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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-15
THE SUDDEN DEATH
or Mr.. Eliza A. Torrey Of Bath at
Gardiner.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JoURsAL.l
GARDINER, Oct. II Mrs. Z ia A. Tor.
rey, wife of Hon. Frank b. Torrey, ex
collector Of customs at Bath. died It the
home Of her uncle Sifsmis Bowman
Brunswick Avssue, last everiag at 8
O'Clock, of heart disease. She was here on
. visit to fels'ives and friends and wss sc-
compar led by her daughter, Miss Annie.
At about 9 O'Clock, while watching game
Of chess, she wss rosicsd to isan back in
her chair and before any help could be
given she hsd passed away. For the past
six ears che has been q sun Arer with heart
trouble and had just returoed frc m nip to
Bcston whittier sue went in the hope that she
might receive help. She Was bout 81 years
Of age and was native CT Brunswick,
being 4 daughter Of the late Heory Bow
msn. The family moved hera soon after
mar bir h. ard until 1858 she resided In
"a mir gisle. In that year STE was msrri d
At the home Of her brother, Baxter Bow
man, in Richmond. She leaves e husband
ana two SOM, joseph and Ftsnk. The ssd
sifsir occurred 80 late in she evening that
IL was impossit ls to telegraph Mr.. Torrey,
sud friend went to Bath on the PdimAn
70 convey the ssd telligepce, Mr. Torrey
arrived here his morning. He is nearly
prostrated by the loss OF his wife go sud
denly, ard hss the siucere e. mpsthy OF
many friends bers. The funera, viii be
he Id from M B0wmsh's residence this
af:erpos n at Q O'Clock.
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THE STORMS WORK.
Wrecks md Damage reported
Along tho Coast.
Story Of The Alleged oalg SliriToR o
vFeclsd Citta d Roma
Causes no End Of Confusion...A Case Of
Mistaken Identity.

PRovNcKrows, ,sMsss Oct. IA The
heavy gale thAs hsS ragged the past few day.
moderated this afternoon, though the wind
sfiil continues from the northeast and the
weather is cloudy. Reports from the gov
ernment telephone line place last nights
among the worst ever experienced by the
surfmen along the Cape shore. A very
heavy surf is roliing in today. Four ar
rivals frcm the Grand Banks in the past "a
tours bring reports of the loss of the
schooner Sarah Il. Smith. fhs Smith was
disabled during the gale OF September
10, damaging the ruddes. having been
decks swept and springins a leak. After
the gale had sbsted, Capt. Chisholm called
survey Of the number Of captains in the
vicinity, who recommended that he abandon
the vessel. Acting on their advice, Capt.
Chisholm sold the fish 10 the schooner
Willie Mckay. Another gale sprung up
after 800 quintals were transferred. and The
Smith broke adfift. Later she was boar 'ed
by the schooner Addie who saved l25
quintals Of fish, the crews edecss and the
schoone,s foresail. The Smith was then
set on FIRE to rsmove all danger to other
vsfsels.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Judge Henry Wilder Alien, who hsd ~
attack Of apoplsxy IN the court house IN
New York on saturday last and is still In =
criicsi cor ton. IL 4 n,,ivs Of Alfred and
son Of the I-teIIon William Cater Alien.
long . veil-knovn member OF the Yofb
County bar He was appointed judge OF
the Court Of Common Pleas by Governor
Cleveland in 1884 to oil vacancy and the
folIovir year was elected fora full term
of fourteen years. Judge Allen graduated
from Dartmouth Con. ge in 1854. and vas
admitted to the York county bar in 1856
add soon after entered upon the practices Of
Law Ia New York city. C,mmsnder Weld
Noble Allen Of the United States NAVY,
who died st the Falmouth House, Portland,
in 1875, while on duty - lighthouse 10.
specsor, vas brother Of Judge Allen.
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BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS


BRookLYN, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
cracy OF this city held grand ratification
meeting this evening. Ex-Pfesidsnt Cleve.
land delivered the address. When he
entered the hall he wss cheered for two
minutes He was introduced by City Works
Commis ,ioner Adams in an eulogistic
speech, Interrupted frsquentiy by applause.
When Mr.. Cleveland arose he was greeted
with "Three cheers for our next President" !"
Me. Cleveland alluded to the Importance
of The pending state campaign. lie said ::
"The party we oppose, resting upon no
fundsm entail pr ncipie, sustaining precs.
rious exislencs upon distorted sentiment,
depending for success up0u ths varying
currents Of selfish interests and popular
misconception, cannot endure the sight Of a
community inc c'ined to Withstand its bland
ishments and which refuses to be led away
by its misrepresentation. Thus, in its
oations mans cement and methods. it boldly
seeks thwart the intention Of voters il ,hsy
are Democratic and iile the voice OF the
people if they speak in Democratic tone. y
Mr.. Cleveland reminded his audience Of
the new appointment Of representatives. in
Congress, 10 be made on the basis Of the
cen.us just completed msy devo,ve upon
the next Legislature and to read Just CON-
eressioDal districts Of the State. His
speech WAS generously appiauded.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
At Observation-Disclosures and Reports
Made Yesterday.

PORTLAND, Oct. II AT the State Sun
day school convention Wednesday mornin 8
40 address on the aim Of the Sunday teboo
was given by Rev. w. Fl. Clark Of Me
chAnic Falls; sddress on primary work, b!
Mics A?nie S Esrlos Of Lowell; repof
Of the State missionary, L Il March, ant
an sddress on method. of the future BY
Rev. Wiiliatn ReyL olds.
at tine afternoon Gvssion there was an sd
dress Oh books for boys by Rev. c. ii
Spalding Of Boston. Miss Harlow and DE-
Scbsuftie er also gave remarks.
Tongh. Mrs. Lucy Z F. Kimball SPOKE
on temperance and DR.. Schsutil r gave 4
stersopticsn lecture on Mission work ii
New York.
The programme for Thursdsy forenoon
is as follows:
45-Dstotionsl service. Final bust
ness session, reports, election Of officers
etc.
9l5-Address, Strategic Points in tbt
Suoday School Crusade Rev. Leroy s
Bear, South Windhsm.
45-Brief reports from the field.
10 30-Addfess, "Whose are .hs Youni
Men," Rev. C. 8. Cummings. Rocklsnd
Il-Conierer ce, "Nsw Work; Bette
Work" Opened by William Reynolds.
Question Box.
IL 45-Ciosipg exercises.
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RRRB FROM DEBT.
The Tenants Hnbsr Baptist
Church's Handsome Gifts.
fepstam Pair Set Ahead lne Day On
Le1u.t Of Bad YealhaF.
Sudden Death Of Bath Lady At 6ardi.
Sudden Death Of Bath Lady At 6ardi.
ner While Visiting.

TaonAsros. Me-, Oct l4-rhs nss
Bspsiss church ss Tenants Harbor. s.,
Geerse. Vas dedicated today with sppro
pirate exercises srd free Of sny debt. Ths
buildi3g committee reported debt oi
s209s. Capt. G ". Rsuley ihereupor
paid $3.50, Mrs. Samuel Watts, 37d, and
Joaph Wsits paid $50. Capt. Samuel
VISITS Of Boston, . native Of St. George
WHO had placed fns large memorial win
dow ia the chaueei IN memory OF hi,
fsther ard mother, and had in the outss
siso contributed $500 10 money, was preser
today and ., OF C = addressed bis old friend
sad neighbors, and said the church should
De dedicated free from debt. and then aud
there paid the bslsnce Of sl76o. The re-
joiciDg Of the people was grear.
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MUCH DAMAGE REPORTED.


New York, Oct IA The fearful storm
which has ragged in this vicinity since Sun
day, has wrought immense Ismsie along
Lorg Island coast.
George White, Alfred Kane, Marx
Thursday and Alden Little Of New YORK.
hired two boats Sunday. for = days fishing.
They have not since bsen seen, but one of
the bosts has been picked up, and there is
hardly 4 doubt that sll four men drowned
At Hollands station on the Rocksway
Beach seven boats were let out Sunday.
They carried lG men. None Of them since
have been seen and it 10 thought that the
storm carried them out to sea, Is the water
ouhide the inlet ragged mountains high so
that small boat could scarcely have lived
q minnie in il, the I6 men were probably
drowned.
The two. masted schooner sailed by Jams
Moore and having = crew Of three men. put
out from Canartie Sunday afternoon,
loaded wuh coal and bound for Baltimore
She WAS caught in the storm and the three
sailors wers swept on deck while trying to
make sail. Moore chung to the mast and
wss saved. but only after drifting around
for over "a hours, and then at the loss Of
julius Quay, a life ssvsr VII, went out to
ibe vessel in a breaches buoy sni was
drowned. Moore finally was rescaed.
The damage at Long Branch, Highland
Beach, Cape May, Atlantic City. Ocean
City ard other points IL large. The sea IL
The heaviest Of any storm since that Of
September 1889.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The r. ston Reds did not plsy at Port
lard. Wednesday, on sccount of the
weather,
There will be matched race at River
side Park, Bethel Saturday, October lT,h
IL; also 40 cisss opened to al hor'es
wherever owned.
The buildings Of Dsra Hsndnn. CT Naples
including house ard sable were burned
Tuesday night at 6 O'Clock, b@ing totally
destroyed. A small part n the furniture
erd his stock vas saved The lass is partly
covered By Insurance. bat Mr. Hsndcn will
lose . numbsr Of hundred dollars.
James Atvsll Of New Meadows fell from
the tfisd stow Of the new Cabot mill
Bru,s-ick, Thvrsday, . dis.a'cs ~ 30
feet. II was fcu1d that tho bones ct the
srkies we're frsc' ursd, snd also that .
fracture Of the sp'nsl column hsd been
sustained. The Injured man WAS removed
{, his home.
The diamord drill for she rIlsnd srd
Kennebec Cosl Prospecting Company hiss
arrived Portland and vas shipped 10 Pbips
burg russdsy. I. will take abou. . week
to have the drill in rsadiness to start. Then
the work will be rushed II IL expected
100 feet vek will be drilled As ;he
drill goes down il viii take up 3 core oi
hear, 20 as TO show the ss-,h
It has been Practically decided BY the
govern msns TO erect forfifcstions fol
putting in poi ion umber Of the gfes'
guns. nov bulldog, on Cushing's isis' D.
Portland hs'bor. A large srea is to =
purchased for the purpose 10 the centre oi
the isiArd, which Is 20 feet higher thar
any other point in the naIb,r, and 20 fee
higher than White Head, commanding bott
/ entrances to the hsrbor. II cannon ara
put on this island ihe old nsms ought to b.
J issfcred-Bargs.
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T0PsHAN. FAIR
Set Forward Day on Account Of Bad
Weather "Wednesday.

Especial 70 the KKSsEsEc JoulxAL
ToPsHAn, Oct. A.-Hundreds Of people
we're disappointed BY the thfestsning
weather Of "Wednesday morning, because
the annual yisis TO Topsham fair was thus
prevented.
Everyons il Of the opinion that the date
Ct the fair Was too late in the season, bat
- this 10 fixed by the constitution Of the
society, there vas Of course no remedy this
year. Al the Lass annual meeting an at
tempt vas msds 10 charge the date Of the
fair for this year, bus iG WAS unsuccessful.
Il 10 nov the opinion universally expressed
BY the officials on tho groards, that the
date viii = be chang as this yea .
meeting, either 10 the week folio ~ing tre
State fair as Lesis;on CT TO the lss week
in Sepst mbsr. Tais viii no doubt be =
wise move. As il nov stands, should the
remaining days be pleasant, s1s fair will
hold on and conclude On Friday.
TIE receipts Of the opening day. Tuesday
vere Ss2+, sum rather above The average
first days receipts. Should Thussd.y and
Friday be pleasant the receipts will reach
good figure. though hardly expected 10
reach tina; Of last year when the last two
days receipts exceeded ali previous records
by about 5000.
Quite number Of people were On the
ground through the day. despite The
weather, but about all they could do vas to
inspect the hail exhibit ard the horse flesh.
The officers for 1891 are: Presidsnt, T.
E. Skoisld, HsrpsweiI; W. s. Rogers.
Topsham, z. S. Adams. Bowooin, and j.
P. Cobb, BowdciuLsm. vice ce-preaidents, c.
+. Peterson, Brunswick, c. W. Purinton,
Topsham. Gsien C. Moses, Bath, K. W.
Carr, Bowdoinhsm, and ]. +. Buker,
executive committee; s. T. Dixie. Bath.
corresponding secretary; W. S. Rogers,
Topsham, secretary; N. y. Purintop. Bow
doln, assistant secresary; L. 4. Smith,
Brunswick, treasurer; L. T. Booker.
Brunswick, aud Z M. Brown. Topsham,
suditoss, and +. s. Adams, Bowdoin,
member Of State Board Of Agriculture.
Nearly all Of the gentlemen are on the
grounds and have done everything to make
the fair . success.
There is &C me talk Of adding $50 elass
to the race, and if 90, lumber Of horse
men have sigBifisd their intention Of en-
tsring their iro,ters.
The track, "Wednesday morning, was very
vet and muddy. though the wind in the
afternoon was drying 1t up somewhat. 1t
is hoped that tonight will dry it of and
make it in good shape for ThuIsdsys tro!-
ting.
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STORIES OF PARNELL.
Henfy Libogchers And Whit
Ha KaeI d Him. :. !.
Pilnsl Vas Always coladsal Of Success
for Bis Party.
lie Had Hut Little Faith In MaAkinds
Even His Followers.

LONDON, oes, IL The Newspapers q
the Bri,ish tsies are still full OF fe0tnie-
ecoces OF the late Mr.. PArnell. MT. Henfy
tAh,achere, NJ. r.. Writes: "Ne. Pafnell
has been Aiiins for several years, told
him three years ago thst he vas su6srinG
no fidaey trouble. Everything happen
ing adversely to him. Mr.. PArnslt assft-
aased to Captain oShea, ani u vas with
the sfeatest diiheul'y that induced him -
believe that ttsoss fursed the famous iessers
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BOARDS OF REGISTRATION.
Their Chairmen Meet at Portland and
Discuss the Law.

PORTLAND. Oct. IA meeting Of tie
cbsirmen Of the Maine Boards Of Rsgistra-
tion was held in the common ecu ell rot nj,
city building, today. The mt e'ing was
private ard was devoted to disclssing the
new law and arriving at 9 uniform method
of prt cedure. The chairman OF tie boards,
uear'y sil OF y hom we're present todsy, are
s. follows:
Albert Z, Verrll. Auburn; Aleernon s
Bangs, Augusta; Henry d. Williams,
Bar gor; James W. Wakefield, Bath. Geo
X. Ancrews, Biddeford; Archibald G,
Boyd, Calais Fred E. MiiiksD, Gardiner
John 5. Hamilton, Hslloreli; A X. r
Knovlrop, Lewiston; Augu' tus +. Gerrish,
r,land; F. W. Wright, Rocxisnd; ChAs,
II Hanson, Ssco; Appleton II Plaisted,
Wsterville; Charles H Wsterhouse, West
br1t k; John NJ Flel chr, Belfast; L. B
Pollard, Brewer; Albert W. Cushman,
Ellis worth; Edward W. Conari, O'd Town
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Baltimore and Ohio Train De-
rallied Near HIeksIllls, Ohio.
fhrsa Reported Killsd aEd % Ljuted
-.-0theF Rspalts GiYsn.
Latest Reports Say the Train vas Badly
Smashed Up.

Fosr WArsK, Ind Oct. IA teie.
phore dispatch from Auburn reports ~
accident to the Baltimore & Ohio fast ex
p,ess fro IN Chicago. near H'ckssiile, Ohio,
The entire train left the rails, killicg three
persons and i1juring 20 oshers. The par
ticulsrs are mesgre.
A telephone dispatch from Garrett, led
the division hescquaTtsrs Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. says the priva's car Of
Emmons Blsias, SON of Hon. James G
Biaine. vAs in the wreck. Young Blains
va. slightly injured. The killed and in
jured were all passengers. II 10 stated thai
the third vice president Of the road vas or
the train but was uniI jured.
Defiance, Ohio, dispatoh says ths train
was running down q grade, 80 miles Ar
hour, and the cars are reported scatter d
in the woods adjoining the track.
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ONLY ONE SAVED
But His Whole Story Is Denied b, Another
Authority.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Oct. l4.--John Bren'
nan. belonging at Sligo, ireland. arrived
at Trepsssey uis morning from Peter
river. He says he is the only survivor OF
the crew Of 4S men of the steamer Cits nj
Rome. which became total wreck MoDdss
night at Marine Cove, st. Mays Bay. lie
says the captain, crew aud officers were all
druak aud were unable to save themselves.
lie was thrown upon the cliff, being rescued
by one Lundrigsn on Tuesday morning.
The City OF Rome had on board 57b
head Of cattle and quantity Of flour in
sacks and Indian corn. The man tells q
most pitifui tate about the struggle the
crew had among the bullocks trying to save
themselves. The steamer was commanded
by Capt. John Thomas Nicely, and left
Montreal, Oct. 7. for Dundee.
Montreal Denies the Report.
MONTREAL, Oct. H.-No such steamer
as the Cty Of Rome sailed from here, Oct.
.. or since, as reported in the SIS. Johns
dispatch pt raining to steamer of that
name.
No Record Of the steamer nj Dundee.
DUNDEE, Oct. IA In reply to many
telesrams concerning the steamship City
of Rome" said to have been wrecked Oh
the coast of New Foundland, while on q
voyage 10 this port. it is proper to state that
there is no record here Of any such vessel.
The City Of Rome so. H."
New YORK, Oct. H-In answer to in.
quiry Henderson. Bros. the agents in this
city of the Anchor Line, received the fol.
lowing; Cape Race, N. F, Oct. "a.
Your City Of Rome passed east Tuesday
afternoon; all we'll"
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANy'>
New Officials Take Charge -in,cstiga.
tions Now Going On.

NEW YORK, Oct. H.-Henry Sanford.
the newly elected president of the Adams
Express Company, r0ok full charge Of the
business Of the company today. President
Sanford, Vice President Lpvsioy and a
m. ority Of the directors have started =
thorough investigation int, the affairs of
the company, but will he unable to tell ex-
actly how matters stand for several days to
come. The examination Thus far, it 10 said, /,
revealed Irregular les, though to no great
extent. Mr.. Loveioy said misapp'opria-
tions were fourd other than the Sherbourne-
Taft deal. He refused to give information
a. to the extent.
1t vas learned Iste today that John Hot Y
had sold all his stock in the corporation
Just he fore the Boston Despatch and King'-
lev Express negotiations. Chpp Spoouer
disposed Of his h, ldiass at the same time.
The investigation committee and frieDds Of
the deposed officials are thundersuuek at
this discovery.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Denies that Emmons Blaine Was on the
Train or Was Hurt.

BALrIMoRE, Nd, Oct. IA Train No. s,
on the Baltimore & Ohio Road. that left
Chicago as 10 10 A NJ F.. met With serious
accideat at 81 P. NJ. At Hicksvitle. 20
miles east Of Garrett, Ind. The train con-
sisted Of IN engine and tender. baggage
car, smoker, ladiss coach and private car Of
Vice Pre- sident King. The whole train left
the track and the sleeper. ladies' coach and
private car went over the embsnkment- The
smoker and baggage car hurg on TO the
engine and vas kept on the bed Of the road.
Two passengers were killed, three were
seriously injured, and several we're slightly
inj ared. The killed we're: Thomas
Waterstone, Biidgewster, Ohio; A. g.
Msthers, Deon, Iowa. Vice President
Kirg was well shaken up, but Otherwise
was unic jured. The private car Of Emmons
Blaine, was not attached to the train. and
Mr.. Blaine WAS not + passenger. He Is
supposed to be at home in Chicago. The
srsck has been cleared And all trains are
again moving.
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HERE Is THE TRUTH.
II Was the Citta di Roma, a Freight
Steamer, That was Lost.

New YoRK. Oct. II The agent Of the
Anchor Line in this city stated this evening
that he had advices from St, Johns to the
effect that the steamship lost is not the City
OF Rome, but the freight steamer Citta di
Roma. The despatch states that the cap
tain and first officer were drowned, but the
rest Of the crew was saved.
The msrilime register contains a record
Of the Ciits di Roma, a freight steamship,
Captain Eertolo'ts, 1908 tons n gister, sail
ing from New Orleans Sept. %. Norfolk
Sept. 80, Tor Bordeaux and q queenstown.
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CONFESSED THE CRIME.
Hired to Burn the Court House. Probably
to Cover Crooked Work.

wAsHIsGroS. Ind, Oct. I4.-samuel
HAfbine, . laborer, v~s arrested last night,
CHARGED With complicity in the burning of
the records in The curt house Hsfoips
confessed the crime and implicated several
prominent people. AS result, Auditor
jana. c Lavslle and A. B Hswes, promi-
nent cit .us Of Steele township, were ar
rested this morning snd jsilsd; also Basil
Ledgsfvood. Officers are afUr Michsei
Lsvelis. brother Of the auditor.
Hsrbins's .sory . ,hst Lsveile hised bica
70 burn the court house fer $500. Ledger
sood claims 10 have been gwen Q house
and lot fer his part Of the crime. Auditor
L,velle's scr dsnsn required him to turn
all bis property over 10 them yesterday
II 10 supposed that be is sort in his &C.
counts but no oue kaoss The amount. Ex'
peYts are nov Of work on his books Ia
cour. tits afternoon LeSssrwood and Hs'-
bine pleaded gu lsy. Sentence vss sus
perded - they will be used - vitnes'es.
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BIDDEFORD l. SACO
Learn the Condition Of Their Horse Rail-
road and Elect Directors.

BIDDEFoRD, Me, Oct. II The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bidde
ford & Saco Horse Railroad was held thi
afternoon. The trea,urer's report shovel
the wears receipts to be s27, ,756, expendi
lures, s24,75s; liabilities. sss,0l4; re
sources. SS4,7s6 The following directori
were eIecn Charles B. Pratt. Harry S
Seeley, worce ster. Mas !; Esref II Banks
Joseph Gooch. John T Nourse, c. Fl
Prescott, Biddeford; Franklin Nourse
Stephen 8 Mitchell, Ssco.
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SOM ERSeT RAILWAY.

Commencing Monday. June a,th, 1891. .'aiai
viii run as follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
FOR Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Watstville, su
gusts, showhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. ~ A 81
~ 20 p. NJ, solon. obz A. NJ. f2-o "; Cara
Junk Fails. 's54 a. N 'i.oo =. NJ, Embdon, 7 o.
A. NJ. l.2o NJ, Noreh Arson, ~ A. ". SO ?
VI. Anson, T.27 A. NJ, LsgP NJ; Madison, 10 4
NJ, ao2r.M =; Norridge sock, 50 a NJ, 23l 2
NJ. Bangs Siding. = Sd A. n 2.26 p. NJ. SAwielis
trossing, -s0l a ~. .2S2 ", arrive Oakland
$40 a. ", 25o NJ.
From 10 ton, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, wa
teryille, 5kowhsasn and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 900 4. NJ, ~
IN. Sawtele Crossing, 80 a N. IS % p VI.
fangs Siding, 'g2s A. NJ, ,o7 p NJ; Horid-e
wook. S3s A NJ, 5.if =. NJ. Madison, g,s A. "
335 NJ; Anson, 55A N IS ~ 2. Worth = o
top, ito os A NJ. so ~ Embdsn, lo-0 4, NJ.
6.0s =. NJ. Car'atank Fails, 40 80 A ~, ID "a =
Vt, SoiOn, 1888 n, 40 p NJ, arrive iDgnsp
li-1o A. NJ, ss5 y. NJ.
'Fisg stations, at whish trains stop Oh signal "
no;ice To conductor. Mixed between bingham
and North Auson. wM. NJ. AVER, supt.
spttSdtf