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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF Ape


Saratoga N Y. June SIN the Court Of ApDeals TO-
day the following were argued:
No. 102-William Gates. appellant. oct the state OF
10 6-The People. etc. appellants. agt. Thomas +.
No 3-fne People. etc.. respondents, aet Martin D.
LoIpy respondent. .
10. l-The People. ETC.. respondents aGt John Most.
appellant a., -.
no l6S-Jennie ]. Hocomb. respondent agt. the town
Of Champion app liant. Submitted.
No. 164-Dempstcr c. Austin. respondent a9t. Charles
c. NrOomsn. and another, appellants: submitted
No. 1O-Albert Emmett AIT. the Mayor etc. OF New
TIE Mavor etc. OF York. respondents agt Mary
A. Kent and another. appellants.
No. 240-TEe People. ETC., respondents a9t the steT
and Delaware Railroad Company appellant appeal from
No 1o-The People etc. Appellants. agt. the Ulster
and Delaware Railroad Company respondent appeal from
Judgment
The following is the calendar for tomorrow Nos.
II. TO- 81. &c SO. 81. so and a..
In the Second Division the following were argued
No. 3G9-Frederick Lanee, respondent, egt Peter
Kearneys appellant. Submitted
No 372-Ella l.. RCney respondent. aco. Thomas G
No 87i|Fiora f. Graves respondent. agt Frederick
L. Stnt1wav, appellant submitted.
No. 97G-Ida Pel, appellant. aet James NJ. Reinhart
So. s77-Edward NJ. Townsend, appellant. aGt the
civ OF Broo&lTn End others, rerondents Affirmed by
default, with costs.
40 9G5-Lcwis ]. Powers, appellant, ast Henry D..
No 47s'Encch r. woo3man respondent, agt. the State
Of Ncw-yOrk appellant.
No 25i-CatheriDe T. Palmer: appellant agt. the Com
mercial Travellers Mutual Accident Association.
The following the Second Division dav calendar for
Nos. sso $50. S3 314 81, S2a S42 and 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, June s.-Cattle-Recepts for the last
twenty ou hours, 900 head total for the week thus
far 1900; for same time last week $500; consigned
through $780, Of which 1900 to New York, on sale.
5000 market opened steady for good grades, COWS and
common stock closed steady With about all Sold but
a few cows; steers, 800 to 1000 lbs.
and upward. Is s0as So; choice 1,400 to 1900 lbs.
medium butchers steers LOO 70 200 lbs. - 25@
IS 40 light hand butchers. 1000 to LOO lbs 81 500
mon ~ 1888 % poor to common mixed butchers
cows and hecrs 500 to 900 lbs, 81 5OdS % cows
common 10 fair g. j0d ~ % do, good ~ extra corn
fed SO 500 -; coarse and greenlsh steers, RI 75@
- Michigan stOckers S3G 80 80: do stOckerS year
lecopts for the last twenty four hours I35oO head
total for week thus far 81 O50: for time last
week, 24,4jo; consigned through. 1850, of which
SLOW and lover; closed duh; heavy grades ~ 75a
- 90 medium and mixed - 63a$i 20; workers, good
TO best - a5d - 20 do, light TO fair. ~ 55dS4 so
plgs good to best. 81 256 ~ 90 skips to fair
20 5Od 81 ronghs, 50 9Oas4 stays. $3aS3 50. sheep
aud lambs-ReCepts for the last twenty four hours,
200 head total for the week thus far II 800. for
same time last week, 10000; consigned through.
opened steady and fairly active for good grades closed
steady, all sold sheep good TO choice, 500 % So fair
to good. - 6ja ~ 90 culls and common, 80 500
$ Is far to good, 81 2Jd IS 20; culls and common
'o pag aT 5s E tr 70 bcft 81 23% 80
cattle re- elpts Of 10000 head shipments 1000 head
market dn Irregular prmse. 70 extra steer 50 9 90
Texans S3d ~ 70. HOgs-Recelpts oGO0O bead !;
shipments II 900 head market active strong, to
packers, ~ 4OaS4 so; prime heavy aud butchers
weights. - 55d - co. light, Is 1884 55. sheep
n acSs stronger natives 81 9S Texans sSS
- go Westerns. - lOas5 10. Lambs. se 7oss7.
shipments 1900 head market active and stronger /;
good to fancy native steers. s5d IS o. fair to good
~ -. iIogs~Recepts. 300 head shipments. 1900
bad market steady fair to choice heavy ~ 40a
50 cc XdG 1900 head shpment 800 head s
marle, steady; fair to fancy clipped, 30 35as4 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
KENTUCKY FOR CLEVELAND.
AT LEAST THAT'S WHAT Mr.. M'CREARY SAYS
THE SILVER ISSUE.

THE SILVER ISSUE.
Washington. June neutrality-suspicious. Nc
Creaty who was a member Of the Democratic State
Convention recently held in Kentucky, is in Wash
ington lie denies with considerable vgor the asser-
,lons to the effect that the failure of the convention to
mass a Cleveland resolution could be regarded as
evidence that Mr. Cleveland less popular in that
State tlan he was a few months ago-say, before his
last letter on the silver coinage Among other things
Mr.. MoCreary said:
At least twOthirds Of the members admirers OF
Mr. Cleveland and the general sentiment was friendly
90 him. He Is strong in the State and was strong
there. There is significance at all 10 be attached
TO the Cleveland resolution episode which happened at
the end Of the convention. All the regular work had
been Done and few delegates were present. l was
absent as many others were. and l understand that
there not fifty In the hall when the re sol
ton offered and withdrawn / talked around
among the members of the convention and know
am correct when I say that there was a strong and
prevailing Cleveland sentiment among the delegates
"The silver resolution meant free coinage and there
is general sentiment in the State in favor OF free
coinage. But with regard TO Mr. Cleveland they
feel thus They understand. he does that he must
carry New-Yorb and they believe that he is patriotic
enough not TO seek the nomination If the situation in
that state is such lead him to believe that he
cannot carry t. ] think / sum up the prevailing
disposition 10 force Mr. Ccveland's nomination, but
that they hope the political situation will be such as
TO make MIN INC party nominee. whenever MS name
was mentioned I'm the convention ii greeted with
loud applause and the night of the third day, when
all the fireworks had been set of and general en-
thusis SIN had cooled down, ! mentioned his in
speech nominating a candidate for Attorney General
in connection With those of Jefferson and Jackson and
the applause enthusiastic.
"While the silver question is Important one, and
we believe in free coinage do not think II is going
be the greatest Issue in the next Presidential campaign
The tariff is the greatest Issue stl and II will be in
that campaign. think the silver question may be
taken out of politics before that time When the next
Congress meets the House will pass free coinage BILL
probably before Christmas. The senate will pass IL
and II will 60 10 the White House. Mr.. Harrison will
veto II. The House will pass IL his Veto but the
Senate win probably not do So Then there will have
10 be some sort OF compromise. ! think measure
similar 10 and enlarging the Bland-Allison bill.
pelnng the purchase OF three four million dollars
worth of silver each month and It's coinage into silver
dollars. viii be adopted. This woud increase the vol.
ume Of silver forty fifty millions year. II would
Be the next best thing to free coinage and would dis
pose OF the present law, which is not satisfactory"
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ouotsoS arc based on American standard of classified
STAINED,
Good ordinary ....5Ts Low mddllng ....."7b -

The trading IN the option llne Feached yery IesRfcfE
able aggregate and the market ruled somewhat usettu
With frequent Fluctuations During the early ho%rs Ihe
long" selling prompted by lower Liverpool edsees oha
fun port receipts The result break OF $40 pohUe
nearby deveries suffering the Tamc accounts from
Manchester also had some eject Later ~ the cay, now
there NOR covering OF shorts, ana
private North Carolina reported reduced IT,
mates OF the condition which brought ABOUT
a general rally Near months recovered the carly oss
while remote options closed 2d4 points higher tah Sa'
urday. Sales 70 200 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09

IS I'D July firm at IS Id; August nrm 3. ,s
I'D Hops at LondonPacifc COast-There Is noMina
offering Recept of wheat for the past any
ports 1890 quarters: from Pacific ports os'o ~.
for the past week 90 100 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June g.. 3 AS p. m.-Beef and pork In
moor demand. Ham IN fair demand Bacon I'm
poor demand. Cheese in fair demand. Tallow IN
fair demand. Tnrpentine In poor demand. Rosin in
ialr demand LsId-Spot and futures In poor demand
prime Western spot and June easy at 3ls Cd July
and August easy at 32s Sd. Wheat and hour in poor
demand Corn-Spot In fair demand; futares In
good demand; mixed Western spot and June firm at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09

car, Smoking car, and vcstibued passenger coaches
forming the most complete and luxurious train evei
In service between New York and Chicago. without
extra fare II leaves New-York at D. IN. daily
arriving at Chicago 10 p. m next day =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
CLOSING PRICES oF cALIFoRNIA STOCKS
San Francisco, Jun

TIE CHICAGO SPECIAL" THROUGH TO CHICAGO.
Inc PeInsy lvanla Railroad Company's New Fast Ex-
Ygss 20 Oneago lnauguIated June Z, through 70
composed of Pullman Vestibuled Sleeping cars DIng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
Quotations OF BEEVE

and the average estimated at - O5.
BEEVES Receipts for two days 206 carOadS OF 4,02l
head-76 caFoatS for expectation IN Dire sod quarters, II
carloads for shipment alive 100 carload consigned direct t.
slaugntersTs and 20 carloads for the market making
with few carloads held Saturday about - carloads
20 &c sold There demand FOR export and TOP
steers sold shade stronger prices, but all the under
grades slow and unchanged and the yards were not
quite cleared.
std Cattle sold - 90 deG 05. and few tail ends at
30. TeNus az SO j0dS3 10 meal and corn-fed Native
at 81 7Ods8 So for 10 extra quality; oxen at
t3 soasf 80 q OK at - 90 several carO1d, OF Texan
SO 30IS3 90 and Bulls (chOicel ut 81 500 - 10
City dressed beef In fair demand OF 7d7icc for Texas
sides. and Si0i2c for Native 10. .
Tho European market experienced sharp decline tho
last Latest cable aiyces give Al "a the ayeraH'
selling price for refrigerated beef; and American Steers
were bringing from sid to 0sd. or 11dl2i2o estimated
dead weight, sinking the ofa
Freights ond Insurance rates unchanged. 49, .,,
40 shipments OF 1--we cattle dressed beer rom ths
port to-day o? Tomorrow.
V
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oats hush .... '.......... 1900 80 coo
Barley bush OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. 10000
Stock % 40 red in store. June g, 592,229 bush.
against 1872 0i bush last and 742 0l0 bush ibis sme
year ago. Stock Of No mixed corn, June O. 2l0Sll
bush against ga 462 bush lat week. and s29g03 bush
year Stock Of No oats, June o, f90,257 bush.
against sol bush last week and lOOe27 bush year
ago. Stock OF No. white oats June O, 401 iFj bush.
agains: 2ios5s bush last week and eoo50 bush year
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09

1891 1890.
Bales. Bales.
Visible supply 1,040, 324
Receipts DAYS .................... 1900 2l1
Exports to Great Britain, days.. 5,459 4,4S3
Exports to France, days............. l,469
Exports to Continent, ? days. 3.1JO ~
Stock In New York licensed $500
houses counted daily ......-..--.-. 1GO,SO6 Vo05o
other places (estimated 200
Total stock I'm NewYOrk, by running - 49,
Stock In ali United States potts.. 3G4 34S 162,477
Liverpool kilograms. 40 p m-Reecpts, LOW Dales
Of which American 900 bales. Sales, 5000 bales, OF
which speculation and export 800 bales Ainerlcan
1000 bales Spot market quiet and irregular; mddng
11-10d. Manchester market: Yarns-Not much doing
Cloths quiet ,, . ,.,o
Quotations based American standard Of classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New York, June s, 1891.
peeves Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs, Swine
Ia AGO oO3 l2.142 97,143 3S,705
Reeyes Cows. Calves. Sheep. Swine
Jersey City Stock Yards. S2to 20 2l49 q i3G 10000
SlXtieth-St. 900 ia NOEO 1851
h fIG6ofen 2il5 So l72 sGe2 --..O'
Receips Ia ' week 577i 320 oSai o903i 49, 700
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-07-28
New York Mining Stocks.
rBy Telegraph.
Domestic Markets.
TBy Telegraph,


receipts 6,478 packages: exports-5bls and
535s sacks; firm and fairly active; sales $4,000
bbls.
Flour quotatons-low extras at 3 1904 So;
city mills extra at 00d5 10, city mills patents
8 1906 so; winter wheat. low grades, at 3 75@
90 25; Minnesota clear 35@4 90; straghts do
at 5c@5 10; do patents 50@5 so; do rye mix
lures 1904 20; superfine 1904 l5; fine 90
@3 SO; Southern -four strong and quiet Rye
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn meal duh and
unchanged. whealareceipts 1877 800 bush;
exports-bus \; sales 26S, 900 bush; higher and
moderately a Tive for export; No 2 Red az 0O@
OLA store ana elevator. 0l14@l o21s afoat,
10; No haTS to arrae s at asry la az
1 l211 No 2 Chicago at 06. Rye quetand firm.
Barley malt dull sSe60 bush
moderate business mo 2 at li4@7lM G elevator,
721a@73c afoat; No 2 White ate OsIs-
quiet and unchanged; No at Acc; White do at
47c; Nc at 4l@42c: do White at 47@4Sc; No
at z2c; do White at Csc; mixed Western at $50
soc; No. Chicago at 4lc. Ceffee-Rio dun
and nominal, fair cargoes at Ice. sugar-
No 8 at 37sc; No at 1876; No at SA c; No
No = az s ss; OLA 4g4Es Mould 4 AZ stand,
ard A at 6-l5c; C0nfecti0ners at 414c; cut
loaf and crushed 51sc: powdered at 45bc; granH-
lated at s4@41s9-l6c; Cubes at 4ssc. Moias-
ses-foreign nominal; New Orleans fairly active
and firm. Petroteum dun and lower: united at
&c. Pork steady and active. Beef quiet and
and lower; cut meats strong and dull; middes in
far demand and strong. Lard 10 fair demand and
strong; Western steam at SIS 30; sales 1O0J
tlerceS; city at So 20; refined strong and dull;
Continent So 90@7 26; S.A. at 81 CD. Butter in
fair demand and unchanged. Cheese quiet and
about steady.
Freighis TO Liverpool fairly active and steady
CHICAGO. July 81, 1S9l-Flour market
no sales. Wheat higher; No 2 spring at 9214c;
No Red 9lAc. Corn strong and higher; No q
at 66964s4c. Oats No 2 at 81; No 2 Wbite-c
hye-No at 691ac. Proyisions-p0rk activeand
higher at Sill 6Ogll e2h. Lard higher at
S6 7215. Dry salt meats-shoulders So 70dS rs;
short clear sides 81 25@7 SO.
Receipts-Flour 5000 bbs wheat 1872 600 bush,
corn POL 900 bush, oats 1886 bush rye $4,000
bush, barley 0,OO0 bush.
Shipments-Flour 10000 bbls, wheat 245,0oO
bush, corn 289,0O0 bush, oats FOG 900 bush, rye
ST LOUIS, July 81, 1891 The Flour market
higher. Rye nominal. Provisions higher ana
stronger ;pork-standard mess at S11 rs. Lard at
So 60. Dry salt meats-shoulders at So so; longs
at 81 12ls; ribs at 81 %; short clear 81 371s.
Bacon shoulders at IS; longs at 81 90 "; ribs
at 1907 IS: short clear at 81 STA.
Hams S10@12.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 bbls: wheat 2s9, 1000
bush corn lit 900 bush oats 81 600 bush; rye
1000 bush; barley, 00y00 bush.
bus corn, q, 900 bush; oats, 5000 bush; rye
0,0o0 bush; barley 0.000 bush.
DETROIT. July 81 1891.-wheat-No White
No cash and July at SAC. :Oats-No 2 cash at
42c; No White at Acc. Recepts-Flour 900
6bls, wheat 66,4O0; bush; corn 500 bushi oats
100 bush.
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WEN MELINDY ToL' ME- YES.

last two weeks from my big fall out with my
first sweetheart, Lucindy,
Did Melindy, my Melindy, tell me "Yes;"
An the atmosphere wuz windy way from
Pokumville 10 Indy,
Windy with the breezy music Of eternal
blessedness
An she said it fair an squarely. an not "Call
again" or May be-"
An !. New Jerusalem glory Lit the fel' an
wilderness.
An the sun burst out like laughter on the
round face Of baby,
Wen Melindy, my Melindy, toll me 'Yesl"
Like twenty million orchestra away beyond
all countin',
The bob1inks bubbled over in music water
fall,
An felt Jest like a-mountin' on the meetiu,
That Paradise was open, with admission free
to all.
Each grass blade in the medder WIZ n STRING
to Jatur's fiddle,
Thet was played on by the zephyrs with a vel.
vety caress;
An oil Natur's jints were limbered. an, she
sashayed down the middle.
Wen Melindy, my Melindy, top me ..yesrm
An the angels played SO bully tibet the music
reached the gateway
An came spillin' through the op'nin, and
h-slngn down to earth
came a-singin' such great way tibet the uni
verse wuz straightway
Shoutin' In the glad retention of a holy
secon' birth;
An IL set a-straddle on the ridge pole Of Gre
alton,
An only fit TO holler in my hootin' happi-
ness,
Wen Melindy, my Melindy, filed my heart
18th jubilation,
Wen Melindy, my Mellndy, toll me Yesl"
Yankee Blade.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. July 27, 1S9l.-The followi are TO
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.:
Pork-L0ng cuts Ia % ala so; short cuts IA 80
OLA 75; backs at IA 75@15 90; lean ends Ia 80
@l5 90; pork tongues I6 5O9l7 90; built pork
70 80; prime mess oooo@o1 90; extra prime at
Hams at 1oMci small at lie; pressed hams
I2psc.
Lard Lard Choice 714c p III in tierces and tubs; 10
Hogs Choice city dressed 714c y III country do
6hc.
Butter-Western extra creamery $4,000;
fancy higher; firsts and extra frsts 169l7c;
extra imitation cream 15gI6c; others = &C;
factory choice at 13a16c; New York and Yer
mont extra creamy 10000; New York and
crm good TO choice at 16@1Sc. The above
quotations are receivers prices for strictly whole
sale lots.
Northern choice sA@s1sc; Western
extras 71s97Ac.
stock higher; frsts 17@l8c extra Vermont and
New Hampshire at 00@l9c: Western hrsts 1914
@l7c; Michigan frsts at 17G00c. JObbing
prices lie higher.
Poultry-Choice Northern and Eastern fresh
killed spring chickens 2o93oc; fowls 16@16c;
10000; fowls 13gl31ac; chickens zoe.
Beans-Ch0ice small New York hand picked at
40@2 30 u bush: choice New York marrow
hand-picked 36@2 40: choice screened pea
SlOg2 20 ;choice Yellow Eyes at so@2 %. Job
Hay Choice primo hay at s18 0O@$19 O0 fair
70 good S16 OO@l6 90; Eastern line S12@13;
poor to ordinary $10t61l East swale Solo:
rye straw, choice, $17917 so; Dat straw SIS 5OG
Potatoes-we quote choice natives at al 76
02 W Dbl; Bristol Ferrys AZ OOGo 90. JeTsevs
ST. Togo; NOrfolks 81 50 NJ hi Sweet' n0tatoas
Jerseys at $3 bo@4 90. p0'''''o''
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soaton STOCK Market.
Grain Quotations.

NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED BY PULLEN, oiooKEB a cc.
Saturdays quotations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money Easy-stock MARKET Is Quiet
and Weak.
Sterling Exchange Dull and Steady
Governments Dull and Steady.
Quotations of Staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.
and Bonds

At New York money has been easy, ranging
from l1a92 per cent, last loan at and closing
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 51a@7
per cent. Sterling Exchange is duh and steady
with actual business for bankers bills at 4 841z
FOR 8o-day bills, 86Ha for demand posted rates
S694 S71a. Commercial bills are 1854
and 80. Government bonds are dull and
steady Railroad bonds dull and steady.
Dealings In the stock market after IL O'Clock
remained on the usual limited scale while general
list showed no decided tendency. Chicago Gas
pts were weak and declined "A to 4714 on
the other hand Sugar was very strong IA to so1s
Considerable activity was shown in Burlington,
Richmond Il w Point and st Paul. Toward 2
the was renewal Of the selling pressure and
Chicago Gas retired to 1865. The market closed
quiet but weak at lowest prices OF the day.
Tue transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 201 s 10 shares.
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PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. Il.
STATION FOOT OF pREBlE STREET,

On and after Monday, Jane -, AoSh'
Passenger Trains will Leave Portinndi
Fer w orcesser, CIintens aver SuneuS.s
Nashua, WIndham and Ripping at 7'SS
a. m. and l3.3O p. m. -. ,..,,.,. ,so.,,.
For Manchester. Concord, aho P"ueS NO''"
at5.2S a. M, 1880 y. M. 49,. 49,.
Yer n &C hester, spring vale. AhreNs -" asor
bore and SAGE River az JsSo m ms AS.sO
and $50 y. ma m an nm
Ror Gorhans at rs and 10000 m'' hS.SO
ans $50, $40 and 1l.f5 y. M.
Ror sacea rn pa, Cnm bertrand N Ills, West
5000 Iuncaion and Woedford'a at Vas
and 1000 a. ma, a.. 30, 3.i3, $50, 6.20
and Ills y. nm.
The a. 80 y. m. train from Portland Connect,
at Aver Junction with "Hoosnc TumneI
Rsuie - for the West and at Jmion Aamsiew
WoT cester, for Providence and New Varx
via HProVidencs Line,3 for Noruirh ana
New York, via Norwich I4ine,' with He.sas
a Albany ~, C., for the West, and with
New Work all rail-, via, "sprinRfleld,s
Trains arrive at Portland from Woree.se,
at 80 p. ml.i from Rochester nj s,l5 n. N, :.
l'S0 and 300 y. M; From Gorhana al b.an,
:. 81 ana li'3O a. M, lac, Also, $50 and
For through Tickets to all points West and
f PorsIs,I apply to s. e. c0RDWEL Ticket Agent
U. j. WiGGIN. Gen1 Ticket Agent. je27du
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WESTERN DIVISION


Trains leave Portland. (Union station) Tee
Bo-sea 1870, ts.45 a. m, sI2.20, $50, 1905 ..
m. Bosion fer Portland 7.30, 500, $50 am,
15p. m. OId Orchard fseaeh, 73O, sab.
l9 o. ; a. m' 1920 l sd $50, SO e:o6, SIS.
Las, $50, 5.15, sos. e.l5., HiddeferI, 73O,
S.45, luis a m, 1920 l,a5, $50, 8; IS, s.15
6.15, sos, s.l6 p. m. Wells beach $50, S.4R
a. M, $50, b.16 p. m. North Berwick, tirera
RalIs, 80, s,4s a. m, 1920, $50, sis p; 4.
m. sOsth New Market 1anctioB, Exeter,
HaverhilI, Lawrence, Ieweil Z. 80, s.45 a.
layton. Alton Bay, WoIfbere s.l5 a M,
1920, $50 p. m. Worcester iva Great Falls
and Eochesterl 7.3o a. m. nanes@.ser and
(via South Newmarket Junetion,) $50 p. m.
Sunday Trains from Union Station.
For Besfon' 100, $50 .. n. Dover. 100,
Ais, $50 pm. senrbsro Beach, Pine Peint,
Old Orchard Beach, SAGE, Biddefard, 90,
1880 a. m, 100, zoo, $50, 4.lS, $50, $40, ITO
p. IN.
Eastern Division from Union Station
For Biddeford, Portsmouth,, Newbury-
port, salem, Lynn, Bessen Al t2.O0 a. m.
daily, t9OO a. M, l2.30 p. m. daily. 1000 p. m.
Portland 7.so a. M. tt9.ooa. N. daily, 1880
p. m, ss7.00 p. m. daily.
From Commercial Street Station
For Portsmouth, and way stations, 4.SO .. IN.
Cape Elizabeth and scarborO Croszing ,
7.25, $40, lois a. m, 13.10, S.25 4.3O, $50 =.
N.
Trains fro m Commercial Street station eonuee
at ScarbOrO crossing with trains OF both Divisions
tConnects with RAN Lines for New York, South
and West.
sCOnnects with Sound Lines for New York.
ssWestern Division from North Berwick.
ttWestern Division North Berwick sunday
only.
All trains arriving and departing from Onion
Station run via Western Division between Scar.
bor0 Crossing and Portland.
Through Tickets TO all points South and We
for sale at Union station, Congress stree
and at Commercial street. Station.
JAS. I. FURBER, v. =. and Gen. Man, Bostog
ID. ]. FLANDERS, Gen. r. and T. A., Boston.
N. L. WILLIAMS. Gen. Agt. at Portland.
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