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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-14
IT HAS A BANK, ASALOON and A STORE
And Nothing Else But the Great
Future Predicted by Enthusiasts.
The Town of Cardiff and the Boom
Of Some Boston Boc mers.
million Dollar Improvements which
Have Not MaterlalIzed.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 13.-Judge
Sneed. on motion Of John T. McNutt. has
granted fat for an attachment and iDjunc-
tion against the Cardiff Coal and Iron Com
pany and asks that receiver be appointed
At widely advertised sale of lots by the
company year ago over 100000 worth of
lots were sold. McNutt was purchaser. 1t
was stated at the sale that the company had
$i.OOO,0OO in the treasury to spend the first
year in public improvements. Now the year
has elapsed and the town consists Of $780,
900 bank, saloon and country store. The
Judge granted the fiat on the ground that the
company was insolvent; was fraudulently
disposing Of property and was granting frau
dulent preferences. The town is Boston
enterprise.
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Mean daily ther....6 o.6 Max. vel wind -.--I4S
Maximum ther. ....67 Q Total precip.. ii
Minimum ther.....44s
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MONTREAL. May 13.-At the annual meet
Ing OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Comps
ny today, the following showing was made :
The net prohts last year were Sc, ,299, 200 :
amount carried forward this year, 81, $50, ,432.
Two supplementary dividends OF one per
cent were paid during the year. The net
profits for the first four months Of this year
last year. The directors recommend the
continuance OF the policy Of supplementing
the three per cent guaranteed dividend with
one of two per cent from the surplus earn
ings, making five per cent. and allowing the
reserve to accumulate.
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They sighted the charleston.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. May ID. Passengers on
the steamer Crescent City, which arrived at
Credos Island last night, report that when
about ten miles below Ensenada, Monday
night, the cruiser Charleston was sighted far
out to sea. As soon as tie officers on the
war ship caught sight of the Crescent City
they changed their course and made directly
for her. When the cruiser approached, the
captain of the Crescent City raised an Amer
can flag and saluted. The Charleston imme-
diately turned at right angles and steamed
away to the southwest and soon disappear
officers report having seen nothing of the
Itata.
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HOTEL TO RENT.

TTvHE hotel known as the st. Croix Exchange,
l. (Young's hoteD Calais, will be leased TO the
centrally located is the longest established, best
and leading house in the city; 1t Is heated by
steam newly plumbed, and is in first-class condi-
tion throughout. Here is an excellent chance for
the right man to conduct successful business.
Apply to or correspond with
S. j. GALLAGHER, Augusta Me.
or GEO. A. CURRAN, Calais. my2dtf
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THE UNFORTUNATE JEWS.
RIotIng Renewed at Corfu and Two
Hebrews Murdered.

CORFU, May 13.-The antLHebrew excite
ment which has excited here for some time
past. and which caused the outbreak about
April "a. is becoming more venomous. Yes
terday rioting was resumed. Two Hebrews
were killed and a number injured. Troops
dispersed the rioters and are now surround
Ing the Hebrew quarter. Hebrews are for
Didden to pass outside OF the Gordon of
troops. All stores kept by Hebrews ara
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GOOD FOR RocKLANp.
A Business Requiring 500 Hands In
Prospect In That City.
Especial to the Press. I

RocKLAND, May 13.-There is an excellent
prospect for the establishment of pant fac
tory here and the carrying on of the business
on large scale. The firm of Rust, Mowry,
Payson & Company. engaged in this occupa-
tIon, is already doing rushing business and
wealthy metropolitan company with a
large capital, is desirous of establishing a
factory in this state, has entered into busi-
ness arrangements With that firm. Should
Rockland offer sufficient inducements the
factory will be built and business employing
In the neighborhood of 500 hands, with a pay
roll Of about $4,000 will be started. The
matter has just been made public and is al
ready arousing much interest and early
steps will be doubtless taken.
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nEioHBoRLY ATTENTIONS.
The Lie Given, Forty Shots Fired,
Three Men Dead.

CATLETTsBURG, KY, May 13.-Particulars
of tragedy reached here this morning from
Hager. Mcdowell county, W. Va. in which
three men were killed outright and another
seriously wounded. The Hall and Steel
families lave been at outs for a year. The
Halls consisted of father and four sons.
The Steels counted three able to bear arms.
Saturday, the four Hall boys and two of the
Steels met at Squire Murphy's office to tran
sact some legal business. Each were armed
with rifles and revolvers. One of the Hall
boys on the witness stand contradicted q
statement made by Steel. The lie was Civ
en- and the battle opened. About 40 shots
were fired. The Steel boys, Samuel and
Hiram, were killed outright. l.. W. Hall
had rifle bullet sent through his brain, and
his brother Lewis was badly wounded. The
other two were not arrested and probably
will not he as they are known to be desper-
ate men.
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The following games were played yester-
day in the National League:
AT CHICAGO.
B0stons.. .......,......0 o o 2 o 2 K
ChicagOs. o o o 10 1 O. 2
Base hits-Chicagos, 9; Bostons, 81 Errors
Chicag0s, L; Bostons, 2. Batteries-Getzein
and Camel; Gumbert and Kttridge.
AT PITTsBURG.
Plttsburgs. o o 0 3 8
New Yorks.........O o o o o 2 o O. 8
Base hits-Plttsburgs, g.; New Yorks, z. Err
rors-Pittsburgs, 2; New YOrks, 3. Batteries
Calvin and Berger Rusie, Buckley and ORourke
AT CLEVELAND.
Phiiadelphias i 1 1 1 1 o o A. 8
Clevelands......0 o 2 0 o oOO1 2 o o o O.
Base hIts-Phiadelphlas IA Clevelands. IA. Er-
rors-Phiadelphias, 8; Clevelands, Q. Batteries
-Viau and Bimmer; Esper and Clements.
AT CINCINNATI.
Brooklyns ..........0 o o o o 2 x
Cincinnatis. o o U o o o O.
Base hits-Brooklyns, 10; Cincinnatis, Err
rors-Brooklyns, L; Cinciunatis. o. Batteries
Duryea and Keenan,; Terry and Con Daily.
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American Association.

The following games were played In the
American Association yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
B0stons. .............0 2 o o 1 0-10
Columbus. s...........0 2 o y o 2 8
Base hlts-Bostons, 10; Columbus. IL. Errors
-Bostons, @; Columbus, 3. Batteries Buffinton,
O'Brien and Farrell; Easton and 0'Connors.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimores. ........O o o o k q
ST. Louis ...........0 o o o o o. o
Base hits-Baltimore. 8; st. Louis, 8. Errors
Baltimores, s; st. Louis, 8. Standardization
and Robinson; Griffith and Boyle.
AT WASHINGTON.
Cincinnatls. o 1 o o o LIZ
Washingtons. .......1 o o i o o O. 2
Base ts-CincinnatIs, Is; Washingtons, 2. Er-
rors- Cnclonatis, y; Washlngt0ns, IL. Batteries
Crane and Hurley; Morse, Hatfield and Mcclure.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics. ...........4 o 0 4 2 2 2 OILS
Louisvilles..... 10 o o 0 o o 1 O. L
Base hlts-Athletics, 16; Louisville, T.. Errors
Athletics, O.; Louisville, g. Batteries-C Callahan
and Mckeogh; Doran, Boone, Ryan and Cook.
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Ssys He Saved Lives.

New ORLEANS, May 13-Senor Corte,
Italian consular agent, said In an interview
today that he had saved the lives of Mayor
Shakespeare, Mr.. Parkerson, Mr.. Wickliff
and other leaders in the Malta Iynching.
THE day after the shooting there was de-
termined aud almost uncomfortable deter
mination among certain Of my countrymen
to kill the mayor and all those who had a
hand In the butchery. restrained their
hands and controlled the furious men," said
Senior COrte
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RoWdoln's Eight.

The Bowdoin boat crew are said to be do
Ing finely under the discipline Of Fred Plals-
ted. In about two weeks the crew will go to
New York when 1t will row the Columbia,
the University Of Pennsylvania and the New
York Rowing Club In succession and in the
order named. The course is on the Harlem,
a mile and half straight away" The po-
sltions and weights Of the Bowdoin Varsity
crew are as follows:
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OssIpee Valley Fair.

CORNISH. May 13.-The 14th annual fair OF
the Ossipee Valley Union Agricultural As
sociation will be held at the Cornish Driving
Park. September 1, 2 and 8. and arrange
ments have been perfected to make 1t the
most successful fair ever held here.
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THE FIR ES OF ~
RlvsIIed By Those Which Are Now
Devastating Michigan.

BIC RAPIDS. Mich, May 19.-The fires In
the woods this year have been full y as disas-
trous as those Of 1871. At Briar's Station,
eight miles from here, a tract six miles long
and three miles wide was burned over. des-
troying everything. Four farm houses and
barns were burned. At Paris, the entire
population has been Frequently called out
to fight the fire to save the town. The poor
settlers In that vicinity have been driven
from home, saving absolutely nothing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-05-14
A Maine BOYS succesa

BosToN, May Ex-Governor Russell TODAY
appointed Oscar A. Marden of Stoupbton
justice Of the district court of southern Nor
folk. Mr.. Marden was born at Palermo.
1873. His early education was Obtained IN IN
the common schools of his native town and nd
at Westbrook Seminary. After cominS ~
Boston he entered the Boston Uniyersitv
Law School, where he graduated In 1876 ''
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The peIamaters Indicted. i.

MEADvILLE, Pa, May 13.-The Crawford
county grand jury yesterday found three
true bills for enlightenment against ex-State
Senator George B. Delamater and his sons,
ex-State Senator George W., Thomas A. and
Victor M. Delama.er. The three first named
members Of the banking firm which failed
for over S1,000,000 last winter. The last
named was CASHIER
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Especial TO the Press.1
RocKLAND, May 13.-At a meeting Of the
Baptist church, held last evening, 1t was vot-
ed to ask Rev. W. s. Roberts to withdraw his
resignation, which he recently presented.
The Baptist Society are to vote on the mat
ter tomorrow evening. Mr.. Roberts's an
nouncement of his resignation causes much
sorrow here. During his stay of about eight
and one.half years here he has done great
deal of Christian work, and his loss will be
deeply felt.
Rev. Thomas Ryan. student of the New
ton Theological Seminary, has been engaged
for the coming summer to supply the pulpit
in the Cedar street Baptist church in this
city. He begins upon his labors next Sun
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The White Mountain Road.

CONCORD, N. a., May 13.-At the annual
day these directors were elected: Walter
Aiken, James 4. Furber, j. II. Pearson, Ma
thaniel White. Jr., Fred Smythe, John P.
George and George A. Fernald The board
organized by the choice of Walter Aiken
president, and +. Z. Brown clerk.
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VIII Play To-day.

Especial 20 inc PTtS5.I
BANGOR, May 13.-The ball game between
the Maine State College nine and the Rock
lands to have been played here today was
postponed. The clubs will play tomorrow at
the Orono trotting park.
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Like Or. sothwell's Case

ALBANY. May 10 = William J. Murphy
while laying carpet yesterday began lau oh
ing over the remark of companion, when
he swallowed several tacks he was holdino
In his mouth. Immediately blood spurte11
forth. Thus far the physicians have heen
unable to relieve him and unless the hemor.
rhages are checked his death will resnit
speedily. The tacks are thought to have
gone into his lungs. ""'o
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TOOK SWEET REVENGE.
Bowdolns 6atted Hard and Beat tho
Halhuo "a 60 a

Especial TO the Press.1
BRUNSWICK. May 13.-If the Colby boys
got away with Bowdoin last Saturday, Bow
doin's revenge this afternoon was certainly
sweet. From the very start every man
seemed to delight in pounding the ball. and
most of them did 1t with telling effect.
Spring Ipitched a phenomenal game for the
Bowdoins. holding the Colby players CON-
pletely at his mercy, Foster alone being able
to fathom his delivery. The only Parsons
could not touch him. Whitman was speedl-
ly batted out of the box. and Barnes, his
successor, was hit freely and hard. Hall
made phenomenal catch in centre field OF
fly from Springs bat. The fielding was
sharp and at times brilliant. on both sides.
D0wnes made neat double play unassisted,
and Hilton's work in the field and at the bat
was OF high order. Packard and Fish
played their usual strong game. The bat
ting OF Hilton, Hutchinson, Tukey, Packard
and Foster was terrific. Spring was carried
from the field at the conclusion Of the game.
Pushor umpired impartially. The score:
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unlforn Rank Ball.

ALI knights of Pythias should attend the
grand ball to be given by the Uniform Rank
at City Hall next TUESDAY evening. Prof.
Gilbert will give . delightful concert previ-
Gus to the dlSance. Tickets to be had OF tho
members and at the hall on the evening OF
the ball.
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7
II. L. BRADMAN.

The only Sarsaparilla guaranteed to abso-
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss Of Ap-
petite, Sick Headache, Muscular Rheumatism,
Disziness, Female Weakness, Eadciation, Cen
erat Debility, Eraptions of the Skin, Pnples,
Boiis, IUmors, ScrotitLouS affections, Cancer
Gus HumorS, SAT- Rheum, Syphillis, Catarrh,
RingWorm Carbanctes, Ulcers, and Sores,
Adtdriak Poison, Pain az the Bones.
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Earned runs-BowdOlns, z. Two base hits
Packard, Tukey, Hutchinson, Foster. Three
base hit-Hilton. Stolen bases-BowdoIns, s;
Colbys, q. Double play-Downes. Bases on balls
Spring, Parsons, Bonney, Latlip. Hit by pitched
ball-Parsons. Hoxie. Passed balls-Parsons, L
2. Time OF game-2h. som. Umpire-Billy Pushor.
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Sporting Notes.

One Of the biggest salmon of the season
was taken from the Bangor pool by +. w.
Aver, Tuesday. 1t weighed 292 pounds.
The Ice Is out Of Moosehead, and the fish
ermen have started. Yesterday party
composed Of the following, started from
Bangor: Messrs. +. r. Cutter and Mr.. Day
Of Boston. and Herbert Grey and John
Richardson of Bangor.
The Bowdoins play the Lewistons in that
city today.
Percy Johnston, Charles Powers and Jack
Hathaway recently found bear 10 a trap
set by Powers at the headwaters of the Pc
nobscot Bruin showed fight and, freeing
himself from the trap knocked Johnston
down lacerating his flesh about the should
or. Then Hathaway attacked and was
stretched on the ground with his skull frae-
tured. Finally Powers killed the bear with
a hatchet.
A lawn tennis club was formed in WInth-
rop Monday evening. with membership Of
Is. 1t will be called the Falcon Ten
mis- Club. The officers are:
President-F. L. Plummer.
Vice Presidential. l.. Adams.
Secretary-A. d. Smith.
Treasurer-R A. Wood.
Rumors have been In circulation that Will
lam Zeigler of Brookly has purchased a con-
trolling interest In the Moosehead lake hotel
property known as the Kineo house. A
Bangor gentleman, who Is thoroughly famil-
lar with affairs at the Kine0 house, denies
the rumor, and states that there Will be no
cnange In the present management.
In the Harvard class race yesterday there
was foul at the close. The juniors crossed
the line first, and then 81, '93 and '94, The
seniors were set back for fouling; '94 win
probably be given second place.
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In this order: Temperature. direction of the
wind. state of the weather:

COZ s.0 8 partly n cloudy; P6iiadelpSSia 1919 soo
SW. cloudy; Washington. 62O, SE. cloudy :
Albany. go, N. cloudless; Buffalo. 30. SW'
partly cloudy; Cleveland. JSS, calm
cloudy; Detroit. ,SSss,ss, SS's sW, partly cloudy
M N'; cIon;diess Duluth. 4So, NE. cIon,a,ass: I,,
ST. Vincent, 640, s, cloudless; Bismarck. 7oo
SE, cioudless; Jacksonville, 760. SW, partly
cInudlv
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Wanted,

Men to sell Nursery Stock. Salary or COM
mission. Best of references required. r. G..
& CO., % Pemberton So, Boston, Mass.
may2 eOdbW#
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An American Suspected.

DUBLIN. May ia magazine exploded
down near Belfast, shaking the whole town
and breaking many windows. A portion OF
a fuse was discovered and Ii Is supposed the
explosion was the work Of dynamiter. The
police are hunting for an American suspect
ed Of having committed the crime.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON. May 49, Pensions hav,
been granted to the following Maine peo
pie:
ORIGINAL.
Dennis Farral Josiah Orr
Charles &. Libby, Michael Madden.
Frank III. Kneeland Chas. nj. FOss.
ADDITIONAL.
VIM. A Burdun, Hollis 8. spearin.
John q. Emery Royal McIucas
freeman u. flerce, Joseph Plant.
INCREASE.
Thomas Haney VIM. Dixon,
VIM. III. Moore, Hezekiah Bowen.
Frank j. White.
REISSUE.
John T. Bickiord, Horatio b. Sawyer.
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weather observat,ona

Threatening,
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New YORK, May 13.-Secretary Blalne's
health continues to improve, but he will
probably not 60 out for day or two yet.
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To LET-Upstairs rent of six rooms. very sun
4 ny and pleasant, all on one fat, ia Mayo
street. SlO; DOWN stairs rent of five rooms, all in
nice order, 29 Boyd street, $I1. L. o. BEAN &
W, ~ nAcnange street. 1871
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND ME
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Portiands. .......O o O o o s.
Lynns...........0 o 0 o O.
Earned runs-Portlands, /. Two base hits
O'Brien, Shine 2. Stolen bases-Keay, Slater,
Dillon, Nilaud 2, Sullivan. First base on called
First base on errors-Portlsnds 4, Lynns 8.
Struck out-Newell, DAILY, Mclaughlin, Collins,
Hines 2, Dillon. inland, McGinn, Sullivan, O'Con:
nor. Passed balls-Dillon. Double plays-Nilaud
and Dillon. Left on bases-Psrtlands 8, Lynns o.
Tlfna-2 hnnrs. Umnira-RrnWn of WAsthrnok
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The Speedy Monnegan Sold.
Especial to the Press.l

RoCKLAND, May 13.-Mr. Mervyu A.
Rice has sold his fine Burgess yacht Monhe-
gan to parties In New York, The Monhe-
gan Is well known In yachting circles, and
particularly la Portland. She was the win
season.
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. May
18th, taken at p. m. 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
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NOE kENT-A pleasant house with six rooms,
Il. situated on Franklin street, within i've min:
repair BENJAMIN SHAW, 5I1a Exchange
street. IS1
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TO LET.

UyO LET-Cheap, store situated at 81 st. Law
formerly been used for a boot and shoe store re-,
also suitable for a dress making establishment'
Inquire of A. j. PICKETT, So st. Lawrence
street. 131
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WoIseIey a lone Ruler.

DUBLIN. May 13.-The national press to-
day announces that Lord Wolsaley has be-
come home ruler. He says he does not see
the danger from military point OF view In
granting home rule to Ireland.
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NOR RENT-A tenement of seven rooms at
y No. 1913 Franklin street; Immediate posses
Sion. BENJAMIN SHAW, 5l1a Exchange
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Ar BeIpont park.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Madge Mliier
won the 2.40 pacing race at Belmont DRIVING
Park today, taking the last three Oh siA
heats best time, 2.26t. Tom Hamilton won
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THE WEATH Err.
Fair and Warmer,

The following is the forecast of the wealth
er for Maine: Fair, slightly warmer. yarI-
able winds.
Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 13. 1897
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HOUSE TO LET

Oh FOR kALE.
On high ground. West End very
desirable neighbOrhOOd; large lot
OF land with lawn and fruit trees;
sunny exposure i'm good cOndt-
ttOn modern cOnvenfences. Ap.
ply TO BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 l.2
Exchange street, or HI. III. HAY.
Iny1 ID w
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Won by LowelI's "KeII.u

LOWELL. May 13-Kelly won today's
game for Lowell with home run and two
bagger. 1t was a rattling game from start to
finish. The attendance was small The
score:
Innings. A 8 g SO
Lowells. 1 90 o o s. 4
Salems.... .........1 0 o 2 0 2 o O. @
Base hits-Lowells, 9; salems, IL. Errors
Lowells, 8; Salems, A. Batteries-Evans and
Broughton Henry, Fitzgerald and Burrill
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Base hits Worcester, 8; Manchesters, IL. Err
rors Worcester, Ii Manchesters, IL. Batteries
Tabor and Hayes; Dunning, Cross and Coughlin.
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the "a class best time 2.27t. The "a class
was won by Virginia Evans; best time 2.229.
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MANCHESTER, May 13-Wretched playing
In the eighth inning lost the game for Man
chester today after they had II In their own
hands. The attendance was 800. The score :
Innings
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TO LET.

Rooms Nos. 3 and a I'm suit,
second story, Hanson Block and
occupied by Miss Lamb, will be
vacant May LIST. Also suit Of front
rooms In same block. third story.
Enquire of CHARLES PERRY.
p. o. Box 1919.
apr9dtf
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FOR SALE or TO RENT

Charles Mclaughlin homestead,
No. 81 Spring Street, Portland,
Me. Inquire Of
WILLIAM ii. M0ULTON,l
GEORGE K. DAVIS, trustees.
DAVID W. SNOW,
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Native New England Hard Wood
Ashes, for sale in carload lots. frlce
rea.ouabfe. Delivered. Address
Dennis Pike, soap Manufactures,
Norway, NE, Oxford Go. aprlb-lm