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The Portland daily press., 1890-08-30
sTAIE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

The shamrock, the famous National en-
hlem OF the Irish Is very common at West
GOuldsbOrO. Many years ago vessel came
there from Ireland, and her ballast was
the seed Of the shamrock which took root and
has spread all over the village.
A party of Monmouth men have explored
the DEVILS Den, as the cave In SabattiS
noun tain, in the town OF Wales. Is called.
This cave has been the subject OF many
was d series Of chambers filed with carbonic
gas, which extinguished the torches carried
by previous exploring parties, and thus pre-
vented an examination OF the inner cham
bers. The Monmouth party say the cave Is
really rather small place, consisting of only
one chamber about rs feet long
A Belfast punster has been punished for
giving expression In public to an idea which
entered his punnish head while he and
another man were staggering along the
under the weight OF pile Of boards. The
punster managed to say 'We have been
Keeping house but are now boarding" This
was too much for the other man; he stubbed
his toe and fell, throwing the whole load on
the hum0fist who. not being equal 10 the
occasion, joined his friend on the ground
with the boards on top OF them. They had
ample time, before being released. TO decide
how the coming election would go, ana Just
how they would vote.
There is pretty good Joke going the
rounds concerning yOuns DansVI cietgy-
man. short time ago ne was taxing va
cation among the White Mountains. Dur
ing the trip ne took several hours ride on
one of the coaches, and wishing to see the
seenerv took a seat on the box with the driV-
or This person Who merrily cracked his
nbin over the f1anks Of the two leaders, had
haep told that on that day clergyman
wonid enter the coach, and he was further
more warned to be little careful about the
ramarks he addressed to his horses. 80 a.
NOT to shock the good man. When the mas
Sengers entered the coach the driver az once
spotted dignided and elderly looking
gentleman, with gold-rimmed speetae
eles, Il tall collar and white crayat
as the clergyman, aud slowing him mn the
back part OF the coach jumped upon the boy
and started. He soon engaged In conversa-
tiOn With the young Bangor theOlogian, who
occupied half his seat, and during the ride
many made illusions to the preacher In the
back part OF the coach. He was profuse in
expressing his contempt for such men. and
happening to like the young fellow In the
flannel SHIRT and felt hat by his side. whiled
away the time in relating to him some Of hIs
former experiences as a stage driver with
many emphatic words. After reaching the
END OF the Journey some kind Individual
tOlu MIN VINO was the real clergyman In the
case. 1t IS said 1t will be a long time before
Dotn the driver and minister hear the last Of
the affair.
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A Maine rrotter,a SUCCESS.

AUGUSTA, August 29.-Mr. Appleton
Webb, of the firm of Webb e. Webb, of
Waterville, was in the city today and attend
ent, is the only one from Maine which has
ever been through the grand circuit, except
Nelson. This year he has been in five races,
winning first money at Boston, second money
at Hartford, fourth money at Buffalo, fourth
land. His fastest heat was the third in Buff
fal0, where he made 2.191, the last half in
LOG. the last quarter In "a. At Hartford
Present trotted six heats in the mud without
even a boot and his best mile in
cessful in reducing the records of his other
horses. Resolute started at Mystic last
week to reduce his record of 2.29a. At the
second attempt he made 2.26t and in Sep
tember will go below 225. Mountaineer
started TO beat 2.40 at Boston last week and
got down to 2.38. He showed his ability
there to beat 230.
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Madrid, August 29.-Every day the gov
ernment Is receiving fresh reports of violence
done to physicians employed In fighting the
cholera In Spain, In spite OF the protection
offered theuI. In Lerdo one medical man
died under the assaults Of an infuriated mob,
and another was stabbed In the back by
ruftian with stiletto, and died from the ef-
fects az the wound.
In Valencia physician named Magenta
was killed by woman with hatchet, and
the peasaLtry everywhere are In a state OF
Wild antagOnism to the efforts Of the devoted
men OF science who are exposing their own
lives to save those of others.
Cheese as Money.
NEW YORK, August GA special from
La Ltbertad says Salvador, Nicaragua and
Costa Rica are negotiating an alliance against
Guatemala and Honduras. Honduras Is
medium OF that republic and the prospects
are that English bondholders will have to
square their debt on cheese basis.
Gilbert and Sullivan.
LONDON, August 29.-The quarrel be-
the Savoy Theatre, D'Oyly Carte and Sir
Arthur Sullivan, in reference to the pay
ment OF the formers share OF the profits Of
the comic operas he wrote and the appoint
ment OF alreceiver for 1.-THE taklngs Of
"rhe Gondoliers," Will be settled in court.
Great Fires In russia
ST. PETERSBURG. August 29.-Three quar-
ters of the town OF Kishema has been de-
stroyed by fire. The damage Is estimated at
So, 100000. In addition to the loss Of homes
the people are suffering from lack OF food,
and the greatest distress prevails. Serious
fires are also reported at 0rel and Kursk.
Foreign Notes.
1t Is reported that the Russian minister Of
war is enrolling tribes In the Caucasus and
other districts to form an Aslatic army
which shall be able to operate Independently
OF the European army In the event OF war
with European countries.
Much excitement was caused in Trieste
Thursday night by the explosion Of bomb
In the doorway Of police headquarters. An
other bomb with fuse burning was found at
the railway station in time to prevent ca
tastrophe.
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FOR sALE
EARm FOR sALE-The john Watse

DOR sALR-$845-A fiue trucking business,
IL run by It's present owner ten years. Ill
health the only reason for selling. One par
horses, one double jgger, one double sled, one
single sled, one double harness. Enquire of A.
G. LIBBY, 421s Exchange street. 27-I
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saIyator,s Wonderful Mile.

NEW YORK. August 29.-Fully 10000 per-
sons went down to Monmouth Park yester-
any other thoroughbred had ever covered the
distance in this country. They were not dis
appointed, as the king of the turf, with the
assistance of two pace-makers, covered the
mile in 1.354, which lowered the fastest time
ever made in a mile race-the 1 391 of Rave
loe-3aas, and eclipsed Tom Broeck's perform
ance against time by At seconds.
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Winners at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Augusta 29.-The second day of
the Augusta races was success. G. M. p,
blk G, owned by G. M. Phillips of Shawmut.
won first money in the green class, and
Romeo in the Las class. The 2.29 class re-
suited:
H. G. James, Wateryille, b. m. Maud
M.................... ............... 4 4 4
+. w. Spencer, Augusta, + D. j. t.. 4 4 3 4
r: L. WinslOw, R0ckland, b Hum
DerC.-.. j i j
E. S. Rogers. Skowhegan, G Sancho. 2 2 2
f. G. Hastings, Damariscotta BIS
matchmaker. .............. .......... DIR.
Best time-2331a.
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Extremes Meet.

PITTsBURG, Aug 2S.-Among the inmates
of the Allegheny county workhouse, a penal
VILE, formerly British minister at Washing
ton. DR.. john Sackville came to Washing
his home in England. He took out a medi-
cal degree, and built up big practice there.
He came to Pittsburg recently, and, being
victim of inebriety, finally got sent to the
workhouse for 20 days During his impris-
onment letters arrived at his home from the
Sackville.Wests in England. clearly showing
estates of the present lord, who has no sons.
DR.. Sackvlle married during his residence in
Washington, and has one son, who NAV some 90 ne
day become Lord Sackville.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY IN MAINE.
White Caps Wanted to Tar and
Feather an orrIngton Man.
A Sanford Boy Killed by Fall From
the Tall of a Wagon.
York Beach In a Blaze Of CIory-
Other Dispatches.

BANGOR. August 2S.-One hundred men,
wearing white caps and masks, called at the
house of Daniel G. Woodman in Orrington.
at midnight last night, and upon being re-
fused admittance demolished the door. They
entered and made thorough but unsuccess-
full search of the house for Woodman. They
had made arrangements to tar and feather
him for wife beating and other offences.
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The State Fair.

LEWISTON, Aug. 29.- The State fair trus-
tees were in session today completing ar
rangements for the fair. There is remarkable
There are more than 200 entries for trotting
The cattle department shows above thous-
and entries, the largest ever made. An edu-
cational feature will be the Southern exhibit,
showing the leading products growing. This
will fill one alcove Of the building. The fair
opens Tuesday, Sept g.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
Bishop HeaIy's Reception In the
Madawaska Region.

MADAwAsKA, August 29.-Bishop Healy
of Portland, is visiting the Madawaska re-
giOn of Maine, and administering the rite of
confirmation. In honor of his visit the
highways he travels are lined on each side
with small trees with the green leaves upon
them, stuck into the ground and standing
seven to ten feet high. This is the usual
token Of respect on the occasion Of the Bish-
ops visit.
The new iron bridge of the Temiscouata
railway across the Madawaska river at Ed
mundston, N. B., was used for travel for the
first time on Tuesday. 1t Is a fine one, and a
credit to the company.
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SUFFERING IN OLD WORLD LANDS.
OF. petersburg Under Water while
otner Russian Cities are Blazing.
The Gloomy Prospect Of a Famine In
Ireland Next Winter.
The Case Of the American Hog Va.
French Arr Works.

LONDON. August 20.-The Cork Herald
having made a complete survey Of the condl-
tion of the crops in Ireland. finds that the
potato crop Is a failure everywhere, and
wheat and oats are hopeless. The Herald
comes to the conclusion that a famine Is
inevitable, and warns the British authorities
to be prepared for 1t.
ST.. PETERSBURG, August GA terrific
storm yesterday flooded the rivers and canals
in this city and vicinity. There Is two feet
Of water in the lower streets of the city.
Guns are being fired at the fortress to warn
the inhabitants Of danger.
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SAco, August 29.-Three classes were trot-
ted in connection with the York county fair
today. In the 2.3S class, purse $780, the bay
stallion Wentwood. owned by III. 9. Rankins
Curtis Fearnaught of Biddeford. second
Walters Of Biddeford, third; Col. Osgood of
Boston, fourth; best time, 2 3S. In the $50
class six heats were trotted. The race was
won by the gelding White Rose, owned by
Cornish, second; Eta Wilkes of Boston,
third Alice E., Boston, fourth Smuggler,
Jr., Matchmaker, Jr,. Gardiner, Paul and
Victor distanced in the second heat; best
time, 2.37. Conklin, owned by f. A. Lancas-
ter Of Bangor, won the 3-year-old race, dis
tancing the field in the second heat; best
time 244
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. August
10Th, taken at p. M. 10Th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order; Temperature. direction of the
wind. state OF the weather:
7o6 6BessH59n, $50 c.. Sc, cloudless; New York.
81 c1optl ch partly cloudy; Philadelphia, 700,
albany, albany, 70, Sc. cloudy; Buffalo. 64o' SW,
GIiouulessi Iot SO Cleveland, 66O, NV. cloudy:
M NNesrT1t, nSr5an' "a NV. cloudy; Chicago. sio,
cioadless plsy DSIStS.s SiISGSSs iso St Paul, NV,
st. Vincent, 64o, Sc, clond;lapart partiy cloudy;
aso,,dS aSs, SE' cloudy; Jacksonville, sa'GE s4o w
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ON A VISIT.
Portland Fire Laddies Entertained
at East Weym outh.

EAST WEYMOUTH. Mass, August 29.-
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2. Of Port
land, Maine, arrived here this afternoon.
They will be the guests OF Eureka Hook and
Ladder Company Of this town. The visitors
were escorted around the town this after
noon. They will be taken to Nantasket
beach tomorrow, leaving for home Saturday
evening.
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AT CHARTER OAK PARK.
The Seer Winner In the 2.23 Class
for Trotters.

E'tO SOOT "TIFi6F III TITS XsX0 CIdSS
for Trotters.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, August 29.-At Char
ter Oak Park today the race Of quarter of
mile between Harry Wilkes and Laurie on
his bicycle, was won by the horse. Harry
trotted his quarter in 3l4 seconds, beat
ing Laurie three-quarters of second. In
the 2:23 class, for trotters, purse of $4,000, di-
vided, The Seer won. Best time 2.194, by
Emma E. The Seer's best time was 2.2Ob
In the 2.20 class, for PAGERS, purse of $4,000,
divided, Dallas won; best time, 2.14. In the
2.1S class, for trotters, purse Of $4,000, divid-
ed. Mocking Bird won; best time, 2.17a, by
2.18a. In the 2.25 class, for trotters, purse of
$l5O0. divided, Mamie WOODS won; best
time Q 201
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The American Association.
The following games were played in the
American Association yesterday:
AT phia-Postponed
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; st. Louis, G.
At R0chester-Postponed
AT Syracuse-Louisville, 10; Syracuse, 8.
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cross Silver Mining Company, whose suspi-
cions of mismanagement Of the company,s
business had been aroused, claims as result
Of thorough investigation that during the
past three years property amounting to over
racy between the directors Of the company
and the owners Of the mills where ores were
crushed
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Our Nelghhors at Peace.

WASHINGTON. August 29.-Acting Secre-
tary Of State Wharton today received tele
gram from Minister Miner at Guatemala,
dated the 2Sth instant, as follows
went again 10 Acajutle. in Salvador, on Mon
DAY, with three of the diplomatic corps. Met the
provincial president with several hundred lead
ing men OF the republic. The basis of peace was
explained, very slightly modified, accepted and
signed by General Ezsta. Returned here yesthr-
day afternoon when Guatemala also accepted and
signed Both parties have.been officially notified to
retire their armies in forty-eight hours ana re-
dIce them to peace footing In eight days. This
establishes peace in Central America.
Acting Secretary Wharton said he regard
ed this as satisfactory settlement of the
difficulty.
The Pension List.
WASHINGTON, August Extensions have
pie:
ORIGINAL.
William McFadden, Medway.
Loretta' WIDOW of Dudley f. Sanborn Lewis
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mr.. Lodge at Bangor.

BANGOR, August 29-The Republicans
opened the speaking of the campaign here
tonight with spec ch by Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts. City hall was
completely filed.
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The National League.

me national League,
The following games were played in the
National League yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
Bostons. % OIL o o l. 2
Cncinnatis. o 0 1 o o O.
Base hits-Cincnnatis, Il Bostons s. Errors
-Cncinnatis, Il; Bostons /. Batteries-Clark-
son and Camel, Mullane and Harrington.
AT BROOKLYN.
BrooklyDs..........4 o O 0 0 x-1O
Clevelands. s..........2 2 o o o o. 6
Base hits-Brooklyns, 10; Clevelands, 7. Errors
1,,Brooklyns: 8; Cleyelands, 5. Batteries-Beatin
Yonng and thinner, Terry and Clarke.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphias. O o o O O 1 O. 4
Base hits-Chicagos IL Phiadelphias, s. En-
rors-Chicagos, o; Philadelphias, g. Batteries
Stein and Kittridge, Vickery and Schr liver.
AT NEW YORK.
New Yorks.........0 0 o 0 o o O.
Pittsburgs. o 0 o o 0 O. o
Base hits-New Yorks, 6; Pittsburgs, 2. Er
r0rs-New Yorks, |; Pittsburgs, 3. Batteries
Welch and Tiernan, Anderson and Decker.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The following is the standing of the clubs
in the National League:
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1cENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

Adjournment and an Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, August 29.--In the Senate
today Mr.. Edmuds offered the following con-
current resolution which went over for the
present:
Resolved. That when the two Houses adjourn
tie II 9th of September, 1890, 1t be to meet the
10th of November, 1880.
The omnibus Southern war claims bill
was passed in the House today.
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ON MAINE TRACKS,.
Thirty Five Hundred People Saw the
Sport at Livermore,

LIvERMoRE FALLS, august 29.-The at
tendance at the AndrOscoggin county fair at
Evergreen Park today was $500, it being the
closing day. The races were close and ex-
citing. b. F. & F. II. Briggs's Ben V. won
the stakes for 4-year-olds. The 2.40 class
was won by j. Sweat's b. g. Hamlet; best
time, 2.324; Addie was second, Alice Oats,
'"'N @ 20 CLASS, PURSE $3.50, DIVIDED.
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BASE BALL.
The PLAYERS League.


The following games were played in the
Players League yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
BostonS. ............3 4 o 1 5-18
Pittsburgs. ........0 o 0 o 0 O. o
Base hits-PIttsburgs, 10; Bostons, 15 Errors
Plttsburgs, A.; B0stons, o. Batteries-Radbourne
Murphy and Swett Maui and Hurley
AT NEW YORK.
New Yorks .........2 A % Oil
Chicagos. 1 o 0 o o l. s
Base hits-New Yorks, z; Chicagos, Z. Errors
New Yorks, 8; Chicagos, 8. Batteries-O'Day
and Brown, Baldwin and Farrell.
AT BROOKLYN.
Broollyns..........2 o 8 o o o 0-1o
Cleyelands. s........O o 2 1 o 2 g. o
Base hits-Brooklyns, 13; Clevelands, IL. Err
rors-Brooklyns. 8; Cievelands, 8. Batteries
Hemming and Daily, Gruber and Brennan.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphias....1 o o o 0 2 2 L q 8
Buffalos. % o o 0 O. 6
Base hits-Philadelphias ID; Buffalos H. En-
rors-Ph Philadelphias, 3; BuffaloS, 4. Batteries
Hustled, Buffinton and Hallman, Stafford and
Mack.
PLAYERS LEAGUE STANDING.
The following is the standing of the clubs
In the Players League:
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FOR SALE.

FpHE OCEAN HOUSE properly at Cape Ellza-
modate i2s guests. There is nearly 100 acres OF
land fronting on the shore. win be sold az Dar ac
Congress Street, Portland, Me. augl4du
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ART VS.. PORK.
A French Report Concerning Some
Pending NEGOTIATIONS.

PARIS, August Gle Paris prints the
following: Negotiations between France and
the United States relative to the American
tariff are approaching favorable eonclus-
ion. The Washington government will re-
move the duty on works OF French art and
France will remove the prohibition against
American pork.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

VyHE subscriber offers her residence for sale
Premises contain nearly 1000 feet OF land At
north corner of Spring and ,i winter streets, has
SUNNY exposure all day. A rare chance for a
good bargain if applied for soon;
angQ dim
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME-
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
Dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTfsING-On iLch space OF
the lengtn OF column, or twel nnes 1aonpdreI
constitutes square"
Sl.50 per square, daily, first week; rs cents per
week after; three Insertions or less S1.00; con-
tnung every other day after first week, so cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents.
one week, Sl.O0; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head of "ASrUsEMENTs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three "
tions or less, Sl.50. -
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; itpaid in advance, $500 a year.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINE STATz
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
sertop. and 90 cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
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pIstanced at Saco.

In the gentlemen's driving class, purse $40,
John Bakers chestnut gelding. Robert b.,
won in 2.582.
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THE wEATh Err.
Shove rs.

Following Is the forecast of the weather
for Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
Light showers, slightly cooler, southerly
winds, becoming variable.
Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND. Me. Anpnst 90 1Ran
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Farm for SaIa

4 AM-> Consists of about 33 acres
buildings in good repair, house
~ siiis5A.4A and store room, cemcnted cellar
mousse large sIaSIe 't1 SI furnace soft water in the
75l seyentyfye, fruit trees viii sell %So aoou.
part oi ine Temse: ane apr % further particulars inquire
ocean street, near Lunt's Corner T' wv WoQDMAN,
Maine. auooodIm. e'
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WeatlIor Observations.

Mean daIly ther.... 20 Max. vel. wind.... 10NW
Maximum her.....70.3 Total preclp..'..o
Minimum tDer.....46.5l
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Burglary at RIuehIll.

BLUEHILILL. August 29.-The drug store
OF W. l. Partridge, at Bluehill, was broken
into Wednesday night, and over $500 worth
OF goods taken. consisting of cigars, per-
fumes, brushes, brandy. etc.; also six OF
eight watches left with Mr.. Partridge for de-
livery by the 1eweller, Mr.. Venner. En-
trance was effected through back window,
square of glass being broken out and the
window unfastened, the robber or robbers
going out by the cellar door. Between | and
2o'clock, lady living near heard breaking
glass, and getting up saw team drive away
from the store with two men. She did not
raise an alarm. but went back to bed. There
is no clue
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HARMON & HOsMER - Attorneys for
IL prosecuting claims for pensions. bounties,
etc. The Dependent Pension Bill has finally
passed, and we are ready to take thewclaims Of
parents soldiers and sailors and their idows and
minor children. Fee only $40 after laims are
obtained. ONCE. corner Exchange and Congress
streets Davis Building, Portland, Maine. 2. X
HARMON, K. II. HOSMER je24d&wu
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FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Compete cook wanted at
w BAINE'S, SO Spring street. 29-1
WANTED-Al lady In our order department,
w one who has had some experience as a
saleslady preferred. GATELY 81 O'GORMAN,
AZ Middle street. 26-1
WANTED-Cooks, laundresses, housekeep'
W ers, tobia girls, chambermaids, general do
mesIc ana SECOND WoIh also hotel help for win
ter resorts. Now is the time 10 book and send
your name to our Boston Office for positions
LADIES' PARL0RS, 385 Congress ST. 25-I
"ANTED-At once, ladies for copyists and
w office positions: also salesladies, shop girls
and factory hands; steady employment in one of
the largest places in New England states.
LADIES' PARLoRS, 1856 Congress street. 25-1
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A Costly Experiment.

BANGOR, August 29.-The property of the
Union Publishing Company was sold today
to t. j. Stewart s. Co. for one dollar. The
property consisted of plant valued at
about $4,000 and mortgaged to the Stewards.
The company prints the Bangor Daily News,
and on this $4,000 has been expended and
more will be put in. with hopes of ultimate
success. Frank Smith loses $1,000, Parker
Spofford $500, Hon. George NJ. Warren
$500, f. o. Beal about $4,000, and the Stew
arts have put in about $4,000.
For BummIng His Way.
FARMINGToN, August 29-Sheriff Sylves-
ter and Deputy Gould arrested Charles Ed
wards, alias Charles Howard, and woman,
said to be Edwards's wife, and lodged them
In Jail here this afternoon. The man is
charged with obtaining goods under false
pretences in Knox county, and with being
an hotel beat. Sheriff Irish came from Rock
land, and will take them there tomorrow
morning.
In a Blaze of Glory.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 29-This
has been great day on York Beach, the oc-
casion being the third annual Illumination.
This afternoon a match game of ball was
played between the Portsmouth Athletic
nine and the South Berwick Athletics, the
latter winning by a score of 20 T. This
evening, the Illumination, which was grand
affair, called thousands to the beach.
Killed by a Fall.
SANFORD, Me-, August 29.-Fred Jewett's
young son died last evening from injuries re-
ceived from fall from Benefits express
carriage yesterday afternoon. The driver
was not to blame. as the boy was riding un-
known to him.