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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

5 O'Cr.ck TEAS.
wehsve Jus, osened
lArge assortment Of
5oClock Tea kettles
with stands Of Wrought
Iron. Brass and Copper.
We think you will not
find as great variety
anywhere the city.
Prices. e. -. IS. 81 -. e.. Ell s6. a. and
upto els each.
wILMARTH a EDMoNsToN.
China aud HouseiurnisLinss.
lsoo PENN. AVE oce
Mas. nj. J. HrSr
1909 d ST. Y. W.
viii eshiidt On
TUESDAY. OCTOBER q
Acaseof
BONNErs AND HATS
Which arrived too late for
-, .-,-,-, General Os~ninx.
LADIES
AwoNDER IN sHOEMAKING.
SPECIAL SHOES FoR LADIES.
AFULL LINE NOW IN STOCK.
Price -. So
These Shoes look well and ft well.
They comfortable to tender feet.
Made on the bench at our Baltimore house
Good material used to make them.
Call and see them. Ask for them. It's the fsvorste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

Ma a., q Bed Controllers. very COM
lar. s siLe Comforts. 56r.
.!sa ~. IoiE,o rters. White filing, al.
"''sht eOaors. White filing,
Our ~ Sh-thing extra for al 20
q h,,s.. omfort has Whit riiinS mad.
Al 81 inhl WITH fss, Red Inning
" aEcy 90. SaSieen Comfort. Red lined.
ssss -ior's are made OF ine French
z- -. ~ eolOrs. fne sIlipz and .
Ss a.sa. =, -. 81 -. g and So Comtort.
tr-aeA 49,, .he lest french satt-~p. WITH
s.tes Innings. IN all ID. light
A E,5,ssofSn .,hins new in Comfor.ers
ss,een linins i, oh IA slik. with French
All n 'S ~ Comforts in Witt al 49, 49,
p.,eni cord .,S.on Conforters have the
.SSa-r lnln, ~. I'd seams and have an
issiaad and ~. a-s- goods are nAu ufactured in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

"A LII ssss o ooo
SPECIAL No. 10.
| ladies' White Merno Vests and
Pants at the tou price Of L9c per gar
| ment. The Vests have ribbed arms
and are silk bound. The Pants have
ribbed ankles. thus insurns a snug
mt under the hosiery.
SPECIAL No. L..
6-button Suede Mousquetaire
| Gloves. in Tans. Browns and Black.
| iomouow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPECIAL No. Is.
Sbutton Suede Mousque:aire
Gloves, fine skin. all new shades and
| BLACK Tomorrow. Ii
SPECIAL No. 10.
s-button Dressed Mousouetaire
| Gloves, in Black and new shades
SPECIAL No. 30
S-bu.ton ueds Mousouetairo
| Gloves. superior quality, in OK blood
| Coral. Reseds. Mahogany, Capote
and other shades to match the new
| dress fabrics. Tonorrow......el9S
SPEcrAL.So. 81.
| sonnstte Corsets. manufactured BIZ
the celebrated &C. p" corset makers
said to 1T and wear as well as
any Of the &c p" Corsets. and yet
the price is less than half as much m
the lowest grade OF &c p" Corsets
Black. White Drab and Tan in both
medium and extra lengths, and resna-
lar one-dollar Cersets. Special price
tomorrow.. .........................SJc
E0TE.-Arranyements have been
made to have extra help OF the above
mentioned depnrtments order hat
everybody may be waited upon with
Romptness and dispatch
THE BON MARcHE.
Il sl4 AND sl6 7TH ST. NV.
| FANCY PLUSH CANTON. DOUBLE FACE l5c.
.,.'m ~ axrrs ExTEHsElsE.
HE QUEEN anne"
| Attention b called 10 this new pattern Of
SOLID STEALING SILVER WARE.
Considered by all who have seen II the noss artistic
ses pfoduced-psactical and inexpensive.
Articles Of this design in exquisite white
| cases are especially suitable for
WEDDING PREsENTs.
very Iasxe s.orsmsnt Of an the newer articles m
fancv silver waro
II. ". GAIT. BRO. co..
Jewellers aad silvsmitha. n07 PsansyivAnia ave.
ocs-H
SouooL Booxs Am
SCHOOL sUPPLIEA
wnoG.aALK AHp RETAIL.
WI bAI.lASrYxE 4 soxs.
olbln ~ 7th Il. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

Misses Very Fine Cheviot Double breasted
Jackets. in Tan and Gray. with full rolling COL
lar and French seams-perfect hitting. sizes
II, IL and Is years.
I'll. Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

BLANKETS AND CoMroRrABLEs.
10 per cent reductions off the marked prices during
the Star sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

Tomorrow will be your last OPP
portunity to see the store in its
Opening" dress. The decora-
tions will be laid aside and bust
ness lie begun in earnest. Ours
being tie only Exclusive Cloak
and Suit House" in Washington
We shall be continually alert in
maintaining orr reputation as
having at all times the largest.
most fashionable and elegant
stock of these garments. Shall
be pleased to see You tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

CAPES. We originated the name
Of "Bsrnhardt Capes" and were
the first to introduce them
In this city. Our stock Of
Capes 10 not surpassed by that Of
any cloak house in the country.
We have all the new fall and
winter shades. especially in the
: Tans. Reds. Biscuit, Coffee
Browns. &c. much affected by
the fashion leaders Of New York.
London and Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09
LAsssrRsH 4 BRo.

LSssrRsH 4 BRo.
This cold spell has come to stay.
Pr-yare yourself with proper Bed
Covering This yOu dare not neglect.
We have anticipated your wants by
layin- in the largest stock We have
ever carried This viii lie a very
cold winter-be prepared. Rather
nfs - for Blanket than suffer the
consequence Of not being properly
covered This sale which should
have Equal attraction for the hotel
prOsrietOrs aud larse boarding-h house
keepers. We have Affixed splendid
prres- Read about them.
lo-4 Wool Blanket. $50. This is
h4ly zuOL value
Ab-tier lO-4 Wool Blanket, 81 so
Ayet better lO-4 Woo Blanket 81
aIo1 wool Blanket. 60. in Red Blue
AM yellow bCrusrs, Australian wool
~ White Blankets. iull size. homes.
Eelzht. for 50
~ Wool Blanket. $40; worth $3.50
- Atwood Blanket; weighs "
rshas strictly rure wool
~ Australian Wool Blankets extra
ss'<ht. t6. worth 50 %
~ Woo Blankets 81 10; the biggest lar
50 sh"Nn yet This Blanket cannot be re-
'~N 'SF Tie sAnle pr4ce at which IL is sold
- Atwood Blanket, so.Jo. These are
asze and I-nsth.
- Atwood Blankets. 30 and ss.
n P''''S Blankets from =. to $40 Per
.re Blankets. plain and embroidered GEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

u UMBRELLAS.
81 24-inch G.oria School Umbrellas - &c
% 6-inch aloria Umbrellas, oxd zed handles 10;
e. 10 .6-inch Gloria Umbrellas natural crook
indies e. 40
$50 2S-inch Gloria Umbrellas. silver trimmed
A-Ao,es ... ...... Ell
LEATHER Goops
%. 80 Fancy Embroidered Shopping Bags 90 70
GS and 1'c Leather Music Rolls. different coors zoe
Eye zeal Alligator urse. large size. ..........1 &c
2oc. Imitation Seal and Calf Pocket Books, ok
e.Heu clasp. l9c
JEwELRY AND PLATED WARE.
&c. Shell Hairpins Black. Amber and Shell L. each
DC = row COlored Pearl Neck sce .... IQc each
% and oOc Sterling Silver Thinbes. all PIE
20 and oc oxd Fed and Cut Silver Garter Clasps l9c
JOc Rogers Royal Butter Knives :S9 30:
5Oc Rogers Tipped Sugac Shell. nc
u Bet Chiidren's Knife. Fork and Spoon 7:,c
0Oc Heavy Plat Knife hest :. ... ...........:s SIC
Ioc White Metal frame for miniature pct .J9c
ID and 5tc. Shears and Scissors. guaranteed
Loo pair
HANDKERCHIEF.
BIC. Embroidered and Plain Hemstitched
Eye Colored Border aud White Embroidered
o..
Doc White Silk Initial Handkerchiefs. .......25c
DOC Colorsd SIX Embroidered EdSs Handler
80: : :. :. :. :. :: :. . - :. nc
ScARrs AND SHAwLs.
Sl6o Cashmere Scar.s plain n 10
Cashmere Scarfs. Black and Cardinal. 6s)c
u Ice Wool Shawis BLACK and White. ...... e. ~
Book AND STATIONERY DEpAnr.
MENT.
Rissafchs Lives. 3vos.. CLOTH REGULAR price.
%
gibbons Rome. vols. cloth. Regular price,
....................el.6s
oliver Optics Works 81 rs and u. 80 books 7Sc each
Aimwsil Stories for Eovs aud Girls; cloth
bound 81 books .<5c. each
All Of Daudets and Maupasssnt's Works;
houflsdgs $l5o nlustsassi stiea.. .cDc. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

WILLIAM II. Mex n z W.
923 Pennsyivania ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09
To The PUEBLO.

John Steinle 9TH and East Capitol sts offers a new
full hne Of Fine CONNECTIONS Of ali kinds your own
approval. Parties. balls weddings served promptly
Al short notice. Oysters, Drip Coffee and Lunches
speciality. ocs,-lN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09
e. e.; 4. III ssss ss$ $H SIS S.
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
1TH STREET.
TIT 90 MN MN 90 gRR RRk 90 " W W
+ $sj$ II: $ Is III T. II e wv IVY

Until night advantage Of the bal.
That goods you can use goes
saying now in the store
prices in it for MS .. fin up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

n s1''''d Blankets from - to $40 Per
.1o Blankets. pls;n and embroidered CEN
'sfs. II ali Grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

SOME BAneArss IL FINE Footwear
FOR THIS WEEK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

- Atwood Blanket, so.JO. These are
u'aszs and I-ngth.
- Atwood Blankets. 81. 30 and IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-09

Mas. nj: J. HuSr.
1909 D ST. NV,
VIII enhiiit On
TUESDAY. OCTOBER q
a case Of
BONNErs AND HATS
Which arrived too late for
General Ogsrnnx
ALL INVITED. rea6ltr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
BIDpEroRD AND sACo
C sIsbrats the Fouuh fc 9rsat Styls
The Athistic Sports.

r1ppsroRD, July The biggest Fourth
Of July celebration Biddeford and Ssco
have had since 1876, vas held today. the
York county vheelmen having an important
part therein.
At sunrise. noon aud sunset sll the bells
in the two cities we're rung. At o'clock,
after waiting two hours fer clear sky,
there Was long parade of fantasies, j headed
By the bicycle club, decked out in hetero-
vsneous costumes. About 20 local mer-
chant. had Displays in the trades division.
The juIges, Mayor Staples Of Bidde-
FORD and Mayor Lowell and City
Solicitor Bradbury of Ssco awarded the
prizss, IS follows; For best bicycle dis
play, to Charles Fl. lines ard Arthur Fair
field, who represented devils, sstride tan
dem team; bss. trade display, $40, to
William Emery, grocer, Ssco; for best
IocaI political hit, IS, for take-of on Bid
deford's city liquor agency and Deputy
Sheriff. Harmon aud Small.
Nearly 1000 people attended the after
roon sports at the Ssco Driving Park. The
track was little heavy. The events were
won a. follows:
Hall mile ordinary, open to York county,
Albeit T. Berry. 5000. nfN; teorge IN.
Leavitt. Bidisford, second; John G. Law
renee. SAco, third; time, l.41, 81, LIS ;
quarter mile safety, open to state, Frank
NJ B-ovn. Portland. first; Will " Tarbox,
Biddeford, second; George Li.tlefeld, ,Saco
third time. 4zsec., 45asec.; mile safety
open 10 State. john G Lawrence, Ssco.
first; Frank NJ. Brown, Portland
second; George LiaIsfsid, Saco, third
time. 3l3; boys safety. Harvey Hill. Ssco
first; Frank Ward, Kennebunk, second
Frank Hodgion, Ssco. third. time. ! Az
hslf-niie safety, open to York county
John G. Lswrence, Sscc, frst. George M
Learist, Biddeford, second. VIII W. Tar
box, Biddeford, third. Time, SO. Han
of safety, one-qaarter mile-John g. Law
renee. Ssco. first; Hovey Hill. Saco, sec
ond; Will ". Biddeford, third. Time, 40,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
A FATAL SHOT.
0hlesr John Pollard While
Rlidin8 I Low Resort
10 Wlnslev Shoots John Kelly Of Waller.
Iills Ia the Abdomen.
He VIII Pre- baby Dis-Osli- Delercs
Claimed by Poila,d. D

wArERviLLs. July 5.--There 10 lots Of
excitement here tonight over . shooting
affair in the neishborins town Of winslow.
The officers have received frequent CON-
plants against resort at SPRING Point on
Pstties Pond in winslow, whore . crowd
has been in the custom Of assembling on 0un-
day to dance and drink. Constables John Pol
lard and Horne raided the gang this after
noon and in al, mptins to arrest the fiddler.
a row ensued, in which Pollard shot John
Kelly Of waterville in the lower part Of the
abdomen. Kelly was brought to this city.
The ply sicians are unable to dnd the bullet
and the wound is likely to prove fatal.
Pollard claims tina, Kelly assaulted him and
that he shot him In self defense. Tho
officers face 10 bruised by blows received
from the crowd.
II is reported that Pollard has been AZ
rested and lodged In the jsi, at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Richmond, 12; Portlard. 6.

SpcNihA " thS hbNEhnht VotAFA1-l .
RlcHaosp, July The Richmond ball
plaoers defeated Portland team, wearing
uniforms marked "Marphy's BAlssm," to
the tune Of IL to 6 in seven innings here
today. Tne game wac. intensely exciting,
and the Portland pitcher, Ruby, Who has
done such coed work in crack teams be-
fore. was batted from the box in four in'
nings, while Fisher. for Richmond. pitched
beautiful game, notwithstanding the Port,
land boys talk "thAt If Fisher pitched
they had soft snap" Ruby was replaced
in the fifth inning by Allen, . pitcher who
did excellent work, being hit for only two
bases. The features were Fishers pitch
ing aud batting, Donnelfs catching. Pet
tees second bass work. heavy batting and
good base running, Wbitney's superb work
in right and Rsudlette's daring base run
ming for Richmond. For Portland, Hsmel,
behind the bat. in throwiDg to sec
ord and making = home ruu. Jones's
work on first, Aliens pitching and
Collins base running were the good
points, while Ruby's poor work IN the
box aod two wretched errors on third, with
the inability Of the whole team to hit Fish-
er, and & general "couldn' s-seem-to-get
there" lost them the game. Pettee ven q
pair of shoes by home run and Hamel
got handsome neck,ie for the same act.
The score was tied in the uneven half Of
the eighth inning, but rank decision OF
the Portland umpire. which : reference to
the plsioly worded rules Obliged him 70 re-
verse, delayed the game so that it was
called st 40 T. NJ. An immense crowd
wss present Next Saturday the Rich
monde cross bats with an Auburn club.
Richmond has only lost three games this
season. The score:
Innings.
Richmon1.. J o .1-l2
Portland. .......... 0 0 = q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Tho Fourth Of July Celebrations In this
@City Rather Quiet, with few Aooi-
dsnts.


The Fourth OF July in this CITY was. on
the whole quite uueventful, fortunately for
the small boys. There was plenty OF
noise in some quarters CT the city on the
eve Of the glorious day, but there was not
the psndemonium that sometimes chsrsc-
terizss the natal day OF American inde-
pendence The morning dawned cloudy
with prospects, OF rain, though this was not
borne out by the weather sdvices from
Washington. The rain soon began to fall,
however, and the fair weather nag on the
public building dropped and looked mourn
fully limp rs though deprecating the
fchleness oil "old probabilities. TOWARD
noon, however, the rain ceased ana
there began to Dc hopes entertained 'hs'
the races might be held after sii' These
hopes were realized During the forenoon
there was con'inusi swapping OF hft-
crackers and ic'pedoes. In the afternoon
Wsser street WAS quiet. the crowd hsving
been attracted 10 The PARK ~hefe the tro''ips
was in progress. Befofe evening the run
along the street began again and the com
eination OF private ceiepranons maze .
rather interesting whole. In the evening
hsndsfma co'ored nres were burned ifo"
the tower OF 'he puohc ouiio'hs' spd 'ro"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
srAsn HOUSE.
olsanirgs From the Insurance Depart
msut-Old Books In ths Library.

The insurance companies doing business
in this State have made pretty good show-
ing In the matter Of sending in their applica-
sions for renewal Of their licenses. They
are likely to delay In sending in their ap-
pl,cssions. but already $50 companies out Of
the $50 have had theiy licenses renewed by
the commissioner and 20 Of ths 1855 broksrs'
licenseshave been renewed. Thisyear the fee
Of the department viii be increased - the
fee for agents 10 o. this year where pre-
vious to this year II has been 81. In the
number OF agents which the different life
companies have doing business In the State
the Travellers lead with Is agents, aud the
fees FROM this company amount to SIG
Among the fire companies the .Etna leads
Oh with 30 agents paying into the depart
ment sos.
In the State Board Of Health Department,
there are for distribution about sixty diff
ferent blanks and circulars. In having
his new oiiices fitted up as they are iu a
very convenient manner. DIR. Young has
arranged = series Of comp srtmcnts each con-
tanning but one kind Of circular or blank 90
that The work of sending them OUT is greatly
facilitated. There have peea some COM
plsints made by the local boards Of health
that the cards Of warning placed on houses
where scarlet fever or diphtheretic patients
are condned, being printed with = tlate
eolored ink did not show sufficiently to be
noticed in many cases. To ohviate this
the cards are henceforth TO be
painted With scarlet inks.
When the new library quarters shall have
been pu. in readiness for occupancy there
will be \ vast amount Of work staring the
librarian in the face. The removing Of the
books snd placing them in the new stacks
uuder a perfect system Of cstaloRuing is =
task few appreciate. The librarian has
been engaged recently in cleaning up
the nooks Of the library where the
books that were not on the shelves
had been stored and putting the Maize doeu-
Inents in alphabetical order. Anon. h,sc
were found some that are very vaIusble
Among them is tho only copy in the library
Of Br. G. Il. Jsckson's report on Maine
geology, made in 1899. Then there is the
second annual report on geology and na,u
raj history gotten out in 1868, a valuable
book, and the agricultural reports Of lsGI-2,
Some of them bear the marks Of age. for
instance, "rhe New Eogisnd Primer
printed by Edward Diaper, London, 1777
and stevens Artillery Practice" gotten
out by . revolutionary veteran in 1877.
Major C. j. House has added to his du-
ties as Messenger to the Governor and
Council, the duties Of clerk In the Labor
Bureau, for the next few months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Baglish BshIing Sea Arbitrator Ar.
rivos.

NEw YoRK, July 5,-Sir George Baden
Powell, the English Behring sea commits
sioner appointed to Arbitra,e on the seal
ing question, arrived today on the Etru-
ria. His stay in the city was
very brief one a. he took the train at
Z this evening for Montreal. lie will spend
a fsw days at Ottawa in consultation with
Premier Abbott and Minister Of Marine
Service Tupper Al the conclusion Of this
will leave for Vancouver. where he will bs
joined by the commissioner on behalf Of
Canada, Mr.. Dawson, and the course will
then be direct for Behring sea.
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Meteorological Report.

iJuIy 2, 1901. II r. MI
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New Hugiand Lsaeus Standing
Other Games.

At Providence -(A.M Providence, 4 :
New Haven, 5. (P. NJ New Haven, s.;
Providence, 4.
At Troy-Troy, 3 ALBANY. 2.
At syrscuse-5yracu'e Stars. 5; Leb-
anon, 0.
,Busslo-BufsIo. G; Rochester. 1
At Fo1boro "a. NJ -Fo1boro, Z; Paw
tucket Stars, o.
At Norwo0d-(P. NJ foIboro, 8; Nor
wood, 4.
At Melrose--Meiross Athletics, 8; Bos.
ton Athletics, 2
At Northampton--(A. A. NJ Northampton.
Is; j. P. Lowell, 5 (P. M Northamp-
ton, 3 +; J. p. Lowell, 2.
Al Ne~bury por.--tA. NJ. Newburyport-
port, Z; Hsrerhill, 4. (P. M Hsverhill.
5; Newburyport. 2.
At Braintree-Boston Blues, IL; Braiu-
lee.7.
A. South Boston-unions, o.; Reveres,
q.
At East Boston-Hubs. 10; Picken nine,
At tMalden-Medfords 10; Oak Groves.
i3.
At Epping-Stars Of Exeter. 8; Eppinss,
10.
At Stoneham-Sionehams, 10; MilIsrs,
5.
AT wakedeld-9tonehams, 20; Millers,
10.
AT Wake feld-WakeHsids, 5; Wyom.
ings, 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Bsrgor Man Roughly Hapdisd by n
Policeman.

BANGOR, July /. About 6 o'clock this
evening Letter Carrier George Hodge WAS
standing in front Of Main street store
firing cannon crackers in celebration Of the
Fourth when Policeman +. o. LOTUS came
along and ordered him to stop for the rea'
son that the explosions were thought to be
Injurious to ex-Vice-President 1lamlin, who
WAS then lowering between life and death
in the Tarratine Club rooms.
Hodge made come insulting reply, and
the policeman knocked him down, and upon
Hodges further resistance drew his club
and struck him over the head until the
blood fairly poured from his wounds upon
The sidewalk.
A crowd quickly collected and were be-
coming threatening. when the officer who
hsd come to Lotus assistance took Hodges
I, the police station, where his wounds
were dressed and pronounced quite serious.
Hodge was released on bail and taken
home. 1t is said that the United States
authorities will investigate the affair
thoroughly. The utmost excitement pre-
walls over it here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06

Potato race. safesiss-Hsrry Hancock.
Saco, frss; Harry Jose, Saco, second
Amateur sprint. 100 yards - Linwood
Berry, Ssco, fret. Frank ksley, Amhefst
College, seeord; Parker Pingres.
Saco, third. Time. Ills. Professional
l00-yard dash-F. w. Homan. Great Falls,
N. H.. first; Eugene johnson. Saco. sec
ond; Frank e. Crockef. Ksnnebunk, third )
time, 10 8 Is. Running horse race. one
half mile-Arthrr d. Murphy, Biddeford.
first; George A. Chapman, Kenrebunk,
second; Stephen Lombard, Ssco. third;
Horace Free. Biddeford. fourth; Nate
Hainss, Ssco, 9Th; time, . So.
The celebration concluded tonight with
band concert and illuminated bicycle
parade. Prizes were awarded fer the best
displays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Railroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect June
2sth, 1891.

GOtsG wEsT-3qs A. " FOR lewiston
HockL.nd, POrLiaad, Boston snd Montreal. 30 A
NJ for HalioNeii, Gardinef aud Aoath 1ardiasr
913 A. Tor Lewiston, fafmingtsn n. R1ekihnd
Portland. ~ " A. NJ. Express for ~ Ili0Wsil, 6af
diner Br1az ~ies, Portland sad Boston connect
ior Hsiioseii. Gsrhiaor and South Gardiner 4ii
r. " for BransSiek. Bath, kosxiand fortiAnd
Boston, g., xyfsssl Portland and kyston 1dd
Montreal 4 % T., NJ for Haioweil, Gardiner sad
South tiardinor, 100 r. VI might Pullman Tor
Ir~ision, Bath, Portland and Boston.
COIN. EAST T-2i0 A. N. might sxprcssj for
SsO1h"gaB, Belfast, Bangor, Bar ifarbof. ~
stsphens St. John and Aroostook goHnty, b. \.
N Tor " ttefyile, and SHOwhsRsH; ~ 4 N ~
bangor Baf HaIb0r and Si John. Is " Tor
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croft Ban cor. St Stcpnsns, 81 John and A'0 be-
TOOK County, and st 20 +. VI. for atsrYille and
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The Night PailmRn Trnins each way every
night sundays Included, bnt not 10 skowhegs q
on MoniAT m0rnings. or to Belfast. DcSter, or
beyond BANGOR. cssrptlSE to kar afb0r on Sun
day mornings.
fhe day lspresa trains going Wost Ht l02l a.
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Guided. b.tereR Boston. lewiston, Bath, Rock
inuJ, Baf i1Gfbor ana 81 Joha.
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Through tickets 10 California and all points
south and West may b. had Of u. II Walker,
ticket sgcut. Augusta, the only Otbc In Au&urta
selling VIA "a routes and cheosHg baggage free Of
'Sgsuss.
fAYsON ~ CKER, Vice Pres. & Gea'I Manager.
~. ROO HBY, Gsn'i FAss. and licset Agt.
Portland, June -. 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-06
Sir Robert gillespie Rssisns % Grand
Trunk Director.

MONTREAL. July "a cable dispatch
from London TO the Witness says; "Sif
Robert Gillespie has resigned the
position on the board OF directors Of the
Grand Trunk Railway. Sir Robert
rendered his resignation before when the
controversy between Sir Charles Tupper
and Sir Henry Tyler was At its height. but
~ss induced to withdraw II on the recon-
mendstion Of friends. This second resis-
nation is thought to be due to 'he agitation
smong the shareholders for changes In tho
management. Other resignations are cx-