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School Committee.

The school board met last night. All the
members except Mr.. Dunn were present
Mayor Melcher presided
On motion of Mr.. Donham. Miss Angie G.
Stetson was appointed temporary teacher in
the Monument street school for the rest of
the term.
On motion of Mr.. Webb, Miss Mary p.
Robinson of the Mcclellan school was given
leave of absence for the rest of the term, and
Miss Emily W. Drew was elected temporary
teacher in her place.
The resignation of Mr.. o. E. Young Of the
Long Island school was read and accepted,
and Miss Isabel Brooks elected in his place
for the rest of the term.
On motion of Mr. Webb it was voted to close
the schools June 9th, and begin the fall term
September 18th.
Bills and pay rolls to the amount of as
234 were approved.
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A State of Maine Club.

A state of Maine club is to be formed in
Sioux Falls by the citizens of that place who
emigrated from Portland and vicinity. AT a
meeting held recently in the Commercial
house, in that city, the following gentlemen
were present. W, W. BrookliDgs, w. A.
Mcdonald, F. III. Hezelton, True Dennis.
G. P. Mitchell, George FL. Cushman. A. j.
Pettengill, Jr., j. Mclaughlin, F. Fl. Files,
r. A. Lowell, l.. II. Tibbetts, j. F. Eaton,
Geo. W. Hanson, G. F. Smith, o. K. Pettin-
gill. Daniel Kimball, Frank E. Orr, T. E.
Puddington, W. d. Chase, j. E. Woodcock,
M. S. Roche, Geo. w. Ward, Geo. Fl. Brown.
w. Edwin Ulmer.
w. Edwin Ulmer called the meeting to or
der. Judge Brooklings was made chairman
and A. j. Pettengill, Jr., secretary. A CON-
mittee consisting of Hon. Andrew c. Phil
lips, George w. Hanson, DR.. F. II. Files,
Hon. B. f. Campbell, A. j. Pettengill, Jr.,
w. Edwin Ulmer and G. P. Mitchell was
appointed to draft a constitution and by
laws
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meteorological.
Averaces for the derind.
Oakdallan.

Last Sunday evening the Oakdale Choral
Union met with Mrs. r. Y. Barber on Fal.
mouth street, and were we'll rewarded by
hearing Mrs. A. n. Halves read Talmage's
Sermon to American Women, taken from
the text, Esther l.: 12-"The Veil of
Modesty" and also recitation by the same
lady oil Julia Z. r. DORIS beautiful poem en-
ttleo, Queen Vashti." Miss Junie Child
acted as accompanies to the singing in her
usual brilliant manner.
The meeting ior the closing up of the ac-
c. g. Waterman's, Fessenden street ~ N1is.
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NEW ADvRRTIsEmRNrs.
HALL RUBBER COMPANY.


this we have placed
actually
they the assortment.
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Mayor and Alderman

A special meeting was held yesterday af
ternoon and this business was transacted:
j. M. Edwards asked permission to move a
wooden building on Green street, in order
that he night erect a block of three-story
buildings, corner of Portland and Green
streets, and this order was passed:
Ordered, That j. M. Edwards be granted
permission to move wooden building from
the corner of Portland and Green streets, a
distance Of about 20 feet, to No. 122 Green
street, on skids or shoes, and the street to be
occupied for such purpose not over a day
and half. A bond Of $500 TO be given.
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Press Club of Portland,

The Press Club held their regular meeting
last evening, listening to committee reports
and transacting other business.
Mr.. c. c. Couillard reported that he was
not fully prepared to present his paper on
David Barker, and it will be read at future
meeting
Messrs. Fassett, Rexdale, Melvin, Emer-
son, Elwell. Laughlin and Mitchell, were
appointed committee to take in charge a
matter of considerable interest to The club,
and they will meet at an early day for con-
sultation.
There will be special meeting of the club
next Monday evening and it is hoped the at
tendance will be large.
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The Montgomery Guards.

The Montgomery Guards held meeting at
their armory on Union street last evening,
and unanimously voted to lay upon the table
for six months the challenge of the Emmett
Guards of Worcester for another drill.
A handsome trophy, consisting of ever
lasting floral work, in the shape of large
horseshoe, was presented to the company,
with. the following tribute:
The Montgomery Guards In Portland Me-.
For independence OF mind and precision of
military movements the champions of New Eng
land.
May your triumph at Worcester, Mass, never
grow less.
The waving branches Of the Aroostook pine
and patriotic hearts here do thee honor.
Accept this token.
j. V. TABOR,
One of the Boys in Blue,
H0dpdon Mo
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Church of the Messiah Fair

The annual fair of this society will be held
this and Wednesday aftern oons and even
ings, at the vestry of the church, and will be
the result of hard work on the part of the
committee and the school. A large number
of the articles usually found at such fairs
will be offered for sale. Hot dinners and
suppers will be served on both days at a
moderate price. The entertainment this
evening will consist of vocal and instrument
tai music, readings, eight Little Grand
mothers" and series of tableaux illustrat-
ing the "Rock of Ages" Wednesday even
ing thirty children will take part in the
browning of the May Queen.
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Society Of Christian Endeavor

The quarterly meeting of the Local Union
of Young Peoples Societies of Christian
Endeavor, was held last evening with the So
ciety of the Free Street Baptist church.
The meeting was conducted by Miss Berry
of the Plymouth society and was manifestly
enjoyed by all present. and must serve to
give impetus to Christian Endeavor work in
our city.
The spirit of fellowship between different
societies and churches, which always charac.
terizes these meetings is abundant evidence
that the Local Union is not only a union of
organizations, but of hearts and purposes as
we'll
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Police Ifepoe

Dennis McGovern and John Barry snatched
hat from the head of man on Commercial
street last night and refused to return it.
Officers McDonough and Sparrow captured
one of them aud Officers Flynn and Norton
ran in the other.
Elisha Fl. Berry was arrested last night
by officers Eaton and McGrath, charged
with stealing copper at the dry dock
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John /. StoddaYd,

Among the passengers ON the steamship
Saale of the North German Lloyds line,
which sailed April 2Sth from New York, was
John L. Stoddard, the distinguished lecturer.
Mr.. Stoddard has gone to Europe to secure
material for his forthcoming new series of
lectures. He will make tour through Aus
tria, visit Ober Ammergau to witness the
Passion Play, and then proceed directly
North for an extended trip to Norway and
Sweden, including the LAND of the
Midnight Sum-" returning home in time to
begin his season the first of October. Mr..
Stoddard will lecture in the Stockbridge
course three times next season.
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Saved From Drowning.

Captain Moses L. Staples of Ogunquit
went out fishing last Wednesday, and when
about two miles inside Boon Island his boat
capsized,' throwing him overheard. Fortu-
nately the ballast was turned out, and after
remaining in the water-part of the time on
the bottom of the boat-an hour, he was res
cued from his perilous position by Leonard
G. Perkins, who happened to be fishing about
two miles away when the accident occurred.
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Found Dead.

Mr.. Freeman Paine, who left his home at
Standish village early last Thursday morn
ing and has been missing since, was
found Sunday forenoon lying dead in the
woods near Dow's mill. Mr.. Paine was 6S
years of age. 1t is thought he died from ex-
posture, having left his home and wandered
away by reason of insanity.
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Carpenters Meeting.

Carpenters Union, No. 344, having met
with such marked success at their last meet
ing, have decided to hold another public
meeting in Gospel Mission Hall this eve
ming at 7.5O O'Clock. A special invitation is
extended to non, union men.
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store and Valuable Real Estate for sal
atPnbiic Auction ut 3 o'clock,
May 10, 1890.

WE shall sell on SATURDAY., MAY 10Th. nj
w three O'Clock 10 the afternoon, the substan-
tial wooden three story building No. pa on me
southeast side Of Commercial street, adjoining
the Union Wharf property. The lot Is about "a
feet on Commercial street, and has a depth Of
about 75 feet. The store Is heavily timberad
slate roof three floors, with wharf aud dock priv,
legs This sale should intert st any parties de-
string convenient and cOmmOdiOus accOmmOda-
tiOns In good location, Of moderate rent or a safe
and profitable investment Terms and particu-
lars at sale. For further information enquire 81
FRED'K FOX. apf29dtd
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DEATHS.

In this city, April 20, suddenly, Charles, only
son OF Charles A. and the late Hattie l.. Holden,
aged years months % days.
(Funeral service. this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at No. 40 Smith street.
In Brooklyn, N Y. Apr 81, Eben H. Sturgis,
aged 40 years.
burial from the residence of f. B. Sturgis, 10
at o'clock.
In Bddeford, April %, Mrs. Hannah S. Perkins
aged So years,-widow of Thomas Perkins.
In Bridgton, April 81, Willie Stone, aged about
10 years.
In Bridgton, April %. Emma, daughter of Chas
A. and Julia Hoyt, aged months.
In Limington, April 49, John Mason, aged Al
years.
In Richmond, April 20, Scott Richardson of
Bath, aged 38 years months.
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
non D. D. Stearns, will be at his office in the
custom mouse building, Thursday, May LIST,
from ~ a. m. to p. m, and 2 to D. M. and
Portland taxpayers can avoid sending 70
him at Norway by .calling on him in port
land at that time.
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The Ocean Traffic.

This season there have been 80 steamer ar
rivals, seven from Bristol and % from Liver
pool. There have been 16 Allan and 16 Do
minion line steamers. Last season there
were Is arrivals; in 1878, IA arrivals; in
1867, IS arrivals; and in 1856, 81 arrivals.
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In this city, April 20, by Rev. j. r. Crosser,
Fred L. Tibbetts of Auburn and Miss Daisy Nc.
Duffie of Portland.
In this city, April 81, by Rev. j. X. Crosser,
Clarence M. Merriman and Miss Annie Collier,
both of Portland.
In Sweden, April IT, Sidney S. Gray and Miss
Lydia A. Jordan.
In Cumberland, April 10, Charles II. Jones and
Miss LeOna K. Doughty.
In Brooksville, April 8, Capt. Ernest Babson of
Pumpkin Island Light Station and Miss Lillian
Douglass of BrOoksville.
In Sorrento, April A. Shepard Leland of Trenton
and Miss Myra Donnell of Sorrento.
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HARRINGTON BROS,
Rines Building,
Me- .Ss.5 542 CONGRESS STREET.

An inventor, after experiment.
ing Eve years, has at last
overcome the defects hitherto ex-
listing in those useful articles
Fountain Pens. mr. j. Blair of
New York has invented n new
Fountain Pen, ''The Record" i'm
which the troublesome Screw Pen
section is discarded, which often
will not uDscrew or will leak.
'sThe RecOrd' having no Pen Sec
ton, does not choke up, ms the
heel Of the Pen Is always i'm the
ink. IL does not leak or spill ink
Oh the nozzle where the fingers
catch the Pen, or blot, no matter
how much or little ink there be i'm
the holder.
They cost no more than the old
style Fountain Pens. This i'm.
prOvement put into other Pens mt
$1.OO each.
The regular prices are $3.50
with No. 2 Gold Pen warranted
IA Karat, and large size SO. To
introduce these Pens i'm Portland
we will send n few this week at
So and $3.50.
Address BIair's Fountain Pen
Co., FL John street, New York.
Please note this address as this
may not appear again.
apo dtIe6
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The Sister Dora Society of st. Paul's
church are to hold a sale and supper at 27l
Cumberland street, on Wednesday afternoon
and evening of this week. Ice cream and
cake will be on sale both afternoon and eve
MING
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IN THIS LOT

OF soc Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, All
Wool, which we are to sell this week,
yen will find many new and desirab Q
spring shades; better values than we
Plaids in all cOl0rs some OF this lot
we have been selling for 75c,
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-The Missouri WASH
"A er affords agents profitable business; wasa'
es dirtIest clothes clean by hot steam, saving "a
Dor, soap and clothes. Sent on two weeks lIlal;
Write for illustrated circular ana ted 5 q
WORTH 81 Beekman St.. N. Y. oczo-ohos
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Gard of Thanks.

wish to return my sincere thanks to all
who contributed to my husbands comfort
during his last illness; also for the beautiful
floral offerings and marks of love and re-
spect shown his memory by friends, and the
Masonic Order which was SO dear to his
heart. Gratefully,
Mrs. w. III, SMITH.
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NV AVN DAAcDs
r. o. Bailey g. Co.
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NERVOUS DISEASES.

some Interesting Fncts ABOUT These
Too Common Affections. Encourage
ment for the Sufferers Hsw Even
the Worst Gases Can BE Cured,
md The Patient Live
10 Coed Old Age.
Nervous Troubles which May he Easily
Cured.
If the nerves get tired easily, the sleep is
poor, and there is lack Of brain force, don't
think that the sure end is the insane asylum
or the grave. OF course if these symptoms
are not attended to in season, there is very
strong probability of serious results. One
OF the worst features Of this nerve eXhaus-
tion Is that there is not enough vitality left
to resist fever pneumonia, or other danger
GUS illness, and the apparently vigorous per-
son is an easy prey for aea.n, son - ..,-,
care of the nerves. But it is not the strong
est. Better sudden, unexpected death than
the living death in the insane asylum, which
is TOO often the end of neglected brain and
nervous diseases. In the first stages of nerv-
GUS affections, Paine's Celery Compound is
a positive cure. And it has often cured those
whom friends and physicians had given but
a few days to live. Mr. Richard d. Young,
Lno well Known perfumer OF lUO william ST.,
New York. is always glad to tell any in
qulrer now he was cured .01 insanity by
Paine's Celery Compound. Others will tell
you it cured them of paralysis, st. Vitus's
dance, and the most serious forms OF nerve
and brain diseases.
This medicine is pure scientific prepare
tlon, that strengthens the nerves and restores
the brain to vigor. Use 1t and see how soon
the return of strong memory, clear sighted
ness in business affairs, and energetic feel
lngs, Will prove the wondrous power of this
grand invigorator.
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Contract Awarded.

The contract to construct the exterior of
the new wing at the Maine General Hospital
has been awarded to j. Philbrook e. Son.
and the work will be done this year.
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De aths and Contagious diseases

The following is report of deaths and
contagious diseases occurring in Portland
for the four weeks ending Saturday, April
26, 1890, as prepared by Secretary Burgess
of the Board of Health:
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Il Osr-On Sunday last. a gold bar pin. contain
~ ing five pearls, on Congress street. near
Vaughan. or In horse car. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving II at CARTER BIOS,
Jewellers, Congress SC. 23-1
EOIND-I have found the greatest cure ON
IL earth for Rheumatism and Neuralgia In their
worst chronic forms. | suffered twelve years and
tried every known remedy. Sufferers, write TO me
and enclose stamp. MISS. Il. 5. ORR, East
HarpSwell, Maine. 81
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Agents Wanfed.

ITO sell TO the trade and TO families, an old pro-
Il prletary medicine Of unquestioned merit.
once tried always used. Established half a cen
fury and handled by the largest wholesale drug
gists OF Boston. GEO. NJ. FRENCH, Randolph,
Mass, apr10eOd1m
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\ OsT-A Fox Terrier dog. all white except
II head which is evenly marked by Ozark brown
please return TO GEO. MILLIKEN 235 Brsel ett
street, 23-I
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FEMALE m ZIP.

"ANTED-A thoroughly competent house.
w keeper for select family boarding house;
only such need apply. Gail at 98 EXCHANGE
STREET, room 1, between y m. and l.3O p. m.
26-l
"ANTED-A Capable girl to do general
w homework for small family. Apply at
1913 HIGH ST. 251
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EOUND-A small sum OF money on North Sc.
Il The loosen can have same by calling az as
MONTREAL ST., proving loss and paying
charges. Psi
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nulppU AlGKTy make fro $1,000 TO
GEiEhhL AuLN 10 $4,000, per year: Can.
vessers from "a to So per day sci ing the TAYLOR
Adjustable Shoe. Every lady Is possible custo-
mer; permanent business; exclusive TERRITORY
assigned. Address with stamp, Consolidated
Adjustable Shoe Co., Salem. Mass. ap24eod4w
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FOR SALE.

ENARM in Scarborough, situated on the road
Il leading from Gorham to Oak Hill, and
about five miles from Portland, being the hcme-
stead of the late Solomon Libby, and containing
about one hundred and sixty acres, evenly dI-
vded into pasture and tilage; soil OF good quail
ty and buildings in good repair. very desira-
Bile location for carrying on the milk dairy bus
mess. For particulars Inquire of
z. j. LARRABEE, Executor,
mar21dtf 1875 Middle St.. Portland.
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
MoNDAY-U United States by indictment VS.. Ira
4. Goodwin. Violation of the internal revenue
law. Fined S25.
Rird District Attorney
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Young Mems Christian Association

Following is statement of the financial
standing Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION for the year ending April /, 1890:
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MUNICIPAL couRT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
MONDAY John Moran, Charles +. White, AL
fred K. Gowen and Lawrence Manning. IntoX-
ic atom each fined So and costs.
John b. Connors. Intoxcation; 80 days in
county Jail.
George W. Crowley. vagabond; six months in
county jail.
Arthur ID. Mcdonald AMI Sumner j. Carleton.
Common drunkards; each months In county Jail.
VIM. ii. Smith, Common drunkaId; three
months in county jail.
Ann Flaherty and Martin j. Flaherty. Open
shop; each fined $40 and one-half costs. APP
pealed.
Ann Flaherty and Martin j. tlaherty. Search
and seizure fined 500 and costs. Appealed.
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Purify
Your Blood

The Importance of thoroughly purifying the
blood This Spring cannot be over-estimated.
The extraordinary epidemic of 1.-The grip" and
other diseases the unhealthful winter, close con-
finement in doors and carelessness In diet, have
caused accumulation of impurities in the blood
which must be expelled before you can feel well
and strong again. The universal praise given
Hoods Sarsaparllla by those who have taken it
should certainly convince you that it is the ideal
Spring Medicine. 1t acts especially and i'm
mediately upon the blood, overcomes physical
weakness, reyiyes the health-tone and creates a
good appetite.
with the salt Theum on my hands Each winter
they were nearly raw full of cracks and chaps, so
that could not work. After taking one bottle of
happiness!" MRS. A. HART, Holden, Maine.
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When baby was sick. we gave ner Castorla,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
danQ d&W1y
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GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE.

"AVING decided to go 10 Portland, wish to
Ii sell my Grocery Business here In Farming
ton; have one OF the best stores in Maine; best
location in town; large and long established trade
and fine paying business. Inquire of Messrs.
TWI ICHELL, CHAMPLIN & CO., Portland, or
JAMES H. WAUGH, Proprietor,
Farmington, Maine.
an1R ar
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RRIACES.

Index Soap does not roughen the hands.
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Macassa and the Seven Old Ladies of Law
ender Town will hold their last reception in
this city, at the vestry Of Congress Square
church next Wednesday evening. Every
thing points to very large attendance.
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EAMILf PACKAGE-New pack selected
u bar HaIOor CLANS. Pint cans are novel
method packing with handle like milk or oyster
cans. For economy, neatness, favor and cOnyen-
ienee no equal: Sold TO the trade by jObbers in
Portland and Bangor, Maine. 232
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NEw ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAv.

ADJUSTMENTS.
The cperetta Macassa.
FOURTH PAGE.
Blair fountain pen.
rare opportunity.
Hall rubber company.
Notice-Ocean ms. Co.
For sale-Baby carriage.
For sale-Tame monkey.
Wanted-Geo. E. Brown.
Furnished cottage to let.
Trunks-E ID. Reynolds.
Wanted-Second-hand desk.
Removal-Misfit Clothing Co.
Tenement-H. r. McAlliSter.
Fol diamond island-Str. Isis.
Wanted-Custom coat makers
For sale-Four upright pianos.
House for sale-Geo. +. Could
Police notice-Regular meeting.
Harrington Bros, Congress street.
New molasses-Simonton & Randall.
NJ. q. Larrabe & Co., 246 Middle street.
stevens Jones-Under Falmouth hotel
SIX finish melaners-X. John Little & Co.
VIM. Graham, Lunt's block, Congress street.
AUCTION SALES.
r. a. RailpV &r 10