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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-01-29

The following Maine patents have been

Inc IOliOWluB MAINE P"'0hso nave Deen
granted:
metailurgicaI furnace, also for treating silver
Willard A. Bates, Princeton. harness pad
Everett Cook Liyermore Falls pipe wrench
lanes n McMullan, Portland, five patents on
support for spinning spindles.
Joshua B. Roberts. Hanover cuttlngoff saw.
Chadbourne II. Warner and Z. A. Jordan, Au-
!, Samuel ei s. Kimball, Bangor, coin wrapper
Bath and the cunboats.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-Gen. Thomas
W. Hyde, and his son, Mr.: John Hyde, of the
Bath iron works, were in the city yesterday
and called upon Secretary Tracy. The Bath
people will be awarded the contract for the
construction of cruisers number four and
FIVE of the navy. These are the two 1OOO-ton
gunboats for which id bids were opened last
Moore & Sons co. of Elizabethport, N. J.,
whose bid has been withdrawn, leaving the
Bath iron works the lowest bidder at $685.
600 for the two vessels. This Is the first con-
tract for government work OF any magni-
tude to be awarded the Bath company.
They were first brought to the notice OF the
navy department last summer, and Naval
Constructor Hitehborn was sent to Bath to
make a report on the plant. The report was
submitted to Secretary Tracy in August and
was published at that time.
The National Banks.
WASHINGTON, January 2S-In the House
today Mr.. Dorsey of Nebraska, from the
committee on banking and currency, re-
ported bill TO provide for the issue of circu-
lating notes to national banking associations.
Mr.. Dorsey explained the object of the bill
to be to permit banks to issue notes to the
extent of 100 per cent. of the par value Of the
bonds deposited. instead of 80 per cent, as
now provided. II the bill became a law,
bank dep0siting bonds to the amount of
100000 could issue notes to the same
amount, less 5 per cent left as reserve
fund. After discussion the bill went over
and the House adjourned.
Nominations Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Senate
today confirmed the nominations of Richard
Guenther of Wisconsin to be consul general
to the City of Mexico; John f. Winter of
Illinois, to be consul at Mannheim: Lewis
Gottschalk Of California, to be consul at
Stuttgart
Washington Notes.
The Bowdoin College Association dined at
Welcker's last evening.
The committee on invalid pensions report
ed and a bill was passed by the House yes
terday providing that in the case of pension
claims of dependent parents, it shall be nee
essary only to show to the pension Office
that parents are without other means of sup
port than manual labor.
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While the gross premium receipts Of <the
Company In 1889 were $l2. .101 so greater than.
In 1883, the actual increase Of cash receipts
from premiums In 1889 over 1888 was sis,
1882. The difference between these sums
represents the decrease in the amount Of
premiums on policies for paid-up insurance
In 1889 as compared with 1898, being signal
evidence of the increased popularity of the
Company among its policy-holders, showing
as 1t does q marked decline In the demand
for paid-up policies. and large increase in
premiums paid.
INCOME.
The comparative exhibit below of the total
Income for the years 1883 and 1889 present
very satisfactory results of the Company's
business in these departments -
1883. 1890
Premiums, S7I3,63a.9O s725 7I1 AZ
Interest and Rents, 24z,66S63 259SO4 25
Other sources, S,96295 17,193.90
Total. 1896, 5,27I.48 S1,oo2,73965
INTEREST AND RENTS
The gratifying growth from this source
can be seen by the following
1669........ .............. S269.804.25
1855 ...................... 242.6 2.66S.63
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See Keepers Have u.

WALDoBoRo, January 2S.-The bee
keepers meeting did not convene at Waldo
boro today. The members were detained by
la grippe. They hope TO get at work tomor-
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OBITUARY..
George L. Deblols.

At the annual meeting of the Union Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of Maine held
yesterday this communication was received
from the directors:
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Foreign Notes.

The Russian government has decided to
construct railway from Lake Baikal, in
Southern Siberia, to Stretinsk, on the
Chinese frontier and on the Amoor river.
This is to be an important link in the great
through Siberian Railway, the ultimate end
of which is to be at Vladivostock on the
Japan Sea. 1t was intended last year that
the whole line should be finished in three
years, but this is the first section Of the
Trans -Baikal part Of the line that has been
determined upon.
Sir William Gull, of London, the dis
tinguished physician, has suffered a second
stroke of paralysis.
The Czar has declined to act as arbitrator
between Holland and France in the dispute
regarding the boundary between French
Guiana and Dutch Guiana.
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Drowned In a Flood.

BRISBANE, Queensland, January 2S.-
Heavy rains have caused the Mary river to
overflow its banks and Maryborougb, the
Six persons there lost their lives in the floods
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Church Property In Dispute.

FARMINGToN, January 2S.-Deacon E. d.
Wade of Dover, Deacon Rufus Deering of
Portland and Rev. J. B. Jordan of Augusta,
respectively president. treasurer and secre-
tary of the Maine State Free Will Baptist
convention came to Pennington Tuesday
morning to sit as board of referees to de-
eide the ownership of the church property
and parsonage fund in this place which is
claimed by the Free Baptist church in Farm
ington village and the church at West Farm.
ington. BY mutual agreement of all parties
concerned the matter has been taken from
the courts where 1t was to be decided and
has been left to these gentlemen.
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A Canadian Gable.

OTTAWA, Ont, January 2S.--Tne DOmi-
lantic entirely Canadian. The cable will be
laid from ireland to a point in Quebec, on
the north shore of the Gulf of st. Lawrence.
1t will run through the straits of Belle Isle.
The company has already made contract
with London firm for the laying Of the
cable and the. supplying of material. This
has been accomplished at a cost of $3.50, 900
less tnan the Mackay- Bonnet caDie GUST. Tne
company, by cut rates. hopes to secure a
large share of American business.
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A Fitting Punishment.

OTTAWA. Ont, January 2S.-A young
church of England clergyman in a western
Ontario parish has recently been convicted
Of debauching. young boys. This fact will
bill providing for the flogging of persons
guilty of debauchiDg young boys and girls.
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MORTALITY EXPERIENCE.

pany in the selection of risks, we are pleased
to state that the Mortality Experience for 1889
has been $138, 750. 19-withn the Table rates
of expected deaths: as against S59, ,O5C. .eI for
the year 1888. The profits therefore of the
last Two years from this source alone makes
the excellent showing of $197, ,8O1. 10
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Nordica, the Pennington born girl, now
singing in opera In America, will soon come
into the possession Of several millions OF
dollars, her balloonist husbands estate, OF
whom nothing has been heard since his mys-
terlouS balloon trip Of five years ago, It is
understood that Nordica Is engaged to bo
married TO a lucky fellow now In Eurepe,
and TINT the marriage Is an aft ,ir of hove AID
VIII be- celebrated Is soon as GOser's estate
il banded OVER
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increase. .........Sl7 1852
INCOME AND DISBURSEMENTS.
The gross Income Of the Com
pany from all sources for the
year 1893 was........ ....... 81 OO2 TAO kb
While the gross expenditure for
De tn Claims, Endowments,
Dividends, Surrrnder-values
Taxes, Expenses, and all other
items was............... ...... s4s.2e2.os
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
ADDRESS

In view of the fact that there is
a great lack of political information
among the voters of the South, and
that there is a great necessity for
organization among said voters,
the Southern States Colored Re
publican Association, whose object
will be the disseminated of whole
some information among The voters
of the Southern States, and of ad-
vising and counselling such organ~
izatiOn, as will be effective in every
country and district and for the
purpose of uniting the Republican
votes of the South and aTOuSing
them to a sense of their duty to-
ward the Republican party.
With a keen sense Of our obllga-
ton to the Republican party and a
vital interest 10 the supremacy OF
Republican principles, we do here
by earnestly call upon those who
are interested in good government
as administered by the Republican
party to meet together and effect
thorough organization In every
country, city and hamlet,
the cause of human liberty and the
rights and privileges of the labor
ing people, demand at this crises
an unusual amount of earnestness
on the part of every voter who is
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26

slonal Districts in several of the
southern States indorsing the as
,clailon's action IN petitioning
the Senate to pass the Federal
elections bill and setting forth the
Tact that the Republicans of the
South are organizing for Con-
gresiional elections.
Prof R. R. Wright, he vice
president, from Gyorgi4, presents
ed, at the gu st OF the associa-
ton. a strong address to the
Republicans If the South. The
address was unanimously adopt, d
and ordered printed in all the
Sou hern Republican papers It
urges the thorough organization
OF The Republica, in every dis
trlct, Ward aud pr, cine in the
Southern States, and calls on the
Republicans Of the South t. do
their part in retaining a Repnbli-
can maJorlty IN the lower branch
OF Congress.
Mr.. G. w. Kincade, of Tennes-
see. read the address Of the Re
publican @ mgr. ssional Committee
indorslng Hon. A. A. Taylor, of
the Bird Tennessee district, as the
regular nominee of the Republi-
can patty of that district. The
association adopted an appeal to
the colored Republicans of that
district urging them to support
MIR. Taylor.
An executive committee to be
composed of the vice presidents
from the several Southern Sta'es
and four members at large to be
named by the President was APP
pointed.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26

in favor of honest elections, and a
satisfactory administration of the
government.
This association will furnish 10
every Republican club in the South
sprecaeS, pamphlets, and such
Republican literature, as will cor
Tectly inform the voters on the
leading issues of the day.
Let there be no delay in bringing
about effective organizations. 1t is
the Imperative duty of all Republl-
cans to retain the present RppubIi
can majority in the lower branch of
Congress. This can only be done
by vigilance and prompt, faithful
work. We recognize the fact, that
nowiis the contest for human rights,
we appeal to voters everywhere to
do their duty.
By order Of the Southern States
Colored Republican Association,
III. j. Europe, President;
s. NJ. Lewis, Corr. Secty.,
and acting Recording Secty.
Address all communications to
Fl. j. EUROPE,
Pres. S. States Rep. Association.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
1LuOONnLS, L

Mrs. Ida Turleigh, who has been
quite i'll, is able to be out again.
Miss. S. A. Gray, is quite Ill at
her home IN Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson, who has been
quite i'll for several months has not
Improved any.
Mr.. a. ?. Albert, special Pen
sion agent is doing we'll at his new
post.
Rev. Geo. W. Moore has gone to
SSpHngIake, New Jersey, and Mrs.
Moore, Is in West Virginia.
Mr. L. NJ. Hewlett, has return
ed 10 the City again after several
days vacation,
Prof. Il. R. Wright, of Georgia
Is in The city the guest Of Rev.
Europe.
MIS- Charles r. Douglass will
rave the city on a visit to her
SISTERS IN New York, she will be
gone several weeks.
MI Charles Hyman of the firm
u The Lyman Bros, is dangerously
u IN New York, it is hoped he
viii improve.
Prof. j. T. Layton, left Thurs
Gay tor Mlddleburg, Va. to be gone
several days. frof. has a venus in
bis eve.
Mrs. B. X. Bruce and her little son
Roscoe COnkling, left the C
thursday for Thousand Islands,
iaey will remain until September
mrs Bruce, has greatly improved
IN health.
Miss Ella Land the daughter of
neT Marshall Land, of NorfOrk +,
nDaoEho was the guest of Miss
bessie E. Loving 224 d st. NV,
~. ~, monday for home IN company
Win vii, her brother, w. Il. Land and
Mss 5, Bessie E. Loving, where they
w Will remain ten days, then Mr..
", d, Land, will return to the city
y uIS office dutieS, anil Miss. Low
,,us' VIII visit her mother in Low
.usS'one Va. until her school COM
oi, %sneeS at Howard University, this
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26

CoOdges Harness attachment the best thing of the
kind the market 1t arranged that
harness. three without the
same in right in the street 1t be taken off the
harness in minutes and the harness
style without the least trouble exeron.
ing and unhtchng horse be attached vehicle
less than 80 seconds and extrcated
ornament to the harness and contains nothing
get of Order the being straps
be heightened shortened is required The Bolt
movable secured allow the be
The particular advantage this device possesses
the construction of arrangements
the straps whereby the be attached
without cutting the has been heretofore necessary
order to use devices of this character.
To the loop of the Bolt be attached lines said lines
ing connected with the driver by suitable means
horse or becomes unmanageab the tightening the lines
will draw the bolt H. and the spring "a Will the
side and release the animal from the vehicle Any child
can hitch or unhltch horse without the slightest trouble
Thousands OF the attachments being used every day
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
SATURDAY, July 26th 1890
LOCALS.

The BEE office is the place to
have your printing done.
IF YOU want first class job work
dome call at the BEE office.
WANTED: At this Office two prin--
FER. and boy to do general office
work. Apply at once.
WANTED: "A woman to do gen.
sral house work, no washing.
Apply at this office.
WANTED: At this Office one more
good newspaper printer and a boy
between Is aud Is years old.
BEATTY'S PIANOS-In use
everywhere. Write for Catalogue.
Ex-Mayor Daniel f. Beatty, Wash
ugtOn, New Jersey.
BEATTY'S ORGANS-Are the
best. Write for catalogue. Address
Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, Washing
ton, New Jersey.
Rev Byron Gunner, of Obelin
Ohio, is in the city and will fill
-. s., -
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
REPUBLICANS CONFER.

Inc Southern States Colored
"sPuoilcan Association held an
nu,uoslastic mol.! and largely attended
%te'5ng on Wednes ay night,
I''h was not concluded until a
6.ni aog n'ur. Il. J. Europe, of AIa~
rena; aia' presided. Reports were
viewed from various Congress
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
iGljAE 4 HOME N THE LAID OF FLIHRs
DINSMOREl

South, is situated on both sides of
Savan all, Florida q Western
Railroad, just tweive miles from
Jacksonville, Fla. lt IL high, dry
and level, and a successful hoFti-
cultural and truck-gr0wing sectios
of the State. DinsmOre can ks
easily reached from Jacksonville By
railroad, BY water rUaIs, o. sy "a
hour and a half drive 0vsg ~ SSssE.
lent plank and shell rosS.
DinsmOrs 10 not one Uf ne kSssS
ted spots that is only laid eas a.
paper, bat Q thriving prospegvas
town thaS recommends itsaR g
capitalist and laboreR, % fesASrs
and wives who are vigilans DSE
their own interests and the welfare
of their children, to those wke are
seeking homes and those Who 5eye
capital to invest for speculaties.
The Sland can be obtained &C re-
markably lew figures and on seyHs
suitable to the condition Of every
purchaser. At the present loW
figures poor man can make Eegu-
lar payments on a valuable home
with less than the aggregate Of
unnecessary expense or money act
ually thrown away. II is an in
vestment that one cannot regret
and through which you will realize
manya times the amount invested.
Ths prices are for Front Business
Lots one acre, $65, $50, $35. Sec
ond choice, $25 $18. Third choice
SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
choice, SIS. It must be remember
ed that these are acre lots.
We also have vegetable and
truck farms laid out adjacent to
Dinsmore, containing from FIVE to
sixteen acres each, which ws offer
for the benefit of those who wish to
farm at IS acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain of title will be short
and strong. 1t is from the State OF
Florida to the Railroad and from
thSRailroad to you.
Truck farming around DinsmOre
would be at the door of two of the
greatest markets in the South. Let
every . poor man if with but one
dollar, commence to buy a lot in
DinsmOre. The fare from Jackson.
vile and return is only twenty-five
cents. Think of it. There ere
eight passenger trains pc" day and
the round trip will only cost tWen-
ty-fve cents. Trout creek, a large
streams passes right through the
vicinity, thus affording pure fresh
water for stock, perfect drainage
and abundance of fish.
TAKE WARNING NOW, and
do not let this grand opportunity
slip you. 1t is the very best chance
you will have to secure a good
niece of valuable property and such
'tartling prices.
The merchants in Dinsmore are
snjoying a goon t>ade and tht,
own y is rapid, growing. Saw
nils are convenient for securing
imber to build, an labOrers who
iasire work can get rom a dollar
nd a half to tVc dollars per day.
For further information or plats
aid how to see Dinsmore, call on
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
TNE CREST
lllStTat1 CQl0G9d Nsg2.
The FREEa342!.
WHAT CONTAINS. Row TO egTn.

TyHhe Freeman, the great aId only fiius-
trated COiOred Newspaper pli .,;isbed
certainly fits a long felt want Ia 40
gro journalism. Tire cOiored people nave
long needed just such "A champiaa-S pssu-
sc=isI newspaper--One which will ~Iaaass
them 8s they are" and not caricaiuts, issssa
ss Is too often done by tI;e " 6ite ssrss-.
The Freeman portrays the Negro as l.s ~
giving each week the portra is and skeN,sas5
of the representative men and wanss., 81
tho race. Its cartoons and other iII0sscr.-
tons are pertinent and neatly drISE. -
u printed on fine tinted book paper ss-s-a Is
sold at the very low price OF sc. per sDpy,
75c. for three months, s1.S5 for SIX nOE.
snd 81 80 for one year. Ladies' wei, as
EePtIchis q boys IS well as girls C1u sl..k.
money by handling The Freemgn. rsS
s5c foi. TERMS and INSTRUCT Ofss. a,f
Zoe. dn st,frpsl for sample copies.
Address all matter TO,
TIE FREEMAN,
InJianHP0i47. sVss.
ERe 4. COOPER PrbIlS5>ss.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
BEATTY'S TOUR OF THE
WORLD.

Ex Mayor Daniel E. Beatty, of
Beatty's celebrated Organs and Pi-
amos, Washington, New Jersey, has
returned home from an extended
tour of the world. Read his adver-
tisement in this paper and send for
catalogue.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26

He can spend more money than all
the boys put together.
LeGranG NJ. Fair is a proud man
and a lover Of his home.
Stewart M. Lewis, is in the har-
ness now and is likely to remain
there some time.
Our friend Jerome johnson will
be rich some day. Jerry is high
church man now.
Recorder Bruce knows how to
live. He loves his wife and child.
Our genial friend VIII Harris
surprised the boys. Will knew
just what he Was doing. Pc is in
business.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
Rooms of the Southern States

Rooms of the Southern States
Colored Republican Association.
Wednesday July 23rd, 1890.
The following addresses to the
Colored Republicans Of the South
ern States. was unanimously adopt
ed and ordered to be published in
all the Republican newspapers OF
the South.
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
STANDARD g!ess%S1a s% Works

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written By Dickens. All Io Il for its beauty and 1ass
AaA it win Be preserved and read long As sos u -
nsss imaginative works have bean foEgOttsn.
a Stabbed in the Dark. By K Iyna
Lyson strong stirring I'G-y Of ths old Heapois.s d.Xs
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Eoadsrful scenes and startling sTsnts Payt - PH1h
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IDEAL people und in the of the earth he
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n Duty Unto Death, OF Life and Work o.
Rsy. George C. HAddock, Apostle Of Prohibition IN tAs
NsrthWsg By his brother John A. Haddock. The nurdsR
u Atg pulpit and platform and eoqusaa
MnlGHaoe champion sent thrill of horror through Ne
HsItAvsss and entire country. The work is al ably
Wrtsn review Of the and hig and contains
graphic account Of his EssasslnAioa. Part -. Patu n
SHSoJs
a. The Trial Of PIckwick. By Charles
Heksns. This II the Brst time the entire gtoy Sf AS
RAant PekWckg adventures with the mprsagtonabe An
bAyde has appeared in connected iorm Is abO1a41 n
ladisrouB htuEtions and nirh- provoking tDedsnfS.
r. Allan Quafermaln; the latest and bege
hsTsl hom The pen Of the popular n. Rider HagEaFd u
Ats ssory Of African adventure the Huthor hs
gsviag descriptive vgor startling situation and thrlng
srsitins hAI 70 the BurfsOs n
naGsA tsrAtsrs and share the popularity Of Al hs
sA1 Norks. PHrt L IG Part II. u. RRt ID ~
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IA Tho KniEhfshridxs Mystery. 81
cAAxtsa Rsade- One q those insenouay dsvigsA ~
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NRHR ERR LADIES, MsSES AID ei1L ORE,

sRhe rComfort Corset" made by the Boston Conn
prt Corset Co., 76 Chauncy St. Boston, Mass. is the
6nly perfect fitting aRd at time eoHtortatA
corset made, and will outast two tkree oGdiBar1
eorsets. These are broad assertions but trial VIII
eonvince any lady Of the fact. The use OF several
Hzes at the top. fOf zach wPist size ensures petsd
u both for taperipS waists 8u,i straight torHs ms
fysten is peculiar to this corset and Is patented
this, with the maD-ar of cutting aGs4 0crding en-
r1res Camfort, which every lady Knows is so i'm
9Drtant and desirable. 1t j.. <ghtly named ComtoTl
cprset." Don't let any otner corset be worn II you
Ialue health. comfor and q Derfsyt fit. Sizes ieR
Kisses as we'll as ladies Also waist for ekILsEes
IN the same principle This is the only childs HSEsa
In the market that requires no alteration to REeT
child. Send to above address for circ1iApSeE
hau descr 'ptiop and prices, Mama sb9T
The Washington bee., 1890-07-26
THE NEGROES APPEAL.

SOUTHERN COLORED MEN SPEAK
ORGANIZATION THE SECRET OF
SUCCESS.