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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-07
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Tbs Pith II tbs News taken nom the
CgrJsnt Events OF the Day

Fire did s65 900 damage at Pensacola,
Fla, Wednssday afternoon, sis, 900 beirg 9
on building and $50 600 on stock.
Mrs. Sarah W. Bullock Of Fitchburg,
Mess, vas ose hundred years old Wednes-
isy 5he was born 10 Guliford. Vt.
Fire Wednesday eveling destroyed A. j..
Hsl's pisno factory at Ciiftondsle, Mass.
TIE damage will exceed $1,000. Csu;e
unknown.
Jscob Schsefer defeated Eugene Carter
in billiard game Of 3S innings Wednesday
evening at Chicago. the score standing 500
10 4Sl in biz favor.
his cerient ill birthday anniversary Wed.
resdsy. He WAS bern ard slways has
resided on the place where he now lives.
The schooner Atlanta, ownsd d at ssginsw,
Mich, foundered abo1s twenty miles from
White Fish point. in Lake Superior. Mon.
day right. Five OF the crew of seven men
we're lost.
The stsie board OF health
| will prosecute the sellers of vegetables
c3lored with copper salts. This will pre-
vent the ssis OF French peas, beans, ETC..
as made st present.
Thomas B. Pope, = Landscape painter OF
Ne~ burqh, n Y, was struck and instantly
killed Wednesday evening at FisnkilI Land
| i1s BY the Chicsso limited express, On the
| Hudson River Railroad.
/ The factory on Huntington street, Brock
htop. Mass, owned and occupied by Dow
Hail, doing business 1der the firm name
| OF tie Dov Mfg. Co, sas burned Wednss.
day morning. gather with its csD.eots.
Loss about s23 600; Insurance, SIS. 900.
! Nike Brennan, Of olcversviiie, N. Y
ard Nj Ike Lnc;a Of Troy, have been match
I'd to fghs for $500 ard gse money. T~c
ounce gloves are 10 be used. The hzhi
will t,ks place bst.een J,hnstorn end
Giaversville, N. r, between May IL
and 20.
Jadge Nelson Of the Uaited States Dis.
tsict Court at Boston, has granted writ oi
error 70 the Supreme Court Of the Unigst
| States in the case OF Clsrietsa johnson, e II.
victed Of perjury In pensi3n case. Gen
I Buier cam before the court Ard made tn.
motion, which vas at once granted by fh'
Z judge
/ Uaittd Stsfes Senators Aldrich and His
cock. rspYeseltinR the Serste committee oI
finance. were in session Wednesday behins
closed doors a. the Fifth Avenus hotel
Ne~ York. The object Of the committe
is % irqlire into the workings OF ,hs ne,
tariff ard 'hs meeting the line Of IL q air,
viii be decided upon.
Il A Washington special says the govern
! meas Of the United States has insuucte,
Minister EsgAn to ener 10 mediate be.reel
ite q mbztsn,S in Chill 10 the inseres. q
pace and good order. France and Brszi
have iiuei in the offer Of their coed nfi ,e
in the is.efess Of peYpesuity Of rtplbilca
principles ct the government.
I Another viii Of the late Mfs Josepbio
A. Bsrpasy was f!ed Wednesday as Prasi
deTcs. r dated December 4, 1889, an
witnessed hy Daniel r Bsilou. Edwin Al
dsieh and Frank H. jackson. Iss b. quest
iacinde Florence B. Consrd, her srsr
daughter, 425 coo; her grandson. J. B
Consrd, e25. 600; DR.. T. Thatcher Gravei
s25 600; siso several smaller bequess.
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Belfast News.
Especial to the KENsEBEc JoURNAL.1
REIrAsr NAV 6 Mn Reahehs Hall

tSpeclal 10 tnc hENNkBkC JOURNAL.
BELFAST, May 6 Mrs. Beshebs Hall.
aged 81 years, died today. she was one of
the oldes. ladies' in the city. Five children
survive her.
The following cases have been Of un.
usual interest in the s J. Court: A. A
Brown, guardian Of Pesrlie s. Kpo ~lton
and Geneva q. KDowlton, VS.. Fred Kuowl-
ton, debtor in Insolvency, Plaintiffs wards
are the children Of Fred Knowlton snd he
claims the sum of $500 due them for the
use OF hotel ard farm which they owned
in Liberty. Defense claims an offset, by
support, the father not being Of sufficient
ability to support them. Veriics for the
plaintiff in the sum Of $l44l.l6. Dunton
for plaintiff; Williamson for defendant.
F. II. C. Reynolds & Co. vs.. II. L.
Woodcock. plaintiffs sre stock brokers
in Bangor. They purchased 100 shares of
G. B. & Q stock Tor The defendant April
IL, 1890. for which they paid 5000 at the
time the defendant remtting the money to
sfem. Ihs stock declioed q point and
they paid sao,her Sl0o which was remitted
to them by defendant. The stock then ad-
vsnced one point above the purchase price
stock April 24ih by order Of
defendant, ser ding him check of S4OO il
being the $500 paid and 500 profit. The
plaintiffs claim thst the parties to whom
they sold the stock failed. and they have
never bsen pad; also claiming that the
defendant should repay the 800. The
evidence for the plaintiffs being closed, the
defendent moved for non suit, on the
ground that it was an unlawful Transaction,
AID lhst no stock vas actually purchased
or intended to he, but i. vas simply dealing
in margins, ard setting the differences NJ
market prices. williamson for plaintiff.
Duuton tor Defendant.
Edwin d. Bird of Bastop, Mass VS..
Beifust Water Co. This is an action of
appeal from the decision Of the county
commissioner court, for dsmsges on the
land of ,he plsiniih taken by ihs water
company ia accordance with their charter.
The. jury visited the premises at Little
River. Fogler for plsiurff; Thompson and
williamson for defendant.
Mrs, Aliva NJ. Pitcher, wife of Thomas
W. Pitcher Of Belfast, died Tuesday of
consumption of the blood. sged 65 Year,,
5 months and 22 days.
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Rrpo,. Not Yet Ready 10 the Auburn
Bank Caea.

LEWISTON, May 6 Il Bank Exsmiue er
Parker expected TO finish his accounts At
the National Shoe ard Leather Bank in
Auburn today, bnt other mater have trans
pred ia his examination that will detain
him longer. 1t is said TO be like untsn Cling
q skein, ,here is no prophesying when the
isst thread may pull through. Mr- Percival
i. in about the same CONDITION. Hesis said
y be iatefestsd 10 What is going on about
tewn AID has called many Of his old
friends in to see him. He has had talk
Ei,h his tailor ard has ordered new suit
os clothes. xnd las also direct hat Die
ts,or hief colt that rss upon the farm at
3uckaeld be brouskt down TO Auburn to
Re keTt there. The bank directors are
dong ali they can 20 assist Ia the results Of
be examination. and Cashier elect Smith
IS very sssiduous in his attentions sE the
osDk
The later orerati1ns OF Mr.. Percival seem
to be The subject of nuch rumor--his per-
sonsl dealings, apart from the bank, and
many runors are abroad which are WITHOUT
su hority. Some Of his lesser persor al
dealings in the las. days Of his service At
he bsuk 90. however, seem TO be OF such
L peculiar ma ute tbst ihe only Excuse
is ismporsriIy unbalanced business
sepsoit5-s confusion which seemingly
broughs forgefulnesa of even ordinary
tusiuess methods. One case in which .
sale Of property WAS made where, If the
case is properly understood, the business
ms,hcd was inexplicable. No word has
been received from The district attorney in
The case, aad the grand jury have not yet
reported an Indictment. Rumors are again
al ,st that the deici. will be even larger
tban $3.50 coo.
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Crops Badly Iojursd.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, MAY 6.-Prominent
farmers and produce dealers Of this city
and surrounding townships says that the
FRI SITS of last night and the night before in
juted the crops wherever they were sufii
ciently advanced to feel the effect. Acres
upon acres OF beans ard early potatoes are
destroyed The places further inland suf-
more heavily than those near the lake's
shore.
A gentleman from Portage this morning
sad his late peach buds were all black in
side, though apparently perfect without
Az Penfield the peaches and early variety
cherries are destroyed. Az Parma tbs
cherries and peaches are injared. At Fsir-
port the farmers report many acres Of as.
psrssus frczsn 20 badly as 70 he
utterly worthless. Cherries snj peaches ara
badly damaged. At Danviile snow covers
the grouni ard the ftuis crop is said to be
badly damaged. At lie Roy the cherries
and sppies are almost totally destroyed.
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Providsncs Journals optoion.

PROVIDENCE, May G-The Journal will
say The grand jury on the New Orleans
lypchers seems TO have found q verdict
sgainst all parties except those engaged in
the lynchi1g. 1t is true that the Italian
government put it,elf in the wrong by its
hasty, foolish, clustering method Of de.
mandinR redress. II is doubtless true also
that the italian citizens who were murdered
by the lyBching party were guilty
Of connection with the assassination
Of the chief of police. Finally
there is no dispute under our laws
that the federal government hiss no juris-
diction in the proceedings Of our state
courts. Nevertheless ii is true as the civil
Ezed nation If the United Stats are hound
to give redress in cases Of violence infiicts
by its citizens sapon those of fofeigl
country. Aud its serious defect in cur sys-
tenn that it has no authority to proceed by
forms of lsw and only by special action Of
congress. This weakness in the laws should
be remedied before more serious difficulty.
which may arise st any time.
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Boston oleb,, Herald and Journal.

BosroN, May 6 The Globe ejitorially
says the report Of the New otleAns grand
jury supplies Italy with the jast diplomatic
weapon that government needed, giving
thst government excuse for war il she de-
sIres IL and that the action Of the grand
jury is exceedinsly injudicinus ard likely
TO jrflsne Italy to greater anger.
The Journal says it is hard TO see how
the jury could have done other~ise, for it
is impossible to indics the whole com
munity. The gull. and disgrace are rot
attached so much to individuals as to the
city of New Orleans, and. in part, to the
United States. which with unconscionsble
folly has permitted this food of foreign
miscreants to pour in upon us II does not
behoove Northern communities to point the
fuger Of scorn at the people Of New Or
lesns. who, when they found their courts
administering q mccke,y Of justice, met
mob law with mob law.
The Herald rsys: although in certain
respects the lynching may have sslutafy
effects, we should say that the effect of the
whole affair wonld be to greatly lessen
public confidence in the administration Of
justice in New Orleans"
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spsn n,.h sohoo, ship At New York.

NEW York, May 6.-SWinging in mid
channel in the North river, OF toe foot oil
26.h street, At sun-down last night, lay the
Spanish friga,e Nautilus, which arrived
Mondas from Csdiz, via Havana. Strictly
speaking, the Nautilus il q training ship
but she is still considered man-of-war by
the Spanish government. Her battery in.
cludes four bre ecblosdioR guns OF large
cslibre, besides number OF smaller pieces
l46 mu,ke.s. ard he same number Of cat.
lssses. She carries the tall tpsrs Of full.
rigsed ship. 1! is her frst visit to New
York.
To reporter Commander Concas said
1--WE have on board, all told, 220 men.
These include my executive ofii Ger. Lieut..
Hara, q second lieutenant, q surgeon. a
purser, and = priest, together with "a mid
shipmen and 10 boys. The midshipmen,
~hn are the sons of excellent Spanish
families, are receiving thorough training
in naval tactics. We shall remsin in New
York about ons month, aud duriug hat
time we shall, OF caurse, have sone drills
On board, The Nautilus is a good ship,
and the only one 10 the Spanish Eavy that
is used as a school ship -
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Italian Consui n OF at all aatiaiisd with
Report

NEw ORLEANS, May 6.-M. Pasquale
Corte, the Italian consul OF this city, was
Interviewed by Q reporter and said he was
not satisfied Al all with the conclusions ar
rived st by the grad jury and bacams
very much excited in discussing it.
II hsd taken psies to bring before those
gentlemen" sad Mr.. Corte. ''all docu-
ments, papers and information in my
posssstion relative to the men implicated in
he Hennessy murder. 1 nov find that the
srsnd jury hes not used my information AS
had gwen il to them, and much | did say
was only partly made use Of. The oath OF
secrecy as TO what uspspired in the grand
jury room precludes me from saying any
hing more on that subject. | will send a
copy Of the report and sccouat Of my
actions to the home government very
shortly"
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Italy Bsirs pspopulatsl .

RoxE, May 6.--AmericA 10 draining away
the population Of some parts Of Italy with
remSrkAble rapidity. The exodus 10 most
marked In the Polosene region, on the Po,
near Parma, where 400 out Of 1000 families
have emigrated this year. Ninety Ave fam
lilies left Crespiao together last week.
0svello, which year ago had 5000 In.
habitants, now bAs but 800 Polesella has
lost 81 families who all departed at one
time. The movement from R,viso on the
Adige, 10 70 extensive tba. special trains
are run from there to GenoA daily to 20.
commodate the emiersnts. The edsot Of
so many departures 10 beginning to BE-
shown in An alarming manner. HUsbandsy
and trade lAnguish for lack Of employees.
The authorities would gladly adopt some
method Of checking the movement II they
could.
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Mr.. C. Fl. Nelson was ia the city ysstsf-
day on his vsy from = wilt 10 Hsllowsll
xhsre he had been loe king after the colts
.ha. he has there. Il found them In *
cellent coidi,ion," he said. "Red Hawk I
consider as good horse outside Nelson
ss there is in the Stae Of Maine. Any
year he IL out Of the stud he can tPot In
40. They think good deal Of him =
wstsfville. Pretty good proof Of that
fac. isn't 1t when ws.erviile hoSssmen
oring their mares to Hsliovell. They know
whst the horse il. You know he 10 out ef
The same mare - Dictator Chief"
Dictator will probably show rscssd
his reason, Mr.. Eel'on?"
Dictator has got to 20: Red
Hawk Is ou. Of Rxies: producing dam
and tina. 10 what look Al IN ssud ssd IL
what great many people overlook. Thsrs
are nov II mares At Sabn5sids for Nslsoa.
coming from distant parts Of the country.
Three Of them have beaten ESQ. Oas II
them 10 from Haonibsl. No., another h
Eminence, 2.1s 81, from Kalsmssoo. an
other Is from Kentucky, ard cns 10 hsrs
from California"
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10 a Boston,au.
coMnnacrAL ranA1x
with Spain Kept vay nsorst-0till
Some Of ie Leaks Out.

MApRIp. May Ga draft OF the treaty
OF commerce between Spain aud the United
States vas sent 10 the Spanish minister q
Washington last week With ins,ruotions 10
sign IL immediately. Although the Spanish
government maintains the utmost reserve
in regard to the treaty, even refusing 10
communicate 1t to Cuban deputtss,
information from reliable source oon-
confirms the report that coal. petroleum,
machinery and fats shall be admitted free
into Cuba and Porto Rico, and the present
duty on -four will be reduced one-hslf In
exchange for the free admission into the
United States Of spgAr, coffee and oocoa.
Deputies from Castle continue 10 oppose
the treaty on the ground that IL will render
it impossible for Spanish -four to compete
with American -four in Spauish An'iiles, ,b1s
they cannot demand vote upon the treaty,
as the government has power to sisn Il
without obtaining special authority from
the chambers.
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Cams 70 au 4 brapt Co1clusiop.

PnovipEscE, r L, Msy G.--The case Of
Charles Dosn aud otuer sssIgnees Of tbe
Riverside Osvego Mills vs. Deputy Sheriff
Jsaaes McCabs, 20 strover fer 400 bags of
wool, and which his been in Jrogress the
past tao d;ys il the Supreme Coart, came
10 on abrupt conclusion this merni7g I'M
n,edis.eiy sfer couFs opened, james NJ
Ripley srpenfed in behalf % Deputy
Soerf MeCaoe, aad Withdrew sill
authority from jane Tillinghast, who
was TO sppes. for hin In the
case unless Mr.. fiiinghsst would furnish
McCate with q bond to indemnify him
sgainss any loss ths; might arise In the
event of the jury returning verdict
against him. This Mr.. TiIliughast declined
to do. Ths jqyy returned verdict for
plairtffs in the sum Of 10 Cents. i. sp-
pears that Mr.. Tiiiiashss, never hsd su.
thofity to act for Deputy Sheriff McCste,
bat was scs'ng on writ for cns Cross. I,
in uuderstood that the WOOL Ia the property
# the Riverside ard Osrego mills.
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VARIOUS OPINIONS
On the Report Of the New Or.
leans Grand Jury.
Sp'lnlf.N Republican Says Is IN a
Aspects q DiscoafaSius Document.
Pound vsEdiot Agaiost all Except
Those Cocosrnsd In Lyr ching.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 6.-The Re-
publican says: The report Of the New Or
lesns grsrd jury, which 10 an ex pa-te plea
in behalf Of the lynchsrs Of March IA. is
in all aspects . discoursainR document
II might have been dictated by the com.
miitse Of so itself that il was not impo.si.
BILE that some Of these grand jurors were
failure to indict il mob spirit, "Highe- law
doctrine. is still supreme in New Orleans.
net Law itself. The courts ard law have
failed to drive out Msha, % ray the srsad
jury, but the lynch law also failed, 30 MsAa
seems master Of the situation. 1t was cor
fetsed that the popular uprising on March
IA accomplished nothing. The last state,
is then worse than the first.
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SAN DIEGo, Cal, May 6--Lass night
United States Marshal Gard seized the
ChiliAn steamer Etata, now receiving sup.
plies in the harbor, aud placed Capt. Man
zeum under arrest.
Early this morning the vessel Robert and
Minnie was sighted OF San Diego In Mexi-
can waters. A seizing party went out last
night but returned without making an st-
tempt to seize her and are now awaiting
orders from the attorney general At Wash
iDRton.
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ST.. SGT " III H..
FOR SALE

A aaiaber OF desirable resideEceI IN hssasfa
No, varying 10 price from s4S0 20 ea,SaO. a.
so several 80 20 II acre giauaf In the sobarhs O.
this city. One two sta-y house ard ici in eSiston
Me. A number Of arms III hennebec ecsnty
suyins n price fror1 . fNrH 10 5000. Hcrse
And ts angts TO lst. b. W. " wstTXBOusE, a.
tor-Fv. sgtus'f. Nds-. ispfdtf
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eho. mskps obi'ct to Non-Union
Men sud Strike

HAvERHiLL, Mass May 6 4 portion Of
the shoemsksrs of Wslisce, Elliott & Go. q
fsc.ory quis work today becsuse the firm
reinststed non uoion man. W. g. Nelson,
employed il The bottomip g depsrtme Mt prior
to the strike as the factory two months ago
Mr.. Chase, local manager OF the busine e.,
said this afternoon that Nelson would be
retained in the factory, come what would,
as long as business run at all. As general
trade is duii ard wofkmen plenty, Mr..
Chase ibiaksthSt men enough can be fouud
to take the places OF The union workmen
who left the fso,ory.
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New Eagland League.

At Portland-The championship sea'on
oper ed here today under favorable aus
picss. The game was closely contested
and the audisrcs were wild with en,husi-
asm Attendance 500
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AMERICAN REVENUES.
6sc'y Fosters Plan for Better Protso-
lion to be Soon IL auguEatsd.

WASHINGTON. Msy B.--I. u expected
that Secretary Foster will soon tska steps
contemplated by him for better protection
Of American revenues in Connection with
tn present system Of ofnsnspor.aiont through
territory Of the United States, Of goods
shipped over Canadian railroads under
consular seals.
A,osney-General Miller rendered IN
opinion the secretary touching the power Of
the treasury department to make usdsr the
law certain regulations on the subject hav.
ing tue above idea in view, that these reeu.
i.sions now in course Of preparation be
issued ss soon ~ completed. IL is not
Secretary Fosters desire TO make changes
in the existing practice that will give
American railroads any advantage over the
Csntdian railroads or viii IL jure the brs..
ness Of the latter. His Only wish Is to pro.
tect American revenues from abuses asis'
igg under the presen, system.
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sIoHAL SERVICE.


Indications :os the Nsxt a.
Horfs.
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rhs W'eckiog Laws OF United ssatss
and Canada.

BuFFAro, N. Y, May 6-The Senate
committee on trade relations with Cinsds
resumed tsking testimony this morning,
CAPT, Thomas Msyshsm gave evidence On
the w,ecking laws Of the two countries
He suggested that the laws be so arranged
that either side nsy render assistance tc
vrecks a. m ~ be convenient.
VIM. D. Robinson, inspector Of steam.
boats in this distrie. for number of Yeas
confirmed much thst Captain Msytbsm said.
The sggressor in ths ms.ter. he ss!d, wal
the American government when 1t refused
tie right to Canadian tugs to tow American
vessels. Farther testimony was omitted
Senst6r Hoar sBid the testimony taken ii
Detroit vas to the same effect snd showed
the necessity for chsoges ia wrecking lay'
even more strongly.
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AMERICANS IODBRD
what WIN Rudioi esy to ueoie 0an
Cocosrrins Il?

TLoanxck, May 6.--Nf. VIM. Jaeqssss
an American gentleman from Newton.
Mass., was out driving with HE daushsee
yesterday, when mob Of people putsssd
HE carriage. attacked II. pelted Il With
stones. and severtls Injured his daughtss,
VII, interfered in his behalf.
10 Bostoniau.
Rosrox, May 6,--Mr. William w Jacquss
Of Newton. Mass. Who, vi b his daushsss,
was assaulted BY an Italian mob in Flossnos,
yesterday /, 10 the electrician oil ths American
Bell Telephone Co, well known in Boston
and the principal ci.ies in the country.
He went to Europe month ago ON .
pleasure trip. accompanied by his wife and
two daughters, the latter aged eight and I'm.
Mr. Jacques 10 forty years u age, and Of .
quiet and IN unpretertious disposition. He
10 highly cultured aud formerly was pro-
fessor at Johns 'Hopkins Univefsity q
Baltimore.
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4aiIrgaos & Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
osa fsssass sa.,ss rans ssa,s Asns. u

Usn fss-ass ss.iss nahs tsass Asms,u q,
si1ss;
soIaa wEsr-sn 4. N. for I>s,y..x
Rsskisnd, Portland, Boston avd Montreal; !, ~
A. N. Tor Halovoli, aa-dEsr and South dardf
scr. io.io A. n for Lewiston. Y9ring.cn
Eodttsnd, Portland, Lancaster and Boston; anf
P N ~ Hsleveil, 8af1sssr asl eoa.b 6nfdiDer:
-. PMfos Bfnrssfsk, Bath, aostiAnd Yorti nd
Sost3n; t&s. express, Por. sad and Bosson "a /
Montreal sos r. IL tor Ha.1oxeii, Card.
nsul for Lewiston. Bath. Ponlzad ara sos.sr
GOING EAsT--s.io A. N. tss<,,t errp,s,l 70,
sx5xhesaa. Eslfss., Bangor. Bal aArtor, OF.
s.sphen 81. John Gnd krcosto0k f,1ortr. SIS
N. for Natsryiise. skoxhezHn, Newport, Bangor
Asd yaneetoro; i2u p. N. ,or watervils
st. stephen, st. Jonn sad A,oossoos County, ss4
at72o P. N. tsateFiAys tain tor r 4tet.I.is
saeday 2aDori ;rAiE for "sssfviiis sza e=nsoz si
The Wight Pullman Trains rsn ssrh av.7 evas,
nignt, sundays lneicisd, tet not 70 sxosaeysf
on Monday morniags, or " Baifss, y .ser.
or bsyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Hsrbsr, on
s1ndsI mornings.
The day express trains going Ess. 1t s.4s r. u
I'D West a. 10. 10 A. N, ran Gnsiy. Hua uadzas *
cisdsc, between Boston. Levist6n, Bsfh, Hoas
snj, Bangor an1 b. John.
acCOMhoDaTTaa raAIx tor Aasssts
Iegyes south Gardiner. s-xs A NJ; 100 aad . y
p. 81; Gardner. e.S5 A. NJ. I.B ara ,4s p 81 +.
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saliins viz sh roatss and checking AL baggage
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Portland. May Let, 1881