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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-21
sECcION DE ANUNCIOs
Florindo Carrero

FORTALEZA ID

Habiendo reformadn el establecmi. nto y
no pudiendo colocar en- 81 varios obietos, Sc
realizan los precios siguientes:
,s Jarros para aqua de laya,nanos s chavns
Escupideras desde chaYos a I6. Tazts sin
platillos de la chaYos, Palanganas 8 cha
Vos. Platos de 2 4. tres chavos. Fuentes me
dianas a s chav0s. Panas a 2 chaYos libra !
aup qpedan calarnares a Is centayos lata, 81
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Juegos de lata de 4 medidas litro / cen
tilitro. Id. de estano de id. l htro 1 centftre.
Id. de hero muy fuertes para aTidos de medidas
80 90, 10, 5, 2 1 litro.
B0lG1tgGs.- mostradorfuerza 90 Y 25 ks.
Id. forna alta sea de columna. toda de metal de
80 cIm alto, 80 cTm hon1o de los platos, so cln
ancho, muy fna, y de precision 6 Id sc6lumns =.
cruz de hierro, platos de metal. Id colgantes.
platos de lata, 70 Ia pugadas. Cruces para ba.
lanzas de % pulgadaS de largo. aE7ns9 fs sS5f
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Apuegta original.

Un vecino de esta Capital, esta dispues-
to 8 apostar 300 pes,s fuertes, con el que
guste haeer IA prneba, de que pasara tres
meses sin hablar una palabrtA con nalie, So
metiendose & IA vig,laneia que quieran i'm
ponerle.
En- la Redacci6n de Ia CoRkEspoN-
DRNcIA informaran, S-4
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LOGQGRIFo NyMERICo

y Deaiep7o dlasi dis5i,sgpttd0 aptig8
9ai Il ss D q a Aufegfa 4 10sssO & 81
1,2,3,45,6,7,8,9lO,11 10, ,18, Nom
bre apellidO de una sifnp atica Brta de esta Ca
pital residente hoy on Ponce.-14,7.3,6,1, Nom
bre. de mujer.-5, ,lO, II, Nombre de una pieza
Lila 13, NombTe de un mes. .-8 IL, H.
Nombre de varofl. .6,7, Nombre de
mujer. -, IL, go IS, NoInbre de mujer, 10, 10,
H. Nombre de una dera. 5, Is, Is, 13, i /, Nombre
de ana Isla. {, ,iO, "a, ,l8, Nombre de IN animal
jntsli ,3,4 z, Nombre de var0n.
is, Consonante. IL, IS Hombre de muier. q 9
Vocal. Is, 10, Nombre de un mes.
r, France.
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MAYAGUEZ

Cafe. Las existencias que quedan de es-
.te grano en- la plaza, no bajan de 1000 quinta-
les, cotizamos de $24 a $26. - Ag1car. Sc
muestra nueVamente en- calmado el mercado
para este oiulce cotizamos: Refine, de 275 q
.2-85 5rncery para el consume So. - Mieles.
Sigue la sdemaifda Cotizamos de SIG $40
por extremes de cltses. - CaerOS. Siguen sos-
teni6ndose de Sc, a 81 los ssalados.
CGns6i0s. .-Londres 90 DIV, $6.-Nueva-
York, $22 % por 100. So Espana, $14 SIS.
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Rifa de una lechona..

Aviso q mis- parroquianos que la rifta yeri-
ficada el domingo 10 del coTriente de IA gran
lechona7y el.me1io billete 1906 Ia tucado en-
suerte al nifo Bernab6 Pascual Bultr6n, de
Puerta dc terra, Gale de San Agustin ntmelo
462.-EuStGqati BgGVO y RSUera. 81
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Vaporea due ae aguardan !:

Ensiljano, MayGglieg y Cddtg, procedentes
de liverpool GGtlegO que sali6 el 7.-sJas
Tia del 20 al 21.4 EYVaest0 sali6 el 8 de San
tander.-rCi CiudGd de CtCEis. del 20 al 21.-San
francisco, recalara fin de mes siguiendo para
Espana. AVt1es, saldra 81 % por 81 Oeste.-
tSnaeGt0as IosOeg, que salio de Nueva- FORK 81
Is del corriente.
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Sc vende

Porno poderla atender sus dueno Sc ven
de una hermosa huerta sta en- Puerta de Tie
IRA, el que la interese puede dirigirse la calle
de Ia Cruz nimero 25 principal, derech0, infor
maran. s.s..-s-s#sss-. 1874 s
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lamparas eolgantes. Que enumeration. es
esa rs una p IA mues6ra de los mUchQs
efectos que has iesventa 81 casa de Armas
Jimenez.
81 Quiere Yd conservar blanca, limpia y
brillante sp denta adura, use slempre los polvCs
dentales del Dr. salicrup.
jEl bieso de Bayaas6ni
fZTE htegO de BGydns6N!
Sc fabrica con aqua potable corriente. No so
derrite pr0nto hi es salObre.
~ Pidase en- lbs dep6siGos hielo legiti-
mo de Bayam6n. $3.50
IA CRISIS EN- BUENOS AIRES a.sssa
La crisis fnanciera porqne atraviesa la re-
pdblica Argentina ha inspiradO a unpOeta boz.
narense la siguiente curiosa composition, en-
cuya fOrma solo como cemos una dedicada los
sastres:
Nadte on Ia Bolsa es sin. 4. .......... Q
ALI abundanlos pilaS. ... ........... 3
desallf viene 81 aqua -................ 2
que causa talltOs Cesas. ... .,... .9.,...... 8
pasOs acelera W.. "a. 81. n. .-.. ....... D
81 orc sube par. ...... 10
como cuatro y sBis son. 4. .ss. -. 40
que estamOs empapela. ......... 2
JugadoreS no abu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
porque ell pueblo no esta ch.. ~. ----.... 8
y ell dfa que nos can. an.................,.--. 3
OS tragam0S cual bic. .................... 8
Bajad ell orc bandi !. ....-............ !. 2
mi aviso no es import s.. .......
pues 81 cerrais los OF oi..................-. 2
nosvais quedar ming -.... 4. j. /
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sion Y Ia, anabilidad en- 81 despacho, son las
tres cualidades lue mas halagan al compradOr.
Pues las tres estan reunidas en- la camiserfa y
sombrereria Ia ElegGmcjG CetbGsG, Fortaleza
endm 40 .
IN REQ de muerte solicito elindulto le
fu6 negado.
Apenas 10 supo pidio que le permitieran
satlgrarse. ia1fl DF .s(7Iatl#f G a1ts5eua.
~ para que lie preguntaron
He dido deeir -respondi6, que en- mu
ehas ocasiones una gran sangria saliva la vida,
Y quiero hacer la prueba. l2sl5a
CubieftoaBle plata alemaRa Cristoff, Gu
chillos y tehedOres mango de hueso Y acero pa
ra mesa, cuchllos de marinerOs Y5tiieras fnas
ordinaTias on 81 almacen de los senores M.
Roman D Co., Cruz 7sy, 30. Puerto Rico.
AlfAoaN Da aeUsIoA
De OLYMPIC oTERo, AToCHA No r. PONCE. d
Mtsica para piano 4 dos manos,
Gilbert SaslliOGn.--El Mikado, Opereta,
PotpourT1 "a. ............. $l-OO
Godgt10id. -suenos dorados op 81, Re- y
Yeri6 .... s... =. 8. .s.,... 49,. ;. .,o> 45
1dem.-Noches de Espana, op 40, Sere-a Is
Para pedidos 81 Ia Capital, b. jose GONZALEZ
REFIERE La Am6yicG CSe,stt5ca que un
doctor ennsn ha descpbierto recientemente
mn remedfo contra las Qpenaduras, cuya efica-
ola es tan grande como tacil de ejecutar.
COnsiste On un unguento compuesto de
manteca fresca yema de hueyos bien mez-
elados Ga parties iguales; SO extiende este un-
BGent0 en un trozo' dc telaQue se aplca sobre
laquemaduras ren0Yand ose siempTe que en-
pie8a secarse. Los dolores mas agudos de
las q0emaduras So mitigan consid iderablemente,
y la curaci0n queda hecha en- muy POGO item
polsin dear ninglna ciqatTiz. ~ III III. lg
stlttss3s s OTO AoUI ~ i.t's
Ppntos on 0ondese gende ia Corn EsPoNDEN-
GA DE PUERTO Rico 4.
s TIENDA do p. Ensterio .Ochoa, plazuela
lie San jose . Nj.
.sfKIOSKO ella Marina. Capital szsl
en- la 3TIENDA HONDA, calle de San 10.
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Glasses de dibuio ypintura
PARA sENORITAs.

Il, Don Francisco YilaeTasa tiene Al honur do
paFticiparid las sehorltas Que deseen cusivar ii
aEtesdel dlbujoy de il pintufa que abrira mn
4nEp0 para dichO estudio asf que haya 81 sufeien.
te n6merO de inscritas para pode- empezal
Gale de San Francisco n6m. so, ga l0e baios
de Id casa de don Federico Caro- AZ II
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ALMANAQUE.- -Martes 81. Santa Praxe-
des " San Daniel. Gala con uuiforme por cum
pleanos de s. M Ia Reina.
Z EFEMERIDE. 1923, Temblor de TERRA
Que Sc sinti6 en- toda la Isla.
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NOTlCIA ERESCA

Yallego la nueva remesa de las famosas
maquinas automaticas para hacer helados sis
tema del doctor Meidiger.
BreVedad, sencillez y economic
En- % minutes el helado esta listo para to-
mario. La maquina .trabaja por 81 solaasin ne
cesidad de moci6n rotatiYa.
En- ell tamano medlano, con ocho chavos
de. gasto Sc hacen helados aDundantes para
una familia por numerosa que sea. ia+
seas Sc yenden precios m6dicos en- el.estable-
citniento de Manuel Vicente, San Francisco Al,
Puerto Rico. 30-15
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FUGA DE VOCALES
I d.m.Ii.. s.n lis h.mbr.s
IS. don lis mfrs.
s..mpr. .st.n d.s,.nd.
8 a. ] d.m.n., s. lis n.v.

F aE4s@ H8i- tas@ssSAsa lsIfti
soluciones: De IA fuga Isl me quieres to
quierO S. me amas te amo--Si me olvidas te.
olvidO- TODD 10 malo, Del anagfama Rosa
Sicardo. at 1xaaA tli es1faz g 20
Las han enviado:s 81 desgraciado enfer-
mo. Un desdichadfsimo.
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Los buenos articulos, los precios de oca
si6n, y la amabilidad en- 81 despacho, son lai
tres cualidades que mas halagan al comprador
Pues las tres estan reunidas en- la camiserfa
sombrereria la ElegGmciG CW6GsG, Fortalez;
!. "a b
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
HUNDREDS
Going to See Them!
Positively But Five Days Re-
main of
FREE TREATMENT OF THE SICK
All who book their names this
month are treated free
until cured.

On the first day of this month Drs. Brown and
Hall, of the New York and Boston Medical Insti-
tutes, announced to the citizens of Portland that
they had acceded to the very urgent request OF
those under their treatment residing in this city
and opened branch office at BAL Congress
street, Portland. In order to more quickly intro,
duce their system, they made the unprecedented
offer that all those suffering from any chronic dis
ease which had bafied the skill and experience
of their family physician, they would examine
and If durable treat free until cured. This prop
osition, coming from an institution whose stand
ing in Boston and New York is unquestioned,
very naturally met with quick response from a
ong suffering public, and during the past three
weeks from morning until night and sometimes
FAR into the night there has been constant in
coming and outgoing of those seeking relief of
their many ills. The acceptance of their very
generous offer has not been confined to the poor
alone, but all classes seeming anxious to test
the system, which, from the Boston press, has
seemed to make so many wonderful cures in Bos-
ton and vicinity. Another matter that should not
be lost sight OF, and that Is the power these gen.
tlemen have in locating disease-not a question
is asked, but quickly and unerringly they locate
and explain every ache and pain without ques
tion from the patient. This would seem evidence
strong enough to convince any one that they at
least understand your ailment. During the three
weeks just passed they have consulted with 917
patients, out of this number 342 have been pro-
nounced incurable and their cases not treated.
All should remember that there are but five
days more in which they can book their names
Their Office is BAL Congress street, two doors be-.
low Wilmot street. ap22nrmdt
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
PRICE 81 A YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE 50.

largely increased market for this class OF
American goods in Scandinavia.
You sometimes come upon American
canned chicken, turkey, oysters and prawns,
and must not forget American honey and
dessicated apples. and the high esteem in
which they are held In Sweden.
Our c0rn-Starch, or maizena,, Is q special
favorite with the Swedes, and the same can
be said OF our breakfast cracked oats and
hominy.
There Is an increasing Importation of
American -four into Sweden, and you may
see loads Of 1t carted through the streets
to the bakers. 1t Is contained In large brown
bags that hold as much as a barrel and Is
usually stamped Minneapolis"
Early In the "eighties" there was a large
importation Of American apples. Our red
checked Baldwins were preferred, and
"Amerikanska applen" was printed ON all
the bills Of fare at hotels and restaurants.
was pleased to see our American Baldwlns
again In the Stockholm markets In the fall
of 1890.
There was once a considerable sale In
Sweden for our sewing aud agricultural ma
chimes, but the Swedes have learned to
manufacture such articles themselves and to
control their home market.
twenty-five years ago In many Of the
Swedish farmers houses entered, found
hanging on the wall an American clock. fire.
quently embellished with an engraving Of
George Washington. At present round
nickel-plated clocks with an alarm on top
may be seen standing In rows In the shop
window and are sold everywhere throughout
the country.
And, last of all. / must not forget the
thousand and one little articles Of daily need
and use that come under the prolific head of
Yankee notions" For all such there is a
good demand and ready sale In Sweden.
In getting at the amount Of Sweden's act
ual imports from the United States / was
greatly assisted by DIR. Hjalmar Gullberg,
acutuary Of the royal central statistical
bureau. With the help of the statistics OF
the bureau, and also those available In the
Royal Kommerse Kollegium, we have sorted
out and separated the American goods I'm
ported into Sweden via other countries as
accurately as possible and added these to
Sweden's direct import from the United
States.
OF course, these figures are not, and from
the nature Of things can not be, exact; but /
believe they are approximately correct, and
am quite sure they are the only ones ever
made public giving any adequate idea Of the
volume of our trade with Sweden.
According to our computation, Sweden i'm
ported In 1889 the following amount of our
goods:
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
ABOARD THE CUTTERS,
Changes on the Woodbury. and paI-
Ias-Fox Island and RockIand.
Especial to the Press.1

RoCKLAND. April 24.-The United States
revenue cutter Woodbury., which has been in
our harbor the past week, left last night for
cruise to the eastward, her first objective
point being Castine. Lieut.. d. A. Hall, who
has been in command of the Woodbury. since
Captain Fengar was transferred to Lake
Erie. has been relieved Of the command of
the cutter during her stay here by Capt. ].
Hatch Parker, transferred from the revenue
cutter Dallas, whose place in turn is taken
by Capt Daniel Hodgdon. Second Lieuten-
ant W. S. Harland of the Woodbury. has
been ordered before the examining board for
examination for promotion. Cadet j. III.
Scott OF the Woodbury. has received notice of
his promotion to the Office of Third Lieuten-
ant.
Another meeting of the Fox Island and
R0ckland Steamboat Company was held in
this city yesterday, but no business was
transacted and an adjournment was made
sine die. The report sent out some time ago
to the effect that steamer was soon to be
built to replace the Pioneer, which runs on
the route between this city and Vinalhaven,
was rather premature. Mr.. G. II. Kimball,
OF Cleveland. Ohio, the gentleman reported
as having purchased the Pioneer, and also
who was to have built the new steamer, has
had some negotiations with the Fox Island
and Rockland Steamboat Company to that
effect, but nothing as yet has been DONE
schooner LGeorge A. Pierce, Capt. Arey,
New York for South Thomaston, coal laden,
struck rock in the river last night, starting
butts and causing leak. She came off at
high tide and proceeded to South Thomaston
where she Is discharging her cargo. Thence
sne VIII come to Rockland for repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
General Sporting Notes.

The Lovells will probably play again with
the Portlands next Tuesday or Wednesday.
There is talk of organizing local ball
team In Waterville.
suckers are running" according to the
Fairfield Journal
g. d. Libby Of Gardiner, while at Cobbos-
see Pond recently, captured an enormous
mud turtle which weighed nearly $50 pounds.
Messrs. e. W. Howe land A. e. Palmer OF
Gardiner have started In the trout fishing
season with record which it will be hard tO
equal. On a recent trip they struck pro-
llhc trout brook east Of Gardiner, and took
out 43 handsome trout
L. Carleton, ii. w. Poor, +. r. Nichols, FL
A. Jackson, p. Il. Haskell, o. w. Turner, G.
III. Hastings, +. E. Parker and f. NJ. Shaw
are the members Of this years Bowdoir
varsity crew.
The new American Trotting Horse Regis
try Association has purchased Wallace's
Register, Monthly and Year Book. Chicago
will be the headquarters of the new compa'
ny. The sale involves the plant owned by
the Wallace Register Company, including
the publications named, the cash on hand
office fixtures and goodwill, for So, 200 cash
the remaining $4,000 to be paid within a
year, bearing per cent interest, and guar,
antee that the quarterly profits be turned
over to Wallace as part payment OF the $50,
COO until that sum has been paid. DIR. A. Nj
Garcelon of Lewiston was elected one OF the
directors of the ne " association.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
TO HONOR THE GENERAL.
The Butler clubs Dinner Comment
on Judge Carpenters Action.

BOSTON, April 24.-The annual dinner of
the Butler Club, to be given at Young's ho-
tel, Friday, May /, the Goth anniversary Of
the capture Of New Orleans, bids fair to
eclipse in interest all that have preceded
1t. On this occasion the club will entertain
as its guests many of tie most distinguished
men both Of the state and nation.
Positive letters Of acceptance have been
received from United States Senator W. A.
Pfeffer of Kansas, who will speak upon"The
Farmers Alliance, Its Objects and Aims"
Gen B. F. 8utler will give his answer to the
question "Does Protective Tariff Protect
the Farmers" Corp. Tanner, who Is always
welcomed most heartily in :Boston. Hon. W.
ID. Looney of Portland, and Hon j. @. Line
han OF New Hampshire, are among the
guests from abroad,
1t is the intention Of the Lowell Bar Asso-
clation to present a protest against the ac-
tion OF Judge Carpenter in the case of Gen.
Butler
New YORK, April 25.-The ejectment Of
Gen. Butler from the United States Court
by Judge Carpenter has caused much ad-
verse comment among members Of the bar
here.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
They Asked for Bread and We're
Given Rifle Bullets.
Chilian Troops Fired Into a Mass Of
Defeneeless People.
Men Who Escaped the VOIIey Hunted
Down To Be Slaughtered.
A Word From England May Cause
Revolution in Portugal.

New YORK, April PA letter from Pan
anna reports great damage by floods and a
scarcity of provisions. The following is
from newspaper correspondent at TarapaI
ca, Peru, dated February %:
On the morning of the Sd, upwards of 5000
workmen collected at Pozo Almonte to pro-
ceed to Iquique and make formal representa-
tion respecting the scarcity Of
sent some of their leaders to
Negreis0s. There train appeared loade d
down with government troops. Without halt
ing or parleying. these troops
opened fire on 900 defenceless
workmen. women and children. The forces
marched forward and killed all the men.
The men from the Negreiros works
with the commissioners from Ramirez, re-
turned to their houses otherwise they might
have also fallen victims Some who escaped
from the slaughter took refuge in the nitrate
nelds but were subsequently followed up
and killed. Afterithese deeds were COM
mitted. 800 men were arrested. OF this num-
Der. 1S were murdered.
The Lima Diario said March 10th. ''The
Chilian government and the Chilian rebel
authorities both shot several persons. 1t Is
stated that when the government forces re-
tired from Pozo Almonte they shot all their
prisoners. They had destroyed all the
nitrate establishments they passed"
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25
a LIVELY GAME
In Which the LovelIs' Sharp Fielding
Won Them the Victory.

Nearly 500 pesple went out to the base ball
grounds yesterday afternoon, with the ex-
pectation of seeing a close and interesting
game. and although the home team came out
second best their presence was we'll repaid
by close and very interesting contest. The
home team was outbatted by the visitors ac-
cording to the base hit column, but hit the
ball just as hard. The Portlands, however,
were not so fortunate as the Lovells in hit
ting safe when there were men on bases. lin
the third inning, with man on third and
none out, the fielding of the Lovells was so
sharp that no runs were scored. Again, in
the sixth, with men on second and third, Nc
Laughlin hit hard grounder down by third,
of which Gardner made a beautiful stop
and threw the runner out at the plate. Again
In the eighth, with Keay on first, which he
had reached by hitting safe. DAILY drove a
hard line bit between short and third. Clark
ran towards third. jumped high in the air,
half turning around, and when he alighted
discovered TO his and everybody's surprise
that he held the much coveted sphere In his
right hand. Keay, who had started for Sec
ond, was thrown out at first before he could
return, making a very pretty double play.
The visitors batted, ielded and ran bases in
good style, and were on the jump from start
to finish. The score:
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-25

and officers elected. The Itinerants' InstI
tute elected these officers:

/ and officers elected. The Itinerants' Insti
| tute elected these officers:
President-Walter s. McIntyre.
Vice President-Joshua M. Frost.
Secretary-J. Albert Corey.
Treasurer-W. Il. Holmes.
Managers-Wilbur +. Berry, w. +, Holmes
w. s. Mcintyre, Abel f. Pottle.
The Conference Missionary Society elected
these officers:
President-Bishop r. s, Foster.
Vice Presidenu-Merrtt c. Pendexter
Secretary-W. s. Mcintyre.
Treasurer-W. f. Holmes.
Auditors-Thomas +. Jones, Joshua NJ. Frost
Managers-A. s. Ladd, j. A. Corey, w. F.
Berry, q. e. Bisbee.
The Society of Domestic Missions elected
these officers:
Presdent-W. F. Holmes.
Vice Presdent-N. O. Clifford.
Secretary-O. s. Pillsbury.
Treasurer. B. Donnel1
Standing Commlttee-The Presiding Elders and
J; b. Lapham, l. Luce, E. r. Drummond, II.
Chase, 3. Hooper, W. +. Berry.
The Epworth League elected these officers
President-E. o. Thayer.
Vice Presidents-W 3. McIntlre, ]. A. Corey.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. r. Holmes.
Executive Committee, G. Ross, K. ii. Atkins
Everett.
The Church Aid Society elected these Off
GERS:
President-D. B. Randall.
vice PreSident-C. H. Allen.
Secretary and Treasurer Israel Luce,
Managers-W. f. Berry, w. s. McIntire, G. E.
Blsbee, w. III. Niles, s. ID. Thomas.
The trustees of the Maine Wesleyan Sem
mary held special meeting. Reports
showed the institution to be in fonrishing
condition. The sum of $4,000 has been
raised for the new building. It Is probable
that there will be change In the steward.
The trustees of the conference authorized
the sale of property in Peru and the lease of
property In Sidney, and transacted consider
able routine business.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
voted not to hold joint sessions with the
Home Missionary Society hereafter.
:. Assignments of ministers for service on
Sunday have been made as follows: Bruns-
wick Congregational, J. Fl. Hurlbut; Bap-
tlst, j. A. Corey; Free Baptist. Israel Luce !;
Unitarian, A. S. Ladd; Union, Percy
Ghandler. Topsham, Congregational, /. G..
Ross; Baptist. w. S. Fitch; Free Baptist. f.
The pulpit Of Pine street church, Portland,
Will be occupied by Rev. 81. A. Clifford; OF
the lslard church by Mrs. Clark.
The evening meeting held in the town hall
and attended by an immense audience was
addressed by Rev. j. H. Hurlburt, d. D., In
the absence of Rev. Jos. Berry, the speaker
announced on the programme. Reports of
the work of the Epworth League were read
BY the officers.