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Colby University.

The following Is the programme OF com
mencement week at Colby University
seNDAY, JUNE IS.
Baccalaureate aermon by the President at 1880
a. m. at the Baptist church. -, ,,,..,
Annual sermon before the Boardman MlSSlOna-
~ Society and Young Mems Christian Assocar
ton, by Rev. Charles A. Towne OF Auburn, at
7.46 p. m. - M
MONDAY, JUNE 80.
Presentation Day exercises Of the Junior Class
az 230 p. m. on the Campus.
lnior exhibition at 7.46 p. m. at the church;
:, Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees at Champhn
Halt at 7.30 p. m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 80.
Glass Day exercises at 1880 a. m. at the
Church; at p. IN. on the Campus. 80
Annual meeting OF the Alumni AsSOeiatiOn az
Alumni Hall at pm.
Anniversary Grafton by Hon. Mark ii. Dunn ell
LID. (ClaSs OF 1S40), Of Minnesota; Poem Dy
Harry Lyman koOpman, AM. Of Burlington, VI.
(Class OF 1850, at the Church, at 7.45 p. M.
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.
Commencement Day. Exercises OF the Grsdua, va
ting Glass, and ConferriDg OF Degrees A' '"o
Church at 10 a. m. - ~, % a ao
The procession forms at Memorial han AZ '''o
q. m. -, nan .t 4 O 40
Library and Cabinet open to visitors from 10
bp.m. :. .sa,,or,aI Hall from S
N m
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Hebron Academy.

The anniversary programme Of Hebron
Academy, June 21-24, will be as follows:
SUNDAY.
1880 a. m-Sermon before the graduating
class by Rev. Francis w. Bakeman, d. D., OF
Chelsea, Mass.
TUESDAY.
Dedication Of Sturtevant Hall and reunion OF
old students.
1l.0o a. m.-oratlon, by Rev. A. X. P. Small,
ID. ID. of Portland.
ZOO p. m.-Short addresses by patrons and for
mer teachers and students OF the academy.
In the evening the trustees and teachers VIII
receive the friends OF the institution in Sturte-
want Hall; music by Grimmer's orchestra. Dur
lug the evening pictures and statuary will be pre-
sented.
WEDNESDAY.
1000 a. m-Exerclses of the graduating class.
S.00p. m.-Concert by the Ariel Quartette. with
other talent.
The ladies of Hebron will furnish meals in
the Old Chapel on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the proceeds to be applied to repairs Of the
Baptist church.
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Seminary, 20; High School. Q

An interesting, though one-sided game of
ball was played yesterday afternoon on the
horse car grounds in Deering by the West
brook Seminary and Deering High School
teams. Noyes and Payson did very good
work in the points for the Seminary nine,
and were well supported. Holstein's bat
ting and base running were up to his usual
high standard. For the High School team,
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TNO LET-At Falmouth Foreside, two new cot
landing and post Office; fine view OF Casco Bay !;
nice locality for boating aud fishing. For further
particulars enquire of VIM. GRIFFIN, near the
post office. %
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Weather Observations.

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday, June
10th, taken at p. M, 18th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind. state Of the weather:
Boston, TAO, SW, cloudless; New York,
TAO, S, cloudess; Philadelphia, 72o. S.
cloudless; Washington, 72o, s, cloudless Al
bany, 76I, ;, clondless; ButfalS, S,y "a, ,,' SM'
less; Detroit, 74o, SW, partly cloudy; Chi
cago, 74', SW, cloudless; st. Paul, 64o, SW.
cloudless; Duluth, 66o, w. partly cloudy
st. Vincent, 60, N, clondless; Bismarck, go,
N. cloudless; Jacksonville. 76o. NE, cloudy.
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EIao,lnn Of offlcers.

Division /, A. o. H., B. Of E. have elected
the ,olIowlng officers for the ensuing year
STATE Delegate-Patrick j. Weleh.
State secreIary-Henry sullivan;
state Treasurer-Thomas MeMahon'
Connty Delegate-Hugh conway;
niv,sion President Thomas SheNey'
Wee President Patrick furey' ,t.cor,hv
t,o..oisIe neeOauiiuIe ssscretary-E Edward Moran.
Treasnrsr-,JOhn sexton.
di.ssassssntlat- i.ssssent ~ Arms-Micheal Flaherty.
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This evening occurred the Anniversary con-
cert by the Conservatory Of Music with the
following talent: Wilson Il. Morse, direct
or; Mrs. w. +. Morse, accompanist. Solo
ists-Mlss Lillian s. Cummings, soprano. Of
the Handel and Haydn Society and the st.
Cecilia Society OF Boston; Miss Florence @.
Leach, violnist Of Portland; Mr.. Fred q.
Payne, clarinetist Of Lewiston; Mr.. Percy
A. II. Dow, baritone, class Of 1892; Miss Ell
len X. Wilson, pianist, class OF 1891. Quar-
tette-Miss j. Estie Swift, soprano, Miss
Carrie 4. Miller, contrsltc; Mr.. Henry Cool
idge, tenor; Mr.. Percy A. r. Dow. baritone.
Philharmonic Club-WilsOn f. Morse, dIrec-
tor, violin primo; Miss Florence @. Leach.
violin primo; Miss Theo. l.. Morse, violin
primo Miss A Bertha Morse, violin primo I;
Mr.. Percy A. X. Dow, violin secundo; Mas
ter Louis b. Morse, violin secundo; Miss
Mabel York, violin secundo; Mrs. w. +.
Morse, violoncello; Mr.. Fred Gllpatrick. con-
ira bass Mr.. Gardiner FerDald, flute; Mr..
Fred G.. Payne, clarinet; Mr. VIM. ID. Haynes.
cornet primo; Mr. frankie. Bucknam, cor
net secundO Miss Eyie g.. Morrill,, pianist.
Adelphian Glee Club and opera chorus.
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Found Sleeping Among the Dead.

PORTSMOUTH, June 10.-Several freight
cars at the Boston 81 Maine station were
broken into last night and various small
articles taken. Early this morning Officers
Jas. Lanning asleep in the North cemetery.
An old fashioned clock, one of the articles
taken, was lying close by. They were lock-
ed up.
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Uyo LET-A furnished cottage on Great Diamond
l. Island. Enquire of NELSON TENNEY, 100
Exchange street, or of MRS W. L. BEALS on
the Island 81
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TWO Fatal Accidents.
For a New Trial for Isaac.

CONCORD. N. H., June lO.-Counsel for
Isaac B. Sawtell will file motion for new
trial on the ground of newly discovered eyi-
dence. An application stating the grounds
of the motion with affdavits Of the evidence
in support thereof, will be fled In the offce
of the clerk Of the superior court at Dover
and be considered n mt the September trial
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Ispecial to the iPress.l

SALEM, Mass, June 10.-The finest game
of ball yet played in this city took place to-
day, when the home team defeated the Lew
istons in a 12-inning contest. Kiley and
Burrill. the Salems' battery, did great work
when men were on bases, Burrilps playing
being phenomenal. Scannell, of the Lewis
tons, former Salem player, was given an
ovation. His work was frst-class. The
Lewistons won much applause for their fine
exhibition. The Salems' winning run was
made by Burrilps base on balls. his steal
and Burdock's two-base hit. Attendance,
$40. The score
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Gus Humors, Salt Rheun, Syphilis, Cdtarrh,
Ringworm, Cdr6uncles, Ulcers, and Sores,
MdtaridL Poison, Pain in the Bones.
DANA SARSA PARILLA CO., Belfast, Ne.
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TvyEAMS TO LET-Parties desiring first-class
teams at reasonable prices should call at
III OXFORD STREET, nearly opposite f. E.
A fine looking turnout. iO-l
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smuggled on United States ships.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The Rerald's San
Agent Evans has made seizure of goods
smuggled on the United States steamers
Omaha and Swatara from China and Japan.
The seized goods include valuable silks, etc,
the total value Of which runs into thousands
Of dollars. The principal officers Of the two
vessels are implicated. The question Of
bringing criminal proceedings against the
officers, whose names have not yet been
made public, Is now being considered by
Collector Phelps
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Summer Residence to Let.

TNHE Soule property, on Littlejohn Island, con-
II sistlng of a cottage, studio, laundry, cook
house, boat'house, ice-house and wharf, will be
rented the sl00p "Casco" can be chartered if de.
sired; Littlejohns Island can be reached by the
Freeport steamer, Phantom; the house is finely
situated supplied with spring water, and well fur
nished, including bedding and is ready for occu-
Inquire of HENRY L. HOTCHkISS, Executor,
New Haven, Conn.,, or BENJAMIN TH0MP-
son, Portland, Me. je5dlw
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FOREST OF FLAME.
The Destruction In the Provinces
Goes MerrlIy on.

The Destruction In the Provinces
Goes MerrIIy on.
QUEBEC, June 10.-All the forests along
the line of the Lake st. John railway ap-
pear to be doomed to almost total destruc-
tion unless rain falls very shortly. From
the terminus of the railway at Roberval on
the shores of Lake st. John to Lake st.
Joseph, only twenty-five miles from this
city, one connected belt of fire seems to be
sweeping onward through the whole vegion.
On the Laurentides division Of the Lake st.
John railway all the wood In parts surround
ing Lake st. John seems to be on fire. At
mevioae anu t 1a 0n sn9 msa aAo sU aI,
burned. Other large fires In addition to that
on the south shore, which has already licked
up the village of Black Lake, are reported
raging in the Saguenay district
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lseveraI whIch pIdn't BUM.

RICHMOND, June 10.-A dispatch received
lin Stream, states that there Is no fee there
or near the stream. One received from
Moose river. fifteen miles above there, says
there Is no FIRE near there. One from West
Forks says there is no fire on the Enchanted
but one is reported near Moosehead Lake.
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For SnIe.

TIME stock OF groceries, furniture and fixtures
III in the store lately occupied by Frederick l..
The stock is well assorted and in good condition,
having been nearly all put in since November
last. If applied for at once Will be sold at a
great bargain. This is a rare opportunity for any
5ne desir0us of engaging In the grocery business.
For further particulars inquire Of GEO. LIBBY,
Aoot5"SN' div
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The Chase Was a Hot one.

FARMINGToN, June 10.-It will be remem-
bered that at the last term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court. held In this county, one
Charles E. Smith was convicted on the
charge of being Ia common seller" and a
fine of 500 and costs. together with thirty
days Imprisonment, was imposed. On the
Sth day of April last, Smith broke jail and
escaped. leaving the fine unpaid and the
sentence of the court unsatlsfied. From that
day until last Saturday, Sheriff Sylvester
and his deputies, together with Jailer Dyer,
have been indefatigable in their efforts to re-
capture the escaped criminal; and so hot did
they make it for him, that last week his
friends came forward and paid the county
S160 88 and $40 costs
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ITO LET-A very pleasant furnished room on
Il second floor, with bay window overlooking
Lincoln Park; bath room, with hot and cold wat
er and gas. Inquire at BAL CONGRESS ST. 81
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Browns only sister. were present on the
happy occasion.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.

The contract for bnildIng the new ferry
boat, to ply between Bath and WoOlwich
shores on the Knox & Lincoln line, has been
Bath, they being the successful bidders.
The craft will be 200 feet long, capable Of
accommodating six passenger coaches or ten
freight cars. The craft will be a side wheel
er and the machinery will be built at the
Bath Iron Works. The vessel will be COM
pleted during the winter, and enter the ser
vice next summer.
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To Irot for $4,000.

The Charter Oak Park management. at
Hartford, announces the nominations for the
Nutmeg $4,000 purse "for trottiDg foals of
1891. as three -year-olds," to be trotted at the
purse will be thus divided: $4,000 to first,
$4,000 to second, $1,000 to third, $1,000 to
fourth, and $1,000 to the breeder of the win
ner, The race will be mile heats, best three
in five to harness. Such an event as this,
with its evident possibilities, has attracted a
great number of nominations, aggregating
about $50 from over 100 breeders. Following
is the full list for Maine:
G. S. Burleigh Vassalboro, colt by Nelson, dam
Bessie.
West dam Nellie q.
G. c. Moses, Bath, colt by Myrtlewood, dam
Gypsy Shaw.
s. w. Parlin,. Phillips, bay colt Elmdale, by
Alectus, dam Princess.
M. j. Powers, Pittston. bay lilly Flossie p, by
Fleetwood Wilkes, dam Nancy b.
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General AIeer Quoted for Blaine.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 10.-General r. A.
an interview he said ''If Mr.. Blaine indi-
Gates to the Republican party that he will
be a candidate for President, l believe he
would be nominated ir moment. believe
he would be the strongest man the Republi-
cans could place in nomination.
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CoLBYs,
BowDoINs,
IOJaI. ..........."bU II 10 III 80 II
InnInpS.1 2 S G z 1n II

InnIngs..1 Q 3 8 Z 8 91o11
Colbys... 2 o 20 I-I2
Bowdoins.. 20 0 0 o L 3 o oil
Earned runs-Colbys; 4 Bowdoins. /. Two
ton, Lombard, Parsons, Three base hits~HiIton
2, Parsons. Stolen bases-Co!bys, z; Bowdoins.
8. Bases 0n balls-Bonney, Lambard Hovia q
Latlp, Packard 2, Tukey, Hutchinson 2, SAVAGE
2. Time-2h. som. Umpire-Pushor.
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College Standing Tied.
Especial to the Press.l

WATERvILLE. June 10.-In an eleven in
ming game today. hard and well fought from
first to last, Colby won victory, and by so do
ing tied the score of the college league, rem
deriDg another game necessary. The clubs
now stand with three victories each. The
score:
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For Sale at GOTh3I0.

House and lot on School street, known as the
Parkhurst property; story and half house, half
acre land, valuable apple and shade trees;
adjoins Congregational Church, near Normal and
High school. Inquire of
Ed. SCAMMON, Seectman,
or STEPHEN HINKLEY, Town Treasurer.
my30 du
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Enchanted Ponds Fires Put Out.

SKowHEGAN, June 10.-Fires that have
been raging near Enchanted Ponds have
been put out. Other fires are raging In the
northern part of Somerset county and over
known. At Moose River settlement the
smoke is yery dense.
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Hull did some fine work at the bat, making
four clean hits The High School team were
oyermatched, but played good game both
at the bat and in the field. The umpiripg Of
Paine was satisfactory. The score.
wEsrBRooK SEMINARY.
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PORTLAND, Me-, June 10, 1891.
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TOTALS, ...4O 70 10 10
DEERING HIGH SCHOOL.

Two-base hits-Holstein, Hull. First base on
balls-Payson 2, Colburn, Noyes 2, Wilson, Pride,
b. :Coffin Q. Struck out-By Noyes, 10; by B.
and Wilson. Hit by pitched ball-Fowler, Pride,
Berry. Wild pitches-Tracy, 2. Passed balls
Payson ], @. Coffin 2, Hull 2. Umpire-Paine.
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EtO LET-A cosy tenement of five rooms, in
IL house No. Al Wilmot street, TO a man and
wife. Apply to s. F. PEARSON, Gospel Mission
2 to O'clock n M 5-1
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The Typographical Union, In session in
Boston, yesterday appointed Committee To-
wait upon Colonel Morgan of the Post with
a view to making that union office.
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Canadian Pacific to Build Branch.
on a Spree at Old Orchard.

B1DDEFoRD. June 1O.-Oficers were hunt
ing for two Saco young men today who hired
a horse at livery stable yesterday failed to
return it and were alleged to have passed the
night in the company of two Kennebunk
girls. One of the missing men was Charles
E. Dearing, who was found and arrested
aud tonight fined for intoxication. The
other was Daniel S. Hamilton. He was
found at his fathers cottage at Ocean Park
In company with the two girls, but he es-
caped through window. He has since re-
turned home and he will be arraigned In the
Saco court tomorrow. The two girls are
confined in jail.
TWO Fatal Accidents.
BANGOR, June 1o.-Fred Lynch of Med
way, river driver. was drowned this after
noon on the Mattawamkeag river,
BY an explosion of dynamite charge in
the road at Montague. yesterday. where a
crew was blowing out stump, child was
probably fatally injured.
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UN0 LET-Upper rent of rooms with Sebago,
l. all in good order, No sc Quebec street. Apply
to CHARLES MERRILL, No. 80 Quebec ST 6-I
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That Big Paper Suit.

SKowHEGAN, June 10.-A very important
case is now being heard by referees at this
place befores Judge Foster and Emery. The
question is whether the Carrabasset Pulp
Company of this place are holden to the
Bowdoin Paper Company in failing to fulfill
their contract to furnish said paper company
pulp for term of years as per contract. The
paper company filed claim for large
amount, as they claim being a loss to them
by the pulp company failing to fulfill their
aoptraof
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COTTAGES AND ROOMS TO LET-By the
" week, month, or season, on Little Diamond
Island. Table board furnished next door If re-
quired. Inquire OF A. M. SMITH, Custom House
wharf 6-2
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Mean daily ther.... 55 4 Max vel. wind LIN
Maximum ther .....65.3 Total precip....... %
Minimum theE.....45.6i
P.C.-Partly cloudy.
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ARoosTooK COUNTY.
A meeting Of the Aroostook and Penobscot
Union Pomona Grange will be held at Music
hall. Houlton. on Wednesday, June oath.
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The Pension List,

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Pensions hay,
been granted to the following Maine peo
pie:
ORIGINAL.
Richard II. Orcutt, Chas. III. Hanscomb,
Daniel Waltz, VIM, A. Anderson.
.. A, Fenno, deceased, John @. A. Whitley,
Daniel Goodwin, Benz. Bishop.
INCREASE.
Richard L. Aver.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Electa T. Plummer Myra r. Fenno
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The following games were played yester-
day in the National League:

The following games were played yester-
day in the National League:
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyns ..........S o o 1 o. K
Clevelands. 3 o 0 O. 8
Base thits-Brookiyns, 12; Clevelands, o. Err
rors-Brooklyns,5; Clevelands, IL. Batteries
Lovett and Daley, Young and thinner.
AT NEW YORK.
Pittsburgs. 2 o 2 o 1 o x-14
New Yorks. .........l q o 3 o o o l.
Base hits-Pittsburgs, 13; New Yorks TO- En-
ros-Pittsburgs,. q; New Y0rks, 6. Batteries
Calvin and Mack, Ewing and Clarke.
AT BOSTON.
Bostons. .............2 3 o 8 2 O o 2-13
Chicagos. ...........O o o o o o o. o
Base hits-Bostons, Is; Chicagos, 8. Errors
Bostons, s.; Chicagos, 4. Batteries -Clarkson
and Bennett, Lake, Hutchinson and Kittridge.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnatis. o o o o x 3
Philadelphias 40 o o o o o o.
Base -Cincinnatis, z; Philadelphias, 8. Er-
-Cincinnatis, 2; PhiladelphIas A. Batteries
-Mullane and Harrington, Thornton, Brown and
Clements.
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FIVE MINISTERS EXPELLED,

Ai "ADN"oS GAN'
Electa K. Plummer, Myra b. Fenno.
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THE w EATHER.

SSStSt VII ettO SSaoS
The following is the forecast of the weather
for Maine: Fair; cooler on the coast, warm
er in the interior; easterly winds.
Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 10, 1891.
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Total supplies and cash.

Total supplies and .S2o9.76
These officers were elected:
Coonel-E. @. Moran.
Lieutenant Colonel-Robert L. Whitcomb.
Major-Harry l.. Harrington.
Division Council-J. p. McCOllister, O. L. But
ton, w. ii. Austin.
There was parade and banquet this eve
niny.
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WANTEI

WANTED-To inform the public that we have
w opened our branch grocery store on Peaks
Island, where you can buy groceries, meats of all
goods delivered free. LITTLEEIELD & co. s l
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OTTAWA. Ont, June 10.-The body of Sir
John Macdonald was taken to Kingston for
burial today. Its departure from this city
was marked by imposing ceremonies.
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Forest wooIsn mills Lose.

BRIDGToN, June 10.-Fire here today In
the card room OF the Forest Woolen Mills
caused loss to the machinery OF about
$1,000; insured.
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TWO uMPIRES IN MANCHESTER.
Webster's Career Ended by the Po-
IIce-cIIIis Gave Manchester the
Game.


Came.
MANCHESTER, N. H., June 10.-There was
disgraceful scene on the ball grounds here
today. The manager of the Portland club
put his catcher, Webster, in uniform, in to
umpire 1.-THE game. claiming that Gillis was
not a regular umpire, although the latter pre-
sented telegram from the secretary of the
leage authorizing him to umpire the game.
After the firsi inning Webster went behind
of the Manchesters objected, and ordered
Webster's removal. which was done by Off
cers. Webster returned and proceeded to
umpire again, whereupon he was arrested
and locked up. Manager Leonard of the
Portlands refused to go on with the game,
and Gillis declared it forfeited to Manches-
ter, 8 to 0. Shine, of the Portlands, then
seized ball. The Manchester players and
the crowd, thinking that he was going to
steal it. rushed ugon him, and only the inter
ference of a dozen officers prevented serious
trouble. Finally Leonard consented to play
an exhibition game, which was won by Man
chester, 16 to 6.
MANCHESTERS.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
what They Did at Their Session In
Auburn Yesterday.

AUBURN, June 10.-The annual encamp-
ment of the Maine Division. S. of ", was
held here today. Colonel Cloudman presid-
ing. There were SO members present.
Commander Cloudman's report showed af-
fairs to be in prosperous condition. The
adjutant's report showed 80 camps in good
standing. with Ills members. During the
past year there have been mustered six
camps with membership Of 153 The camp
making the largest gain during tho term is
A. G. Pray Camp Of Auburn.
The quartermaster reported
Cash received. SoO4 20
Cash expended. .............. ............. 84O.4S
balance. .......... ..... ...........S 63. 81
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THO LET-House at Woodfords; the half of the
Ill Samuel Jordan house fronting Forest ave-
nue.. with its horse and electric car services terms
moderate. Apply to e. G. JORDAN, 311a Ex-
change street, or A. w. JORDAN, in close
vicinity of house. 1-tf
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VyO LET-Furnished cottage of rooms at
IL Jones Landing, Peaks Island, on the Ridge.
Enquire at 219 Spring street of C. l. KlMBALL.
29-2
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTT TAND PURIISHINQ COMPANY

Published every day lSundays excepted) BY the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND ME
TERMS: seven Dollars Year. When payment
s made strictly In advance the price will be Six
dollars.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-On inch space OF
the length of column, or twelve lines n0npdTeii
constitutes square"
SI.60 per square, daily, first week rs cents per
week after; three insertions or less, 81 90; con-
tnuing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents.
one week, Sl.00; 30 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, 0ne-third additional.
Under head of ADJUSTMENTS" and "AUCTIoN
SALES" $500 per square per week; three. .inser-
tioDs or less. 81 80.
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.cordon-cummIng Married.
with Imposing CeremonIe

PARIS, June 10-The natives Of Nation
massacred, roasted and deyoured q Fren
expedition from Loango under NJ. Cramp
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

for property in this city or vicinity, farm IN
SMindhami cuts twenty-five (25) tons OF nay
puliungs aag nrstclass. Excellent farm In Deerlhg;
GUS MY tons hay. For particulars, call on
JOHN Q. and Il. ii. COBB,
,o,o, Sl1s Exchange Street, Portland, Maine.
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The Portland daily press., 1891-06-11

Lynns.. 20 O o o Q s
Woonsockets....O o o 0 O. 3
-Lynns, q Woonsockets, 8. Batteries-Rey-
nolds and Corcoran, Lynch and Conaughton.