stations Wost u hoseloY
juno. ion.
500 NJ, ia Richmend and Danyille, for Ska
qartor aud Wiuterlock.
ARRIFk At HlCHAOHD.
ol0 A. a., pfa Atlantic Coast Line, from Winter
pock AMI intermediate statlns
SEQ NJ, go Atlantic Cosst Lac from Bormui9
SIS A.. N, ui4 Richmond aud DanVille from
FnFmville, and al 5ta0OnI NosE Of
hoseley Junction.
s45A. M.,rfI Richmond and DanVlo, from
skinqusrser and Wlnterp1cz.
All trains daily except sunday
For tickets, DagEsE 3-checkA umetaDIeA ~
call upon A. W. GAkBGh Atlantic COAT Line,
aud Richmond aud Dsuuhe loyois
". c. lAtGHION
General Freight hni Passenger Agent
JANIS K WBsrH, General Manager au)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

DTCHMOND. FREDERlCKSBUR0
~ AID POTOMAC RAILROAD --.-heias
commencing sos L.h.N - i-i'-eaiiafn
saufA.I rma
f9A N leaves Byri-suaH raroa jalL
giops OnlV ~ Ashia1i. 300 ssll, Ne
lord, and Fred 8ncksblrg, hrolksAut
Wldesai5c reeD1r 10 WA'alngloa
nnf New ORR
u.saa..M. leaves byrd-suoeI rsa0n cAilY 30
ex-aut suaiaY. hlnet FBrI8r car
fu.hmu.I tI DID, Hrhirffon.
7;0R. H. leave, Byri-su'.s' si'H9i fr'h
c0A. n arrives st Byri stF1.t stAalQ dAil.
Sleeper frDm Fes YORK
s.9sP. Il a-rfvss AZ Byrd 7Veei fiat0l lAlE
stsus - FrsdericEshgrZ Milford
Bon veil. ard Ash.an = sleeper from
Wasliagioa sal S8E YORK Does n2s
stop as AlbL
Cop. "A. arrives as Byri-strps. siai5n dan.
except su8tag. lui.i faGlQt car
tasuIurtlI o.. hrhmu1L
ASHLAND rhAts1
HAug sXcHgr svs0Ari
tsA. ". !eavea s'bA Arri''' - "''''ni u
lap u scoon notation leaves BYri-strsr
stanon. arrives at Ashland as =. a.
,.g4P a loovos BlbN arrives ~ Ashland a.
fasP.N
EisA N. arrives Elbs Leaves A'hianl am
setA n, el,,5n notation sriyo, at nrys-
Eussl slauoa leaves ASalali 80
clsP. N. arrives n e. Eta hays, AShlsal i
CATArLoA TrAri- HsnagsL
Ut d. kFEAs General SAP sriaiend'H-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
FIRST DISTRICT.
1A.Gl9 f2.l50
sEcoND DISTRICT.

Jones's plurality, 2,463.
Winder received So votes in the dis
trict.
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4 rI4NrIo COAST LINE
alCRNOED AND PBrassBU28 RAILROAD


Commanding SUNDAY. November IS i91
z3A. "a Tails on uh raj Wiu rI1 ~ i1iloFs
TRAINS sOUTuWAku
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

Lave AAttf 49,
pi.tr,.rT s1.rAu H0rf-'k..... i9B p Il
Il.tr-.rf sf.., b. n Ngrf.Ir. .... fJl b. q.
Sc,flIF .'et)ANI RI1lra1nf ..ffiS A. N.
S0rf8n 'a.IF NJ A'sln3ni.. sii r. n.
mo tr4faf leaving u.arIIf 900 A. y. h1i
Norfolk As Do BE- w' nli thns lalre1a
ui.., tvo points. a11 rssfeGEHrs go ihr0ugl
v4tloltehslf8 N tsrL Close connections af'
,ls5 ulads at Feiorsh llg bf $40 t % h. rala
fr5m Richm5al All 80 t.i3 - y. uaii u1a
T,si11 leaving Kl-nn1ai AZ gD A. r. nlt
tap a srI arriving az fl1lm9a1 at lfiSR
n ana IE b. n. mAaH Uius9 ,llnecuoa ~
yetsr.su-e 90 ana nom f4muie, LgnchDura
and soutlW1s.orn pe.n ~ .-...--,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

for her wonderful beauty. But at that
time Nine. Musard did not wear dresses
by Worth or fabulous diamonds; she
was generally dressed in modest black
silk. and made no show OF wealth. Her
husband, "a we have said, had founded
tho concortsin the Champs Elysees which
bore bis name he composed much
valee music; he had great success
both as an artist and an impresario:.
Suddenly Alfred Musard abandoned
his conductors baton, ceased to com
pose. and was seen driving about Paris
in pony chsise. At the same time the
papers announced that the sympathetic
couple had inherited considerable
fortune from an American relative, but
as neither monsieur nor madame had
taken the precaution Of wearing mourn
ing. the gossips suspected something
and tongues began to wag. In the
course of few weeks the pony chase
was replaced by phaeton and pair OF
steppers valued by the experts at 2O,ooV
francs at least, and at the same time
Nine. Musard showed her arlstocralc
profile in the Bois de Bouiogne IN car,
riages which surpassed in elegance and
correctness anything that had been seen
in Paris at that time.
These equipages were the first revela'
ton to the Parisians Of what Englsh
chic in turnouts meant the gentleman
charged with the managing OF inc
stables OF the couple was the former
head groom of Lord Pembroke, who
was understood to receive the pay OF an
ambassador for his pains. The staoies'
which have since been surpassed only
10y those Of the Compte Potoch, were
installed with great splendor IN a ves'
building annexed 10 the mansion IN thC
d'Jena where NJ. and Nine. Musard
took up their residence.
At the same time the Parisians learned
that the Musard couple had bought the
chateau OF Vlllequier on the banks o.
the Seine as n summer villa. and tnat
in order to reach their Uilegidture Will
comfort, they had purchased sumptdI
GUS railwsy-car built for the Due dc
Morny and sold after his death. a lev
weeks later the dethroned Grand DUKE
of Tuscany having pat up for sale h'l
villa on the Lake Of Como. 1t was iouno
that the new owners were NJ. and Nine
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26

In this city, June "a, Maria B., wife of Charles
Henry Chase, and daughter of the late George /.
and Isabella p. johnson.
In this city, June "a, Lizzie Comfy, child of
Jennie and the late John j. Burke aged years,
i months and % days.
Funeral from her mothers residence, 10 Muir
ray lane, Thursday, at 10 a. m.
In this city, June 3d. Freddie b. LOyeitt aged
% years and months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In East Deering, June 25, Edgar F. Youngest
son OF Anna E. and the late Isaac Randall, aged
30 years, 3 months and rs days.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, at his late residence. Burial at conve.
nience of the family.
In Dixfeld Centre, June 16, Mrs. Sarah II. New
ton, wife OF Mr.. Burley Newton, aged II years.
In East Machias, June 9, Joseph Harmon, aged
7S years.
In Saco, June 10, Charles Littlefeld, aged IA
years.
In Casco, June A, Walter Cannon, aged 20 yrs.
In Brunswick. June 10, Joseph Schofeld, aged
80 years.
1.-THE funeral of the late Mary Craig will take
place Friday, at 1.30 O'Clock, from No. Mont.
gomery street. Burial at Peaks Island.]
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
sRI cTTINcs.

Yesterday was fine summers day.
There was splendid rainbow after the
shower last evening.
The lease of the New Brunswick road b,
the Canadian Pacific will date from July 1.
The East Deering Sunday school went tc
Long Island yesterday :by the Casco Bay
line.
The Vaughan street parish gave recep.
ton to their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Lelacheur, last
evening.
The graduating exercises of the Portland
! Practice school will take place at Reception
hall this evening.
There will be dance at Aliens Corner
tomorrow, Friday" night. Fairfield will
run his barge as usual.
The entries for the fremen's muster were
to have been opened yesterday, but the chief
had no additions to those already made pub.
lie.
Portland Division, Uniform Rank, left
yesterday morning on the $50 train for Ban.
gor, where they will take part in the exer.
clses of field day.
A fair Is being held at the residence of
Mrs. o. G. Boyd, 131 Emery street, for a
charitable object and all interested are in.
vited to attend.
Commencement exercises at Hebron Acad.
envy took place Tuesday afternoon. The
diplomas were presented to the graduates BY
Judge Bonney of Portland.
The flag raising at the Kavanagh school
will take place at 4.45 O'Clock this afternoon,
There will be speeches by Captain Hartnett
Bishop Healy. General j. j. Lynch and 9th
ers.
The Annie j. Russell, loaded with lime
reported on fire In the harbor Tuesday, from
Rockland for New York, was a total loss.
She was 8S tons, 80 years old and owned in
Rockland.
At special meeting of the Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held yes
terday at o'clock the vacancy in the board
OF directors was filed by the election OF
Mrs. j. I'll. Barnes of Gray street.
The Sunday school temperance lesson will
be taught this Thursday night at 7.45 O'Clock
at the Bible class In Pine street Methodist
Episcopal church. The pastor will have
charge. Subject of the 10 minute talk before
the lesson, 'The First Law of Teaching"
EThe class of 1874, Bowdoin College, will
have reunion and dinner at the Falmouth
House this evening. The Hon. David r
Hastings OF Fryeburg, member of this no
table class and who has never failed in be.
ing present at its annual meetings, is III a,
his residence at that place ana consequently
will be unable to be present.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
PERSONAL.

Merritt p. Pinkham has been appointed
light-keeper at Seguin.
Ex-Gov. Sawyer of Dover, N. H., is at
York beach with his family.
Hon. w. G. Davis has gone to Chicago to
attend the organization of the Worlds Fair
commute
Daniel Stevens, seeeeeSpd keeper Of Wh hs.s
Back light near Portsmouth, has been trans
ferred to Monhegan.
Mr. Nathan Clifford of this years gradua-
ting class at Harvard, receives honorable
mention in history.
A. G. Randall of WATERFORD, took the first
Spalding prize in mechanical drawing at
Chandler School of science.
Franklin Simmons has made a white mar
BILE bust of Hon. VIM. e. Chandler, which
has been received at Concord.
Rev. ii. Bernard Carpenter and wife of
Boston, have arrived at Sorrento. where Mr..
Carpenter will preach during the summer.
Capt. j. Hatch Parker of the revenue
steamer Dallas, is at his home In Castine on
30 days leave.
The LIST Thompson junior Latin prize of
$40 at Amherst College, was awarded to S. b.
Knowlton, class of 81, Deer Isle.
Henry f. Page Of Bucksport, delivered an
Grafton at Phillips-Andover, Tuesday, on
Limited immigration"
Mr.. Bion Bradbury, Jr., leaves today for
Phillips, TO take charge Of party on the
construction of the Phillips and Rangely
Railroad
Commander Frank Wildes, lighthouse in
spector. is making tour of inspection of
the lighthouses in the eastern part of the
state with the tender Iris.
Capt. Deane, U. S. r. M, formerly COM
mander of the Woodbury., but now in COM
mand Of the Schuyler Colfax at Wilmington,
Del, Is visiting friends in this State.
At the meeting of Harvard Divinity School
Alumni. Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill delivered an
address entitled ''Sight and Hearing" Rev.
Mr.. Seward of Waterville. was elected Sec
rotary of the association
Carlyle Petersilea is suggested as director
of the New England Conservatory of Music
at Boston. to succeed DIR. Eben Touriee.
whose continued illness is likely to result in
his resignation.
rev. W. r. Spaid has rendered his resjg-
nation as pastor of the First Christian
chuIcD' LuDec, and will leave the first of July
1or portsmouth, n H., where he takes the
pastorate of Christian church.
Among the graduates at WELLESLEY College
this year are Mary Barrows, Fryeburg: An
ME Burgess, Portland; Lillian Hathaway.
Woodfords', who took the degree of A. b..
Mary Lancaster Fish, Brunswick, b. S. and
Caroline Mussey Dresser, Castine, class of
80, in the five years course with music and
art.
Byt. Major General Charles FL. Smith,
who was Colonel Of the First Maine Caval-
ry, now Colonel Of the 10Th United States
Infantry, stationed at Fort Wayne, Detroit,
Mich, has made arrangements that will en-
able him to be present at the Army of the
Potomac celebration on the 4th and will be
the guest of Capt. Charles w. Ford, A Deer
Ing street. Gen. Jonathan P. Cilley of Rock
land p~t Major Geo. M. Brown of Bangor,
will the guests Of Capt. Ford.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
Army of the Potomac.

zen. Brown has kindly placed his resi-
dence on State street at the disposition of the
Loyal Legion of the Army of the Potomac
at the reunion July Sd and 4th.
The grand clambake at the reunion will be
held on Little Chebeague Island, and the
City of Richmond and Merryconeag will
convey the guests.
large amount Of bunting for decoration
purposes arrived from the Charlestown
Navy Yard yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
The Portland Club EntertaIns clubs
From Out of Town.

Yesterday the Portland Gun Club enter
tained as visitors the Jamaica Plain and the
Lewiston Gun Clubs The Boston men, who
are noted shots. arrived yesterday morning
on the boat, the party consisting of Messrs.
hanna, Howe, Boyle, Rounds, Homestead,
woodruff, Winburn, Charles, Brown, Cowan'
Neednam. Barrett. Macnutt and Boothby.
The Lewiston party comprised Messrs. Lit
tleheld,' Hunnewel, Weeks, Moore, Curtis,
Shaw. Daniels. King and Leavtt, while the
members Of the home club were Messrs.
Thornton, E. G. Peterson, j. r. Peterson,
Purinton, A. l.. Dow, Williams. Henry,
Jones, Pierce. Martin, F. E. Dow and Mer-
rill. The forenoon was spent in sweepstakes
shooting In singles and doubles. and many
fine shots were made. Nearly 5000 birds
were broken, and the number for the day
will equal 5000.
In the afternoon series of matches for
team shooting were held, resulting as fol-
| lows:
TEAM MATCH-rwENTY BIRDS EACH MAN.
Jamaica Plain Gun Club, No. 1-Charles, IL
Hammer, II; Howe, 10; woodruff, II; Barrett
Portland Gun Club, No. IA. L. Dow, II; j.
A. PETERSON IS F. I. Dow, III Henry, IL; Geo
Lewiston Gun Club, No. 1-Hunnewell, IT;
Daniels, IA; Curtis, IL; Cain, IL; IShaw, ID
| Jamaica Plain Gun Club, No. 2-Boothby, 13
| Cowng, 20; Bounds, IL; Brown, IA; Nee1ham
8. Total, CT.
.Portland.Gun Club. No. 2-win. Jones, IS; F.
Merrill, IA; Purinton, 10; E. G. Peterson, IL
| Martin, o. Total, 5S.
| ~ Lewiston Gun Club. No; 2.W; II. Collins. IL
Weeks, 8. Total 81.
Judges-Olmstead and Moore. Referee-F G.
| Thornton.
The Lewiston Club has invited the Port
land Club to a shoot July 10th.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
MAR RACES.

Wheeler and Lizzie M. Nash.
In Deering. June 20, by Rev. f. P. Wilson, MIR.
Fred Y. Matthews and Miss Annie B. Harmon.
both of Deering.
In Deering, June rs. by Rev. s. X. Perkins.
Frank L. Bowie Of Portland and Miss Bessie f.
Rumery OF Decrfng
ID Freec0iii, June IL, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. g. +. Bradford, j. Mason
Hammond Of Portland and Laura X. Aver of
Freedom. No cards.
In Norway, June 20, by Rev. B. s. Rideout Mr..
Thomas ID. Sclatar of Lewiston and Miss Carrie
A. PhilbrOok OF Norway.
In MOnsOn, June 81, by Rev. G. s. Wilder Mr.
Stephen Patton and Miss Carrie c. Packard. both
of Blanchard.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY-Patrick Cady. Intoxica-
tlon; continued for sentence to take the
pledge for two years.
Thomas Feeney. Intoxication; fined SO
and costs.
Peter w. M :Ginn and Francis McDermott.
Intoxication each 80 days In county Jail.
Peter w. McGinn and Francis McDermott.
Cruelty to animals; McGinn 30 days In coun-
ty jail. McDermott fined So and costs.
Mary Lang. Kindling fire on land not her
own /; fined $40 and costs.
Daniel Ernstein. Larceny; months in
county Jail. Appealed.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-26
WEDDINGS.
MATTHEW SHANNON

very pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of Mrs. Harriet FL. Harmon or
Pleasant street, Deering, yesterday morning.
the contracting parties being Miss Annie
Blanche. daughter of Mrs. Harmon, and
Fred V. Matthews. Esq. Rev. E p. Wilson
OF Deering conducted the ceremony. The
bride was the recipient of many beautiful
and tasty presents. The newly welded
couple left on the noon train for an extended
trip to the West.