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City Of Portland SIS due 1907.
City Of Mssibrook is due 1894 and 1895.
City Of Saco 4's due 1901.
City Of Belfast SIS due 1888.
City Of Bangor SIS due 1888.
City Of CsTsIand, Ohio, rs duo 1888.
City Of Columbus, Ohio. IS due 1901.
City Of Toledo, Ohio, 4 l-2s due 1888, 1904 & 1903.
Maine Central r. R. SIS due 1884.
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Leeds & famingion R. R. SIS Due 1886.
Portland & 0gdsnshurQ Railway SIS due 1903.
DenFer City Cable Railway Gold SIS due 1908.
Cleveland City Cable Railway Gold IS due 1909.
Portland Water Co. SIS due 1893.
Portland Water Co. rs due 1927.
Waletosn. Mass, Water SuppIJ Co. SIS due 1905.
Dss Mones, Iowa. Water WORKS SIS due 1903.
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IL. Maker, Cformerly of New York; No. 484
Congress street, Portland, Me-, Fessenden's news
stand. Umbrellas, Parasols and Canes always on
hand. Recovering and repairing OF all kinds
neatly and promptly done. silk Umbrellas 81 90
and up. Parasols to match suits a specially. Or
ders by express or mail promptly attended to.
Locks repaired and keys fitted. 25-2
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New England increased over II per cent.
The increases In the maritime provinces
are as follows.
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fare TO sebago Lake and Resurn.

Portlaud-adults SOC, children under twelve
25c; Cumberland Millls--adults soc, children I'M
der twelve Csc; Gardiner-aduts $500, children
under twelve 500; Augusta-adults 81 90; en- emu
dren under twelve 81 90; -adultss ne
S1.26, children under twelve 65ci fIeSpvas
adults S1.0O, children under twelve &c. Iewis-
adults Sl.5O, children under tweSgs t iS Under
twelve Use; Yarmouth Junction 80 "a V ss
dren under twelve soc; S9s W 90. Damariseotta
s asaSwS Wslaoboro sS.5oi Warren s27s; Thorn
aston $500. -, ,.,oo,o.a. 81 ,ha tso..,. 4,
s,.ai Tahor Unions aud delegates OF the Lewis
ton and Auburn Central Labor Unions; all tickets
issued BY the NJ q. X. X. are good on all regular
trains. sep1d1w
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The American Cadet and Lewiston Brigade Bands
will furnish music for the day

For special privileges communicate with X. s
Jewett, Box 1899, Portland, Me.
Trains will leave Portland as tollows-Unl0n
station S.45 a. M, Commercial street station 10
a. M, Union station 1890 a. M, 1901. 90 and
$50 D. m. aud return at 40, $50 and 7.25 D. IN.
special trains viii leave the Grand Trunk station,
Lewiston. atlas a. M, and leave Portland at p.
M; regular trains will leave the Grand Trunk
station at so a m, leave Portland at 5.12 p.
m; Grand Trunk tickets good on regular trains
Cumberland Mills $50, 10.40 a. M. 1.16 p. m. ;
Brunswick 7.45, Ills am. Gardiner 600, 10. 50
a. M; Bath Ills, 1870 a. m; Richmond 7.O3
1921 a. M; Freeport Sol, lila a. M; Var.
mouth Junction S.11, 11.24 a. m.
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Total........4,oIo,e2s 4,7Oo,745 e9o,2
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LIST OF SPORTS

intermediate single scull race, open TO all-hrst
prize gold watch, second prize silver watch; the
following have entered: NJ. G.. Davis, I. Il. Quinn,
Ii. McCsrty and w. II. Merrill; senior single scull
first prize gold watch, second prize silver watch
A. A. Frates has entered; two entries to govern
prize all entries for either race 70 be sent to the
Central Labor Union, Box S56, Portland, Me-, on
or before September 9th; game OF base ball be-
tween the Lasters' aud Bricklayer3' Unions OF
POrtland-prize, box Of blue labeled cigars; tug
Of-war contest between delegates OF the Lewiston,
Auburn and Portland Central Labor Unions
prize box of union made cigars; splitting saw con-
test between members OF the Lewiston and Port
land Carpenters Unions-prize, saw; 10Oyard
$3.50; 100-yard dash, open 20 ladies only, hrst
prize gold ring, second prize writing desk; 100
yard dash, open to members OF labor organlza-
tons, union card to be shown-irst prize union
made hat. gift Of ID. w. Swartz the halter, Middle
street, second prize cigar holder three standing
the natter; swinging, dancing, foot ball, rifle prac
tice, and all other amusements.
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Sale on new Fall Dress Goods
well under way. Our stock Is
made up Of the choicest selections
to be found in the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
A Narrow ESCAPE

CHICAGO, Fso. IA frightful accident
was narrowly averted at the Archer avenue
crossing of the Grand Trunk railroad last
night. A crowded street car started to croes
the tracks in front of an approaching pas
ssnger train. The conductor and driver
called to the passengers to cave themselves.
and instantly there was a panic and q wild
rush. Toe door OF the car was smashed and
the iron dashbord YVES bent completely
over by the cru4h of the passengers
Several we're bruised and one lady had her
leg broken by being trampled upou. The
Grand Trunk faemar, after q narrow escape
from berg mohbed by The angry crowd,
Wss arrested and locked up. The passen-
gar train was within a foot of the street car
waen brought to O s,apdstil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
Foreign News.

PARIS, Fab. THE Figaro recently pub
llshed an interview with the Pope, during the
courae Of which he is alleged to have ad'
Weed tie French Catholics to support the
republic. This statement is to-day official
~ denied. Bishop Frappel, the wel!-known
clerical member of the chamber Of deputies,
will submit to the Pope the objections 10
the attitude of the church towards the reput-
lie which Cardinal L,viser!e advocates.
LEEDS, Feb. IA lin box containing dyn-
amite wss discovered to-!ay concealed 10
the gas works Of THE city. Il is supposed
thas the dynamite was placed where 1t was
fonud by workmsn who have recently been
discharged from the gas works. The police
are Investigating the outrage. The COM
psny has offered q rsgard for the arrest OF
the cuiprits.
DUBLIN. Feb. Tho Freeman's Journal
to-day says that the Bou 'ogue conferences,
though productive of q hopeful feeling, are
ss get without foal result. The same pa
per says Mr.. Parnell meant what ne said In
the committee, namely, that he would retire
from the leadership on receiving certain as-
surancea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07

Million sn6 D.rie, on tire part Of the Ssnste,
and Messrs. Grcu', Post and Heard On he
part of the Houss.
Il ia nrophes,ed here that the night seq
eiore ordered By the Senate to day will rare-
to IL ever. be attended BIZ q quorum.
TIE especial friends of Postmaster General
Wapsmaker are cenouucing the ectlon OF
the House p0stofice committee IN killing the
postal telegraph bill as the result Of bribery
end corruption 90 the part of The agents oil
tee Western U4ion Telegraph Company,
though tbs? save no gsouud for doing go.
Representative Springer, st the banquee
of she Beta Theta Pi Society at Worm
ley's. last night, nominated Representative
BSnrm of indiana for President, aud Rep
resentative Tucker of Virginia for Vice Pres
idept. in 1892, both members OF the society
and present, on O platform demanding
farnefG' rights, and With "GiVe tae sourg
men @ chance" ss their motto.
The following changes in the All class
postofices Of Virginia we're made to-day
Leroy, Rockingham county, j. R L. Mnf-
rev appointed postmaster vice e.. 1t baes,
resigned Tabor, Washington county, Il.
Pitts, vice w. W. Cook.
The report Of the minority CT the commit.
tee appointed TO Investigate toe charges oil
fraud and corruption against Commissloner
Raum. OF the pension busesu, was present
ed 10 The House this evening. Il su5;elns
every one of The charges referred to.
The object of ,e cancus of the democratic
members of the House to be held Tonight
is TO induca all the anti-silver democrats
to vote with THAR colleagues to get the sill
YER bill GU, Of the coinage commit
tee and before tie House not to inducs
them to vote FIR the bill il that chi set DO
attained.
The Hcuas District Of Columbia commit
tee to-day agreed TO report a bill that VILE
allow pool selling on the race track near
| this City, hut not within q mile of the city'e
limits. The bill to prohibit Fl fishing within
the waters Of the District CT Columbia vas
discussed bus no conclusion was reached.
The House claims committee has reported
in favor OF referripgihe claims of r. M. ,
Of Lee, and s. F. Eags, OF Fauquier couoty
Virgins. to the court OF c'aime.
Owing to the admission of the new rotten
borough Sts'~s cfthe % vest if be dem
ocra's 10 1892 shall carry ell the States they
! carried 10 1854 they would only elect their
candidate By a sea t ma ority, to overcome
| which it would ou!y be necessary for the re-
;u5iicsDs to buy one Stste.
Among the visitors BOW 10 tue CITY is eel
ator elect Irbv, the Farmers Alliance Sena-
tor FROM South Caroline. elected in place Of
Senator Wsie Hampton.
Ths conference between tie Sioux chiffs
ana tae Secretary of the Interior IVES held
.o-lay. Among those present SO spectators
| we 9 the lady members OF the fam lies &
| tba Saoretatisa OF War and l; terior.
Intelligence rosched ere to-day OF the death q
| Representa'ice Ehe!tn Of Tennessse at Nassau, N
z, on the 30th nit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07

Hot AND COLD WATER FOR A LovEa.-Nr
Ssphis Fessa, a widow living in Brooklyn, h.s
been driven almost in sane by a persistent saitor
named William Hayes. She applied to Justice
Go .tling, yesterday afternoon, for a warrant tcr
his arrest. "For Gods sake" she sobbed, "he9
me or he will kill me-" Mrs. Peso said Hayc
was q friend of her husband. When her husband
died two years ago he was g good friend 10 her.
She changed her opinion Of him, two weeks lster
when he asked her to marry hiM. Since then he
hiss annoyed her with his plealiuss. Il hid MIN
8 nj to the penltentiary for four months lss yc.r
on account of his annoyance to me- continueiNn.
Posse. Before he came out of prisol l mOy6
away, thinking he would not find HE. He did
find me and implored me again to marry hin
I had him arrested again and Judge Moore PIT
him under bonds lot IL modest me for five year.
He became even W )rse than bofore, and he IS M.
der bonds to this court 10 Keep away from me. lie
broke into my house last Friday night and asked
! me to run away with him. When / refused he
pulled oat q knife aud revolver and said he would
kill me. When l called for the police he ran ont
/ and fell on his knees in the yard below my VIE.
| dow and begged me to forgive him. l emptied =
| kettle of boiling water on him, but he said lie
! wouldn't move until l consentel to III AIRY him but
| after | threw two pails ofcjld water on him be
| left the neighborho3d. Last night he came bscs.
| In some way he got into my room uuObscrved. /
| was astonished when / s.w him come from under
! the table and he begged me again to be his wifi.
BE pulled out a knife when | Threatened to ca
the rolice, but finally he let aud said he would
call later and kill mo-" Mrs. Peso slmost f,ini'
| cd when she finished here sto y. justice Geo..
! ing told her to complain to tho police and he would
, have Hayes summoned TO court to cxplain HI.
actions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
The Illinois Senatorship.

SPRINGFIELD, Ille., Feb. The repub
licaus have not lost hope Of fiually making
a combination with the T. M. B. A. party
although nothing cams Of %yesterda2's con-
ference. At a meeting OF the republican
steering committee yesterday, Mr.. Ssreeter,
F. NJ. B. a. candidate for SENATOR, was ask
ei how far he would set with the republi-
can party 10 the Senate II he WAS elected
H replied it would be bis duty t, stand by
tina farmers and Indus rial orgsniz,t atoms in
economic principles they are advocating for
relief. Aside from this he would stand with
the republican party. Asked how about
the elections bill, he said frankly he wss
heartily in favor Of a measure to support the
people oft le South In @ free ballot, having
baen brought to this conviction of necessity
for such legi5la ia by his owo personal ey-
perieuce in Arkansas two years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
%TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Capt. G. G. Pinney, of the Sixth InfaDtry,
has been appointed Iudian agent at Pine
Ridge.
Nike Wilkes. the fsmaus pecer, dropped
dead after the fl at heat Of tie race 1t S III
water, MIMI, yesterday.
For the Fl ret tina il The history OF Bis
marok, N. D., eli the saloons have closed
thsir doors, Ia consequences Of the recent
original package decision.
Artonio Lsviaca, commission merchant
10 Nsw York, with a branch at Merida. Yn-
nG!au, medo an assignment to-day with pref
erences amounting to $4,000.
The miners employed in all the coal mines
along the lire of the Louisville, Evansville
end st. Louis Railway, with tho exception
of one mine, have gone out on a strike.
At Newburg. n. Y. in Inc skating races
for the amateur championship OF kmsr;ca
Joe Donoghue won all The races On the pro-
grsmms-,he mic, the fVe mile end the ten
II l9iace.
a talented ard educated young lady CT
Indianapolis, It'd Miss Caroline Taylor vino
hes gone insane over the study OF tbeosoEhy
and who SD OF aid killed her sunt while In
that condition, has been taken to the ipeane
asylum,
The death in Macenpin couaty, ILL.,, by
smallpox OF a IN and child who came frou.
Texas has caused great alarm tbsre. E'-
cry possible effort is being made by vacin-
alton and quarantine to prevent the spread
of the disease.
Baron Hlrsch has cabled to jesse Seiig
mau, in New York, az representing the
trustees OF the Hirsch fund for the benefit Of
Hebrew immigration to this country. thai
the trustees mag draw on him Cor g 500 COO
to use in carrying out the work undertaken.
Near Hazard, Ky., yesterday, Frank Policy, of
the Eversole side Of the French .Evcrsole faction,
! was killed by his uncle Ises Davidson, for movic G
| fnrpiture flom the house during Davidscn's alb
sence.
Last night at Leon Junction, Texas, Newt. Dt.
Wis, who was principal witness in q murder cssc'
; WAS shot ard killed by some one unknown.
Hon. Jas. Phelau, member OF Congress from
Memphis, Tenn, died in Nassau, n. P, on the
3Osh ult of pulmonary consumption.
Customs officers have seizsd unstampsl opium
valusd at $12, 900 in tho Chinese quarter OF
| Portland, Oregon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
Wholesale Poisoning.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 7.-Mrs. Ernest
s einharf, her two.year-old daughter, q
niece named Katie Lewis, and Emma M
cholas, a colored servant, were poisoned yes
;erday by eating cakes 10 which had been
placed a large amount of arsenic. Kate
Lewis and the servant may not recover.
R1ber! Nichols. husband OF the servant, baa
beer arrested, charged with having placed
the poison in the cakes. The S~teinharts
were about to leave for Texas and intended
TO take their servant With them. the lat
tors husband or ected. ard upor his wife
announcing her determination to go he re
marked that she might not live to do go, and
it ia presumed that he placid the poison 10
the food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07

CoNGREss.-In the United States Senate
yesterday the bill for the adjustment of
accounts under the eight-hour law was de-
beted aud went over. Mr.. Eimunds off.r-
ed a resolution providing for evening sss-
sions for the remainder cfthe session except
on Saturdays. Laid over. A resolution OF
inquiry as 10 the personne! and contracts OF
the Nicaragua Canal Company was agreed
to.
The House was at york on tie sund!y
civil! appropriation bill. The proposed
amendment limiting worlds fair salaries
was debated at length. As stated in the Ca
zETTE Mr.. B and's free coinage emeUdDaut
10 the eund.y civil hill was ruled ou., and
Mr.. Bland Appealed f cm the decision of the
chair. The decision sss sustained By q
vote OF 1874 10 127.
II is very generally conceded that no
more violent Efforts will be made TO pass an
unlimited coinage billi In this Congress. Sen
etor S,ewart's failure 10 get fee coinage Oh
the pension appropriation bill, and the fail
ure o! Mr.. Bland 10 induce the House to ln-
got it into the sundry civil appropriation
bill, have given free coinage a great b%ackset,
from which it cannot recooer before the 4 b
of March. Conservative democrats iG Gem
gress DO not regret The defeat ofsha free sii-
yer "rlder' in tho House, as had 1t been snc
cessf1l en- attempt might hsye been MADE
t. put tbs force bill through in the came
Tsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
The Idaho Senatorship

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Feb. ia the Sera.
q resolution that, as doubt exists asio IL
validity of the election of Mr.. Duboi: 3.
q. s. Senator for the term beginning Marc
4 next, the legislature meet in joirt session
and elect a Senator for that term was aion.
ed by & vote OF nine to sight, the denocrs,.
voting with ths friends of Judge Clsgssu.
The rts ,lution will come up in the Hor..
to-day and there seems TO be 8 prcbabiIii,
of It's success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & L0HHR0P
Saturday, Feb. I, 1891.
Japanese Decorated Goods.

The constantly increasing de-
mand for bright, handsome, deco
r%ative, and artistic goods for the
interior decoration Of CHEEKY rooms
and homes is the cause which Gre
ates the sale of japanese goods
For BIRTHDAY and BRIDAL
PRESENTS we offer especially a
variety Of articles, new in shape.
design, and execution, and Of very
high artistic merit
1t will be our pleasure at all
times to show you this stock AID
to answer questions in reference
thereto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07

ANOTHER GONE WEST. -Extensive prep
a atoms had been made for the marriage Of
Charles Gordon and Miss Mary Kephart at
Huntington, Pa, Thursday night. The
presents were arriving and q honeymoon
trip was prejeoHd. 10 the afternoon the
groom secured $3.50 from the bride-slect and
her mother, TO make additional purchases,
aud taking the fitst train West, left for parts
unknown, Gordon, who ia twenty-five
,ears old, had been on a three month";
lenve Of sbsepce from the regular army, aud
1t is thought that he Ia now on his way 10
in bis command. Officers ere on his
track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
LIKE JACK TIE R1ppER's WoRK.-Work

LIKE JACK TIE RIPPER's WoRK.-Work
like that OF Jack the Ripper appears IN the
ghsstly discovery CT a 15.year-cid girls mu-
tilsted body beside the Midland Railroad,
at Cricklewood, England, yesterday. The
face had been cut away, both lege aud ards
we're severed fror the OodS, and the brains
were sc.t.ercG over the rails. while stsbs in
tia back AID head Indicated bsfoc2 o
doubt That 10 Iail@sg ;rsin could thus have
mutiIa!ed The body. The police seem pow
erless so sccurc any cleg..
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VIRGINIA EEWs.

Rsv. T. a. Hall, of Manassas, has been
called to the passionate Of Central Avenue
Baptist Church. Norfolk, and will accept.
Capt. Ozies Blanchard died et Herndon
on Tueedav, the 81 instant, es tie age OF So
years and s month";. Ha Was bora il Cum
bs,!and county, Maine, Nay 81. 1904
4 fire 10 Norfolk last night destroyed an
unoccupied building in Hill street. While
seven of the members Of Eaeine Company
No. 9. assisted by %citlzers, were fighting the
6re On the second floor, the rear wall fell in,
carrying with it the floor. and precipithtinE
the party to the floor be!ow, burying them
iu the mass OF ruins. They were ell soop
rescued.
About twenty democrats in the House,
headed by Messrs. Bland and Euloe. have
requested 8 CAUCUS for tonight to discus
the silver bill. Judge Holman says the
democrats are 80 nearly united against the
shipping bill that he does not think tbat
matter would figure in the ceucus, aud that
there is no Disposition on the part of the
democrats to delay the appropriation bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
Train Robbers Fooled.

DsLANo. CAL, FEB. 7-Passsngsr train
number ! was boarded by rob5ars at Alta
last evening and, under cover CT pistols, Ea.
gineer p. Thorne, aud Firemsn Radcliffe
we're forced to pull out 20 a mile this eide
and hslt. The engineer and f emen we're
taken back to tbs express, car. The ma
saw what was no and blew out his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07
JED

IN this city, February 6, 1891, Mrs. sARAH E.
PAUL, wife of John A. Pau, aged foriy-six
years Es- Her funeral will take Place from her
late residence, IN south Lee street, tomorrow
(jInday) afternoon, st $50 o'clock.
In this city last night, BESSIE L daughter of
Fannie aud the late Edward L. Simpson, aged 4
years . months and 3 dayl.
Dearest Bessie we must lay thee
In the peac ful graves embrace,
And thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Fold her little hands tog5ther,
Close her bright and beaming eyes,
Like a broken lily, faded,
Pale and beautiful, she lies.
Funeral Tomorrow evening, at ( o'clock from
$50 Fl u Pa.rick street. Friends and acqu lint
arces r. spectfu.ly invited 10 attend.
A LARGE LINE OF sPoNGES just received at
~ ssp22 I'D. II. LUNTs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-07

lights ard instead Of opening the door c.s.
menced firing g. the robbers Nine sno
were exchanged. Ols struck the mes,Ac
ger In the forehead causing q slight woua3
the other striking the fireman Ia n.
side ard producing d tasa! wound. Tae fcS.
bers were bssten IF and they abandoned ss
undertaking. Ths train mor say thsr
were either two or four robbers engaged.