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CITY REAL ESTATE.


nj CAFEE. BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, REAL
lfi Estate Agents and Aue.ioneers, members OF the
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery ST.
$4,000 only-McAlIister and Lyon: 31:sx10o;
street work done: good location for grocery
store.
offer wanted-Large corner close to Market
Church and Ridley sts; 1OlxlO5.
s5oOO-D ST.. near 18th ave 5 tots. each 25xl00;
fronting Golden cate Park: very cheap.
S3250-Page (sunny siae) near BroderIcS; 25x
100; street work all done
sl9.25O-FuiI 5Ovar lot Page St, bet Laguna
and buchanan.
S2loo each-De Long ave. near Frederick ST.. 2
fine lots, each 3ox5oi all street work done
s2o0O-A bargain: fae business corner In the
Mission; sanehez and 18Th; large lot. 3ox114;
street work all DONE
s$75o-cheapest 10: Pacific Heights; Wash
ingion ST., M. Scott; 27:6xl27:s.
s5oO-webster st, mr.. Page; 25x1O2:6: street
work done.
S2750-Ashbury ST.. mr. Frederick: 25xl0O: all
street work done and csble-cars on Frederick ST.
grand view: cheapest lot on AShbury Heights
s225o-washn2ton ST.. nr. Cherry; 80 SKIS;
street graded and macadamized; cheapest lot on
Preside Heights
$500 each-5 splendid building lots on stanyan
ST, 5et 18th and lSth; fine view; strong winds
or iogS sizes 25xl0O aad 25xl+0; the san Francisco
street work done.
CAL or send for a complete printed list of prop
erty for sale in AL parts Of the city.
McAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND, Real Estate
Agents and Anetioneers, 10 Montgomery ST.
GOe00 RENT $500; ANOTHER BARGAIN;
Ut LoOO. Natoma St. near l4th; 2-story house:
4Toom tenements: lot 25xS0. MCAFEE. BALD
WIN Il HAMMOND.
G1O O0O RENTS $500 PER YEAR: AN
ID fC-OOO. excellent downtown iuvestm emit:
hne 4-story building: built years ago: stores and
lodging house; always rented: mortgage OF S25 900
can remain. MCAFEE. BALDWIN X HAMMOND ID.
GEO00 OFFER WANTED; 10Th AND CAPP
epOOOO. SITS; 2-story building. store and fat
above; also cottage in rear; occupied by the
owner; would rent easily for $62; lot fronts on }
streets. MCAFEE. BALDWIN HAMMOND.
GeS0n WALNUT, NEAR SACRAMENTO;
eDOOOO. new bay-window residences: rooms,
bath, etc; brick foundation: only a few steps to
eabe-cars on sacramento ST. MCAFEE BALD
WIN & HAMMOND.
clio O0O GOLDEN GATE AVE INVEST
I'd Z.OOO. ment; substantial 2story building:
large lot, 30xI37 20; we have party who will lease
the property for 10 years and pay $500 per year:
tenant III pay taxes and make all repairs; don't
fail 10 Investigate this MCAFEE, BALDWIN
HAMMOND
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ASTROLOGY.

NINE. NORMANDE READS YOUR ENTIRE
Au lie; teach fortunes cheap. 9s9 Mission. az Its
M NE. DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC YOUNG RE-
" veaier by eggs and cards tells tile entire life past
present and future; consultations on all affairs
nothing excepted names given: valuable advice
ana sure help; mistake impossible: written charts
In English or herman: imports genuine Hungarian
gypsy love powder; also lucky charms; diseases
cured; Zee 81; letter 81. 80 Kearny ST. l3ly
nj ME EXODUS CLAIRYoYANT HAS RE
~. moved 70 IA TURK 81. Room 9: fee SOC. o24 q
sPlsITU ALisM.
(NLAlRNOfANT - Il SILVER ST; LADIES
" only: fee 20 cents apIO 80
MKS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRyoYANT, TEST
W medium and iife-reader. Turk ST. ap25.f
MASSAGE.
GERLIE HOMES GIVES FTRST-CLAss MAS
" sage 1917 O'Farreli ST., palor 3. api27#
g2I oFARRELL; PARLoR 4-GESTLEMEN,S
OoZ nending neatly done. MISS MABEL CoE. ~
M RS. MPsoN-HAND-RUBBfNG SWEDISH
W movement: baths. lib Grant ave, rim II. 10 7s
MISS EDMoSSnN GIVES MASSAGE us
AVA SAln ST., paIfSis Y ana 8. ap6 1t
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMED t.EAL ESTATE.
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
WHY GO TO BADENf
WHY GO TO SAN LEANDRo 2
Alameda from 800 to $500 each; $50 cash aud
$40 per month
BARGAINS IN
INSTALLMENT HOMES
5000 cash. s26 per month. including interest,
beautiful new cottage of rooms, modern improve
ments. S5lax100.
$3.50 cash, s25 per month. Including interest
handsome new cottage rooms. east OF Park St.
Sbxll7.
$500 cash. s2Uper MONTH including inter est, fine
new cottage rooms, modern improvements, Box
100
Houses built to order and furnished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
to rent; open Sundays.
MARCUSE x Kennel
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
Offices: Alameda-Bay-st Station and High-st.
Station. San Francisco-62S Market ST, opposite
Palace Hotel apIO IL cod
SS0 7-ROoM HOUSE, NEWLY PAPERED
70 lou. and painted; good lot; frst-class ioca.
ton; great bargain; worth double the money; must
be sold. j. ). HANLEY 81 CO., 1915 Park ST.
Alameda aplO tt
CoSY HOME FOR SALE; 7-ROOM HOUSE:
~ windmill and tank; stable; nice grounds 50x
$50 feet Owner l422 Santa Clara ave, bet. Nor
ton and Benton sts Alameda apps 7t
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED HOUSES:
to secure desirable place for the summer call
at once.
Bargains in houses and lots: terms to suit pur-
chasers. MRS. l. IL. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST.,
Alameda. mrI4 tf
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PARTNEKsHIP NOTICES.

~ SD p. On the 30th OF March. 1892. sold my in
teFest In the firm OF Taylor. Mason 81 Co., and made
an agreement not TO enter iato the same line or
business for period of two months. wish to call
your attention to this sale, by II Mr. f. Sanford
Taylor assumes all debts and liabilities OF the old
firm of Taylor. Mason & CO., aad 10 him ali ac-
counts should be paid This opportunity L take to
express my thanks to my many friends aud
qnaintsnces with whom have had the pleasure of
doing business for their kindness and help shown to
me IN the past. lam expecting to again engage in
the same line OF business. under my own name,
upon the expiration OF my agreement, wita a COM
pletestock OF the best quality OF high grade lubrI
eating oils, as well as paints. varnishes brushes
etc, You may expect, therefore, to hear from me
agAh ~ the ISL OF June, 1873! am, yours re-
Co, formerly with Allyne & White. San Fran
cisco. April .. 1892.
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= u VMbSEN q 90,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND GENERAL AUCTIGNEERS.
Ia Montgomery street
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CORNER OF OAK AND sTANYAN STREETS.
$500.
$3.50

$500. $3.50
TERMS ONLY "a CASH.
Lots 25xlO0 each; only short
blocks from cable
cars on 24th II.
Take these cars on Howard ST.;
then ride TO the terminus at
24th 50. ana
Potrsro ave: walk east on
graded streets To the
lots we offer or Nevada Rhode Island
and Do Haro SITS;
no steamboat required to get
there; no excursions:
no music: 40 free beer;
no fake: straight business;
riyht la the builseye ola
city OF $4,000 people,
ca be reached without
the assistance OF a balloon
or fishing smack.
We can show you
lots all over
city that selling
for 81 600 each that are
10 better than the ones
offer for 500.
security for the price ask
for them, are not
particular about
the cash payment.
We have sold 80 lots within
the last few weeks
and we
have just su0divIded another
block There are 80 lots
in this block SO 81 men
VIII have chance
TO yet home; call quick
Title guaranteed perfect By the
California Title Insurance and
Trust Company
WE SAY THESE ARE THE
CHEAPEST LOTS IN
SAN FRANCISCO: LOOK AT
THEM AND YOU WILL SAY so TOO.
Call and see US
McAFEE BALDWIN HAMMoNp,
10 MohtsonAefys SC.
$500. $500. $500. $3.50
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IMPROVED PROPERTIES.

CALI our ONCE and obtain one of our Real rs
tate Records" which contains full list of
properties for sale in all paris vi the city.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

nAkLAND CY-ADVEkTISEMENTS AND
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received at the Oakland Branch
Omce OF IHE MORNING CALL, cog Broadway.
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTS-rHE WEEKLY
"A CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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4 RAND BUSINESS CORNER.
FRONTING ON ONE OF THE MAIN ENTRANCES
TO GOLDEN GATE PARK.
AN EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR RESORT
OR A HOTEL
CORNER OF OAK AND STANYAN STREETS.
This property is so situated that II will always
be the center Of the park business district; extra
large size, 10Oxl09.
All street work done; cable-ears on Oak and Stan
van sts.; only two short blocks from the terminus
OF fom cable-roads.
Further particulars OF MCAFEE. BALDWIN
HAMMOND 10 Montgomery ST. apl0 SuTuTh 81
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LODGING HOUSES Fon sALE


A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A $6oOc-The elegant furniture and q God VIII of
the Juanita Hotel containing so rooms with long
lease and low rent; located in the center of tins
city; every room occupied with first-cl ass custom
owing 10 the recent death OF the owner the adj
illustrators have placed this elegant house In our
hands for sale at an extremely low figure To MAKE
an immediate sac: house cost o 900 to furnish
ABOUT months ago: the furniture and ear pets are
entirely new. For fun particulars apply TO NJ j.
LAfMANCE q CO.. 466 Eighth St, Oakland
CAT, or j. j. ToBlS. Executor, IL Montgomery ST,
Dan FRANCISCO. sp9 lot
weeks NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-rHE WEEKLY
"A CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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\ \ \
u OcoO. house. store below and fat OF rooms
aud bath above: brick foundations, etc: street &C
cepted by The city: lat 22x5S to street; Cay
street.
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A NACA VALLEY FRUIT LAND.

S23o0-40 acres. rich, level, sandy loan: only 4
mics from Nacavilie and half a mile frcm station;
very pest OF land for raisin grapes French prunes
OF any OF the early varieties of fruit vegetables
Tor winch Nacaviile has become famous; only
ohereu Tor few days. Apply at once 10 CANAAN
LYON, 2l5 Kearny st nD1O3
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EICAFEE BALDWIN & HAMMOND, REAL
lfi Estate Agents and Aue.ioneers members OF the
Real Estate Exchange 10 Montgomery ST.
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q Q0On 2SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
G1OOOO. bath: stone swalks. etc: stable; lot
2oNl2O TO rear street; Ellis st.
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ONE 4-RooM AND ONE GROOM COTTAGE FOR
~ sale on very easy terms; b!oess from station:
only 800 down, balance Ia easy instatimentS. In
quire of w. q MORAN, LorIn. Take Berkeley
train. ap2 u
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C.OCSn CLIPPER ST. NEAR CHURCH:
sp-COO. nice cottage or rooms and bath:
brick foundations; rents SIS; lot 25:0x114.
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OSQOO WEBSTER ST, NEAR PINE: BAY.
.DOcOO. window house OF Z rooms and bath ;
brick foundations, etc: lot 23:9x9S:6.
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GTCQ0 HAIGHT ST: FINE NEW BAY.
70 tOOV. window residence OF 10 rooms and
bath; brick foundations. etc.: rents $55.
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G10n COFFEE-SALOON AND CHOP-HOUSE
u IVO. close TO Market ST.. doing fne busp es !:
must be sold On account OF other business. NJ. LESS
Fourth ST.
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LNOUND-BLACK AND BROWN DOG, OWNER
Il cali y Lapidge St
EOUND-CAME TO THEPREMIsEs A BRINDLE
greyhound owner can have by paying
charges at 1919 Twenty first st. apl2 2s
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LopGING-HousEs FoR SALE.

oO0 LODGING HOUSE-JoNES ST; FINE
OOO. furniture: clears $50 month must be
|: make offer. LUNDiN. III MARKET ST
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Qe0O BARGAlN-BUSINESS CORNER 7TH
&OOO. Peraita and Lewis SITS; 63x65; other cor
ners all improved and rented. Apply owner drus-
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$4,000 only-McA IIister and Lyon: 31:3x
street WORK done; good location for gro'
store.
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Observation-Disclosures

YOU PAY s25 MONTH RENT.
This amount win pay the instruments beau
tifu Groom cottage, brand new, within blocks o.
railroad station; eleetric-esrs pass the door;
ner lot 4uxl20; small cash payment. w. E BAR
NARD II son. cor. Ninth and Washington sts.,
Oakland. apo 7t
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no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COuN-
~ Try In the prettiest valley OF the statss Apply
10 hspa land Co.. Nspa, Cal. Tor list OF proper.
ueA seas e
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ROOMS To LET.


QCS FIFrH-2PARTLY FURNISHED, HOUSE
~ Keeping $40; unfurnished. 50.
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{. eZ0 LOOK AT THIS-LOT 25xlOO; ONLY
,0ODO- about $50 feet from lSth-st. electric
road; between 18th and 18th sts.; you can build
IL now the branch of the electric road is be-
ing built 18th St to the park. and when IL Is
ming this LOT will positively be cheap for 81 500
there IS mortgage of $3.50. which remain il
necessary: this is a forced sae come early, tbs
first 10 come viii get IL AT their own price T. A.
DOLAN a Co. $50 Market ST. apl0 SuTnTh
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23
POLITICAL NOTES.


The Republican State Committee have
engaged William II. Looney, ESQ.,, and
o. b. Clason, ESQ.,, to explain the practi-
cal workings of the Australian system
to the Republican voters of the state. AS
it will be impossible to visit each city
and town in the state, it has been thought
best to arrange with the state committee
to call a meeting of the leading Republi-
cans, election officers and ballot clerks
in some central place in each county,
either Mr.. ,Looney or Mr.. Clason will be
present at the meeting, with all the ne
cessary apparatus, voting shelves, sam
pie ballots, etc., and practical lesson
will be given as to the method of voting.
Mr.. Looney says he is confident after the
system is thus clearly explained, that
each Republican present can readily ex-
plain to the voters of his town how to
vote under the system. Mr.. Looney will
commence next week in York county,
and at once make arrangements for meet
ings in every county in the state.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23

Services at old Orchard To-day and To-
morrow
1.-THE Union Convention of Christian
Workers for the Salvation of Souls and
the Promotion of Bible Holiness are
now holding services at Old Orchard
Camp ground. The programme for to-
day and tomorrow will be:
TODAY.
8. P. instrumentation Service, led by the
President of the meeting, Rev. l.. B. Bates,
d. d.
700 P. M. Praise Service.
7.30 p. M.-Opening Sermon by DR.. Bates.
TOMORROW.
500 A. M-Social Conference and Prayer
Service, led by a lay preacher, i. w. West of
Boston,
$50 A. M.-General Social Meeing.
1920 A. M.-Preaching.
1.3O p. M.-Young Peoples Meeting, conduct
ed by r. S. Robinson, the Singing Evangelist of
Boston ~
1.3O P. M.-ChiIdrens Meeting
2.3O P. M.-Preaching by Rev. L. B. Bates,
d. d.
7.3o p M-Preaching and After Service.
The above will be substantially the
daily programme. Mr.. Robinson the
Singing Evangelist of Boston, will lead
the chorus and sing solos.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23
DEATHS.

In this city, July %, Oscar infant son of James
NJ ahd Susan A. Blanchard. aged months,
20 days.
Funeral Sunday aflernoon.1
In this city. July 81, Charles w. Belknap,
aged II years days.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from his late residence, No. 127 Free street:
In this city, July %, Mrs. Adelaide r., wife or
Joseph B. Lang and WIDOW OIL The late James
H. Derrick
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
from her late residence, NO. 40 Green street.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, July %, Neddie c., infant son of
William j. and Hattie S. Newer, aged months
days
Clara A. Eaton of Portland, aged 80 years,
In Montreal, July 81, Jeremiah Bassett, Jr.,
aged "a years IL months II days.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon IT s12d at ock
from parents residence, NO. ~ Mlddle Street
Boston papers please copyl -
In Bar Mills, July 10, Mrs. Percilla Harmon,
aged SO years.
u ii Kittery, July IL, Robert Bates, aged go
years. u,.,,-.
81 years months.
In South Gardiner, July II, Augustus w.
Batchelder. aged 6S years:
In Gardiner, July 15, Edward Robinson, aged
IA years .. mr. c,.h
Butterield, aged So years
In Freedom, July Is, MIS-. Alden Whitney.
In Poland, July Is, Rosetta B. Rowe, aged
In Turner, July 10. Edward Keen.
In Otistield, July II, Mrs. Susan V. Chambers,
aged so years 8 months.
In Lisbon Falls, July 10. Miss Archie NJ,
daughter OF Mr.. and MRS. Ellas WepDef. aged
Ii lewiston, July 20, Mrs. Joseph Bailey,
aged % years.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
The following cases were opposed of
yesterday:
City of Auburn VS.. City of Lewiston; Motion
and exception by defendant. Argued IN WIFI
ing
W. s. G. B. Mitchell. f. NJ Morey;
Retiah d. Jones VS.. Webster WOODEN 20.
Agreed statement. Argued orally. nr,n.,n
G. c. s. G. E. Wing ~ y. A; Morrlll.
DEMO Brown VS.. Nelson Howard. Excep
tions by defendent. Argued orally.
White & Carter. McGillicuddy Morey.
Albert H. Gilman VS.. Warren Inman q Trs.
Exceptions bf plaintiff. Argued orally.
Savage s. Cakes. Z. w. johnson, Clmt.
White & Carter for Trs.
O, G. Nagle VS.. W. w. Woodbury.. Motion by
defendent Argued orally.
j. w & G. L. Mitchell.
G. c. & G. f. Wing.
Frank A. Conant VS.. Samuel G. Leslie, Jr
Motion and exception by defendent. Argued
McGillicuddy s. Morey.
j. N. & G. B. Mitchell
+. l.. Noble.
Jones Femberton Goulding VS.. Charles Hor-
bury. Motion and exception by defendent.
Argued orally.
McGillicuddy s. Morey.
Newell & Judkins.
Charles E. Littlefield, attorney general Seth
Chandler, relator VS., William II. Newell Ex-
ceptions by plaintiff. Argued orally.
Swazey u Briggs, s: G. &C. f. Wing,
Savage & Cakes, McGillicuddy Morey,
Whita & Carter. Nathan Cleaves.
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A Farewell Supper.

A party of 25 well known gentlemen of
this city gave farewell supper at the
Lawson House, Harpswell, last evening
to Mr.. George M. Moore, who will sail
for Europe, August End. The affair was
worthy the reputation of that skilful ca
terer, Mr.. J. j. Pooler. The party re-
turned to the city by special boat at an
early bour this morning.
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THE sPoFFoRD CASE.
How the Gay Young Broker Got Posses,
sion of Miss Bakers Money.

When Miss Helen Baker of Boston,
spinster, entered the Chicago field oil
speculation she did not cover he1
shorts in manner and method which
would insure protection. 1t was the re-
suit of confidence in one of Chicago
promising young man, Mr.. Z. q. Spot
ford, that induced her to dabble in the de-
lusive cereals and stocks, and now she is
mourning the loss of several thousand
dollars.
Miss Baker is about 35 years of age,
and travels extensively. Three years
ago, while at the Sea Beach House, San
ia Cruz, Cal. she met Spofford, and i'm
mediately formed a regard for him. He
had two fingers shot off, and no one else
being available, she attended him. From
this acquaintance SO Economically formed
grew deep confidence in the young
man, who was broker on the open
Board of Trade in Chicago, and she ca
gerly drank his words describing the.un-
told fortune awaiting the moneyed in
weston who was guided properly. At
first she took little flyer in stocks net
ting several dollars, and that settled her
as plunger. The profits climbed stead
lily up until she was many dollars ahead
of the Chicago pit. Few of her deals
were placed wrong, although she direct
ed nearly all the trades herself, Spofford
acting as confidential broker.
She is a good bookkeeper. and last
January figured up margin of $4,000.
For the last two years Miss Baker has
been spending her summers at Old Or
chard Beach with Spofford's sister,
whose husband, c. FL. Fiske, conducts a
hotel there. Her relations with the fam
lily have been of the most friendly init
macy and there was never thought of
suspecting the young broker who was
manipulating large sums for her. A few
weeks ago suspicion dawned on Miss
Baker by Spofford's peculiar remarks
and hesitancy in reference to a balance,
and when he suddenly left the Grace
Hotel in Boston, a month ago, announc-
ing call to New York on business. Miss
Baker became alarmed. Spofford S let
tiers forwarded to his New York address
were returned unopened. Investigation
followed. The true state of affairs re-
vealed no money or collateral being
found to represent the lady spectators
thousands.
An Indictment for ENLIGHTENMENT was
speedily found, and the police secured
the country for Spofford, locating him at
Portland. Miss Baker is bitter in her de-
nunciations of Spofford in his betrayal of
her confidence. According to her books,
the broker owes her So less than SIG, 900,
and she says she never expects to get a
cent of it. She declared that no romance
or sentiment attached to her relations
with Spofford. she considering him ever
in the light of a friend and business man
in whom she could trust implicitly. She
announces her determination to prose-
cute him to the end.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23

Inc DemOcrdUlC WdTu cauCuSeS u
choose delegates, who in turn will choose
six candidates for the legislature, were
held last evening.
Ward One.
The meeting was called to order by Fl
Ell. Jones.
Chairman-H. Fl. Jones'
Secretary-T. r. Harper.
Delegates-James E. Butler, Daniel S. Muir
ply, John E. Feeney, S. E. Somers, J. H. Con
neen, H, II. Jones, Thomas r. Harper.
Ward Two.
The meeting was called to order by L.
W. A. johnson.
Chairman-Jos D. McClosky.
Clerk. w. A. johnson.
Delegates Daniel Gallagher Joseph D. Nc
Young, Joseph A. MCGOWAN, John H. Kaya-
nagh, Edward j. buddy.
Ward Three.
The meeting was called to order by H,
H. Verrill.
Cilairman-H. H.Verrill.
Clerk-Chares Collins.
Delegates-A. L. Farnsworth. o. r. Wish, I'll.
H. Verrill, Robert E. Ahearn Ariel G. Pitman
P. j. Cuddyer, Samuel Rosenberg.
Ward Four.
William H. O'Brien of the city COM
mittee called the meeting to order.
Chairman-Joseph w. Peters.
Clerk-William Fl. OBrien.
Delegates-William III. Mcdonald, Joseph W.
Peters. James III. Tobin, Peter O'Connor,
James P. Lyman, William H. O'Brien F. d.
Melaugh.
Ward Five.
The meeting was called to order by E.
E. Rogers.
Chairman-A D. Sweetsir.
Secretary-E. E. Rogers
Delegates-W William II. Moulton, A. D. Sweet
sir, J. III. Bradley, Henry A. Winship, William
H. Stevens, Solomon Shine, Spencer Rogers.
Ward Six.
The meeting was called to order by
Charles A. Gay.
Chairman-William H. Greene.
Secretary-Waldo III. Perry.
Delegates H. Greene, James III.
Vickery, Charles A. Cay Stephen II. Cady,
John j. Lynch, Waldo H. Perry, Augustus S.
Libby.
Ward Seven.
The caucus was called to order by
Nathan Clifford. Richard Morton was
chosen chairman and James Qualey sec
rotary. The following were chosen del
egates:
Charles G. Nash, Edward P. Sweeney Ed
ward Connors, Thomas F. Gallagher, Richard
Morton, Melvin P. Frank, Matthew F. Dunn.
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Concert at the Ottawa.

A charming concert was given at the
Ottawa house last evening by the Ladies'
Cecilian Quartette and it was much en-
.joyed by the patrons of the house. This
was the programme:
Waltz-sBlue Danube" Strauss
CecilianS.
Duet-"Morning's Rays. ........... Kucken
Miss Brown and Mrs. Morrison
Solo--"Loye is Dream" .......... .Cowen
Miss Knight.
Quartette-"Comin' Thro' the Rye. .Vogrich
CecilianS.
Solo-"Garden of Sleep" .........!.. De Lara
Miss Nettie NJ Morrison.
Quartette-" Briar Rose" .Vierling
Cecilans.
Solo--"Merry Postillion''. ................ Abt
Miss Brown.
opartatte q. Rustic Dance .-..... $500. Resch
Nse"1 0oe'o b. Swiss Song. .............. Otto
Ceeilians.
Solo-"Gavotte" from 'Mignon'' 49,. Thomas
Mrs. Morrison.
Trio-"Three Little Maids from ''Mikado'
Misses Brown and Morrison and Mrs. Morrison
acknowledgements. ...............M ohring
Cecilfans.
Miss Mamie L. Jones was very happy
in her Accomplishments.
The Portland daily press., 1892-07-23
Band Concert.

Those who wish to enjoy pleasant
evening should go and hear the concert
at Fort Sumner Park by the American
Cadet Band this evening. This will be
the first concert in the new and elegant
band stand designed by Park Commits
sioner Smith.
The following is the programme:
March-Waterville .................R.B B. Hall
March Medley-Muscian's Reverie -: E Boyer
Watzes-Sounds from Erin. -. &c. w. Bennet
IdyI-Mill in the Forest $50. r Eilenbefe
Carr. by M. c. MeyrelleS.)
Medley-Wa1e up Gabriel. arr by Beyer
March-National FencibleS. y. z. Soilsa
acknowledgements. >. E. Beyer
Medley of War gs-Recollections Of
the war ..'......... III Boyer
College Potpourri-Bingo.. Beebe