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IN MEXICO
Revolutionary Sieus ire Still
Visible 10 IN 0bstrYG.
1 Party BeIn6 Fitted Out At Norfolk,
Virginia,
That 10 Thought to be Bound Ter
Eithsr Mexico or Hayti.

wAsHrseros, July "a letter has been
received by government official here which
appears to give color to the report that :
Revolutionary movement 10 being fomented
in one of our neighboring republics. The
writer says man calling himself Capt
Annetf has been engaged at Norfolk. Va,
in shipping men for . treasure hunt
in Mexican waters. The captain said
he wanted rs men, and the writer Is in.
formed that he shipped over 200. More
over, he learned that the vessel which 10 to
carry the party is now secretly engaged in
taking aboard large quantity Of arms and
ammunition at Z port on Long Island
Sound. The writer says he has signed 10
20 on the expedition, but will withdraw il
any illegal act is in contemplation.
Officials here are not disposed to attach
much importance to the communication, -
they believe the fllibustering expedition
will be conducted with more caution than
appears show in this csse. They are puz-
zed TO guess the destination Of the party
il Ii should be Of warlike intent. Chances
are even that il is meant TO aid the revolu-
ton A either Hay ii or Mexico.
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FoRHIon NoHns.

A dispatch from the The Hague. The
Dutch cabinet resigned Wednesday.
The statue Of II Inert Burns vas unveiled
at Ayre, Scotland, Wednesday. under the
suspices Of the Free Masons AMI With M
sonic honofs.
At the meeting Of Ba-i,g o.hsfs, the
firm was shown to be doing good businsss
but the figures we're small compared With
the old firms sccount.
The London Chronicles Calcutta cosres-
pondent says ihst owing to partial failure
Of the monsoon ten millions Of people afe
tbrsated with famine in Madras.
German steamship Cleopa,rs. which re-
Gently struck on . sutken rock In the
Straits Of Magellan, has been stranded y
prevent her from sinking. The crew and
passengers were saved.
The great strike Of the BeIsisn miners.
which has been In progress for the lsss 10
days was brought to an end Thursday.
The council OF the Knights Of Labor hsvs
decided in favor Of the general fesumption
Of business and 4500 men weLt 70 work
This morning.
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PEOPLES PARTY
Lenders 10 Kansas Dsclius to Fuse
With the Democrats.

TorEKA, Kan., July about Is prom
inent Peoples party leaders, in session
here, after discussing the proposition made
by the Democratic stste central committee,
recently, to fuse with them in local county
elections in Kansas this year and unite on
the electoral ticket in opposition to the
Republicans next year. declined to
fuse, and the statement declar-
ing against such an action was ordered
published in the Alliance Advocate, an
official state organ. This was regarded
very significant in Kansas and settles the
fact that there will be no combine or presi-
Dental ele ctorsl ticket by the Peoples and
Democratic parties next year. ~ was the
desire of the Democratic state central COM
mittee. The leading democrats were very
indignant at the independent action of the
Peoples party, and now declare its war to
the knife from this on.
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How "Ths Pirate" 10 Prog,sssiog.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-No name has
yet been assigned to the triplescrew war
ship building al the yards of the William
Cramp & Sons. She has been pickDsred
by the workmen the Pirate and by this
name is now known throughout the whole
navy Ia the recent discussions before the
Institute of Naval Architects in Englsr d
the triple-screw cruiser was repeatedly
alluded 10 by her nickname.
The duty of naming the vessel devolves
upon the secretary of the navy. She
must be named when launched. This
is not mandatory but customr-y. In the
naming of war ships the secretary Ct the
navy has his choice limited BY law. All
armored vessels and battle ships iust be
MS m ID after states. Cruisers of the fret
and 81 oond rates must be named after cilies
ard third-rate vessels after historical
events. The tfiple-screw chip, being pro-
perly cruiser, will take the name of some
city of the United states.
80 far no one outside Of the navy de-
psl!ment knows which city will have con-
ferrsd upon her the honor. 1t will be At
least nine months yet before the "Pirste'
is ready for launching and it is not at all
unlikely that long before that occasion
Cor gress will have altered the existing law
regulating names. The cruiser is the
longest vessel and the fastest vessel yet
designed for the new navy.
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QUITE A NAP.
Remarkable 9lsspins Psrfoimarcs BY
q st. Paul Mau.

Sr. PAUL. July 8 9--Hermsn Harms, The
Minnesota sleeper, 10 probably awake Hi
case was probably the most peculiar known
to the ply sicians, whose skill 1t has bsffi I'd
for the last dozen years. He had slept
almost necessarily for the past sixteen
years. A few days ago he awoke, and hal
taken an ordinary amount Of sleep since.
His recovery, however, 10 doubtful.
Mr.. Harms is now living on farm about
midway between St. Charles and Quincy
MINI. About 16 years sgo he was attacked
by severe fever and had intense pains
shooting through his head. He was then in
Illinois. His physician advised him to
move to colder climate. He accordingly
came to this state. During his stay in
Illinois he did not sleep all Of the
time, but since he came to this State
be has never been awake. except for an
Interval of year and half beginning with
1881, and two months Of 1883 and 1880.
When he is sleeping he can only be awak-
ened by his wife touching him on the head.
Calling has no effect on him. He takes no
rourishmept to speak Of, and then only
when he 10 aroused from his comatose con-
dition.
Harms was born in Germany in 1888. He
was married to Miss Buzman in 1868. His
faithful wife has zeslously guarded him
through all these years.
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Marine Disasters.

HYAsNIs, Mass, July 9-Fishine
schooner Eliza, Of Beverly, arrived today
with U. 8, survey schooner Scoresby in
tow. Reports are that they found the
Scoresby at anchor twelve miles south,
south west, from Nantucket yesterday, with
no one on board. They delivered her to
the deputy collector here.
NEWPORT, R. L., July Z. Schooner,
Rosie and Ads, which had leak in Dutch
Island harbor, has been repaired and il
ready to proceed.
The insurance on the lime schooner Of
Davis Brothers, which was scutlled in
Dutch Island haibor has been adjusted
The vessel will be sold.
CHATHAM, Mass. July . The schooner
William Eosrdman, ashore on Chatham
beach. has been driven high upon the beach
by todsy's storm and is partly broken up
Part Of her cargo was previously saved in
boats and landed. The balance WAS SOLD
at suction today by Captain Eaton for s25
in spite Of the protest Of the underwriters
agent, Mallowes, who thinks considerable
more Of her cargo may be saved with favor
able weather.
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Railroads 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement OF Trains in Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOING wESr-s2- A. N. FOR Lewiston
Kockland, Portland, Boston and AonueaI. 20 A
NJ for Hanoweli, Gardiner and South Gardts
ep A. NJ. for Lewiston, Yarmingt n. Rockland
Portland; 10 e2 A NJ. express for iIaiow.li, Gsr
diner Briins Eick, Portland and Bgstou CONNIE I
Inx tor white Mountains and Quebec; / IS r. N
tor HRlloEeli, Gardiner and South Gardiner. 3.
p n for BrunsRiek Bath, kockiand Portland
Boston; as. (express) Portland and Boston aDc
Montreal; 8 % r. NJ. fn Hsllowell. Gardiner and
south Gardner, li.01 r. N. might Puliman) foi
Lewiston, Bath Portland and Boston
GOING EAST A. n. might rxpressl fol
skoshegaB, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor. ~
stephens, 81. John and Aroosto3k County; % A
NJ FOR Watervillr, and Skowhegan ~ r. NJ. eN
pre.s for Wstarville, Newport. ID .yer. FoNe'oft
bangor, Gar Hnrbor and ST john; as +. VI. for
Wateryiile Skophesan. Belfast, Dover and Fox
croft Bangor, st. Stepnens, ". John and Atoos
took County and at 20 r, NJ. for Materyilis and
Bangor at . Y A NJ.
Jbe Night Pullman Traits run each way ever,
night, sundays included, but not TO showing II
on Monday mornings, or TO Belfast. Dex'er, az
beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar harbof, on Sun
day morning.
fhe day express trains going West at 10 2, A
NJ and Easi at ej5 T.. VI rn1 daily, Sundays in
Guided, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath. Rock
land Bar Haib0r anu st. John.
ACCOM- TRAIN for Augusta
leaves soath Gardiner. 6.Z5 A. M; u 80 apd 3t
r. NJ; Gardiner, "a A. NJ, Loo and rs T, VI
iial'oweli. s ~ a. M, il2 and s-5e T n
Through tickets TO California md all points
south and West may be had of u. II. Walker
ticket agent. Augusta, the only Oihc5 In Augusta
selling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. & 6enI Manager
r.. BOOTHBY, GenI Pass and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June ~. 1921.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF Irwin Bros'. Circus from Obs!Iuc-
,ions Placed on the Track.

RocKLAsD, July o Irwin Brothers
Rsiiroad Circus, which exhibited in Thorn
aston on Friday ard in Rockland on the
Fourth. came nesr being wrecked between
the tso towns. 1t appears that the man
sgar, for reasons, had discharged = des-
perate fellow from the employ Of the
cor, parry and anticipated trouble from
him in consequence. lie notified Con-
due or Keizsr Uf his apprehensions and,
be foie the starting Of the night train after
toe evening performance at Thomaston,
kr'zar took the precautio1 to send num-
b,r u m, n ahead TO examine tue track. 1t
~ss fortunate that he did so, fer the men
found q number of ties on the track near
the ends1f the bridge. The distractions
were at once removed, thus sverting what
mi gbt have been terrible calamity The
niscresn. i. of course known, and it cap.
tured, will be dealt with severely.
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Kew York Produce Market.

NEW Yosx. July .
FLoUR-Reoeipts. s1o6 pkss; exports. s57!
bbls; 2is33 sscks; irregular, fairly active
exports and trade; sales 5000 bbls; low
cit, s min ps.est:, ss isss5 80; winter vnes.
low grades. o. ssas4 4o fair to fancy. 5oaes Is
patents, a 65ae5s5; Minnesota clear, t4.f0at4 81
sraishts, q 65ae5.2 .25 do patents, e4ssse5 5o;rys
mix.ure. s4ioAs4 20, sapernne. o eoe4 rs; fine
wasar-Recs,p:s 2tosoo bush; .xposss. 43saoa
sales. 2s7 COG; low, fairly active, free .eilsr:
lo4salo4s, anoat: io3iAit5I fob. No. norther.
&, arrive i06iaI05s mo hard 70 arrive, 1ieSalI0i
| No. Chicago. iolialoZI.
8Yk-quiet,
BARLEY
BARLEY MALI
CoRs-aeoe,p,,. 4oaoo; snports. 7s;ii; sales
Sd, 900, quiet, lower. unsettled no. 2, 7oa7oA
elevator; 7lis73. anost. No. white 81.
| OArs-hecetprs. 6csoo. exporIs 10. sales u,
| 600, No .. i3 10 white, ,f6}s
~; No. ., ~ 44l; do white 47ls4s: No. /. Is
90 white. 30; mixed veN'a, s1aE do white
4s.6o; white state. 1880; No. Chicaso. 81
| CovrKE-kio. firm, quiet, fair csrGoes, 1sl
| 8uoAR-Rsw. held hrmls. demand at osd price,
fair refining 25; centrifugal %. test, 5-i6; rs
fined more active, No. g. sI NO Z, u; No 9, III
| No. s,si No.lo, se-is; No. II, y; No. .2.S7.l
of All mould, II. standard, - SIS
eonfectioners a q cut loAf and csssn, y
PHrnoI.o.-stea1y. auiss sniied n.
foKK-stefdv, guiets
i BzET-culi, firm
1 LARD-lower, dull; vesfefI steam, t6.4e
city stssn, es s0s5 rs: refined, easier. c,sttDss
d 2saf Isl y. At 10
BUTTKR- quiet, easy.
Rvsisnu 70 Avsfpoos. market firm, fA
| demand.
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1an uH1vERsALIsrs
Have Very Peasant Hxcursicn to
Laks AaIanccock 1huFaday.

Especial to the KENSEsEo JOURNAL
| LAKE MARAsocooK, July 9-Oa &C.
count Of the unfavorAbls weather yesterday
only few were here on the excursion from
the eastern part Of the State, bu. today they
came in great Iunbsrs and there we're .si
least $500 people on the srouads. There
were nine csfs from Dover, Foxcroft and
DEXTER, and they were packed solid full,
| every inch Of standing room and
all the platforms bsing utilized, where
the train came along at Jepoft from Bangor
there were zine cars IN ore. A large num-
Der also came down to Waterviile from
| Skovhegsn and ar Waterville q special vas
made up, which followed after the re gular
| train.
As soon a. the people reached here they
| addressed Themselves to their lunch baskets.
or wandered about to see VINO Of the great
crowd they knew, and there were many
happy greetings and pleasant reunions.
Mr.. d. II. Swan, the veteran caterer,
had good crew at work in the restaurant
preparing for those who we're waiting for
dinner which was served 10 due time and
partaken of by large number Who did
| Dut CUibS pstf4tcu TUG
lunch basket. At about o'clock, j. v.
Bradley Esq, Of Portland, secretary OF the
State Sunday school convention, called the
people to order snd the opening prayer was
offered by Rev. J. H. Little
After sing ng, led BY DR.. g. M. Twitche!l
| Of Augusts, With Mrs. Wiiherell of Oak
land at the organ, Rev. Mr.. Leland of Au.
easts spoxe earnestly Of the importance Of
Sunday school work, AID was followed by
Secretary Bradley in the same line, and
the Rev. Chss., A. Hayden Of Auburn
urged the importance Of raising at once
the balance Of the $40, 600. the income Of
which 10 to be u,ed BY the church in home
missionary work. His remarks we're
esrnest ard met with hearty approval.
Rev. 4. II. Aldrich Of Guilford, called
attention to the great temperance grove
meeting which Will CO Dmence in Vasssl-
boro Oh the 2lst aud continue three days,
srd particularly tc the fact that on the 2lst
Rev DR.. A. A. Minor Of Boston, will be
the principal speaker. This meeting is
arranged by Rev. J. s. Gledhill, and
promises to be great success.
Rev. e. F. Pember Of Bangor, spoke in
. very happy vein of the importance Of the
Sunday school IS the pioneer Of the church
and his remarks we're very effective.
Rev. Mr.. Brunnipg of Bowdoinhsm
pronounced the benediction, which
closed the exercises upon the platform
Rev II. s. Whitman. the agent. who has
been at work the past year in raising the
$40 600 fund was present and placed a
good number Of "bsnks" with different
persons and from this source goodly sum
is expected at the close of the yeaf.
Tne gathering Was most pleasant one
in every particular, aud all returned to
their homes feeling that they were under
special obligations TO the Maine Central for
providing SO foe and desirable an excur-
sion at such exceptionally low rates. II
was " ithin the reach of all.
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THE ITATA
Will b. Allowed to Depart Under
Bords to Return in SspssmbK.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, July 9-Assistart
United States Dittrict Attorney Campbell
arrived last night to confer with Marshal
Gard and the officers Of the Charleston.
He states that the papers 10 the libel spit
against the Itsta were fled yesterday, and
that the trial could not be held until Sep
tember. The court had adjourned for the
term. The owners Of the Isats will be
permitted to give bonds TO: the return Of
the vessel, snd she will be allowed TO depart,
but ae the bonds will necessarily be much
greater than the value Of the vessel, Camp
bell hardly thought she would leave. A
rumor of plot on the part Of the Itsia's
officers to take the vessel out Of pert last
nigh, was disprcved by the fact that the
vessel is in no condition to leave. her ma
chipery being taken to pieces. Her boilers
are being overhauled and the caps on the
cylinder heads have been removed. The
Charleston lies within few hundied yards
Of her.
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Belfast News.

Especial TO the KEsNEBEC JOURNAL.
BELFALr, July 9.-Mr. and Mrs. j
Ffsak Rich Of Manchester, Mass sre Wis
III 9 Mrs. Rich's parents, Capt. and Mrs
o W. French.
Mr.. Alfred JOHNSON has returned home
for his slmmsr vacation. He snd hi
brother Ralph expect to enter Harvard
college this fall.
Miss Lizz,e, daughter Of Benjamin X. i
ley, returned home yesterday for shor
vacation.
Mr.. Wm Gentner has leased the store in
Willismson's block lately vacated by Fred
Mitchell, snd will open q store there 81
ron as the repairs are finished On the
premises
Miss Geruu,e Walker is visiting hel
M my friends mere.
Mira. Isabella Harris and daughters are
s.opping for a while at Manc Me.
The races announced for the Fourth Of
July, wh'ch were given up on Sccount o!
the rain, were not postponed, as was under
stood ny some. but were abandoned. The
ne xt trotting booked for the Belfas. TRACK
il the annual meeiiug Of the Waldo County
Vrettirg 2 Horse B,et dsrs' Association. Au
gust "a % and 26.
Mr. George E. Wallace hss resigned a.
essurer of the Dana Ssrsaparilla Com
psny. and at a meeting Of the directors held
this afternoon James Pattee was chosen in
mis- stead.
Schooner Charlotte T. Sibley. Bartlett
arrived Wednesday from Boston. and
schooner Gov. j T. Smith sailed for New
York today.
John W. Mitchell Of Rocklsnd. formerly
State constable in this city, is in town lock
ing up evidence to be used in the case
sgsinst County Attorney Brown. with q
view to removing Mr.. B. ffon the office
Mr.. Mitchell has two assistants making
copies of the do,kets and other papers tc
be used in the case. Mr.. Mitchell repre-
sents the Peoples Prohioitory Enforcement
LeaVue.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Bath ( Buothbay Line.
.s.s Time I...s, Commencing lsa q

Leave Bath daily Sundays excepted at s''
A. NJ; si5P.M
tuesdays and esiar 'ays "Noon eSpress com
mencinx July :. leave Bath 50 A. NJ.
ruesdavs Thursdays and Saturdays "Boston
steamer express leave Bath SO A. NJ
.udsy evening and Monday morrinS express
commencing July II. lssve Bath SATURDAY, e.a
p. NJ, leave Boothbay Mcpasy, $50 A NJ
suudsy commencing Jely Il, leave Bths a r.
re;uralag leave Bootatay. TO connect with trans
striving At Augusta daily at 50. rs T. NJ MON
day at S.5s A. ID.
ASrFsre round trip. July /. els from Augusts.
H.. SwANroN, Treasurer.
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Draws q Large Crowd who Enjoy
ae ms Es citing Races.

LONDON. July 9.--This was the third and
last day Of the Henley regatta. The hsal
heat for the grand challenge cup was won
by the I.eander boat club, beating the Lon
don rowing club (holders) BY one length.
The visitors challenge cup was
~on by Trinity Hall (Cambfidgs)
defeating Bras Enose College (Oxford)
(Holdefs) easily two lens,hs and half.
Balliol college (Oxiord), won the ladies'
challenge plate races, ssAtins Eton college
two yards. The Silver Gobleta we're won
by Lord Ampthill and Guy Nickalls. Of the
Leander Boat Club (H 5lders) after an sx.
citing race with +. Wilkinson and ". A. L.
Fletcher, Of the Oxford Uaivefsity Boat
Club. the latter crew were beaten BY foot.
Thames Rowing Club son the Stewards
chsllergs cup. bestirs Trinity Hall (Cam.
bridge) alenath and qusrtef. The Moul.
sey Boat Club won the rhames challenge
cup, defeating the Thames Rowing Club .
quarter length. For Dtamoud SOULS, Vivian
Nickslls rowed the course alone, Guy
Nickalls (holder) scratched.
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MR. SPURGEON
Growing Valsr...lhs Ild
Rlptc.ed At iny Moment.
EnpsFuR William Of Germany Eljeyi1S
Himsalt In England.
Large Crowds Attend Rxoikins nAols
at the Henley Regatta.
HENLEY snoArrA

LONDON, July ., s 50 2. M.--Mf. Spur
geon 10 veaAer and 10 now dslifoas.
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EMPEROR OF GERMANY
Having q Right Royal Time visitins
In Old Euslaud.

LONDON, July 9--At 3 O'Clock this
morning the Emperor and Emprsss Of
Germany received deputations At Bucking-
ham Palace from various German social
and benevolent societies. A dsputation
from the anti-slavery society was received
by the Emperor Who listened while long
address Of the usual dry order was
read to hioi. In this address the anti.
slavery society asked the Emperor's a.
sistance in supervising the slave trade in
Africa. The Emperor in replying showed
that he had thorough knowledge Of the sub
ject and referred to inhumanity Of Arab
slave dealers and to the sufferinss Of slaves.
The gala opera performance last evening
was the finest spectacle ever Witnessed In
London. The programme was splendidly
carried out. Miss Esmss. Nine. Albani
and the DeYeszkes received unstinted
plsudits from the occupants Of tho royal
box and others.
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TEE WHITE SQUADRON
Being Used a. q School for the Naval
Battalion at Boston.

BosToN, July 9.-The naval battalion
has gone to sea in the White Squadron
today to put to practical test the knowledge
its officers and men are supposed to have
gained Of the handling Of modern naval
ordnance. The details TO the various ships
were the same as before. Gov. Russell and
Mayor Ms..hsws were among the dis.
:insuished guests on the fag ship. The
vessels of the squadron got under way al
10 o'clock. The ship, steamed to point
some seven miles east Of Boston Light and
began the target practice arranged for.
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SONS cF TEMPERANCE
Open Tnsis 47th Annual Session OF
ihs Matioual Division.

Sr. john, N. B., July 9-The 47th sn-
nusl session Of the National Division. Sons
o: Temperance, opened yesterday, N W,
Patriarch Edward Crummey Of New York
presiding. There are about one hun
dred delegates in attendance, among
them this following from Msine: W.
o. Hersey. T. E. Ransted. Miss Annie
L. Hayes, Fl X. Morrill,, j. B. Thorn dixie.
A, X. P. Buffum, Patrick Hayes, L. 7.
Boothby, Mrs L, F. Mason. The report
OF the grand scribe showed an increase OF
10 subordinate divisions in the pss. term
number Of members Dec. 81, 1890, wei
73, ,402; there had been admitted 35,281
but the losses had exceeded this by 7lS
leaving the present membership 1884.
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Philadelphia Racss

PHILADELpHIA, Pa July 9-Only one
Of the three races on the Philsdelphia Driv-
ing Clubs programme today was finished.
The principal event. the Bingham House
stake, valued at s2500. 70, 2 "a class PAGERS,
was won by Lady Sheridan; best time,
2 2oh. The "a trot was stopped by dark
ness, after seven heats had been trotted, as
was the 80 trot, three heats Of which were
divided among three horses.
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CHICAGO. Jsly ..
HLoUR-dull, steady.
WHIAI-dsii weaier; 10. spsing. n; Nc
Q red, 9ii.
CoEy-wesk; "a >. 50
OATs-fai.fy active; no. Z, 81.
BYE-No. !, 20
BARLRY-Eo 2, nominal
Prov ssIOys- weaS
PoRK-mess, ei0.I0atio. ia
LAID. % Is.
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rRorfINo Ar oRoNo.
4 Fire Day, n L,Iga Attendsros ard
o5od Trottiog.

ORoNo, July 9,-The grand trot undel
the auspices Of the Orouo Trotting Pari
Association this afternoon, had fHe day
q Fl ne trsck ard large attendance.
The . 80 class, purse $3.50. First, Johr
NJ. Of Levant; second, Lady Rockville
Bangor; third, Gen Hancock Jr., North
Bucksport: fou-th. Mischief Bangor.
Time, 34f, 33i, 2 36t.
240 class, purse sl50-Fi,st, Mischief
second, Lazy jim Of Orono; third. B. B
Brewer; fourth, Little Jerry, Bangor
Tine, 2 46, 2 45 4, 2 1884.
Three-minu.e class, purse 3l0O-First
Harry Of Bangor: second, Bay Pete. Upper
Saltwater; ihad, Bsy Harry, Bangor
fonr.h, Jero Withers. Bangor.
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