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will be produced in this city. " A Texas
Steer has eleven weeks at the Bijou, and
II il fails TO draw - Chinatown may
then be seen. A Rag Baby" and /"
Hole in the Ground v will repose next
season. They will not be played at oil.
The soubrettes have been wondering II
Laura Russell, who gave Marie Halton
mother opportunity to advertise herself
the other day by quarrelling.w n sister
of Lillian Russell. No, soubrettes, she
is not. Lillian must have one hundred
and fifty sisters nj least. Every Russell
the Lillian. But Miss Laura doesn't,
Charles Gavler who was arrested some
time ago for standing on Broadway near
the Coleman House and chatting, has
brought suit for damages against Police
man Coyne.
Miss Alice King Livingston, who started
out a few weeks ago as a star in Jack
Gordon. Knight Errant," !" had q very hard
time of il. She is now sketching for q
livelihood in Manitou, Canada. Miss
Livingston writes that her hacker asked
her to marry him, and when she refused
he withdrew his support and the COM
pany was plunged into distress. She tried
to do the reasonable thing by her com
pany. All the money she could scrape
together she gave them. Her own ticket
East she presented to a young actor whose
presence in New York was necessary.
Miss Livingston says that she is fear
fully homesick Manitou Is very nice aud
all that, but under the circumstances il ia
not as interesting MS it might be. Miss
Livingston was a member of Dan Froh-
mau's - Lord Chumley" company. and
o. A.. 4
too soon.
Miss Margaret Mather was detained in
London and will sail for this country on
Thursday in the Lshn. Manager Will
loughby says that William Young's trans
lation of Barbier's Joan of Arc" is ex-
collent. Mr.. Young has improved the
frightening 1t up.
Miss Jennie Winston. who has been an
nounced as engaged to. play the leading
male part. will not do this. She will APP
pear as n boy, and the part will be brought
into prominence by her singing. Otis
Skinner will play the leading male part.
Francis Wilson'S actors are beginning
to get themselves ready for the season Of
:" The Merry Monarch i" at the Broadway
Theatre next month. Willet Seaman, ir.
is studying his part at Lake Hopatcong,
or as he would say knuckling down TO
it,"
Wilton Lackaye, in Mckee Rankin's
production of The Canuck," will have
part unlike those in which he has been
lately seen. S. Miller Kent will appear rs
Wall street broker; Charles Cowles, in
New England character; Charles Clark,
as a Yankee farmer. and Miss Alice
Fischer as an adventures.
Ground Enough.
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CHAPTER Y.
BIZ HotSs d HummsI.

DIR. Watson Is encountered on Broadway by
Herr bteinmetE. a concert manager and old
friend, who invites him TO Stelnway Hall 10 hear
his new violin Artlste. who makes her debut that
evening. The doctor leaves SteinnetZ and rides
to Union Square, where he Unexpectedly en-
counters Edna era WfoTd
He seeks to detsin her. when HenshAll appears
and tnrusts the doctor aside. While they are
Banker Hartman, who Insists that Henshall
shall accompany MIN and Lena to the Academy
OF Music that night.
Meanwhile DI, Watson comes to the conclusion
that Steinmetz's yiolinist must be Edna CTaw-
ford. BY decoY letter lie yerihes his sls-
Iicions. Henshall excuses himself 10 Hartman,
sud, leaving the Academy OF Music, enters stem
way Hall. He IS watched by DR.. Watson.
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AMONG THE PLAYER FOLK.
Nineteen One Night Stands
Killed Charles Vandenhof.
Plunged Into Distress Because She
Wouldn't Marry Her Backer.

The members of Joseph Haworth's g
Paul Kauvar" Company who have just
returned to the city have strange story
TO tell of their dead comrade Charles
Vandenhoff. Mr.. Vandenhoff started out
with them in comparatively good health,
but was taken i'll at Seattle. the strain of
nineteen one-night stands being too much
Tor his delicate constitution. He died in
the hospital at Seattle in June and his
death was recorded in New York at the
time. 1t appears that Vandenhoff had no
relatives at all in this country. He was
the son of 1.-THE great" Vundenhoff in
England.
SO the Paul Kauvar" people had his
body embalmed and placed in vault
while they sent to England TO find his
relatives. Some six weeks have passed
and Vandenhoff' g body is still unburied
in Seattle. Nobody could be found on
the other side of the Atlantic TO claim
him. THE State authorities in Seattle
have taken his Effects" said theatrical
somebody turns up" Vandenbof was
by no means destitute. He always COM
manded big salary, and is said to have
been close. He had money to the amount
Of several thousand dollars in savings
banks of this city. Ex-Judge Glider
sleeve holds the books until the heirs
come forward.
"Tim"C Cronin, who astonished his friends
B.. ecoming O member of Daly's COM
u, ny last season, is summerlng at Coney
island. where he owns cottage. Mr..
Cronin has been engaged for the coming
season, as the comedian of Hermann s
Gaiety Theatre. He wrote TO Mr.. DAILY
asking for q release, and Mr.. DAILY granted
the request, with much atfability.
Frank Mckee will next season manage
Hoyts latest. A Trip to Chinatown"
It is O sort OF a burlesque farce comedy.
Hoyt is enlarging his efforts in this-is-
the house that Jack built kind of way.
1t used to be comedy; then farce-comedy;
now burlesque tarce-comedy. Hovt will
have four companies on the road next
season.
In addition to "A Trip to Chinatown" I"
there will be "A Texas Steer "'' A Mid
night Bell" and "A Brass Monkey" 1t
Is not likely that A Trip to Chinatown I"
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For some time tue Doctor argued with
the old man, but without avail. lie then
tried to bypnouze the ticket office
into giving HIM a lower berth. but the
agent had been exposed when he was
young, and SO wasn't afraid of getting
II now.
Therefore DIR. Watson mad 10 jump hur-
riedly on the rear platform as the train
pulled out and sleep In the smoking car
with his front teeth resting heavily on his
knees al the lVelong night
In the drawing room Of . pleasant aud
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CHAPTER VII.
BV InIptet0T BYTnes.

HsnIhAll eallG upon the singer, Miss Dudley,
neat day, and after convincing her mat lie Is q
niend of Miss Crawford, learns that sne donLei
Miss CrsNfOrds CLOAK and ven the night teloIe
ekcaI from Dr, atson. Aiss Dudley supposed
that Henshall Was tie doctor aud played her
part vel. sic GUes Q o. EnoY Miss AtYllu's Tor
CgaHfO-d' address. Htnslall calls on Mrs
Smith, lena HartInAn's cumpanioni who shows
BIN AZ anonymous letter rent 10 Lena Wlith
she AIRS smith intercepted. IL h IN DR.. " a.
ton's griting, and warns Lena 70 beware OF Hen
manager and hnds that she had LETT that morn
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CHAPTER TX.

Henshall and his wife have been in San Fran.
cisco week, but as yet the artist has found no
means OF getting introduced TO his ideal and be-
comes moody. His wife is heArtbroken at his
coldness and cont hdes in Mrs. smith. from whom
she gets but little symrathy Henshall finally
meets Ednas manager, who Is about to consent
to her sitting for portrait. but seeing picture
OF her in henshall's studio concludes tust he is
the man from whom she Is flying. and abruptly
leaves. A detective follows him that night into
the theatre, Meanwhile. Dr; Watson, having
81 en- his wife. Mrs. Smith, with HenshAll at the
Chicago depot, persuades MIR. Crawford to stay
Ia that city, dreading meeting. He sends Mis-
Brown TO san Francisco. however. as a spy.
Some days later, fearing that she has played him
talse. he telegTaphs to Edna to come to Chicago
as her father Is dyinR.
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airy sleering- car, supplied with electric
bells and a thermometer, also buffet,
lower eight. while lower eight got even
by smelling like corned- beef sandwich,
sat Mr.. Crawford and Miss Brown. Be-
low is given a picture of Miss Brown.
Her name was Celia Brown. but her
friends called her Cell and Brown with
nn mir of badinage which brought a rosy
flush and sweet bright smiles to her fair
face.
Tho artist has happily caught this smile
with his little catch us cat ch can camera.
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Miss Brown Edna's goyerness. is lying on q
rug by the iire when Dr. Watson enterp. He
tells her to get ready to start for San Francisco
bur the doctors hypnotic rover Pre-: ails and
sue consents, The doctor says he and Mr.. Craw-
secret between Miss Brown and the doctor, and
although she hates him she is in his power.
evening he and his wife, Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Craw.
ford, Miss Brown and Or. Watson are gathered
limited
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CHAPTER Y

Henshsll awaits the arrival OF Miss Crawford
at the stage door of BAldwin's Theatre and
attempts 10 spaak to her. but is thrust aside by
Jim Burns. detective hired by her manager
Later Miss Crawford receives Dr. WAtson's bogus
telegram, announcing her fathers death, and
the concert ID POSTPONED. Henshall listens,
while the stage manager aTolo1tZes, ana, learn
ing that she has started for Chicago, rusbes from
The theatre, jumps into u cab and drives to the
depot. lie catches the train, sees Miss Crbw-
lord. and 81 eaSs TO her. when the detective, who
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CHAPTER 7.
By w. ~. BaIIotI.

HenTy Henshal, young artist, while travel
ling in q paTlOI-cAr, mentally sketches the per-
tonpel Of his ideal wife; Iohls 4stonishment he
rec bis ideal reflected in the mirror, she being
one Of party OF four, consisting OF an old man,
pIesumAblY her father, Rovelness, and 3 man
with yilIainOus CCuntenanCe, Re makes
sketch of the party During the night the girl
plays entTancingly on her violin he determines
tie morning he fnds that the train has been in
tie Grand entral Depot some hours. aud that
tie party Of tour have disappeared.
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CHAPTER LII

IN NajOr ALtrsi e. Calhoun.
Tom Nogly, detective, calls at Henshall's 5
studio and says thar he SAW DR.. Watson talking
TO woman on Union square. He shEdoRed the
woman to loardlng- house on second Avenue.
Eenshall iatheT calls AID tells tile yuung artist
that he Is IN Tie power ut Banker hartman. who
Gan rum hun. He lmplores bis son TO larry tie
BANKERS daughter and thus saye him. Henry
promises reluctantly 10 do so, Meanwhile the
trawiurds have NOV, further uptown. Ldna's
hatred OF DIR. Watson increases, and finally pack
ipg M her violin and some effects, she leaves
the bouse. While writing an advertisement IN
IHE OuLD ohlce man ASKS her to read his
Advertisement 10 see IL IL Is spelled correctly.
The advertiser ent is Tor 4 female yiOltnist.
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Watches, Diamonds, JeWeIrY,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS CAN OBTAIN GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW.
ELRY. sILvERwARE, EMBLEM FINS AND
CHARMS ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS BY CALLING ON OR ADDRESS
ING
MUTUAL WATCH co.,
no5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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is perfectly pardon
able III n man who
has the large amount
of stock to feed and
water. and bed down,
and take care ot
nights, places the
accident on the hIst
night OUT crashed
into the train which
brought Mr.. Craw-
ford West IN search
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Mistaken Identity.

MIstnkcn Identity.
lFron INck.
Stimpton date student with Prof. Skant
ipps) Professor, l have All excellent chance
for position with Ogen 4 Ygcn, the chem
icNl men, and good word from you will
secureit.
Prot. Skantipps-Bu don't remember see
ing you at any of my lectures.
Stimpton-Ah. Professor, you evidently
confuse me with BrUmptUn, who looks much
like me, but who never attended.
Prof Skantipps Very possible: quite
likely. Gives Stiiupton the ccrtitcAte.)
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public, and | wish
you would give il 10
my father if | die"
4 quick sob came
from the lower berth
occupied by Mrs.
Her, hall,
II was hers. She
made n herself.
Nay, nav, my
deer. she said. IF
eyether die. let il be
/ or me, if that
sounds better. o, let
me de-
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With that she moaned piteously, like
person who does not feel vel.
Yes, dear lady said Edna, handing
her q cEocheted purse containing IS.
" THIS will lift the mortgage on the old
farm and wipe ont the personal indei ted
ness Of my father. am UOT, prosecuted
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And what Of Henry
Heushall. the hero
and artistic ass of
this storyy
Leaving his art to
shirk for itself and
forgetting that he
had promised on
that very dav to
paint two large barns
Tor a party in Oak
lnnd. he fought mad
ly for n place on the
train IN order TO fol-
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irrom me Ams,fcon 6roc,rl
=" You sec. remarked the amateur angler,
=" we left the hotel with a lunch hamper,
two bottles of rye and our fishing tackle
:" Have pretty fair sport ?" ventured the
guest
Fair! Glorious! Only At the start some
Internal tramp went to work aud stole
our -
- Hamper. ch ?"
oh, no, not 80 bad uS that Only our
fishing tackle "
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CHAPTER xII.--coNcLUsIoN.
BY BILL NYE.

Leopard and that he Is = hypnotist, He has
numerous aliases, HenshAw being among the
number. He abandoned his VIE two months
after marriage. and she has since been seeking
him for revenge. Mrs Smith and HenshAl agree
TO Join forces and expose the villain.
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=THE GREAT COMPOSITE NOVEL,:
CHAPTER VII.

ing 10 MI an engagement in San Francisco. Il,
determines to follow her.
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sible reason Frank Slavin, the Australian
heavy weight has conceived distrust
of the Pelican Athletic Club and it's
methods.
Why this should be so cannot he guessed
by sporting men, rs ever since its lncep
tion the Pelican Club has been n SYNONYM
for falrness aud liberality III its treatment
Of all connected with It.
pugilists have invariably received every
consideration Mt the Club AMI certainly
they cannot complain of any pnrtiaitv III
the decisions. Indeed the rcmark has
been frequently heard that the Club never
seems to have favorite.
Lots OF fun may be expected at Ridge
wood Park tomorrow. when the Brock
lvn police and BROOKLYN iircmen will play
n match game of useball for the benefit
VI the gathering NJ the second annual re-
union of Che Veterans uf the war for tho
Union. Besides baseball there will be
dancing, games and other attractions.
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CHAPTER "
Lu Ann Daif.

Benshs time, beCom engaged 70 Lena
HaItmA liking q martyr OF himself a. be
terms Hartman has q Mrs. Smith Tor a
cOmpa We artist calls one day when Lena
IS out ls nlon the noOg brOOCh b contain
inE II Dr. watson. lt vas dropped
~ Nhu returns 10 seek for her prOl,-
fFty IN Eenahalls hand. ENplana-
uons uenaLAll leaTas that Dr.. Vat
80 - ha huauAnli shat his name y
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A Safe Wager.

tfrour n, Epnch.l
That stuck-up Ellen Radigan sneered at
our tea.Torc chtumas. ma. ..
Dld she" Woll she needn't, I'll bet
she hasn't got any in her house"
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An Unnatural person.

tFrom ne J,,sr
Flpson-Hcllo, Flop. it's regular
scorcher. amt it? Have cigar?
Fl3pson-N,o. thanks, old chap. l never
smoke when I'm very hot.
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ENCIIANGE COIrMN.

A wiLLDOX 4 GIBBS sewing machine; good
~ working order TO ehrhHnEe for snIt hing use
iul or $40 cash. W. lieibsr', IN East ,4th At.
4 IQUOR STORE eIchsnVe o one in brooklyn;
IL value e.. OOD. T.. Word.
wELJKNDwN ARTICLE-Oir beautiful
N gold watch. Am' ri al stem -Winder, NnS. pay
able al wsokly no clubs gold ring. 5Oc. We 'kly
Chsria 90. HJi Broadway
DEAT THIS-sIO Prince Albert SUITS sin;as3o
ID uutauay suit, 81; $40 suit, ST.. custom SUITS
slbup. Cameron. 20! Flntbu IA ave. brooklyn.
GtS SUITS to order. 81 80 pant, to orisr,
O4c 81 Cameron, 2Co flAtbush ave. B'klJn.
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Clever.

tTrom ne Dry GOOD, Chronicle %.
Wceks-What q very clever poem young
Keightley has written in Miss Gladys
album!
Wen man twho has poor opinion Of
Keightlcy'a muHe He copied 1t ont
of Tennyson without getting a single word
wrong.
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e. on beard, hustles him out. They hght on the
platform, meanwhile the train pulls out Hen
shall rs arrested. EIplana IONS follow, and ue
and the deIectiye joIn IOrces and start for Cit
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The Cne Thing Needful.

:" SEQ there in an insurance company
against burglars III London"
- Now, II they'd only insure us against in
surance companies, what happy world
this would be.
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At tho Musicale.

Shc-Oh. pardon me, did you speak
Ilo-l merely proposed.
Shc-1 don't see how you can interrupt m
mir from Wagner by such All inappropriate te
remark
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Exchanging Condolences.


Clara-I have such horror Of growing
old.
Maud sweetlyl-I should think you would
have got over IL by this time,
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Ground Enough.
tFrcr, Puck
You have no grounds for DIVORCE"
"Yes. / have. 1 have ten-acre lot in
Newport"
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MOMENTS WITH MERRY MEN.
Bits of Chaff Which They Pass
Around Freely.
Hot Shot.

Hot Shot.
tTrom Juigs
Jim-Does your finger hurt7
Tim who hAs iust shot himself in the
thumb)-lhats what call a burning ques-
ton.
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There will be great gathering of canoe
experts at Jessup's Neck, Long Island,
early in August. to attend the regaitas.
which will commence Aug. and continue
two weeks.
For some unknown and Incompetent
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girl, followed at all times by evethsr
wild.eyed hvpnotiZer who is out of O job,
or else spitz-whlskered artist who barely
earns enough 10y kalsomining to follow
Inc about like mutton headed Nemesis
all the while. shall die content, dear
lady. Good night"
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Francis Wilson'S actors are beginning
to get themselves ready for the season Of
The Merry Monarch" at the Broadway
Theatre next month. Willet Seaman. ir.
is studying his part at Lake Hopatcong,
or as he would say knuckling down TO
IL ~
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Owing to the gale which blew on Satur.
day afternoon the races of the Clifton
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF n
y. FeSsenden, Horse Railroad Statloni Marquis
rs Exchange St.; Chisholm Bros, Union De
PCT; Sodgson 9eM Pertland st.; JOIN COZ P 6Se
son, 2 Exchange St.. Go0ld, corner Congress and
Chestnut Sts.; Chisholm, 100 Congress St. A. q.
Todd & Co, Commercial, corner Park Morrill,, 243
Beardsworth 81 India st. Da Silva, 221 Spring
St.; Brown, Cor. India and Commercial SITS.
Hopkins, near Union Stationj Lee, 60 Middle st. |;
Perry. 43 Middle St.; MCGOWAN q Young,
on all trains running out OF the city.
Auburn, Ha kel g. Reynolds.
Bath, j. o. Shaw.
Biddeford, +. M. Burnham.
A. L. Jefferson.
nOston, Mass, American House.
Brunswick, b. J.. Dennison.
Cumberland Mills, I'll. G. Starr.
Damariscotta, E. W. Dunbar.
Deering, @. M. Record.
Freeport, w. A. Mitchell.
Fryeburg, j. q. Gerry.
Fairfield, e. II. Evans.
Harrington, H. c. White g. Co.
Gardiner, Palmer & Co.
Gorham, JAS H. Irish & Co.
Lewiston, Chandler s. Estes.
Long Island, I. M. Glendenning.
Norway, s. L. Crockett, A. o. Noyes.
Old Orchard, Geo. K. Fogg,
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Richmond, G. A. Beale.
Rockland, O.s. Andrews. R. II. Burnnam & A
j. Huston.
ssaccaTapgga, "; B; d B'oethSy. wv, s...,,.
SO. Paris, A. NJ. Gerry:
Skowhegan-Bixby & Buck.
Thomaston, E. Walsh.
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BOSTON. Mch. %. I89O.-The following are to-
days quotations of Provisions. &c.:
Pork Long cuts 10 Ooal2 80; snort cuCs l 90
GI2 so; backs IL OO01260; lean ends at 10 so
@13 90; pork tongues at Y so extra primel1 go;
mess 1 80; prime do 2 80.
Lard-Choice 61S97c % 10 In ties and tubs TO-
fb pals in cases at TAG; BIB pals at ia Sib,
at &c.
Hams at Toe small lie pressed hams at l11hc.
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs at 5s4 o u
country do at &C.
Butter-Western exrta crmy at 26927c; frsts
and extra firsts 20G25 extra init crm az lSn20c;
hrsts l4Gl6 ;choice factory 12912hc; New York
and Vermont extra crm at 26927; do ext frSt5 %
G24c; New York and Vermont. dairy, good to
good to choice 24a25c.The above quotations are
receivers prices for strictly wholesale lots job
bling prices 102c higher.
Cheese-Northern choice 111a0l2c; Western
1OM@1OA c; lower grades as to quality; sage at
11hs@12c. Jobbing prices Khc higher.
Eggs-Eastern extra 15n151ac; frstS at lb1sc;
ex VI ana II ext = @151c: fresh Western at
141lc; Michigan choice at 141sc; lined &C. Jot-
bling price lie higher.
Beans Choice small N York hand-pcked pea
Beans at O0G2 10 y bush; choice New York
large handpcked1 80@1 80 small Vermont hand
picked 30G2 40 ;choce Yellow Eyes 9093 90.
Jobbing prices 4 DC higher.
POultry-Western dry-packed Turkeys, choice
at 18a2Oc; common to good 14al6c; Chickens
159l &c; fowlsl l3914; frozen turkeys 10000:
chickens 12915c.
Potatoes-We quote Houton Hebrons at 1850
SOC y bush: Houlton Rose 75G78c: Aroostook
Hebrons 10000. do Rose 75G78c.
$13as14; fair to good at $40 Oo9$12 90 Eastern
nne S114S12i poor to- ordinary s9@S10: East
Swale at s no; Rye straw, choice, SIS 00616 90;
Dat straw S79S 90.
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BALBOA ba.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. II.
STATION FOOT OF pRERLE STREET,.


On and after Monday, December y, 1850
Passenger Trains will Leave Portland
For F. oreester. Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windham and Ripping at 7.3O
n. ma. and 1870 y. I'M.
Fer Manchester, concord, and points North
at 1850 %. mn.
For Boebe-ter, springvaIe, Alfred, Water
borc and saco River at 7.3O a. ma, 1880
and $50 y. mn.
Fey Gerham at 80 and IO.OOa. M, , sos
800, $50 and gao D. M.
For saccnrappa, Cum bertrand miIIs, West
brook function and Woodford's az 5.3O
and 1900 a. m, 1850, 800, $50 and
6.2O p. m.
Fer Forest Avenue (Deering), $40 p. an.
The 1880 y. m. train from Portland connects
az Aver Junction with "HoO-ae Tunnel
keuie )" for the West ana at Union ststion,
Wos ee-ter, for Provias NJ and New Sor<,
via Providence Line,1 for Norwich and
New Work, VIA Norwich Line" with tsosto.
a Albany X. x for the West, and New Yo,k
all rail, via, "-pringheid."
Through Tickets 10 all points West and South
may be had OF s. ii. HELEN, Ticket Agent,
Portland.
oet7du J. w. PETERS. Sunt.
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Arrived.

Sch Fortuna, Rich, Bath for Philadelphia.
Sch Georgia Clark, Bartlett. Bath for Philadel-
phia.
Sch Nickerson, Foss, Bath for New York.
Sch III A Duncan, Silva Browns Banks, with
10000 lbs fish. Reports, 10th, four men. went
out In dory and did not return. Their names
are Affey. Quinby, Brown. and SOFA.
BELEW-Tugs B W Morse, and Seguin, with
barges, bound west.