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The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26
Christian gndeavor an saoo.
The Christian Endeavor conference opens
at Saeo today. This is the programme:
WFDNEaDAy

~Aao 40 WV pAo6hhAin0s
WEDNESDAY,.
10 a. m.-Opening exerclses-InyocatIon meet
ing. Leader, Rev. j. b. Carruthers, SaeO.
lO.3O-Addresses OF welcome, Rev. G.. ID. b.
ford. Response by President of the STATE uSIoS-
1l-Reports Of state and District SecretarIes.
n 1t'se1Conyention sermon, Rev. j. T. Beckey
l2-AppOintment Of committees and other busI-
Up. m.-Devotional service.
2.l6-Address, Christian EadeavOr" l. Mo-
tive, Rev. A. II. Dunnells, Bath; 2. Work. Rev q.
y: Lindsay, Bangor 3. Prophesy, Rev. LIS. Bean,
s.l5-MlssiOnary address. Rev. 1. c. Barnes,
S.45--Echoes from the wide neld, Rev. Law
renee renee rhelps' President Of the MASSACHUSETTS
a-Pastor's hour, conducted by Rev. chas. Har-
butt, BridgtoD.
13O-Paper: "Muslc, its persuasive power and
Importance In our work." +. W. Davis, Bangor.
m ha;9oIGreetings from kindred societies and
thelr relationship to the Y. z. 8. q. T.. Sunday
schools. i. q. March, Secretary state Assocla-
tioni \. NJ. q. A, I. 4. Mcdonald. General Sec
retary, Portland; Kings Daughters. Ella Robin
.,s ,ss1S-Address, "BIble Study" Rev. A. L. Win
ship, Boston.
THURSDAY.
9 80 a. m-ConsecratIon meeting. Leader
l. b. Mower, kennebunkpOrt.
9-Reports Of committees and election OF ono
ers.
0.15-Address, "Malne for Christ" Rev. A. t.
Dunn, DID, Wateryile. -
0.45-Discussion. "SOelety at Work." I. Look
W. worE% % Emily W. Mlken. eVV Augusta; 5. How %
Organize the Work" Flora q; Berry, rortianai asai
c, "Methods Of Work." Alice N. Backnams ban,
gor; 2. Prayer meeting eommittee. a. .sl palue OF
Expression" h. ii. Winslow, Sacoi q .rrepara-
tion for Meetings" Q. \. Leach, Portland; c,
"Work ln the Meetings." Jennie haleI Castnej
3. Social Committee. a, Gods ran OF society,",
II. W. Rowe, BaDgOr;b, ~h0W 20 Manage so
eial" A. w. Puddington, POrtl and c, "How So
cials can be made TO lead people 10 Christ" Grace
L. Washburne, Brewer.
Sleeper Stonenam, Mass.
113O-Open session, speakers limited to two
minutes.
i.so p. m.-DevotIonal service. Leader, Rev. Il.
p. Woodward, Portland.
2-"Christian Endeavor and Temperance Dr
w. s. Thompson, Hal0well.
2.2O-"Christlan Endeayor and Sabbath Obsar
vance" Rev. w. q. Robinson, Portland
2.40 -"Christian kndeaYor and Citi1ansh,n
Rev. j. NJ. Frost, Portland.
SmShrlStan Endeavor and Education (" Rev
A. W: small, Pm. D., Colby University. A'e''
S.zO1Questlon Box, conducted by General Sec.
4-Exeurslon to Old Orchard.
I.SO-Address by j. w. Baer
e'SO-Farewell meeting
The S.45 a. N. train today will leave spec
ial cars Tor the accommodation Of delegates.
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ANXIETY AT poRTsMourn.
A Terrific Storm Shuts the Fleet OUT
OF View.

LONDON, August 25.-The heavy wind
which has been blowing in England during
the last few days is increasing in fury, being
especially violent along the south coast At
Portsmouth all communication has been cut
OFF between the shore and the English and
French fleets. Some French sailors who Wis
tied the town this evening will be obliged to
remoin ashore all night. Sixty English offic-
ers who went out to the French man-of-war
Marengo, have not been able to return.
There was drenching downpour of rain
from p. m. until midnight. 1t is impossible
to discern from the shore any signals from
prevails for the safety of the men-of-war.
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WORSE THAN BARsARY PIRATES.
Fifteen Hundred Black Men WI,h
Knives on the Eldorado.

NEW ORLEANS, August "a Picayune
special dated off Bimini. Great Bahama
Banks, August %. says:
Revenue cutter McLane arrived here this
morning with the wrecking schooner Cora in
tow. Capt Byrne of the disabled steamer
Eldorado reports that on the 18th, his shin
was boarded by 1900 black English Bahama
wreckers armed with knives. The demand
ed the cargo and to prevent bloodshed be had
to let them have IL.
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Murder In ProvIdence

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 25.-.James
Donahue snot and killed his boarder, john
Hagan, at 10 o'clock this evening. during
quarrel in the formers house In this city.
by Ragan at another boarding house. The
murderer gave himself up to tue pUllce,
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State Fair aonmlnr.

AUGUSTA. Me-, August 25.-Ent;ies in all
classes for the State Fair at Lewiston. Sep
tember 7th to 11th. have been rushing in to
Secretary Twitchell for the last two days.
as the entries close tonight. 1t is the largest
list ever made. In the cattle department
there are 600 entries; sheep 400; poultry 400;
the horse entries close at II O'Clock midnight,
and the indications point to the largest field
OF horses ever entered for any State Fair In
Maine. A full list will be published as soon
as 1t is completed. There is a great call for
tenters' and cottagers' lots and the indica-
tions show grea'er interest In the coming
fair than ever before in the history Of the
society,
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BASE BALL.
The National League.

The following games were played yestsr-
day in the National League:
AT PIrrsBURG.
B0st0nS. ............6 1 o o o x-7
Pittsburgs... $40 L o o o q U o. i
Base hIts-Bostons, o; Plttsburgs, 8. Errors
Bostons, 1; Plttsburgs, 1. Batteries-C -Clarkson
and Bennett, King and Miller.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicagos. ..........6 o o @ o 6-2S
Brookiyns.. o o 2 o o s. 8
Base hits-Chlcagos %; Brooklyns, o. Errors
-Cnicagos, 2: Br0oklyns, s. Baiteries-Lubey
and Schriver, Hemming and DAILY.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. ..........0 o o O1 8 s.
Philadeiphias.. ....2 y o o o o o. A
Base hits-Cleyelands, IL; .PhIladelphias, Z.
Err0rs-Clevelands, D; Phlladelphias, z. Bat
teries-Sharon and Miller, Gleason and Clements.
AT CINCINNATI.
Clnclnnatls. .........5 8 Q o1 Q c-12
New Yorks.........2 D o o o o o q 4
Base hits-Cincinnatls, IL; New Yorks, 7. . Er
rors-Cncinnatis, Q; New Yorks, 8. Batteries
Mulane and Harrington, Clarkson and Buckley,
Barr and Clark.
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PASSED US sY.
Ths Crack Yachts Went Direct te
Boothbav Aarbor

BooTHBAY HARBoR, August 25.-Just be-
fore o'clock this afternoon the schooner
yachts Volunteer, Gen. Chas. j. Paine,
dropped anchor here, closely followed by
the schooner Myranda. q. Fl. r. Hill, the
first to arrive of the Eastern Yacht Club
fleet on their annual cruise. The fleet left
the Isles of Shoals this morning at o'clock
and had good southwest breeze during to-
days run, no accidents were reported. The
other yachts arrived in the following orders
Schooners Foam, Vice Commodore f. Cor
don Dexter, Mayflower, Fortuna, ex-Com-
modore Henry s. Hovey, Sea Fox, Commo-
dore Alanzon Tucker. Oweene, Peerless;
sloops Wayward. Cinderella, Algae, Say
onora and GossOon. The remainder of the
fleet stopped at Portland.
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The following are the observations of
the Agricultural Department weather bureau
for yesterday, August 25th,, taken at nm.
10th meridian time. tho observations for each
station being given In this order: Tempera
ture. direction OF the wind. state of the
weather:
S. sSssSG sssa9 7f SiaS:pRIs S% SSGsess 81 New S York
Washington, 660, N, cloudy. Albany U1ou1y 11O
n, cloudless; Buffalo, 660, SW. clo1dless .
Huron. OAK, 6So, N, cloudy; DetrOit Gso'
SW, cloudless; Chicago, zoe, S. clonaless UU .
81; S'crdI PAUL co. SE, cloudy; Duluth, co., Sc
wv sioudess dss;nJ RR'sslpE e:maIsF es sF
cl0Hdy. 90 DE-
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GENERAL NEWS.

The national convention of the Daughters
Waterbury, Conn, yesterday. There has
been gain OF over 5000 members since the
last annual meeting.
An attempt was made 10 wreck train on
the Illinois Central, near Holly Springs,
Sunday. The engineer of passenger train
the bridge and fortunately stopped in time.
Near Nicholasville, KY, Monday, Mrs.
Mary Richardson and her two children were
struck by a train en- bridge and hurled
distance Of 60 feet to the rccks below. All
were killed.
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Two AImest Drowned.


OLD ORCHARD, August 25.-Yesterday
Edmund Foley, the 10-year-old son of NJ. S.
Foley. of Montreal, was in bathing when he
was carried beyond his depth. His cries for
help reached Mr.. e. G. Goderham, who rush
ed to his assistance. His weight disturbed
Mr.. Goderham, who was swimming Justify
for the shore and who Immediately was seen
to sink below the service of the water. FIR.
keleeher OF Boston saw the situation and
rushed out to the rescue Of both nan and
boy. He found Mr.. Goderham face down
and head under water, floating. The drown
Ing man and boy were pulled toward the
shore and met in the surf by DIR. O'Brien of
ottawa, and d. Ford of Montreal Young
Foley was soon brought to normal condi-
tion by the efforts Of DR.. Harrison and sent
out for run on the beach to restore natural
warmth. With Mr.. Goderham 1t was a
more serious matter. No pulse was felt and
no signs OF life for some minutes. After
vigorous work life was restored. The first
exclamation was, us the boy safe?"
Settlement Of an Interesting Suit.
FAIRFIELD, August 25-The friends of
Mrs. Helen Friend Robinson, in this rlace,
will be interested In the result of suit
brought by her some time ago against Mrs.
Henrietta Woodman of Saco, for chaperon-
age and service to her daughter. Mrs. Robin
sons attorney has effected settlement of
the case In manner satisfactory to Mrs.
Robinson without bringing the same to trial,
and that lady has written to friend In this
state that the money received will be given
for charitable purposes. She says she cared
nothing fnr fhn hnf I'D RI N
treatment at the hands of Saco parties. She
expects to go to Cuba this fall in one of her
husbands vessels, there to spend part Of
the winter.
Mr.. Blaine Stays In Nights.
BAR HARBoR, August 25.-Hen. John r.
Mclean, editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
gave an elaborate dinner at his summer
home "Briarfield" last night. The decora-
tions were extensive and very beautiful
Among the guests were Mrs. Blaine, Sccre-
tary Tracy, Gen. Alger. Mrs. Wilmerding
and many naval officers. Secretary Blaine
was not present, but after long walk about
the village this morning in company with
Mrs. Blaine he called upon Editor Mclean.
Christian Endeavor Meeting.
BIDDEFoRD, August 25.-The annual con-
vention of the Union Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor opened at Saco to-
night, with praise service led by Rev.
George w. Davis of Biddeford. There are a
number of delegates already in attendance
and many more expected torrow. Singing
will be lead by Frank M. Lamb of New
York.
A Small Strike at Madison.
MADISON. August % There is trouble in
the Indian Spring woolen mill here, owing to
some difficulty between some of the employees
and the superintendent. Thirteen of the men
are out. most of them spinners. Mr. Libby
has been sent for and upon his arrival it is
believed arrangements will be made satisfac-
tory to both sides.
Frank c. Tarbox Hangs himself.
LEWISTON, August 25.-Frank G. Tarbox
of this city committed suicide by hanging
himself in the same barn In which his father
hung himself, last spring, He has had a
suicidal mania ever since his fathers death,
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LivERMoRE FALLS RACES.
Dan Berry Shut Out-Ke, stone Wins.
An p. p. Fox Day.
Especial to the Press.I

LIvERMoRE FALLS. August 25.-The An
droscoggin county fair opened Tuesday. with
the most prosperous outlook OF any
year in the history Of the society. The
trotters have been coming in very fast since
early in the day Saturday. The long rows
of fine stalls were all filled Monday noon,
and all obtainable stalls In private stables
are filling. Some Of the very finest speci
mems Of the horse kind are on the ground,
both for racing and exhibition purposes
Farmers Of the county are present In large
tain. and several showers occurred during
the forenoon. The races In the afternoon
included the 2.29, 237 and 800 classes, and
they proved to be very exciting and hotly
contested. The summaries follow:
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SENATOR PROCTOR.
The War Secretary Will Succeed Ed
munds If He Wants To.

MoNTPELIER. VT, August 25.-Hon. Red
field Proctor has received letter from Gov
ernor Page informing him that he will be ap-
pointed United States Senator to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Hon.
George F. Edmunds.
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Pre- p airing for tho GRAY Races.

Inc Gray Park presented lively appear
ance last Saturday afternoon. There were
many OF the horse kind present. and brushes
were frequent. Some had narrow escapes
nom accidents. one party losing wheel to
his sulky. The track was In good condition,
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E0R SALE Woodfords, on street car line, 2
Il story house and stable with acres of land
all available and desirable for house lots has 4
street frontage OF $50 feet; a forced sale at a
great bargain. w. III. WALDRON, $50 Middle
street. 2i-l
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OBITUARY.
John c. Mariner.

Mr.. John @. Mariner was killed at Same
min township. ILL.,, by a fall from a mule
lately. He was born In South Portland Jan
uary Sth, 1888. and moved to Illinois In 1860.
He leaves widow, son and three daughters.
He was prosperous farmer.
Mrs. 3. l.Rscord.
Especial to the Press.J
BETHEL, August 25.-The wife OF Rev. q.
L. Record died on Tuesday, at Z. 80 o. m. She
has been Ill for long time.
Or. W. 3. Howe.
LEWISTON, August l25.-Dr. w. s. Howe
died at his residence last night, after a pain
lul illness, OF cancer of the stomach. lie
was o5 years of age. DIR. Howe was man
Der OF the First Maine Cavalry, and was for
some time prisoner In Libby Prison. After
tne close OF the war he graduated from the
Maine Medical School at Brunswick, and en-
tered the Homeopathic school, In which he
mas since praetced. He was a prominent
Mason, and member Of Custer Post. q. "A.
X He leaves wife and daughter.
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E0R SALE-10,000 lbs. of scorched wheat for
Il poultry; the wheat is very nice and plump,
In at once and get what you want before IL is
gone. BENSON s DALTON, foot OF Green street.
Il
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Z.37 GLASS, PURSE xlbU, DIVIDED.
(Raee unfinished owing to darkness.l
22s TRorrrNo-ruRsE $3.50, DIVIDED.
500 CLASS, PURSE 500, DIVIDE

The officers of the society are greatly
pleased az the prospects Of the ''grandest ex-
hibition" ever held at Evergreen Park. The
exhibition building is crowded with people
and exhibits have been coming in all day
The best OF order prevails on the grounds.
Tomorrow "wednesday races In the 80
and 30 classes will be trotted, and an exhi-
large, fine and valuable.
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EOR SALE-At auction, on Saturday, August
II 29th, at O'Clock, unless sooner disposed of
at private sale, twenty-four as finely located
building lots as can be found on the city side of
Woodfords. +. ii. HARTFORD, 3l1s Exchange
street. 20-I
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Washington Mills Capital Increased i.

LAWRENCE. Mass, August 25.-At the
meeting of the Washington Mills stockhold-
ers today 1t was unanimously voted TO add
tion on or before October 10. This will place
the corporation on a substantial footing. No
other business of Importance was transacted.
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hobart wins the Match.

NEWPORT. r. l.. August 25.-The final
match In the all-c0mers tennis tournament
was played today between Clarence Hobart
OF New York and +. FL. Hoyey Of Harvard.
II was won by Hobart. three sets to two.
The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26
Bennington and Concord All Right.

been received at the Navy Department Of the
trial trips of botn the United States ships
Bennington and Concord, which took place
last week. The reports snow that the trips
OF both were successful.
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A Football League.

These clubs met last night to form foot
ball league to play for gold championship
cup: Shamrocks. Rsmblers and Royers OF
this city, the Sacos. Saccarappas, Sanfords,
Continentals Of Lewiston, Baths and Angus
tag.
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wears OlQ anu uunoAAaou'
the Veterans In Camp.
AUGUSTA, August 25 The meeting Of the
Veteran Association at Camp Jameson todav
is n continued success. Five hundred veter-
ans were in camp tonight. The Second Cav
airy and Ninth Infantry held reunions.
General A. B. Squirting Of Elgin. ILL.,, made
the trip to attend the cavalry reunion. He
is their former colonel. The Ninth elected
the following officers:
Pres,dent-Captain G. W. Brown, Bangor.
Vice Presidept-Henry p. Hopkins, Augusta
FTecntiye Committee General George D. Heal
Augusta: Major Benjamin F. Hill, Auburn.
secretary-Adjutant j. Z. Shepherd, Lawrence,
Mass. ,,, No..
Mass.
A number of ladies and gentlemen were
elected honorary members There Is no
longer any doubt that the association is a
success and will be permanent.
A RockIand Suicide.
RocKLANp, August 25.--Gilbert L. AtheI-
ton who hung himself this morning in his
barn, was retired blacksmith of some
means. He has been In Ill health for some
time and respondent. he was 90 years old.
He was a we'll known and highly respected
citizen.
Big Seizure at Phillips.
LEWISTON, August 25.-A special to tie
Journal from Pennington says "The Bar
den House at Phillips was searched by
Deputy Sheriff j. p Noble, and about rs
gallons Of liquors. consisting Of 40 gallons OF
rum, 80 gallons Of whiskey and quantity of
champagne and ale. were seized. This is
the largest seizure of liquors ever made in
Franklin county,"
Still Smuggling Wool.
LUBEC, August 25.-Deputy Collector
Merriam Of Lubec seized the schooner Coed
Templar in Rumery's Bay, Monday night,
with full cargo of wool.
Farmineton Eormai School.
FARSnNGToN, August 25.-The fall term
of the Western Normal school opened here
this morning with 102 scholars, As being in
the entering class. twenty-five more
scholars are coming.
The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26
Rea, Estate transfers,

The following transfers of real estate In
the county have been recorded at the regis
try Of deeds:
Portland Paul C. Blanchard to Fred Z. Jones
ct ais.
VIM c. T. Ingraham to Fred K. Jones, ct ais.
Chas. W. IngTaham to Fred L. Jones ct ais.
The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26

NOR SALE-Ship Ahoy music arrived in Port
II land; for sale by RAVES. Please call and
look over my fine selection Of 10 cent sheet music
at No. Ala Congress street. 2l-l
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a Bad Cnaracter Killed. .

MAGNOLIA, Miss August 25.-Lucius Au-
drews, colored, was hanged by a mob Satur-
day night. He was accused Of horse steal
ing and bad been bad character generally,
The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26
FIfty-Two Dead Bodies,

New YORK, August 26.-1 As a. m.-Fiftv-
two bodies had been taken from the ruins ut
Park place. Thlrty-nine have been positive
lv identified and and partially.
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The 14th annual meeting Of the American
Bar A ssoclation will be held at Boston IN
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of this
week,
The Portland daily press., 1891-08-26
Sporting Notes.
BLAINE AGAINST BLAINE.

10 Waterville. the story that Nelson will
not be shown at the Eastern Maine Fair Is
daniad
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THE STATE.
ANpRoscoaaIN COUNTY

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Fifty-six young men are expected 10 enter
the new class at Bates College this year.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Mr.. William w. Merrill and Miss Mabel
Annie Emery were united in MARRIAGE on
Friday evening last. at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Preston Emery, in Wat.
eryille. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Ii. Chase. pastor of the Methodist
church. The groom Is the son Of MIR. Simon
Merrill, postmaster of Fairfield.
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Weather Observations.

Mean daily ther.... 700 Max. vel. wind. 20 sW
Maximum ther. ....7S. o Total precin n ~,
Minimum ther.. ...63.0I "'o~
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
THE WEATHER.
Good Balloon We ather.

Good Balloon Weather.
Following Is the forecast of the weather for
Maine: Fair weather; no decided change in
temperature during Wednesday or Thursday.
Local weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, August 25, 1891.
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American Association.

The following games were played by As
ISOLATION clubs yesterday:
AT BOSTON.
Bostons. ...........0 2 2 o o o o s.
Milwaukees........0 0 o o o u o O. o
Base hits-Boston, IL; Mllwaukees, 8. Errors
Boston 2; Milwaukees, 2. Batteries-Buflinton
and. Murphy Davies and Crime.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athetcs...... ............1 o D o. 3
Louisvilies.. .....-.... 40 U 1 U O.
Base hits-Athetlcs, 8; Louisyilles 3. Errors
Atnietcs, LouiSyilles, 8. Batteries-Chamoer-
IAN and MilligaD, Stratton and Ryan.
by wet grounds
Baltimore-columbus game postponed by rala...
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

fuDlished every day tSundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 97 ExCHANeB STREET. PORTLAND Nh
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-On inch space Of
tne length OF column, or twelve lines nonpdreu
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUCTIoN
tons or less. S1.60.
Si.b0 per square, daily, first week. rs cents per
week after; three Insertions or less, 81 90; con
tinuing every other day after first week, so cents.
Han square, three insertions or less, 75 cents.
one week. si.0o; 60cents per week after.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $3.50
year; If paid In advance, $500 year.
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every
part OF the STATED for $.O0 per square for first In
sertion. and 80 cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
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PORTLAND WEDNESDAY
rne Veterans In Camp,

and 1t is only eight weeks since he attempted
to end his own life by shooting. He was 40
wears old and unmarried.
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AGENTS wANTEB
MISCELLANEOUS.

n o. GATCHELL, the celebrated Umbrella
LIZ Maker, formerly of New York; No. 4S4
Congress street, Portland, Me, Fessenden's news
stand. Umbrellas, Parasols and Canes always on
neatly and promptly done. Silk Umbrellas 81 90
and up. Parasols to match suits specially. Or
ders by express or mail promptly attended to-
Locks repaired and keys fitted. 25-2
NOTICE-All persons holding pawn tickets on
IN articles pawned at the store OF the late j. H.
Coolidge will please present the same before the
hrst OF September, 1S9 or not at ALL the goods
In said store will then be sold. L. f. COOLIDGE,
Administrator. 251
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For Sale.

Eighty acres of land I'm Cape Elizabeth, known
shore; cuts sixty tons ofhay annually; farm house
on main road; two large barns, County road
passes across it, giving fine house lots on both
harbor OF Portland; building sites and wharf
property along the shore; several quarries of
good stone on the premises; about two miles by
the road from Portland and quarter of mile from
South Portland steam ferry landing; will be sold
whole or IN lots to suit purchasers. Apply to L.
ID. M. SWEAT, or WILLIAM p. PREBLE, Port
land, Me. jlylIdu
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LOST AND FOUND
BOARD.

BOARD WANTED-A sinoIe mon ---o,1a No.,
ak p1aIu ot ,n IN private family within ten minutes
NtHSS' 22-l