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GEORGETOWN.
ONLY ONE ARREST YESTERDAY.

ONLY ONE ARREST YESTERDAY.
On New Year day the little old burg YVES
beautifully quiet. OF all the people who drank
the rosy not one overstepped the line
marked ''enou5h b., and as a consequence Lieut.
HOilenbergers official home was us free from
intoxicated laughter and talk as the new and
unOccupied station on q street. Only one man
yesterday saw the bars in front Of him. and his
confinement not due to the fact that ii
was New Year day. for Alexander West is an
old oil ;nder, and whenever lie gets paid of the
District government gets part of his wages
His wife, who is a small frail woman, always
suffers on these occasions, and 1t was at her
request that her husband was yesterday incar-
cerated.
SURVEYING FOR THE RAILROADS.
The Baltimore and Ohio is again driving pegs
vest OF town. So numerous are these pegs In
the noighborhood of Green Springs and be-
tween 3Jth street and the distributing reser-
voir that the farmers complain that
their cattle cannot lie down with COM
fort. The Norfolk and Western, Washington
and Western. the Western Maryland and Balti-
more aud Ohio all have sent their surveyors
through this section and filed The fields full OF
short sharp Perpendicular sticks.
NEW YEAE orESISG.
Independent Lodge. l. o. G. T., commenced
the new year by reunion OF its members,
graced by Che presence of numbers CO repre-
sentative men, among whom were Grand Chief
Van Week. Grand CoEacilor Rowley, ex-Chief
DIR. Whitney. Bro. Y H. Bishop. &c The even
ing was passed pleasantly in songs, recltations
and indu!ging temIrfa;oly III the gooG thlngs
that we're spread in the banquet room by the
ladies OF the lodge. Covers were laid for 100,
and TIE affair was pronounced n success.
Grand Chic: Van Week. Dr.. G.. n. Whitney
and Nix. ). A. Cox did the speaking. Misses
Lulu Cole and Sampson CT Friendship and j..
Copper;hIte OF independent and Messrs. Vii
-o1. lay and W!lkenson gave tic music and
recilations.
NOTES.
Mrs. Edwin Hartley OF 3ll2 Etrect is lying
quite sick st her home.
Those interested in The property in The west
ern section are still talking OF the need Of
street extension.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama.

The following are the orenn9 and closing rr,ees %
Inc Sew iork stock Market. as reported 6y special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney l4l!, stree,
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OuR New HONS

OuH New HONE
lsrsady for your inspection
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that isnew
and desirable IN household furnishings. and u we'll
worth VISIT
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
ing Room aud Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Issevoted entirely Carpets and contain. the ates,
and u.ost desirable tail and winter coiorinxA AL
gradea
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Faror Furniture which for variety
Ct design and uniform excellence .: material " NOT
surpassed BY any house IL the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES.
P,ush Or Hair Cloth Parlo. Suites. Cash. eos
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. p.eceA Ca.h. eli
credit, SIS.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3peccs. Cash. Ga ;creait
SO.
sIx-Foor OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash.
g.. %; credit, q go
tight-ioor Oak Extension Table Cash. s5. 80
credit. S0.
fSiS-pound uAf hsttrees- Sasn' e'-oo' eieei''
&.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. g.. %; credit. $50.
brussels CARPET. per yard. Cash. tOc. :credit tic.
Ingram CARPETS, Ter yard. Casa, 3oS. Credit AUG.
Sarlets sew Ell LAID VI cost ~ charseio
waste lnutcAIns.
| TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments
No and Per cent aiscount allowed Tor settle
u.eats u tnlrty Gays.
| CIR o G ANS
CR EDIT II USE.
ssl-sr Sle, 81 and S23 eth st. nv.
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OR 9Sc.

CAMBRIC CHEMIST.
elale with a yoke Of fine tucks and
nuIsied round neck anu s,eeyes with
nn- Ean.burz edge.
FINE MUSLIN CMEMlSE.
SQUARE d, yok. Of Hamburg insert
in aid tucks wide edle TO match round
neck aid slcege.
FINE y-NFCk Nj SIN CHEMISE.
trimmed with wide Hamburg elge.
sAcoUE-sHAfk ctkhlsE, -,
.t,c.
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LADIES, Drawers.

MUSLIN DRANEks.
Made with wide hem and a cluster q
tucks. 2lc. Better grade Tor .s!,c.
FINE MUSLIN DkAMEEs.
Made with WIDE hem and . solid cluster
Of ten tucks. for i1c.
FINE MCSLlN DRAN his,
Made wi;h a three-inch tuck ed ruffie and
cluster OF tel tucks sDoye, extra heavy.
Price, 4Sc.
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Coon RrsoLvE.-Save Eve dollars monthly
Buy at CoPP's West End Park, Rockville. -Adut
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CoRsEr Gowns

FINE CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN CORSET COVERS,
Trimmed and PLAN. nixh and low neck.
All sizes Prgc.. e,c.
FINE MUSLIN CORSET CDNEl.s,
N-n-ck. trimmed with fine Hamburg
edge and yoke Of h,nIstitcling. excel
lent ntJing. Prize :yS-.
FINE CAMBRIA CORSET CONkks,
N-neck OF wide Nal. Ice: excellent
fitting. extra long waist I'rice. .s0c.
FINE LOW-NtCk CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS.
Trimmed WITH wide Ham burg edge bsck
and front. e,.f~d round the holes
with narrow Hamburg. Price. JOc.
HANDSOME gURsLl CotLhs.
FINE CANBIlC CORSET COVERS.
Irlnlnsd Will fine kal. lace. also tor
chon .ace, rouna neck and sieeyes nm
isL~d with ribbon Only 49,.
HANDSOME sTlLL CO.sEI cONkEs.
Higa square neck. trnned with lacs
and fine SWISS embroidery. AL s.zes.
lTsce. ig>-.
LOW SQUARE, NICK CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS.
TnIulned nth wide Hamburg elsre tack
aud ;rOat, narrow eore round saveses.
Tree, scc.
HANDSOME LHCi-TEIMMLD CORSET cOyEEs.
lr.inlnesI WITH wide Lace. rum d avn IN
with ribbon. harrow laae edge round he'll
and
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GEN. ". c. MEIGs DEAD.

The Distinguished Engineer Ofioer Falls
Victim to the Grip.
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Time Required to Arm the Captain Prat.
Senior Matte, the Chilean minister to France,
states in response TO an inquiry that it will be
impossible to SUPPLY the new Chilean cruiser,
the Captain Pratt, with her armament complies
in less than four or Ave months.
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The Russian government has ordered four
new ironc,ads.
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THE JUDGE MAKES SOME REMARKS ABOUT Po-
LIcEnES WHO DRISK-AfPoINTMESTs ON THE
FoRcE-THE CONDITION OF CAPT. MILLER
STUDYING HIS OWN CASE At THE MEDICAL
MUSEUM.
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Remember above all things that we
FREELY and FULLY GUARANTEE
IA ITS lroadest Aeusc iRl SrIIIH
U. lNDERMI Az BOUGHT IRON Us
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BErpaL SETS.
New ideas in sets nicely
put up bores. Irln-
mnss VI the nestest char
Meter.
FromS m. TO pm
this Saturday
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR SALE
WE EXPECT YoU.
+ 4. I'll
LIZ 4 - xs ssss
e. e. $EEEEasf$ &C. III
Epss . uu = I 4 oS Sc I 4
4. I: I: II ] s..
al go. az. 90 4ss 7rH q.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Money Easier-sterlins
Exchange Quiet and Steady-Government
Bonds were Steady-Railroads Generally
Firm-Stocks Closed Weak.
At New York, yesterday, money was easier,
ranging from 694 per cent; last loan at 4
per cent, closing 4. Prime mercantile paper was
quoted at 5@e per cent. Sterliig Exchange was
quiet and steady with actual business IN bank
ers bills at A s5s4 GA 8694 for 60 day bhls and
s7s4 "a ss14 for demand ;posted rates 90 "a
ta4 881a; Commercial bills at S412 "a o712.
Government bonds were steady. Raj roads 1lrm,
except for Reading issues.
The speculation in stocks after midday was
quiet. and changes in prices were confined to
narrow limits, with the tone of the market II
anything little firmer. The market after 10
was weak with an average decline OF about 1a
per cent in leading shares Reading was no
ticeably heavy, selling down to 5os4, lowest
point of the day, the market closing weak
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 235.3o0 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
" Ex-DiT'G.
Boston Produce Market

BOSTON. Dec. %. 1S92.-The following are
ro-day'S quotations Of PROVISIONS Produce. etc:
Pork-Long cuts 10 $4,000 90: short cuts at
10 $4,000 90: backs at IL $4,000 90: lean lends
at 90 00@19 so; pork tongues II SO; butt pork
II SO.
Hams at &c; small do at 121A@13c; pressed
hams 111a012c.
Lard-Choice 1os4 C + fb in tierces and I'd Is;
lob pals in cS 1144c.
Hoes-rilt ice city dressed at Sc p ib; country
do 7sA
Butter-Western extra creamery at 27@28c:
fancy higher: trsts ana extra nrsts at 24d27;
extra imitation creamy 22G23c: factory cholce
17lt13c. Northern creamery cholce zo,02of2c:
New YORK ana Vermont dairy. good 10 choice
24d26c; Eastern creamery GOOD to choice at
25@27c TIE above auotarlons are RECEIVERS
prices for strictly wholesale lots Jobblng
prices lG2c higher.
i;neese-N ortnern cnolce full creams at a
II 1sc; fancy twins 11@4 412c; far to good at
7Gg1Ic; western choice 11@1l1zc; SAGE at l29
121&c.
Eggs-Eastern extras at 2a03oc. Vt and n Fl
extras at 29d30c; Michigan extra at 2Sc;
Western frsts 27n2Sc: fair to good 24a2e.
Poultry-North'n 1resh-killed turkeys 1920;
fair to good 14d1Tc; spring chickens, choce az
l63iSc; fowls 13dl5c: Western dry packed
tuFkevs at 174a.a 18c; chickens 13a1sc, and
fowls 12013c.
2ss15 marrow Pea 95le2 90; choice screen pea
/ eOt01 So: hand-nicked med / 96Co02 90 ;choice
screened GOAL 75 choice yellow eyes, 80
@ se s9 81 a esa: Westera red ton
s2d2 20: clover, l2al21sc; Hungarian. cog
j So.
Hay-Choice. at ST. 5O81s 80 fair 20 to good
Ii OO4$17 90: Eastern choice at $17@17 30;
poor 10 ordinary. $12M$16.
Potatoes-Choice ArOostook Hebrons 85@-c
per Dusn ,Houlton Hebrons at $50 &c; H0uton
Rose soc: York state white stars 78@SOe; Bur-
banks 78@S0c.
Appes-Choice No Baldwins at / 1922 % ::
No at / 2501 so; Greetings at 2 25d2 rs;
Kings 50@3 90; Hubbardston O042 so;
Talman sweets 2 O0@2 30.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Thursdays quotations.
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Dec. o. 1892.
Fresh halibut are scarce and high.
Last sales OF Georges halihut 1Tc p fb Bank
1919 and ii zee for white aud gray.
Last sales OF Georges Cod from vessel $4ns
and $4ss for large and S.:s as "a for small:
Bank $3a4 and 81 20.
Outside sales Bank cod 90 andi2 80.
Fresh mixed fish for curing cod, 2 90 for large
and 2 for small; cusk, 80; hake, 10; had
Ock at zoe.
Boat Goldfish 50 % p cwt: pollock 90.
quote new Georges Goldfish 81 90 " qtl
@$6 for large, and So rs for small; Shore at
6 509 so for large and small; Dry Bank at
Sc; medium So 80.
We quote cured cusk at -95 90 " qtl;
hake at So 90; haddock 81 so; heavy allied pol
lock $25s, and English cured do 3 rs.
Is and extras, SIT to $50 for Is, and S14 to SIS
for IS.
Boneless and prepared fish 5 to Sc p fb for
hake, haddock and cusk, and to 101ac for
Goldfish. Iceland Smoked Halibut 999ta C " fb
Smoked salmon 1Sc = Id: Medium her i6c W
box; tucks 13c; lengthWise l3c; NO IS l3c; ;
BIoaters soc for Eastport; S5c for culls :canned
trout 81 so fresh halibut So 20; salmon 35;
Holsters So
Newfoundland herring 81 % Dbl
Labrador herring 90 y Dbl; round at so 90;
picked Goldfish Sd ;haddock 70; halibut heads
3 SO; sounds S13; tongues and sounds 81;
tongues 81; alewiyes 30; trout S14; Calfor--
MIA Salmon SID; Halifax do S23; Newfoundland
do SIG. Clam bait 81; silvers S4; halibut fins
49, shad S12; swordtish SO. Smoked New
foundland bloaters ST. 20 p 100.
We quote Newfoundland cod oil 35c W gal. I;
Blacklist oil SIZE; NIenhaden oil 80 to 40c, as to
quality pressed do 36c; medicine cod liver oil
Dry fish scrap 50; cod and cusk skins $50;
fish waste S3
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Domestic Markets.
(By Telegraph.l

(By lelegraph.1
errece,nrs 90 $50 nackaoes .eynorts 7551 hbIs
and 64S4 sacks: Quiet ana firm: sales 10. 100
bbIs
EJour ouotations-low extras at 20Oa2 h5.
CIV mills extra = 9nG4 90: citv mills natents
4 Iol i az winter wheat 1ow GRADES at , 0Oo1
} e. fair IL fancv al eota3 TX .natents at : *
III X. Minnesota clear ; 5o(S3 5o. straiebts
~ NJ ~ o. a4ents 95S1 ~ we
mixtures 3 aol03 80: superfne at 8oa2 To-;
fine i e5lG2 90 Suothern flour auiet and steady
Rye Flour is,dulI and easy at 8 2O013 40. Buck
wheat flour at 1891 So Buckwheat at 5Sc
Cornmeal dull and steady. Wheat--receipts 49,
bush exports 40.S25 bush: sales IA 900 bush !;
dull firmer with options; No 2 Red at 771Ac in
store and eley. 78c afloat, 7614@7sMc 10 b;
Northern Sic; No 2 Mil. 75s4c; No 3 Spring at
54a5sc Barley quietmWestern soasoc. Corn n
sales 10000 bush; fairly active and easier;
No 2 at 4ss4 in eIey,, 495sc afoat; No &C.
Oats-receipts 80 800 bush exports 2760 bush;
sales $4,000 bush Wb,ts dn White easier 70 a.
WHITE AZ iMlxed western al 80 sg3sc; WINE oe
20 anu Wn s oGd,e 4uM4 80 ~ Oil Sso a.
e. - 9.tiG h aln s.e@uy AZ ne
;s,c ~ aae' p1s Nv M NJ Il
actiVe steiiuy 90 a ~. T ~ % a. g
e o.aoc; ~ at aG4 Sei9s' e ~ "s o.
~ ~ a. ? e o. 10 a No Q Ct
n& a. t1I1 co Mo,id az
oz29s2 d9-i oc, on "a d, = oaoS ~ o
r y e.esnuatu ~ - 10 1eAisiM
fectloners, 4 s-a6gAM cut l6aL o t9gs5e e
crushed az . 3a 10 powuSr1 ha ~
&c; glahateu az a,,iet and stea9T r,ited at
rogoc ;rss luGe anu 1voauy uOe pa o.
oSos q Svoau a ant qsaoe 81
auleI zee. iai's puiei a,. III e
u "s nd iotar Western staam CLOSED az
$40 5o:citv 8 rs: refined quiet and unchanged !;
Continent at Ii 90: s A ii rs. Butter firm and
fairly active. Cheese in fair demand and strong
Freights to Liverpool dull and weak: grain
par steam ID.
C1IIrAro No. % 1000 rho r,o,,r ,,or,,a+
a, iot soid ha+ IL td i1 NJ ,
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BOYS |
HA
eli H|N(ii!I
H&

COMPARE is all we ask; examine the CLOTH
criticise the workmanship, find faultif you can
with the fitting, look at the various styles OF suits
and overcoats, see if there is style or pattern
not to be found in our stock.
Next learn the price-then you'll know why
there's constantly increasing business. Thous-
product Thousands of mothers are ndorsing the
cloth as we'll as the perfect ftting-the general
verdict, the best and the cheapest.
Wool Refers $500, Elegant Black Thibet
cloth hood listers $500 We've had to manu-
factcre lots Of new goods at this season of the
year. Cape Overcoats,- mo skinny capes to save
an inch Of the goods, to the disgrace Of the hang
ank fit Of the coat Not bit Of it,
See the beautiful cards in our. window were
giving away to purchasers in our Boys Depart
ment They're just elegant.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Chicago Cattle Market.
(By TeIearaphl

(By Telegraph
CHICAGO. Tec.2S. 1892.-The Cattle market
Receipts 10000; shipments 5000; steady to
10c lower; choice TO extra steers at 5 50a5 90;
stockers 2 7h613 10; cows . SOFAS 25.
Hogs-feceipts $4,000 shipments 5000 ;active
and SO DC higher ;comnon 20G6 3o packers
and mixed at 1895 SO; prime heavy and
6 50.
Sheep-receipts 5000 shipments 1000; SLOW;
shade weaker; natives 3 75a5 rs; Westerns at
4 6205 05. lambs at 00a6 So.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Foreign Markets.
Cpyy TaIa Oror,b

LONDON. Dec. 20. 1892-Consols 97asd Tor
money and 81 e-16d for The account
LIVERPOOL. Dec. %. 1892.-The Cotton
market is dull: mddling at 514d: sales 5000
bales; speculation and export boo b4.,es.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. %. 1885, Quotations
Winter wheats 5s 61sd@5s I'd; Spring wheat
at IS 1o1ad@5s lid. Mixed American corn at
IS lad.
Cheese 53s
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Cotton Markets.
(Bv Telegraph.)

market is quiet and steady; sales 142 bales !;
ordinary uplands at 71ac; do Gulf at 7s4 C;
good ordinary stained at 7c; middling at up
lands at 91s G :-do Gulf 101sc do stained ZIG.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. %. 1392.-The Cotton
market is steady mlddling at 9-16c.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 20. 1S92.-The Cotton
Market is dull and nominal; mlddling 95sc.
SAVANNAH Dec 90 1se2.-The Cotton
market is easy; mladlng at 9$sc.
MOBILE Dec. %, 1s92.-The Cotton market
is quiet; middlings 91ac
MEMPHIS. Dec %. ls92.-The Cotton mar
ket is steady and quiet; mdGling sac.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Numidion-
41.311 bush wheat SO, 115 do peas 1929 do oats
432 ,42o lbs cheese e9,330 do butter $4,000 doz
eggs 40 cs leather do organs 80 do machinery
s do poultry 97S3 bbls apples 1850 cs spllntS
291 do meats 1850 sacks flour 15 logs pkgs
SnndrN
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Rctail Grocers' Sugar Rates.
Railroad Receipts.

Portland market-cut loaf at &c :confectioners
5h G; coffee crushed, SAC; yellow, 41at@oc
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24

PORTLAND. Dec. %
Receipts bv Maine Central r. R.-For Port
and 112 ears miscellaneous merchandise; tof
connecting roads IL 8 cars
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Dec. %, 1s92.-The quotations on
Wool for this market are very steady, if, in
deed not little frmer. Fleeces are fully sus-
tanned, with unwashed and territory; ranges Of
,,r;oas nre as follows.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24

her sails and rigging damaged. The crew OF the
NIonomoy Station are on board. A tug is want
New YORK be- 2 g. Sa v Perry ayb q . Ma
was in collision with BIZ schr Glendon to-day, off
Fort SCHUYLER, and had fore and main rigging
carried away, pnlwaIks stove, and big he mole /.
water and Vas beached to prevent sinking. The
deckioad is being shifted to one side, so that
She can proceed. The Glendon had jbboom
and headgear carried away.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Portland wholesale Market.
Grain.

YUM LAM, DEC. 20, Io5I.
The following are to-day quotations of Grain,
Provisions. Produce, ETC.:
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
MARINE NEW

FRIDAY, Dec %.
Arrived.
! Steamer Cumberland, Thompson, st john NB
via Eastport for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship Concordia. (Br) Brown, Glasgow
r BEDFORD & Co.
Steamer Panther Elwel Philadelphia.
Sch Nat Meader, Dunton, Wiscasset, to lay up.
Peter : Nickefson.
Sch Emma, Sparrow, Bristol--D Choate.
SAILED - Steamers Numedian, and Con-
c0rdia.
EXCHANGE DISPACHETs.
Ar at Caibarien Dec IA, sch Helen Keller,
Hayes from Pascagouia
Memoranda.
BOothbay Harbar. Dec 23- Fishing smack
Twilight went to the assistance OF the diSmaSt-
ed schr Wide-Awale. off Small Point, and tow
ed her into port after much difficulty. The
Wide-awake was disnasted 22d in squall.
Vineyard-Haven, Dec 23-Sch VIM Butman.
Fitzgerald, of and from Th0mast0n, in ballast,
went ashore on Succonesset Shoal. Vineyard
Sound, this morning. Two tugs went to her as
sistance and while running the hawscrs the YES
sci floated off uninjured and proceeded.
Tug Mercury has gone to the assistance of
schr Charlotte Fish, at anchor near Handker-
chief Shoals with loss OF sails.
Chatham Dec 23-Sch Charlotte Fish, from
Hoboken for Portsmouth, with coal. is anchored
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
OUR :: SUPREME !" EFFORT.
Most elaborate and attrac.
tive display of the
Choicest PERFUMES.

-A.g-stAAe ~ - - r-S-H- - -
Lilies of France-D elettrez.
White R0se-LaFetra.
Helenia-Delettrez.
Ixora Breonia-Ed Pinand.
Apopmax-Ed Pinand.
ViOlette de Parme-ROdger 4 Gallet.
HeliOtrope Blanc-Rodger g. Gallet.
Cherry BlOssom-Gosneil.
Goya Lily & Edenia-Lundb0rg.
Lily of the Nile-Hudnut.
Rosalia & Irisenia-Lozell.
White HeliOtrOpe-Rimmel.
Golden Gate--kicksecker.
EdgeWO0d ViOiet-Rickseeker.
White Rose & ViOlet-AtkinsOn.
FrangipanSieS & Lilac SWeet-Palmer.
Persian R0se-L0zcl1.
Wild Olive & Mary Stuart-Wright.
Cashmere B0uGuet-COlgate.
Four Seas0ns-COlgate.
Crabapple BlOss0m-CrOwn.
Maybells & EdelWiss-Lantier.
Trailing Arbutus-Eastman.
Drop of Dew-Metcalf.
VfOIettes du Czar-Legrand.
Heli0tr0pe Oriza-Legrand.
Blu Lilies-WOOdworth
Swiss Lilac-Leith 4 DanfOrth.
AmarylIis du DelettreZ. ;.
Iris Royal-Delettrez.
Frisia-Colgate.
Virgin. Fi0let-Delettrez.
Heliotr0pe Royal-Delettrez.
Wang Ylang-LuFetra.
Beautiful i'm the richness and
rareness Of their fragrance.
Also large and varied line of
rich Gut Glass Bottles, Imported
AtOmizers, Toilet Waters and
other Toilet LuxurieS always ian
et~oIx GptSSSu xTnsupSnEf
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Grain {,uotations.

Grain Quotations.
new YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
CoRREcFEDBY PULLEN, CROKER & co,
thursdays quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Foreign Ports.

Ar at Valparaiso Dec IA, barque Lottie Moore
Sid .i1 I'm i Departure Bay Dec 10, barque Cory
phene Grant. San Francisco.
f Ar at Falmouth, E. 10th, ship Grandee, Smith,
SD dim fm Buenos Ayres Nov IA, barque Carrie L
TYLER. Lancaster, New York.
Ar at Bahia Dec IA, barque Clotilda. BoWden,
from Rosario, for Barbados.
At Fortune Island Dee u. brig Rochemont.
Godfrey, from P0inta-Pitre, ar 9th, to sail
about 18th.
AZ at st John. NIB, 22d, sehs Myra B, Ohm
stead Rockland; Riverdale, Urquhart. do.
cid 22d. sch Minnie C Taylor, Quinlan, for
New York.
Spoken.
Nov ~, lat IL N, lon 35 w, ship st Mark,
from New York for San Francisco.
No date, lat "a OF N, Ion rs 80 W, sch Annie
S Conant Mcdonald, from st Smons for Bosss
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
SUP Pose:
You Are Like Hundreds Of
Other Men,
and have tried a variety of diff
ferent makes i'm shirts and found
them all poorly made and ill
fitting, wouldn't it be a good
idea to try the
S I N A 7 0 R

when we warrant it perfect in fit,
workmanship and material!
Would you consider it wasting
time to look at our stock of shirts
when we tell yOu that we have
made the shirt business a study
and guarantee perfect satisfac-
ton or refund money in all
cases?
The Bonanza stands next to
the Senator in popular favor.
The Forest City is a short bosom
shirt that is giving universal sat-
isfacti0n. We are also making
the Senator with a short bosom.
The Senator, White Shirt, S1.00
The Bonanza, White Shirt, 75c
The Portland Pride, White Shirt, Soc
The Forest City, short bosom " 65e
The Rather, White Shirt, 38e
10G Extra when Laundered.
Ii you should buy any of the
above shirts for Christmas pres
ents, and the size should not
prove right, we will change them,
or refund money after the holt
days.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24

EXCHANGE DISPACHETs.
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Hayes, from Pascagouia.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-24
Portland Daily Press Stock List.
Corrected by SWAN & BARRETT, Bankers and
BROKERS, 1856 Middle street

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22
NO MISSING LINKS
In the Chain of Columbus Day
Demonstrations.
The National Columbian Public School Cele-
bratiOn Commission Talks About tho
Plan for October IL.
Especial correspondence of TIE HERALD

Especial correspondence Of THE HERALD
a Boston correspondent of The HERALD
called upon Francis Bellamy, chairman of
the executive committee of the national
ColumbianNabllc school celebration of Oc-
tober II, at his headquarters in the Youths
Companion building recently.
His Office presented scene of busy ac-
tivity. The clicking of the typewriters.
together with the rapid dictation of his
secretaries 10 the stenographers, were evil
dences that Chairman Bellamy's well laid
plans were being launched with ali posi-
BILE speed.
After waiting his turn the representative
Of The HERALD secured a brief interview
with MIR. Bethany.
''You appear TO be busy" observed our
correspondent by way OF opening the con-
Versation.
'sYou are quite right" replied Mr.. Bell
amy. "Thls is scarcely vacation period
with any of us. With the force you see
about me here ii is as much as l can do TO
keep pace with this work. The daily cor
respondence is very large indeed. We
have mailed upwards of 200 personal let
tiers in single day."
ITO whom is this immense correspon-
dence directed, Mr. Bellamy"
''My correspondence IS largely with the
press and with superinIesdents and edu-
Gators all over the country. Then there
are greac many letters Of inquiry from
teachers and pupils about the celebration.
We have volunteered TO give praticai sug,
gesiiops to them on how to secure q school
house flag, and this one feature OF our
work is by no means small.n
why is it important that they get a flag
ct this timer"
Chiefs because one of the features of