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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
TASHUA.

Mrs Isaac Plumb of Prescott, Canada,
has visited her sister, Mrs Amanda
Wheeler and says she enjoys reading the
BEE which is sent to her home.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20

New lot of Best Cali
GOES, fast colors, SC
yard.
New lot Of CheviOts
Shirtings, SC yard, best
goods.
/ Bale Continental G.
Muslin; enquire the
price.
l lot Of Fruit of Loom
Muslin; enquire the
price.
l lot Dress Ginghams
10c yard.
We have just finished
Inventory and we find
several odd lots Of goods
Of various kinds that
are marked at half price
to close out.
Our stock is clean and
attractive with new
goods, as we have culled
out all old and undesir-
able goods.
Call and see us and
we will show you the
largest and best stock
Of Spring goods at low
est prices in town.
Respectfully,
EDGAR f.
HAWLEY.
NEWTOWN.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
GRAND SPRING SPECIAL
SALE OF DAY GOODS

FOR FOUR DAYS, MARCH %, 26,
81, %, 1891.
100 dozen Ladies Skirts, Night
Dresses, Chemises, Corset Covers
and Drawers at 25c per gar
ment. Many of these are worth
from 81 to SOC. This is a rare
bargain and is we'll worth your
attention.
$50 pairs Corsets at SIC, worth so;
$50 extra fine Corsets at 49c, worth
60.
1000 yards very fine Dress styles of
Outing Flannel at 10c per yard, that
have never been sold less than IL 1-2c.
500 extra large fine Damask Towels
with Tied Ends at 25c, worth 35c.
4S8 yards of extra heavy Tick of 12c,
very cheap at Ice.
100 very fine Sateen Umbrellas,
with fine natural wood handles, at
69c, worth 81.
1000 yards best Standard Prints in
light and dark colors at &c.
We will offer once more the celebra-
ted Beacon 1-2 Hose at &c , 6 pairs
for SOC; usual price 10 LIE.
1000 yards, 7-8 yards wide, I'm
bleached Muslin at 1-2c.
1000 yards, 7-8 yards wide, extra
heavy Unbleached Muslin at &c.
In this sale, we will offer special
prices in shades. Rugs, Gents Over
shirts at 25c, Gents Linen Collars
and Cuffs, colorei and fancy Cheese
Cloth, Lace Scrim, Sateen Umbrellas,
Cord Ruching, Silkene Draperies and
big drive in floor Oil Cloth.
Terms Of Sale Cash. No Rebate
Cards good on days of sale.
D. A. SALMON.
WESTD0RT CONN
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss Emma Jennings is improving as
rapidly as possible at New Britain, where
she is suffering with scarlet fever. Mrs
Jennings is still with her.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
CHESTNUT HILL.

Miss Maud Lockwood of New York
city has visited Mrs Daniel Edwards.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
HENRIETTAS

In our line of these goods we
have several different qualities,
all from the best makers. In
each grade we show a most COM
plete assortment of over $50
different shades. It is our aim
in these goods to keep only the
best makers goods, and also to
have in stock at all times every
shade which any customer may
call for. Notwithstanding the
sharp advance, caused by the
passage of the Mckinley Bill,
we shall still sell them at old
prices. We call special atten-
tion to our
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
RUGS.
DIRECT FROM THE LOOMS.

We bought outright, at frightful
sacrifice, the entire made-up stock of
leading rug and carpet manufacturer
and we propose to offer our patrons
rugs at prices infinitely lower than
ever before.
Remember that these are all New
Goods and that no dealer has been able
to sell first class Rugs at anything
like the prices quoted below.
New Lace Curtains.
New Chenille Curtains.
One lot Chenille Curtains, 81 81,
worth Sc.
One lot Chenille Curtains, So 25,
worth So.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20

The Great Strengthened Of the Nerves.
The Finest of all Stomach Medicines.
The Best Blood Tonic and invigoratof I'm the Wor'o'
Sure Restorer from Weakness.
Perfect Regulator of Liver and Bowels.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-03-20
75c Grade-

We are opening every day novelties
in Spring Fancy Dress Goods.
We have now ready beautiful Plaids
and Scotch Cheviots, new Camels Hair
Cloths and handsome goods for child
rem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
AN EXTRA sEssIsH
OF Legislature TO be Called to Modify
or Rspsai Ccnvict Lssss eystsm,

KsoxyILE. July 22.-Goy- Buchanan
resched the city ihis morning. This sfter-
noon by appointment he met 3 committee
Of miners and he commission of Eve
named by the miners. The session lasted
several hours and ST the end he az
bounced that he weuid call an extra session
of the Legislature. and has already made
call for elections to ill vacancies in ,he
Legislature. In his call for special ses
sion he will embcdy a Recommendation to
Legislature that the convict iesse system
should be modified, If not repealed. Pend.
irg ihe election tue conyic,s must be
returned TO the Briceville mines from which
they were evicsed. II the miners agree not
to meiest them until sueh a time as the
legislature may act, the militia will be sent
home. The committee from the miners,
although having power TO act, con-
cluded to lay the decision of the
Governor officially before the miners as 8
whole. The committee will leave for Cosl
Creek early in the morning. A mass meet
ing of the miners will be held at IL o'clock
and the matter be deflaitely decided. The
committee will return tomorrow afternoon
at 8 As TO notify the Governor Those
best acquainted with the mountain people,
believe the miners will be willing TO leave
the matter to the legislature and will give
the required promises. II thsy dp not the
eonvie,s will be returned 70 Coal Creek,
and with ia m the militia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
usw England League Standing
BISHOP KAHN TALKS
And Says commissionsr Morgan Has
III Treated Catholic Iodisn Schools.

WHEELING. w. Va, July 22.-The In
telligencer will tomorrow print letter
from Rt. Rev. John X. Ksin, bishop Of
Wheeling and member of the Catholic
board for distribution Of funds col
lected for Indian missions. In the
letter the bishop Gays regarding the
pending trouble between Commissioner Of
Indian affairs Morgan and the Catholic In
dian bureau, it is mistake that the con-
tr0versy is between the commissioner and
the bureau ard therefore does not necessa.
rily touch the schools under Catholic con-
troll. He Gays; "From his very induction
into office Morgan hss shown anti Catholic
bigotry. He appointed as Inspector
of the Indian schools Protestant
minister Rev Dr. Dorchester, Nhoe, Arch
bishop Ryan of Philadelphia forced to re-
tract gross slander published by Dor
chester sqsinss himself (Rysn). Dorches-
ehesier's first official act was the removal
of several Catholic teachers becsuse Of
their religion. am now in a position to
know that Commissioner Morgan dealt
most upjnstly toward our Indian schools"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23

OF Marnfsci urir 8 Indnssfies at Water
viils-1hs Business Transacted.
Especial to the KEssEsxo JouzsAI-I ]

Especial TO the KEsyEBEc JoUzEAL-
WArEKvmLE, July % The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Cascade
Woolen Co. was held st the Elmwood
hotel this forenoon. and the followiog d.
recs,rs we're chosen: J. B Mayo. Foxeroft;
Seth N. Milliksn, Nes York; e T. Webb.
wstarville; John Aver, Oakland; ]. b.
Curtis. Boston. j. 3. Mayo was chosen
president; Jehn Aver, treasurer; X W.
Dunn, clerk. A ssmi-snnrsi divideod Of
3 per ceGs was declared scr the six months
ending June IN, payable August /. The
esrninTs Of thls miil rue past six months
have been mere than for any previous en-
tire yesr .incs it commenced to run.
The ANIMAL meeting Of ihs stockholders
Of the lockwood Company, vas held to-
dsy at the mil office. There was no change
either in the directors or the officers Of tie
board. a semi-snnusf dividend OF s par
cent yss declared fer xAich s5i 600 will be
required. The nst esraings for the 8 months
have bss S6l coo which ia sbou. the ssnse
as the business done for the same term last
year. This is especially ssaiilyi ing, IS the
time has been one OF hardship for most of
the cotton mills ip the country. The goods
msde by the Lockwood company have q
splendid reputation In AL parts Of the land.
They use only superior grade of cotton.
and lbe Lockwood mark is recognized
every haze IS guaranty Of excellence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
EAerERN YACHT CLUB
eaiisd a spsc,sl Race cit Msrblshsac
Ysstssday.

MAgBLEHHAp, Mass, July 22--Thers
was q special race OF the Eastern Yachi
Club today on a course for sehooners and
ls-f footsIs from Half Way Rock to Nshant
turning the buoy, around Graves and Boz
tan ledge buoys TO the mark on Minofs
ledge light, then bea. 10 the windward and
return by The came course. The 3o.footers
after rounding the Nahant went to
HardiBg's ledge bell bnoy, and returned
BY came course. As II 10 the schooners
got away. Up to Nshant the 0enone lead.
The Ma, tl,~er secoad. On the run back
fr. III Mino,s the Msytlower overlook the
Oenone, and on the rest Of the course she
leng,hepei out the lead to save her allow
ancv to the Oenone. At ll.25 the whistle
was blown for the 46-footer class. Within
As seconds al, the SIX racers crossed the
line. The Beatrix Was first over the line,
ahd on the run TO Nahsnt showed hsi
heels. The Alborak wac second at
the start, but 0weepe soon crawied up by
her and the Ssyonars also caught up and
passed her. Then came the threa boat'
not really in the exciting part Of the race
vt all. At NAhant Mark the order was
Beatrix, O~eene, Sayonsra, Aiborak
Barbara and Gessoon. The Sxyonsrs car
ried away her bobstsy before reaching
Mioots and was forced TO Withdraw from
third position In The so foot class Mildred
started fret, led on every leg, and wpu
handsomely. First'clsss schnoner- Ger
recled rme). May1 4, SO. 40
Oanone, 4. 81. So; Marguerite (sctusl
time) ). o2, 20. Fifth.cisss slocps (sctusl
time). Be.t'ix. 4. 55 81; Ow wseue ! 5s,
SO; Alborak, 3. 04, 05; Bsrbars, 5. OF, 26
,iossoon, 5. Is, 54 ssyonsrs. parted boc-
stay Seventh Glars sloops (actual time) !.
Mildred, 4, 25. 10; Chieftain, 4, 33. l6
Hawk, Withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
Lost 8Is EYE.
Bad Accident 10 Boston Boy Wait
ing at Esst Bucksp3rt.

BANGOR, July 2!- The Commercial
says: Late Tuesday afternoon while
Hurty, the l5-yesr-old sou of Mr.. John
Atwood, commission merchant of Boston,
was playing with revolver in the field
near the residence of his uncle, NJ. W.
Hewey, postmaster Of East Bucksport, an
explosion was followed by fearful
wound in the eye and a messenger was
sent TO the village ter miles away for
medical aid. Doctors Emerson ard Snow
responded to the call and found it neces-
ssry TO remove the eye and word vas
tele egrAphed TO the parents in Boston.
The operation Oh the part Of the two
physicians was very skilltuIly performed
and ur der adverse circumstances, consider
ing that it was at 10 O'Clock at night and
by the lighs of lamp. When the eyebsli
had been removed they found the slug,
which hsd come from % csiiore revolt
uer, in the orbit Of the eye.
Ycung Atwood seems to be very unfor-
tuus,e FOR when upon bis annual Welt LAST
year he broke au arm ssd thus was unable
to euj1y the season as he Anticipated.
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no sslA, xuRxnY AND AusralA
RI. pairing for shs czMowltch's Arrival
IA o., retsfsburs oihsr l1atssss.

LONDON. July 22 ' A dispAtch from 81.
Petersburg ssys that preparations have
been making for some Weeks past 70 give
the Czsrowitch grand reception upon bic
arrival on the Russian frnater and escvst
him TO st Petersburg. ~here = pefies OF
fetes will be gisen IL his honor suIpssslng 10
marniecenee anything of the kind Wit.
messed in the Russian capital for many
srxrs. Since tho pnYfow escape OF tho
Czasowitoh from death At the hands Of =
fsnstiesl poictmtu in Japan, tho young
nan has had much larger share VI pUpu
lar sympathy and esteem than he ever cUus-
maa,ied before, and his ee'come home will
be much less perfu acsory shan RussiAu re-
n.pio oast 10 memberc OF the House OTTOMAN
of are wont to be.
"A correspondent telegfsphs from Con-
stALtiurtls thst the depntuent 0f tho
Turkish public debt has submitted achen'e
for ,he conversion OF the debts Of tho
Porte, which Is kelly TO be accepted by tho
Sultan. Several aitewpts OF ,his kind
have recently been made, bus invariably
with the result that tho plan submitted
failed TO meet the approval Of the Sultan,
whnse action In the matter has he'd The
efi sct &, inspire y degree Of inAnciai ~
fid-nce in the government which II has not
eninved IN many years.
Vienna d,sps,eass ttsie that the govern
meut is inforne OF fresh arrivals OF Rus
sian troops on ,he Gslicisn border in mum
bsrs far beyond the ordipsry Requirements
of frontier duty. II IL also reported that
the Russian Notifications have been greatly
strengthened ard equipped with guns Of
heavier cslibre than those hitherto
mounted. Il is presumed that tho
pretx xs for this extraordinary mill
rsry ptecaution was furnished by Aus,
ris in augmeniinv tho military force on
the same frontier with view Of prevent.
ing an Invasion OF Russian Hebrews. II
this be The case the St Petersburg govern
ment has been remarkably quick 10 taks
advantage OF the precautionary measure
made necessary BY the effect OF its own
decree to concentrate military force on
the border OF a friendly country entisciw
oot Of proportion to its needs In time of
peRce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
rsE EAsrPoHr SEIZURES.
Ch1sts Show thar tha Cansdtan
Cguiser wss 10 Oar xsrritosy.

EAs1roRr. July 22 The Sentinel is out
today with facsimile chart OF Psssama-
quoddy bay by Admiral Over, Il N, of
lS47, by which it is clearly evident that the
recent eeizures of the fishpg boats made
BY the Cansdian cruiser Dream were ille-
gsl The United States steamer. Wood
bury ordered here bT the secretary Of the
treasury at the rtqueit of Congress
man Boutel,e, is expected hourly
and will protect Cur fishermen in
their right to fish in American waters,
and will act ia eoecers with Consul Neiil in
investigating the whole matter. The in-
habitsnts of Camp,bzllo have forSsrded a
petition TO ,hsir government asking that
the 6shing ground Of Cochran's Ledge
be made neutral, in order to avoid
future disputes bu, the men who lost
their boa.s ard lires on the 10th
inst. wart them back and es il is
evident to all uho know anything about the
matter the seizure was wrong, Ii is thought
,hey may recover Our people are CRATE
full for Mr.. Boutelies prompt action in be-
half of his constituents and hope the Wood
bury vili stay here TO look out fos their
interests. Esssport is the headquarters
and there is no reason why che should not
stay here when net cruising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
sElrAsr NEW >.
chsrge In Hotel Managsmsnt-Psson
as Big Wssk tor Excursions.

Especial TO the KEsSEBEe JoUgsAL.
BELFAST, July % Mr.. w. A. Mitchell
has leased the Ocean House and taken
charge. He has been for several years
proprietor Of the Michell House, Rich
nond Mr.. John Jones. former proprietor
of The Ocean House, will unite with his son
K A Jones, IN the management CT The
Revere Honse.
NJ. C. Thompson of New York city, 10
visiting his parents, mir. and Mrs. j. G..
Thompson.
Mr.. N. Il. Cilley Of Waldo, who was
badly injured by his mtw.ng machine a
few days ago is in u critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo B. Newton are yis-
iting Mrs. Newton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. a. Gilmore.
Schoouet Jsmes Holmes, Ryan, sailed
for Boston and schooner Sarah L. Davis,
Jones. for NeE y ork yesterday.
This has been big week for excursions,
there being two or more on the programme
eveey day.
Cspt George r. Osborn has sold bis
sjun6 ard rag business to John B. Thombs
AMI bis ssii loft TO n S. Lo'd. He has
b ugat Capt Ffench's iateres. in schooner
Flora Coz N and il 10 take command at
once.
Cbas. Fleming of Bridgeport, Conn, is
a. home for 3 short visis.
The bsnd etsni hiss been psiuted in sew
ersl cclors, and evening concerts BY the
bsnd are frequent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
REDEDICATED.
Damarlscalta Baplists Enter
Their Fine New Church.
Charts Skov that !Ee Eastpet Fishing
Boat Seizures W.fs Illegal.
a B. -wdoiu Man Kilsd-zun Over by
aH.y Cart.

DAMARiscorrA, JuIy 22.--The Bspsisl
church siish las teen fepaised at an ex-
peose Of about 5000 was rededicated
today la ihs fcrsneoa Rev. James Ora
han u Faiaobose. gave ereeiing from
this ss-ocia'ian. and Rev. A, +. Dunn, sec
RETRY, ibe greeting from tie State coaveE-
sis5. Tas pastor Of the church Rev. Z. G.
whittsmors delivered historical address,
ifac.ag the record of the church from The
ergsnization In 1873 70 the presert. The
fires psssor was Rev. Adonirsm Jgdson,
father Of sthe veil known missionary
Rev, Henry Croker vas PASTOR from
1870 To 1879. Rev. c v. Hanson,
1879 to 1887, gave remioesceaees
! ihe sfternoon Rev. Eiwsld Judsou, ID
ID Of Nev York, = grandson Of the first
pastor. preached the dedicatory sermon.
from tie texE ssrhr Last Snail be F.rss and
he First Shall be Last He prepared a
sermon with fitting reference to Rev. Dun
ra.i Dunbar, the second psstor OF the
church, aftsrsards for many years settled
AYR & eEuteh 10 New York City. Deacon
Anstln Hall, chairman Of the building coli-
urtee, made report. Funds sufficient TO
t,y every obligation are pledged aud the
church is Fedsdicsted free of debt. In the
eysn'rg d.. Juis1n agsin preached. Large
csagreKstions, filled the church sfl dsy.
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1ailroaos 4 SteambOats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
2s'h, 1891.

s0fsG WEsr-s25 A. ~ FOR Iesfstor
g,eEisnd, Poftiasd, Eoslon s19 MnnveNt. z 10 A
n flg Halloween. 1afiiasr 3nd zSaf4 Gaeatrer
~ & for IsNts.oB, tafniagts D, EsctIand
goftl3Hf; 20 u A. ". ex9ress for Bsifoxesi, Gar
sgsg Brnas sies, Portland ard Bssson soansst
Ess ~ " Aise Mountains and tlaekecs I Is p N
,or HAuypsl. GsfdiEsr and sosib Gardiner, al
r ~ Tor BFaDsslsk. Bath. kaefisEi. Fartiasd
R,4fg3 -. feKpfassl Portland and s9eton an,
Hsafrrzf 95 y. NJ fyr Hziiowrn, Gardlner aas
sssfh 8srtiBer; 100 p. " might PGilnaaaj 10
fesist9a, Bath, Portland ard tostSn-
come gAsT-zio A. n. might express, fo
ssgSheEas, Belfast, Bangor, Bar HGfssr. st
.9rui,ess ". John Ead Aroostssk Garnsy; 4 As A
Il fsr Watsrvlae, Rad Sxvwasg4es 2 - II. NJ sx
saarDf. skF HsFHor and Sc Jpsn; AS Z. If. fai
]. .l,srsill.. skoshsssn. Belfast. Dover aud Fox
-r,,t BsuzDr 81 5tcpSrns. ~. Jotn and A oes
,o.,s Louaty. aai Al 20 r. NJ seF y ateryiite ane
Haoe8f Al ~ 4. N
as Sisbt Pailmaa Tfaias ran eAfh yay ever
night. sundays . iuseG, tut Eas 10 sk0wh ssas
~ AonIAy mornings, or Is Bsifssf. Dex -, OF
tHsen5 BsEguF. fGcsPrisE - bss r sE53f, On Sun
ia5 nsssalae-.
ne aag sxpress tTains going Yves, at 10 q A
81 aaa Fast 10 80 Z. 81 rus d4iiy. sanazss Ia
Guided. bsiNteH Boston. Lewiston, Bath Rsck
AaI fsar uq4bgF and st John,
ACCon TRAIN for Aaga#fa
% ives sDsta Gardiner. f-2j 4. NJ. u % aBa 4 3s
T. N Gardiner, so A. NJ; 100 aad IS r. II
fisi,oNeil. 80 =, NJ, i.ll aud t-5g r. h.
through tickets 10 California and all pqfnfs
lga,h aaa Wet may BE- bad Of Il. H. Walker
iiskrt agest. Augusta, tge only ONES Ia Augusta
srfns via al routes aud eiisesi log baggase Free oi
rEFcgse-
FAY.,oH n ~ Vlcr Pres. & 5ehI Msnayer.
\. y EOOIHBY. Gesl Pass and licket Ag't.
r5ftIsdd, June -, l4I.
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Shown tina. Cancer ia Contagious.

BERLIN, July 22 AN official report ON
the cancer grsftipg operations Of Drs.
Bergmspn and Hahn has been issued. Tho
report denies that the treatment was e.
detrimental. Alter patients were operated
on for cancer, pieces Of sound flesh we're
grated on the pr's "tersei on, and
pieces from ihs tainted plscss were
sewed in the wouhds caused b, The n mcvsl
of The sound skin. The operation wa per.
formed with the consent Of the patient, and
was done 1T a period ben the profession
vas still ignorant whether cancer was con-
tsgious or not Tue treatment n sorted TO
proved the con.ssi9usaess Of csncsr. ~ vas
recorded in psuer Yesd At the Medical
Congress in 1889. The report sdds that
Dr. Leihig is incompetent to pronounce on
the subject, and that he erred In asserting
that the treatment was an experiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
meINE DEcTISrS
Ia Session at Bsunswiok - Oiiicsts
Bisot fM the Year.

EEusswicK, july 22,-Ats meeting OF
the Maine Dental Society, Wedne sdsy, the
fsliowicg papers were read: "A Stady OF
Diseases Of the Periien,al Membrane hsv-
ing tier origin az or near she Gipgival
Margin Dr.. IL. A. Kelley, Portland ;
Destruction and Preservation" Prof. +.
.C Robinson Of Brpnswiek; "l1fi,mma-
e., II If The Pe'ideniAl Membrane and its
rfestn,suf," DIR. 4. Prese,tt Morey Of
BsrRar
lRe foilo~irg efHaers were elected; G
W otcd lard, Be.ssG. pfssideht; j.. 5.
CbucJr. Bangor. vie president; Z.
Bfysnr. Pitisfield, secfetsr'; z. Rob
-n-. Aususts. treasurer; II. A Kelley.
PvI,ls.d. j ,rsrlsu; IL. A. Kelley, Fo:I
iaba, d W. Frlto~s, Portlsi u, l. p. Iom-
BARI, Belfast, +. II Fsles, Wsteryilie, I
E. Tlobetts. B9cklsud, executive commit
tse.
It wss voted to hold the next session At
Portland. Fits en- new members were sd-
n,i Ted. The State Bosrt of Dental Regis
,ration held aa examination Ibis morning,
but ora candidate. DIR. G. Hammond, OF
Sprif gyais, appearing.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Will Probably Admit Dover, n 81.
and Bangor Ms, Clubs.

BosroN, July AT the New England
Lesgae meeting at the fremont House this
evening the advisability of admitting t~o
more clubs to the league, to ill the vscan-
cies caused by the disbsndmen. Of The
Salem and Lynn clubs. was discussed
The application of the Dover club
was considered aud it was de-
cided, as the league did not care for u
seven circuit. 10 allow the sp2lica,ioa to
wait the result of the movement 10 Bangor,
Me, which city also wants to be repre-
ssnted. President L,veil will visit Dover,
and Manager Leonard viii visit Bangor to
look matters over. Asa result Vt Mana
ger Leonard's motion it was decided to have
the home clubs furnish two balls at
the beginning of each game, and
for every ball lost or becoming
unfit for use, another, whether new or old,
but satisfactory to the umpire, must be
furnished. Manager Bacon Of Manchester
was appointed to arrange new schedule Of
games, to take effect Monday, July 81
Il was voted tbst no more exhibition games
between the clubs Of the league shall be
played in the future without the consent Of
the league officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-23
Mskieg Ten Gent Pisces 10 tbs Cfss-
o,nt City for the First Time eiecs
1855

Nkw ORLEANS. July a2 The New Or
leans mint began coming dimes Monday
fer the first time since 1865, and will turn
out 100000 dimes daiiy. Ii is said that
this order is due 20 the recently introduced
dime pocket easings bank, which hsve
iscEsd up 30 many Of these COINS that
ought to be in circulation, as 70 render
them scsrca and insufficient for business
pufposer. The coining Of dimes At the
mint here ~ill r,q Iire il to reduce its out
put Of standard doiIsrs. and hiss also caused
sa increase in the force of msa employed,
- the work is much heavier.