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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
Ohio Senatorial Apporsiormsnt.

Columns, May l3.-The Democratic
Ststs sanstoTs have joined and employed q
strong firm of attorneys to represent them
in the Supreme court Thurs lay when the
constitutionslity of the recent spportion-
ment OF the state for senatorial pur-
poses comes up for srguement.
The objection is thas the
work was not dore as required by the con-
stitutson. by beginning in numerical order
of the districts. The point to be decided
may, in q contingency. decide who will be
TIE next United States senator from Ohio,
And for that reason it is being closely
watched by the politicians Of both parties.
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HIS HELMET SAVED HIla.
Particulars OF Attempt on cxase-
witoh's Lie in Japan.

PARIS. May IS An ofiioi dispatch ~
received here today from Toxic, japan.
says that the CEsrewitch had crossed
Lake BuvA, near Ktoto, and had landed
at 0tsu on thA. lake. from which
place he proposed TO continue his journey
to Kioto, about l2 miles FROM Otsu.
Shortly after thp Cz rewitch had landed q
policeman named T~ada SAuxo. belonging
TO The Samufsi sect neted for their fsnati.
cal, hospitality to foreigners, approached
'he heir to the Russia throne and dealt him
q ssbre cut across the head. owing 10 tho
thickness Of the .un hstmet worn by
The Czsre~itch the sabre intlictsd q
wound only three inches in length
which did not penetrate deeply into the
aead. Before tbs man could renew HE
alssck he was overpowered and placed 10
confinement The Emperor and ministers
hurried 10 Kiote to express their concern
and sympathy. The whole court feels the
oursse scutely, A dispatch from
81. Petersburg says thst the official
account confirms the dispatch from
Shanghai about the attack on the Cxare-
wi .oh, and adds that % 'hs assailiant raised
bic weapon for . second blow, Prince
George Of Greece h,ored him with his
walking stick. The CzArewitch himself
Iels srAphsd his father that his injury was
a2t seriDus enough to change his programme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
NIL Agents Violate Women aud
Minors Labor Hours Law.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, May l3 Notice
was served today on Thomas F. Knowles,
treasurer and sgent Of the Hathaway Mill
corporation. notifying him Of violation Of
section 7, chapter AZ Of the public statutes,
regulating the hours Of labor for women
and minors. The state inspector of
factories, Frank E McGraw, is The com
plainant. There are two counts in the
warrant, charging that the persons named
in the warrant, Margaret Grogsn and Mary
Grogsn, worked overtime May 9Th. The
case will come before the distric court
tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
Especial to the KENSEBEo JOURNAL. I


BELfAsr. May i3.-The drama, Lied
Astrsy," will be presented in ths Opera
House, May %. This play, which will be
givea for the benefit of the band. may be
expected TO be frss clsss affair, as rome
OF our best local talent have parts in il.
Music will be furnished By the band.
Miss A. A. Hicks AMI Mrs. Horace C..
Pitcher have left some W. &. T. U. tracts
at George +. OsboYne's sail loft. to be dis
tributed to coasting vessels and sailors.
Schooner Meyer snd Muller, Patterson,
arrived in Jacksonville from New York,
May IL; George B. Ferguson, Ferguson,
sailed May II for New York; Fannie and
+ lith, Rich, sailed for Bangor Msy IL.
DIR. Jewett left Monday with his mother
for her home in Fredericton, N. B. Mrs.
Jewett has been visiting in Belfast.
Mrs. Arnold Of Chicago has bought q
house lot on Congress street, and will soon
cree; house there.
Mr.. Geo. w. Brown Of this city died
Tueedsy morning, aged about 65 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14

Eaus, ulcers .swei iltugs
piuapiss, olntrh,ss. scTofA-
la, rusrcur;nl poisoning
rhsutnstisu. stubborn and
rhropic skin eruptiOns
cts, Diseases Of ths Kid
nsy, bladder. and other
organs, disch arsss.
sieet. structure, ste-
klsa. nervous deoiltt y,
iost viSor. varicocele,
epilepsy. decrease of vita
pawpr,aui ali effects NJ ak
ceases trdiscretiou, ot
overworl .leadiugto gen
ersi parye .sGe.s. hystefta
nnt psraiytie conditions.
Recent rasas CARED IN one c
thrs. werkh Stubborn an ?
chrprIc cases solicited, af
ter all others fail rF
Bna.slur has care. many
cases gwen pp as hapeiess
beth ~ American and
Foreign physicians. Nc
hs jfrtuf cures permanently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
POOR CARDIFF.
Attachment and Iojunotion Issued
Agsipst that Pspsr City.

Knoxville, Tenn, May l3,--Judge
Sneed, on motion of John Il. McNutt,
granted fat for attachment and inj unctton
against the Cardiff Coal q Iron Co. Nc
Nnit seeks to have q receiver appointed
for the company's property.
At a widely advertised sale Of lots by the
company year ago. over 5000 900 worth
of lots were sold, and McNutt
was one Of the purchasers. 1t was
stated at the sale that the CON-
p,ny had Sl,000,6O0 in the treasury to
spend the first year in public improvements
Now the year has elaped, the town consists
of a $50, ,OCO bank, one saloon and q country
store The judge granted fat on the
ground that the company was insolvent, and
that it was irsudulently disposing OF prop
erty and was granting fraudulent prefer
ences. The town is Boston enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
The Itasa ana Conveys May Doub .
on the Charleston.

CRY OF MEXICO, May l3,-The govern
ment Las qiven strict orders to pore auihori-
ties on the Pacific coast 10 report the
appearance Of any Chilisn or other war
ships. 1t will be difficult to get news. as
government wires have to be depended on
altogether. The general opinion here is
that the Ita's and her conveys will
double upon the Charleston. The
government has ordered the gunbost
Democrats to keep sharp lookout for
vessels. 1t is rumored here that private
telegram was received announcing that q
fishing schooner vest rdsy saw two vesfels
out at sea off the coast ssiiiug at full speed.
One vessel vss sighted st 10 A. NJ. the
other at Z. NJ, but so distant the fisher
men were not able to Distinguish them.
This report cannot be traced to reliable
sources.
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4 Whole Town Burned.

BIG RArips, Mich, May l3.-Fires in
the woods this year have been ~ fully dis.
astrous as those of 1871. At Briar's sta
ton, eight miles from here, q tract .ix
miles long and three miles wide has been
burned away, nesrly destroying everything.
-Four farm bnuses and barns were burned,
At Paris the entire population has been
frequently called out to fight FIRE to savs
the town. Poor settlers in that vicinity are
driven from home, saving absolutely
nothing
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Notes.

We told you so Portland. O'Brien of
Lewiston is proving one Of the mainssays
Of your team, fielding and hitting in beau
iiful shape. You got a treasure in that
hoy and he is plenty fas, enough for the
big leagues. Keep him while you may
Bangor Commercial.
We heartily endorse this. O'Brien is to-
day by all odds the Huest second basemsn
in the New England League. He has the
timber in him to play in faster company.
lie Is conner. Keep an eye on him.
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a Woman who Suffered
rrrFa
She FOUND RELIEF,


HALLpALE, Me-, Oct. ?, 1890.
DAsA SABsAPAEuLA Co. -
Gentlemen Il have been troubled with
Muscular Rheumatism ever since / was
thirteen wears old am now forty-seyen.
And for years l was subject To the most
terrible attacks of headache, tha.
would almost drive me distracted.
About every week I would have to
call u physician, / would have such
awful distress in my stomach, caused by
Indigestion. My agony was so in
tense | often thought / should die.
was unable to sleep nights.
Would have 10 sit up hours and hours;
and it was but natural that should feel
all dragged out. Lts eas a burden TO
ne. Such was my condition when
began To take DANAS SARSAPA-
RlLLA. 1 have taken but three bottles
as yet, and had but one attack of the old
distress IN my stomach after Ieommenced
taking II. II has cUREp my HEADACHE,
taken the TIRED FEELING all out Of me:
and | can go to bed and sleep all night
II has helped my Rheumatism a great
deal, and have no doubt will cure it,
Yours respectfully,
PHOEBE A. GILCHRIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
Maine Pensions.

WAsHINoToN. ID, C., May 13.-Pensions
have been granted to these residents OF
Maine:
Original, Dennis Farrell, Charles G
Libby, Frank II. Kneeland, Josiah Orr
Michael Madden. Charles NJ. Foss; ad'
ditional, William K. Burdun, John G
Emery, Freeman @. Pierce, Hollis s
Spesriu, Royal McLucss, Joseph Plsnt
increase Thomas Hsnev, William II
Moore, Frank j. White, William Dixon
Hezekish Bowen reissue, John p. Biokford
Horasio B., Sawyer.
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Fraud Discovered.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind May I3 In the in
vestigs,ion now in progress to ascertain
wheih the state has previously received
SAG, 900 of the direct tax refund in dup,i-
cate payment of war claims. as clsimed by
the treasury department. it is ascertsined d
that the amounts Of q number Of vouchers
were raised between the years of 1861 and
1876, involving u fraud OF over $4,000.
Whether these forgeiies were committed in
this state or in the treasury department ID
row the question, aid a careful invettiga-
ton will follow.
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BAAH BALL
.AtGncirna,i-

| Al CincirnAri-
| Innisss........ Iss4
Icfncsnnsts-..-.... o o o e.
| brooklyn o o o o A.
Hits-Cincinnati, 8: Brooklyn. 10. Errors-
! Cincinnati, .. Broohiyn. l. Duryea and kee
nxa, Terry and Con Daley.
Al Pittsburg-
Ianines....- issa .ss
! Fittsbarg. 1 o o o1 I ~
New York .-....... 0 o o Q / o. )
Hts git.sha,g 9, New York :. Esrofs-Pitts-
/ earss, New York 8. Calvin and Berger; Rnsie,
Buckley and O'kourke.
At Cleveland
Innings 4se7s aia II i2 isia
Cleveland o o z o o o o o.
Phiis..... l o o o o 0 A. .
Hits-Ci.velands, "A; Phtladelphia, H. Error
Cleveland. s. Philadelphia. Q. Viau and thinner,
Espsr and Clements.
At Chicago
Innings. I 81 S67s
Boston. ............ 0 2 2 Il 4
Chicago ........... o - 1 0 o. 2
Hits-Bosson, .; Chicsgo, o. Errors-Boston,
!: Chicago, l. Getein and Camel; GumbeIt and
kittredRe.
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Meteorological Report
MAY IS, 1891. 10 r. Nj
DENIES EVERYTHING.
Or. Gravss Bays h. Didn't Sand ths
sPois 2nsd Whisksy to MIRA. BaInaby.

DENVER, Col, May l3-Dr. Graves
made statement today, in which he most
emphatically denies he ever admitted send
ing bottle of whiskey to Mrs. Bsfnsby.
He says ne did not know he was accused
Of poisoning Mrs. Bsrnaby until be reached
Denver. He has employed Judge Furmsn
As counsel, and under his advice DR..
Graves refused to appear before the grand
jury.
Judge Belfo,d one of the courcil in the
famous Miliirgton case vas employed BY
friends Of Mrs. Bsrpshy. II is extremely
probable the grand jury will indict DR.
Graves, in which case Judge Furmsn says
will demand an immediate trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
MT. Washington Railroad Officers.

CONCORD, N. H., May 13.-At the sn.
nual meeting of the Mt. Washington rail-
rosd today, the following directors were
elected: Waller Alien, James T. Furter,
J. II. Pearson, Nathaniel White Jr.. Fred
Smythe, John P. George, Geo. A. Feruald,
The board organized by choice of Walter
Aiken, president; F. E. Brown, clerk.
Al meeting of the granite monumental
tonight, it was vote d uuanim-
ously not 70 increase the bill Of prices
established here last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
Happily Ended.
iEAirfield JonrnAl. ]

At last the hard fought liquor commis
sionsr contest is ended. and ss 1t sppsars
10 ns, most happily 80 by the sppointmen.
Of Hon. +. p. Gilmore to thst tffice. Mr..
GIlmore's support Vss very strong. He
vss brave soldier and servsd with credit
inthe War Of the Rebellion. Hsis very pop
ulsr 10 the G.. A. X. and in his CANVASS receiv-
ed the active suppo,t Of more than 1900
members Of the order. His candidacy was
slso vigorously urged BY prominent citizens
sli over the State. His selection is an
excellent one. Mr.. Gilmore is personally
man Of clean character, great energy and
excellent business capacity. He will Oil
TIE important Office to which be hss been
appointed 10 a most creditsbie manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
Severe Censorship over fslsgssms
ssnt from OF to Lisb On.

MADRID, May. l3.-Advlces from Lie
bon states that sewers censorship has been
placed over kilograms sent from or into
that city. Ever ness kilograms destined
for the Off iial journal are stopoeJ. Tho
well known poht,csl economist Coello. has
written letter in which he says that Port
ueal has o colossal deficit and ruinous
lnsns contracted upon humilis'ing terms.
She il confronted by monetary industrial
and political crisis o! most threatening
kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
STEWARDS ESTATE.
Claims Of Irish Heirs Nov on
Trial At New York,
Pres. Harrison RecelTas an Enthusiastic
Reception At Omaha.
Thfse Killed and Another 0ssiously
Wounded 4, Family Bow.

New YoRK, May l3 The trial OF the
case OF Sarah Branaeh against Vim. p.
Smith, involving the claim, Of TIE alleged
Irish heirs Of the late A. T. Stewart, Wa.
b'gun before Judge Wallace in the Sa.
preme Court today. Gen. Butler and VIM.
II. Secor appeared for the plaintiffs, and
Elihu Root and Joseph H. Choate repre-
sensed the SrawsYt estate. Long srgu-
we're submitted on both sides.
The defense contended that Sarah
BrAnAgh, mother Of Mary BrAnagh
Stewards cousin being alien could not ss
beir acquire right TO sny interest in the
Stewsrt estate. Judge Wallace seemed
inclined 70 .,ke this view Of the case and
gave Gen. Butler until tomorrow afternoon
to hand in the brief. He said he would
decide the question on law points Friday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
POWDER EXPLODED.
Mssazlns Fired. it 10 Supposed, by
an American Dynamitsr.

DUBLIN. May ia magazine exploded
,odsy at Douaghadee, a tom In the county
Of Down, near Belfast, shaking the whole
town ard breaking many windows. A pof-
tion Of fuse was discovered, aud 1t 10 sup
posed the explosion Was the work Of Q
dynsmiter. The police are hunting for an
American who is Suspected OF having COM
m.ued the crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
'ANTI-JEW MOYEMENT
T1o Killed and Many Injured
It Corfu Troops Called Out.
Lord xdalay Ssss no DalSs, nm I
Military Standpoint
Ia Granting Home nule 60 leelaud-
He aus Been Couvestsd.

CoRru. May is.--The anti Hebrew ex-
cisemens which has existed here for some
time past and caused an outbreak about
April a7th, 10 becoming more venomoas.
Yesterday riotirg Was resumed and two
Hebrews were killed ard . number injured.
The troops dispsrsed the Psoters and are
nov surrounding ths Hebrew quarter.
the Gordon Of uoops, and oil stores kept BY
He eerews are closed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-14
American Tobacco IN Egypt.

WAsHrSGToN. May Is The state de-
psrtment is in receipt Of q letter dated
Msrch 2S, from Louis B. Grant acting con-
sol at Cairo, calling attention to the fact
that there appeared in the Official Journal
Of that date decree limiting the imports
ton Of tobacco into Egypt to certain couu-
trios, including America and leaving out
Greece. MIR. Gran, says that the tima Is
now pfopitioas for introducing our owu
tobacco into Egypt, and he suggests thai
United States merchants send over small
samples, with price lists, etc., in order "a
be ready to supply the demand in case the
prohibition on Greek tobacco should con.
t;nue logger than is expected.
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Lord wolssiey on Iish Home Ruis.

DUBLIN. May 13.-The National Press
today sonouucsd that since his arrival in
fsslsud sfter being appointed CON-
manderin-chief Of the military forces
Of that country, Lord Woiseley bss
become home-ruler and says be
does not see danger, from = mill
tary point of view, in granting home rule
to Ireisnd.
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Spain and Il c mms oi,I Treaties.

madrid, May 10 Several nations have
notified Spsin OF their readiness to negotiats
AIsnewsl Of their commercial Treaties. The
5paoish government has replied 'hst they
must wait for the repors Of tue Royal Com
mission, which is compiling new protec
tive tariff, wherson sii negotiations must be
| bssed. Spsia will also insist on her colo
nies bei1g ex .ludsd from any future testie.
with European powers, aud will decline 10
asssni t, any sipuls,ion OF favored
| uxtion" treatment.
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Reported that Charleston Has Sunk
the ItRta

CITY OF MrxIco, May 10 The Anglo
American (nesspsper) Publishes rumors
of the sinking of the Iats by the United
States cruiser Charleston. 1t gives
neither time nor place. The authorities
here say that they have no information
whatever concerning the matter.
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Bswdoic, 20. Colby, 6
Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL

BRuNswIcs. May l3.-Bowdoin men are
very happy tonight. Bowdoin, 23i Colby,
Such complete turning Of the tables,
YOU know, and sweet satisfaction for theii
ignomit ious def-a, of last Saturday at the
hards OF the young athletes OF the kenne
bee. l. was perfecs day for game, just
warm enough. no wind. no rain Spring
occupied the box for Bowdoin ard showed
up in excellent form. Whitman's curves
which proved so effective in last Saturday =
C clntest, had no terror for Bowdoio bsssnlen
,bi. afternoon and they raped out sinelss,
doubles aud triples in quick succession.
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q 8. Ministsr Batcbsilel's Wife s.
riously II iured

LISBON, May l3 Mrs. Bstcheller vile
of The U, s. minister to Portugal, was ss.i.
ously injured todsy 10 a c,rrisgs acciden,
and lies in critical condition. She and
her daughter were returning from q vieit to
the queens palace when the axles of the
cirrisse broke. Miss Batcheller was hurt
but not severely.
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$40, 900 assidsncs Burned.

Nsw HAvxs, Conn, Nay Is Fire early
this morning destroyed the rssidencs oi
Lucius K. Hinmsn Of this city. Less on
the house and furniture abouts4 10, 600
insurance. $1,000.
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Philadelphia Rtcss.

PH1LApELPHIA, May 13.-MaJge Miller
won the 2.40 pacing race st Belmont Driv-
ing Park today, taking the last three OF six
heats; best ttme 26 4. Tom Hamilton
won the 2 81 class; best lime 227 IA.
The "a class was won by Virgins Evans !;
best time 2 % Ii
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Whitman vas succeeded in the fourth TO-
ming By Barnes, Who endeavored unsuceess-
fahy to s.em the overwhelming tide of
"bsssefs' one, two and three. Individual
mention 10 unnecessary. A great game
may be expected af Wsterville next Satur-
day, - both teams viii be on thar messle.
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Disbanded and Paid Back ths As
9esemopsR

L1wELL, May l3--The Mechanics Club
of SIX Month Order of Avjz one Of the
New Hampshire orders, recently refused q
license, held a meeting tonight and nnani-
mousiy voted 10 dishsad. Supreme Pfesi-
dent Wall paid back the assessments con-
trihuted since the order was organized in
March
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roaBlon MOTIFS.
It is reported sl,25o.oc0 hss Ieft Rio
,Janeiro for Europe.

It II Yepofted u I,z5UVCU hAS leT RI0
JAnsiro for Europe.
Ii i. STATED tbs Portugal government and
the Bank of Portugal have together ad-
vsncei 81, $3.50 900 to Baoco SusitAro which
also realized considerable sum In deal
10 railYosd stocks. E;go. pe, cent has been
charged by brokers for csshing notss.
An anti European rior has taken plscs ct
Woo Hoo, China. Tie natives stacked and
burned sbe Cxlhoiic mission snd nun Der
Of other Earopean dwelling honses. Euro
pesns have taken refuge upon hulks
anchored 10 he river. Her Maj esty . ship,
Inconstans, has been ordered 10 pr,cesd i'm
mediasely to the scene Of riot and protect
the lives and property Of the Eufopsaa
residents.
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Four Ysars in Prison,

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, May I3.--Sevel
Seriey, Cbippeva counfy's defsulsing treas
urer, was todsy sentenced TO four years q
Wsupun. Serley pleaded guilty TO embez.
zeliog over go, 900.
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PinaD Dcih aituation Improved at
Lisbon.

LISBON. May 10 The fnsocial situation
hers 10 improved today. MsBy private
officers are csshins notes or the produce
market and specie appeared to be abundant.
There is no difficulty to cssh notes. Stock
rents bu. did no. receive any selling orders.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Traiss Leave 0AkisAd - follows solas
worth 80 A. y. and ~ p. ~, connecting WITH
nornins aAia ou Maine Central Railroad from
Bangor ani Wstervt's, aat aftsrBo u "a a,ns from
PortlSn9 yia Lewiston and via Brunswlok and
Augusta. k4--
Trains Leave Btnghaa. soins soath; ,Ja
A. n. R3G u t r. ~, Connecting at Oakland xith
morning trains on Maine Central Eailroad via
both routes 20 Portland. and Stth afternoon tYais
ior Portland and Bangor.
Wk. q. ArAK. aapt.
AsssIt 70. 1850.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect May
ID, 1891.

urm .sr.aef so.iss 1AiAs leave Azxssa q
eLovs:
GOING wEsr-sln a. n. tor Ls.isto.
Rookand, Portland, Boston And Esr'r~s.; ~
4 \. for Eal9.eH. Gardiner and Seath Gard
nsy, 1910 A. N. for Lewiston. ysrmtr ron
pDcslasd, Por.ianc, Lancaster asd Boston; 10
Y-N ,ny bsIiorei, tSzrdfp.r ard so1th 9s-dine-
ias n. FOR Erunswick, Bath. kockiand. Portland
Boston; rs, (e&p,sssl Port and znd boston an
nontrsaI; s.os r. NJ. for Halioveli, Card
nan for Lewiston. Bath, Portland And scstop
GOlN0 EAsT-sio A. d. might erpssss) 70,
BkovheyaE, Belfast. Bangor. Bar HASbcf, 81
stspheu ST. John and Aroosfook Coanta; s.n A
r. Tor Haterviils. sfowhegan, Newport, BsrroT
aaa yanoeboro; zr r; n: tor Wsssryiiie
tsx,. Dexter, Dover 4 Foxoroft. Esnsos
o.. stephen, St. John AID Aroostook Coe1sy, aae
n7DP NJ (satasda7s oniv1 ~. yzts-Yts
Sunday paDen train for Wassyv.iIe ssa saasos a.
The Might Pullman Trains rsA each way ever;
nish,, sundays insiaded, bat nc. 20 stovhegAi
on Monday norniass. OF 70 Bslfsy-. n~xte-
Sunday morning..
The day express trains soins East st s.NP.
md West at io.,o A NJ. run daily, sancAys Ia
elsded, betveen Boston, Lewis.oa, Bah, Rsst
ana, Bangor aad St. John.
ACCOMMODATION xIsAIa for Aaxss,.
lsayes South Gardiner, s-zs A. NJ; iJoS ss1 81
r. NJ; Gardner, s.H A. M, l. 10 and 50 +. d.
HalioSeli. s4S A. b., IL; and sss r. N.
Jhrosxn tasets 20 California lad al point.
soath and Yves. may be bHd Of F.. ~ ussiSes
veset agent, Augusta, ias Only ctasc In Auyas,s
ssiiiss 80 all routes sni chect.ng al Ls1s.ts
iree of asDsptc.
PAYSoH 1UCkER. vios PYes. + 6ssT nasAx.,
M. BooTBBy. 0ss1 Pass. Es1 Take, Az.
Yo--lssd. MAY lat, 1891