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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
Railroads.

pennsylvania
B RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrflandf S'rec'H'
In Enrc, SEPT. 12th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
600 M Cley..na ys sS s' cSanSu:
indsnspoIs ii 40 a. Chicago 20 p n ana s do
a aS11S SAT- satalRdaV M n'A' D' ''""''''
rHE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,n.
A and Sss koom Sleeping nas smSaDs
sd osya0a Cars 5es,ans n9s@sa for r''i Sos
Ra ,Ss .s.
oSaSe ett n%m lights ct Arrives
Ion;. gp.,i IS o P Chicago $40 H. ANU "
'?s1 1 .dI + and DC GISGiSNArI EXPRESS.
go: K ma Dnlns ySGS o& SsRF &''s
and Cincinnati ves!buS snONing Car and VJ.t tIIve:
tsnss ES.sse, Me" .ad s. Louis s %
THE COLUMBIAN ExPREsS a.o..
400 p. M.Pullman. vestbrs Sleeping Dining,
S,chs s' Ss"'9o.t cAeasS Arrives in
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 MmruRnn ve sH s.SSnSS ns a Cars
hsi Fh Sfis' a aai sss
onncts Sr Tos se daily NV escsu saturday
PACIFIC LXPKEs-.
500 p. M.-Puman buffet sleeping Car new fGIK M
s 4. e a
for land
'' ''' ' soT rIiw wv ExrRh--.
$40 Mqan ys.tS "a s. s'f1s f Dang cnr a.
SGns !. Feh%O3d ATSss SSg%'r 70 81 & end
isi Il ssa' e" T"@S'
Ashevle and Knoxville. ,.,...u. an, oh,,
.GS FsnI PsiHF a. Gsl' with
''G 4s1 q Fa@aa Snc. Ss~o''''
PGs t aip Tmn ,orrn
lola VI Washins.or limi'ea Nyga,,sue Pn,
seSsr r Co.cSes Dnng 70 Baltimore striving in
$40 "'s 5: s.: s..
%Sn"e'S9 s:' .,,Sc, No n s s r lsS 'F'0"4
Ada' 81 hypT re- 80 Tr" sc5 egd 20
nj. ssH 80 sr n S1s and % 800 L
fO na Aea" rS S' Car 80 and ccmS"sd Coach T COP"
For Yong B1nch' A.nuy psrs Grove end Point
ESQ, $40 $40. 4 10, b;lO AMI " " "a
days Saturday only 90 p. m. Sundays SD y 20
and OCEAN eaa G Grove , on M SUNDAYS. %S' ''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express GO 20. 90, 80, 800 80 az W ren ,n
sylvRna Limited. with Dining and 10 ~
Limited with Dining Car, and IL 80 M. IL ~ 90
$40 ana 200 p M and l. Il night. odato9
a. 10 q n 80 apd 90 p m sn sur ~ I'D m
200, 900 80 co. $50 q 100, . 80 and 90 P m.
and IL Ii night. Accommodations :OO and en D. M
For Time Tables of trains 10 local points on the Pern'
Nan. Ia rnid 0pply ct the following Ticket oi-
lcss Nos ia 2di 43j $40 a4t and 323 broadwny /
Iious" 42d.st. and 9Th 1874 East l2ohss.
.64 I25h-st. 2jl Columbusayr. ana foot OF Dee
broses ana Cc-tlandt ss Cou.tst., $50 Fuiton.,;.
ton-st.. BrooklyE; 10 Hndsonst. Hoboken: Station.
Jersey city.
The NewYork Transfr- Company will call for ana cnecr
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 Destination
CHAS. T. PUGH. !. H. WOOD.
General Ilanaser. General Pfssr Agent
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Qe9rhers.

n1IsS JEAN STUART BROwN-Reader Teaehcr Flo
Nl cuon, Literature History A Ja ,S, i,h
- -11o,,ON WANTED by LADY - music tsachsr IN
n,iyste school. Mss h. MILLER 10 3d-aVc.
" aHsna' teacher piano, singing teaehof, French
smsn kindergarten fischer visiting teacher plane
German nursery govarpsss french fove,nsss
aoos salary visiting comjs9icn fsf ysu9s ssy
sCmnanion: housekeeDer MlSo nam a. AeseAe3s
Eurcau ~ East 14thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

M ISIS KOvE's DAY SCHOOL for young ladies and
NI children with kindergarten, VIII rssSsn On oc@ o.
1892 1873 West 7oth-st
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore 4 washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

with ' bnlas Gar r. 80 2is $50 pl%as
s aG 90 90 GO 10 80 SC ii 49, With Dining taT,
49, $3.50. with Dining Car, 100 800 J.. NJ i-'i'
Bsltimor. and washington Express daily 800 II -,
with Dining. Cas-, 4. NJ, 80 80. Dining car ";oo
Aad 10 irsins week days Baltimore at eco
paror Cars on Day Trulns. slepcrs OF night Trains
FOR keodn sst 40 ~ g. ojr No. .1cs sV
S.tS 40 % s p Vs. snnfa a n. SG NJ co. $780, W.
For Harrisburg as4 90 ~ a. A. ~; 90 , ,S9
sundays. ii 30 a. n. co. Z 90 80 =. NJ, 10 10
For Pott,ynle 900. 10. s:i5A ~ 90 80. 90
days. ii 80 A. NJ 90 30, 9 90 r. n. 70 10 night
FOR subuiy dewisbgrg AID Wliiam;po[t at 90 = y,
Saturday night. Sunday 10 A. 81, O0i NJ. Il Is
Fa,tqs n'l;a'm A AZ sC Mauch q Chunk &C.
town. p. NJ. Sundays, 4 80. 7I5 a. NJ. 100. 53c
FOR wnkeslarre, pIttston and Scranton. sA5 A. NJ.
8 As a. ", ZOO : 80 + n sunday. IS \. 4.
A. M. iso ~ Ky Z zoo 80 Z 90 ) 80 Il, 30
p NJ Sundays. 90 II 30 A. NJ. 4 90 p. VI.
ALL-RA1L route.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Fer Freehold and sS Anps'is gapd, a 49, PIP II r
4 o ~ c,acS 49, ro SU Si p H. S"'aAy' '''' " NJ
Pleasant. 80 so 70 9o II 80 an . 20 s2,urIsy'
days except Orange Grove and A'bury Park 10 II 80
For IaEsmcod Toms River RarHeg2t PARK and Barnc-
For Atlantic city, Vineand, and bndscton 30 A. NJ.
~ Tor Moinouth Beach Scabreht and Highland Beach
~ q | 30 10 p NJ
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.


Telegrsms from Gustemsls ssy the rsv1.
In 1on ls IUevilsUIe Ia lbat repub tc.
The eti1emic Of scarlet fever among th'
school children in LsTrence, Mass Is OF
the increase.
RS Keodig & Co tobacco d,slsrs Al,
I,.,cs.frr p. have avig,ed. A-et.
$50 COO liabilities, 500 OdO
S,mpeI Aroys,n n.anayoktr and trad +,
of X 81 n. who l,,aly ent,uto n .olysoc,
os,s sbou, s25 600 "A. L. uncertain.
- n. ..o,., rn,, MAJ,
80 49, en', a.n..
n
~, ~ Wv C,s. ~ o. ns ' s,,n,5., "'''''
'''.. -
49,,
'i''u' " "'sn, ,
W ~, 10, ,h"',,as n,a'a
VIC" '''' D1'''' '"' N''
John A. Paterson Co' Nhoie'sle MI
liners at NJ 1ntrsal' have assigned. bao'1-
tfs' s5o,Oo; ssstts' uohiOai's TUE 'ain'
jim b,own q Son. h'y goods nave AZ
| s's I'd Li'hiiii'es sz3'ooo.
The hrst till introduced IN the ONO gen
ersl assemoiy af'tf us nfg4hlztAJh ~AS t''
the redtT'FlcIfg 4 the stste Tor 70 eir>se"tsloh
IN Consres'. According 70 ths OH th'
Rspnofcabs Will have se7eoteeh congress
men, the Democrats four
jane. Il Msyer, aged 50, died a Lynn
Mas, Tuesday lie entered the U med
s ties navy sle Q years old as an sppren
,ice. He served 10 the Crmesn, aeIlcsn
ard Clvl sars He accom- panied Elisha
X nj Kane to the Arc ic ocean.
| DR.. ard Ms j N. Bsfrstt, an sgse
! coup living near Gr,fil. III, we're huid
IL their home SAtur sy aight, terrbi1
mut.i.led Mrs. Barrett -as dead, sn1 the
| doctor 60 badIy jared that be cannot i've
They had been bralned With coupling pin
Men and bloodhound, are searching for
the murderer.
| Tns,e have he, ,nno,. q. po,,on ,b,,
n,n,niae,t holds,, ~ M Cen,,.i .,oes
xe,a .eiiiny 90, fearing thai the rscsn,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Nj Vicforien SAtaau, the drAmAust who
sufsrns from IT Il 10, "a, is completely
pr sirst, d with the mslsdy.
The msj rity Of the Welsh eolliess are
die Bo,h smploy'rs sId employees refuse
. ield ia the disputc ,xisuns between
hem.
The statement that the Bug rlan gov
~ msnt hs. politely declined 10 rssc nd
he decree tSpeins the French Journalist
'hsiourre fr1m Bulsaris, is o,natmed.
Along the Russisn frontier troops are
psin9 mss-ed, aud it daily looks more like
trouble ahead for Europe. Complaints are
constantly reschipv Berlin Of sdsirs on the
eouu.r that show disregard OF German
,usj cts The feeling OF unsssines 10
constantly increasing
The London Chronicle in an editorial
says more sfy ctive me,hod OF resllEina
sir Charles Fupp 't'e aspirations for Canada
souid be unresuicted reciprocity between
+ gland and Canals 1t would be better
for Csnsds 90 establish free trade both
With Amsi.c4 and Ourselves, but II 10 Of the
highest importance to preserve friendly re
atoms ~i,h Am viva
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Identified.
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The recent rains have proved disastrou.
70 the lumbermen's operations.
The D mocrasic Waldo county commit.
tee hsd q meetir g at Belfast Tuesday.
Mrs. d. Brown Of N1rriaaavock ha' a
vslusble gold watch stolen rom her home
last Sabbath while si,endi- chur h De-
tectives are on the trsck Of III thief.
The January term Of the York County
1uprem~ Court opecel At Ssco Tues lay
judge V rgin Of Portl'ni pres d ng A
large numb9r Of Gases sre enter-d ahjch
will occasion sn unusually long term
Rev o D, Trscy. recently Of Bidieford
iow OF Lev ssnn, has been elected Stste
secretary Of the Free Rsptist Association
of Minnesota, with hestqls'ter, as Mtnne.
apolis. He will leave for there this week
John Mosher, aged 40, Arthur and AImor
Roe. ssei 10 And 20, were taken to Thorn.
aston Tuesday .nn,pirg bv J.ilpr VsazA
Of Norrdaewock jail, where they will serve
out sentence Of two years eseh for rob
birg hen ro'ss in the town snd vict ity.
The novelty business in wood work il
Maize, located ia FrsnkliD, Somerset and
Androsc 1ggin counties, it is reported, ars
to be consoiitsted into one lsrge corpora
ton, headquarters in Auburn. More cspi
tai is to be put in snd the enterprises de-
veloped.
The hearing Of Charles NJ Hill Of Rock
port, charged With stter p ing Highway
robbery at West Camden lsst Friday nigh
WAS held Monfsy afternoon st Rockport
and he v's houud over to the March tern
Of court 10 $1,000 bsil, but fsilirg to ge
bond,msn viii be tsken 10 jail. Hill is q
young man 20 yesrs old.
Il is uo~ reported that esrly spring vii
witness tie commencement of 3 pulp snC
paper mill a. hunford Falls, which it will
take t~o years to complete, with cspscity
Of so tons OF psper day. A fouudry !,
t, be ere c;ed, WORK on which will com
msncs as esrly IS the spring will allow. BY
parties heretofore manufacturing stoves a
Bath. Efforts are now being made Il
secure lumber fer rs erection.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALHAsY, N. Y Jan. 5 Roth houses Of
the l. -isture convened at II o'clock Ia
toe senate The nomiuess of the ID, mocrAtie
igsuiz atom were elected, Walker (dem.)
sas d. lAred bv the Senate en'ith d TO .
eat from the 27th senatorisi district, and
Ne vas s~urn in. Shorty before noon
Gov FiortI's message was received and
tesd.
DIR Robert 4 Bush was elected Speaker
in the Assembly.
L. his message to the Legislature Gov,
Flower says the paramount duty before
hat BODY is to provide for the enumerA-
ion of the i0hsbitsnts of .be state prepAra-
tory 20 70 appDin,m mt Of the Senate and
s.sembl, dt.,ri"s The popular maj 'rity
nesrl, 80 900 this year, he says, is barely
.Dlr 10 Conuol the legislature BY reason OF
tnsQlitabie appoTtoHmsnt. Equally To-
luub Mt upou the Legislature 10 the
1lty to, re. .spportion the congressional
hstic Of the state. Not outstanding
hs increase OF nesrly million in pop
Iistipn cs 1880 the state has only the
same reptesrnGsuon IN Congress and in
he Electoral college that she was
gwen ten years ago. lie earnestly
recommen IA the convention 10 revise the
state constitution, and also recommends
he repeal uf the press gag law IN the cleo
r0culIol act, and home role for cities is
urged.
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MAJOR HARWARD'S WILL
Many People on the kennebec Remem
bered Other Bequests.

BArH, Jan The las. will sni iss;a
neEt Of Thomas Harvard of Brooklyn,
". Y, was presented fer probate thi.
morning. ..
b. the will he bsqleaths to Eliz beth
Il. Perhios, bis daughter, the h mes.esd
olscs in Bs,h. consisting Of 100 acres to
sether W th all the farm, tools soi stock
and fur.i ure 10 the house, slso SIS 900
ard the Fooe place nesr the homestead
To bis briGvrd -ife Charlotte @. Harvard
Is house ard land 245 Carleton Av- II
Brooklyn, together with ali the hou.ehold
urni ure. plate, picture, and every th y
here in ard thereto belonging. also IN.
am of sl5 COO. But my irteution is that
his b,qIest 10 my ssid wife sbsH be il.
leu Of all dover snd thirds in my estate
nd isto be 40 taken ans sccented by her
To J In H.rwood Of East Boxdoinhau
So 600. To John Hsrwood, son Of hi,
'ro'Ler John, 81 coo, and came amount to
ais wife. t. his tphe~s, A bert Harvard
sod Emma Harvard, IS 900 To Aloer.
Harvard, gold watch and dism md pin
70 Jennie Z Winfield ard VIM Harvard,
h'ldren of his 8ei hew VIM. T Harvard
800 each To his niece, Mary q H.,-
ward OF Richmond, $1,000 To Tn mas II
Ge'cheil of Bangor. So 900 To childref
# Mr.. Ann Getehsll Of vassalboro, sum
II 8 800, to be equally divided.
To the grsndct ildren Of the late Johr
Thomas OF Richmond. $500 each To
Miss Annie Parker of the city Of Brook
iyn. $1,000. To the widow Of Thatcher
Harvard, late Of Richmond. $500 and
$500 each to the children To Mrs Lu
reua Cocmbs, for use Of her.elf xnd
children, sum Of $500 After he payment
Of the preceding bequests | give an
oequesth 10 zach Of the following named
societies or organizations, for purposes of
their incorporation. viz; American Tract
.nciety. $500. Bangor Seminary, $4,000
Maine Mi.sioosrv saciety, $4,000. Amer
can Board Of FIrega Mi--ions, $4,000
A mericsa Bible society, 5000 Se.meu'.
FrieGd society Of portlind, $4,000 Brook
iyn City M'ssion aud Tr.ct society of
Brookln. $1,000. Cd Ladies Home Of
Bath, $1,000
To ny much esteemed friend, Dr.. Fiske,
ste psstor # Winter street church, Bah
$1,000. All he rest residue and remainder
my estate, both real and personsI TO his
ifs and daughter f. z.beih Fl. Perkins,
Zaehsrish Je!iison ard VIM T. welch Of
Bruoklyn Both were executors named
The will was made Dec. 10, 1888.
BY c0dicil Gslen c. Moses Of Bath is
made an executor.
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Washington Nnfe..

The executive committee Of the Nation
al Assoeis,ion Of d. N 1crstic clubs will be
he'd IN "a'hinston.
Senator Fiye's bill sboIishiug the COM
pulsory coasiviss pilotsgs ia ths one that
he introduced at the lsst session.
The annual constitutional amendment. to
provide for woman stfrsgs which has
made it' appearance annually for some
yeas will be inrJducsd thi. session by
Representative GreenIesf Of X 1chester, N.
Y vno.e s.fs is pfesidsnt c' the WON an
sJffrgs Association OF Ee~ York.
Sens,or S;svsrs Of Navsd. added . new
feature t, the oliver question Tuesday by
the introdactDn Of . Resolution founded on
the proposition that the holders Of
silver bullion are entitled, under
an existing lsv, never repealed, 60
far a. the senator can ASCERTAIN, to free
coinsSs Of silver. ss follows: An sc; ap-
proved Jan. 10, 1887. provides that gold
ard s!ive, bullion brought TO the mint for
coinage 'hall b. received and coined by The
proper officers for bensfi, ~ the dspostsof
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FUNERAL OF GEN. MEIGS
Held at Washington Large Attendance
Interment at Arlington.

WAsnINoroN, Jan The funeral Of
III late Gen. N c, Meigs tolk place today
from ST Jobh's chu ch, 1hs servic=s Of
'ha Episcopal ritual were fesd hy Rv DR.
ID ualsss The body Was borle from the
church by six non commissioned III .e,p,
and plsced o. csissDB. smpHg sEose
pas NJ were V ce Precedent Morton Se =
stors Cutum, GIBSON of Loulssus, BlI-r
s. d Faulkner, snd large numher-of army
fl ers and government fiisisls The
remains were escorted to Arlington where
the intermt Mt took place, By bsttslion Of
cavalry, night battery s1d battalion OF
ARTILLERY
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Meteorological Report.
Court at Bangor.


CHIEF JUSTICE JoHs A PErERs. Pro
,idir
CHARLES r SWEET, Cle,k.
WILLIAM I REED Sheriff.
RuEL eMIrB, EsQ Clerk
TUESDAY, Jan. ).
The January term Of the Supreme Judi
cial Court convened this morning at 10
o'clock, Chief Justice John A Peters, pre-
.idisg.
There WAS quite large attendance of
psctsiois, snd it side the bar many of tue
Layers Of h. cisy and from out Of wn
The gentlemen from other places who were
ureseIt were Henry z Haynes, E,q ,
Corinth; James NJ Ssuborn, f "a, Ne--
port; L. P Waldron E.q. j W Crosby
E.q, V A. Sprague, Z q, D-xger; E. C.
Ryder, Esq sprined- 10; VIM. c Clnk,
Esq., A W Wesrnerb, Z q. Linco \ !;
B-rram L Smi,n, Esq John Scott, E q g,
P.it-I F. j Whiti"g, Esq, J F g ''lt,
Eq, Old Town; Tho. h Wen,s ORR f,
E.Q Bradford; Oscar F. Felloss, Esq i,
Bucksport.
Rev. Seth C. Beach. pastor Of the Inte-
pendent Congregational church offered
prayer.
Clerk Of Courts Charles f Sweet, called
the jury men ard they were sworn. Their
names follow:
Fu.t juIy-Albert o Brown, Old Town,
foreman; wilitm s. Bunker, Lagrange /;
Edwin j Brown. Clifton; Warren Burr,
Argyle; Abraham NJ. Colbnrn, oroDo !;
Cornelius CshilI, Glenbu-n; Frank Camp
hell, Gs-lsnd I,sish c Desne, Hsmpden !;
Z 7 Dennis, Pssssdumkeag John G
Fiske. Mstssssmkess; Augustus Fogg,
Lowell; @. W Fit-, Stetson.
Second Jury-Joseph 8 Smith, Bangor,
foreman; Edward f Gidden, Alton :;
Siorer W Jones, Bangor; LYMAN Leigh
ton, Er, te,; Euge1e G Nicnois, Bangor
BsDj min d. PrIlsy, Di1mont, Len.rett
II Peters Psster; Joseph G Rcker, Lee
Aipheus Robinson, Brewer; Charles Fl.
R ce, Bangor; John H Swsnton, Dex:er !
Herbert 4 Tnsyer, 0rrington.
Supernumsries-J s Wsrre3, Lincoln !;
Mron Webster, Corinth
The docket is a lofg one. The trial
list will b. the largest there has been In
the Penobscos county court for some
time. Tie way the court starts Ia Is
locks like very long term, IS the la--
yeIs seem anxious to try their cases.
There are several important cases TO b.
lried. There is only his month for this
term as the criminal court will meet 'hs
frst Tue-dsy in February This after.
noon the assignment OF cases Was made
and the first trial will probably commence
Wednesday.
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kIRALFy'S HOUSE SCORCnED


NEw YoHK Jan 5.-The handsome res
lier,e h.re owned BY BolosS Krslfy, the
prpiucrr Of spectScuI., plays, caught FIRE
night. Abou' $4,000 ~orh OF
ropsIty vs- desiro,td Mrs, KIP
,iiy, her 2-yesrod babe. cook and
ur.e were rescued By the fire.
men Mrs Krslty has lately been suffer
ing from bpEold fever. The fire was
csused by q defective f.e. The scenery
and play manuscripts IN the basement we're
,irlu 5yed. There was an insurancs OF
SIS 900 On thsm sblCh will nos cover the
lass b. pns ns-tnird. The other tenants Of
, he buildug suffered slight losses.
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Eallroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect Nov.
Goth, 1891.

aOTSa WEsr-sIp A. n. for Lewiston
ROot and, Portland, Boston and Montreal, 1.s5 A
NJ for aslioveli. Gardiner and south Gsrdiner
I0loA. N. for Brunsei h, Lewiston, tsrmingtO
RoohiAnd, Portland and Boston, connecting 70,
White Mountain Points. aoS r. n. foi
Halloweli. Gardiner and S0uth Gardiner, Slb
r. N. Tor BrnasNiCk, Bath, rortlsnd, Boston.
snd Saturdays only, for RoosiaBd, sos p. NJ. TO-
HLlowell. Gardiner and south Gardiner, II %
Pm might Palinan) for Lewiston, Bath, Port
and asd Boston.
SONG EAsT-aio A. N. might expressj for
6towhessn, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor st
Stephens, st. John and Aroostook Coanty, 9ss A
N. for Hstsrviie. SsoWhegan and Bangor. 80
r. n. for atervtile, Oakland, North snson
Bingham, sk0RheERn, Belfast, bower and
Fox rUtt Bangor, bRr HarbOr, st. Stephens
IT.. John and Atoos oot County. and sundays
oniy u gi7 NJ S,r Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman trAias run caok way esery
night, sundays Ia luded. but not to Sk0vhes.n an
on Monday nornings. OF 10 Belfast. Dexter, or
beyond Bangor. on sun lay morning..
fhs day express trains going Neat at 1910
N and Fast At s.ts +. NJ run daily, Sundays Tn
cud.d, between Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
sa1 st John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tos Ausus,a
,caves Sc 4th Qardner, q Is A M; le and ss
=, NJ. Gardiner, 30 A. NJ. i20 and AS T. NJ
HHlosrl 6.,s A. M, ts5 and s59 r. n.
through tickets to California and all points
South aud West NAY be had Of u, II. Walker
'icSet agect, Augusta, the only oboe In Aususts
settling Via all routes and checking baggage free O,
cNpepse.
TAYSON TUCKER. ylor Pres. Gent Manager
;. 3 BOoTHBY, Gen' rass. and Ticket As't.
cortland, Nov. 10, 1891
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THE BALTIMORE ARRIVES
And an Investigation win be Made of
Valparaiso Affair.

WAsHsGroS. Jsn 5 5-Whsn the secre-
tsry OF tue rsvs vas informed d today Of the
srrlvsl Of the cruiser B ,limore At San
Ftsnclsco he telegrspsed Can't, Sehley, the
{ 'mmarder Of ina, vessel. forming HIM
that Judge AdsCctte Geatrsl Z ny had
been sent TO san Fra ci.co to Investigate
the circumstances conn-c,ed ~ith the A.
ssult of the eres Of the Baltimore at Val
Psrsiso, srd directing him 10 sfor all
possible is ,iliti.s g The judge. All the
bsiimJre's sailors viii be d4tsi ej Oh
stipbosra unti! Juiss Remey concludes
he nvest'gstioa
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Local Forecast.

BosIos. Jan. ) For Nsw England (:
Increasing eioudi5ess, fclIawed during
Wedne stsy BY sno~, except in northern
Maine, where is will sno~ probably We'd
nes4sy night; stationary tempera ure, fol-
lowed BY colder rbundAy winds becoming
incrsssihg IL sire .s,h Suo~
viii continue over most of New E02lsui
Wednesday night, ard Two or mors incaes
are rrdbsbls. Ths storm CENTRAL in Ten
nessse will tr>bshly move uor'heAst.s I'd
q the New Engial coast before fhursis. g.
Colder, and TAR weather Il probably
follow the slorn.
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4 BOLD ~ HEME
Said TO he Determined OH by New York
Democrats.

PIrTsHuRG. Pa, Jan. "a paper here
prUipssrs 10 give the insid history Of the
meeting betsten senator q Iay ana w w
Dudley here on Sunday last. sc related
by gentleman who came from
NV York 10 attend the conference
he story goes ths, Qlsy ard Dudley
learned that h ID mOcrsur leaders In Nes
YORK safe. aciing under powers conferred
BY the constitution, were Determined thai
the n,xf presidential electors shall BE-
Ch sen by the legislSlofs and not by the
pc cpular vote, and a. both bonses of the Leg
islatu.e IN Nre York ~il be controlled by
the Democrats, he plan vas entirely fesst
be, a d # c,r'itd out the mOney which
would otherwise be expended for campaign
purposes in New York car bs used 10 tn,
duubttul states IL t. said tast the QIsy-
Dudley conference considered The polticsl
outlook as affected by this sieg scheme
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UNCLE BEN WRIGHT DEAD.


BosroE. Jan 5.--Beni ,mn y. Wright.
famiiarlv hDowu to hor-emen ss Uoele
Ben WrigSt," died At III. residence Of Hor-
ace u Willis. Msdfird. TODAY. from
comp ic.uon 81 di.essss He was
barn a; Bnni.. N H.. 1919 and cans to
Boston w1eu about u Ia 1875 he entered
he tmri0y Of the owner Of ,ne Minoken
IL Ius., afteTwards hst0ulng q partner.
fms house was burned - 1874, sftrr which
Wright and Horace WIiiIs up.' ed an oyster
loon uudef the Crawford IIIu.e, where
le has since beed Ia hu.inss-. He built
he Riverside Psrk nos known r- Beacon
r'srk. and VI sue trscE. He was widower
chen he dtd
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. Jane goth, 1897. tratn'
viii run follows, connecting at oshtsDi With
Maine Central Railroad
FOR Roston. Portland, f.wiston, WAleEyilis, AG
gnss, sh0whegsn and Bangor:
Passenger traias leave Bingham. 81 A NJ
re % P ". solon ss2 A. ", 9-S3 ? NJ Cara
tuas Psiis - 81 A. NJ 't05 p, NJ, hmbeen. 7.12
a NJ. 10 y 81. North AnsOu, ~ A NJ, So P
~, AnsOn, 1-g7 A NJ, 81 p NJ. Madison, 80 A.
~. R0l -. N Norridg.wOck, so = NJ, 2li P
Bangs aidtng. = 50 A. ", = % p, VI. ssstells
trlssing, = 02 n. - 2S2 Nj. arrive oskland.
=. II =. $. $50 VI.
From Eo4tou. Portland, Lewist0n, Aogasta, Wa
tervinc, SsowhegAn and Bangor
Passenger trsIas leave oakltnd. e.05 A NJ, ~
=. N. Sawt"lls Crossing. ~, 70 A. NJ IS 90 =. NJ
Rang siding > "a A. ", F5.O7 P N, Sorridge
poOk y "A . Vi. Sla =. ", Madison, 81 A. NJ,
SIS p. NJ, Ansos, 1854 . ~ p N North An
son, 10 Oa A NJ $50 2 ", tmbdeu. 1910 A VI.
ElS y. u. Csr-atanE Fails, 10 Is NJ, "a p.
Solou, 10 50 =. 81, SIC P NJ. arrive BingoIm.
ll-'D v, SIS p "
flag stations, at whi,h trains stop on sigma 'r
notice 20 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
sad North Anson. xN M. AVER, sapt.