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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-15
Ohio River Railroad Co.

on and after Monday, April ., Passenger
Trains will run follows:
sDaily- daily Except sunday
4. .,-.-...i 77---,7 ~ Time North hound.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Benjamin Harrison.

The administration of President Harri-
son has been clean above suspicion, able be
yond discussion, successful beyond dispute.
In the long line of presidents there has
scarcely been another, except Lincoln, who
filled SO we'll the measure of his opportuni-
ties, and among Republican statesmen there
has been no one more faithful to any duty
imposed upon him. Upon the record which
the party has made under his leadership
during the past four years, it must win the
next election, and it is a glorious record
which needs neither apology nor defense
among Republicans. Fierce as has been the
contest over his denomination, his btterest
opponent has never pointed out wherein he
has been wrong in dealing with public meas
ures, and without single dissent the great
convention at Minneapolis, composed of per-
sonal friends and foes, representing every
section of the country, every faction of the
party and every phase of party opinion,
voiced the unanimous Republican sentiment
when it endorsed "the able, patriotic and
thoroughly American administration of
President Harrison, under which the colln-
try has enjoyed remarkable prosperity and
the dignity and honor of the nation at home
and abroad have been faithfully maintain
ed" Manchester Mirror.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Marine Miscellany.

FRE1GHTs. The Freight Circular of Brown
& Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing June Is: We are again unable to record
any Improvement in the conditions OF the
market. for whilst the arrivals of square
rugged tonnage have become comparatively
few, and the spot supply is being gradually
reduced, there are Yet more seeking vessels
than freghts, with the consequence of a
continuation of low and Improbable rates
in about all directions. 1t is especially diff
cult to place large carriers, in view of the
sluggish condition of the petroleum trade,
such little enquiry as prevails for Europe
being chiefly for small vessels for the Baltic.
Orders for cases to China, Japan and East
Indies continue excessively few, though
there have been two fixtures, the first in
several weeks-a British iron ship to Cal
Cutta at 10 cents, and wooden ship to Java
at Is, Is, II cents, both extremely low rates.
The demand for long voyage tonnage is also
momentarily quiet, the berths for Australia,
etc, having been quite fully covered last
week. The deal and timber trades are alb
sorbing good deal of tonnage, in default of
better business, and although steam tonnage
is sharply competing, previous rates are
fairly we'll supported. This diversion of
tonnage to the deal and timber trades is
rather a hopeful indication, in connection
with local freightS, since it is relieving our
market of some surplus tonnage which, i'll
the event of increased business, prospective
~, Will render possible AN advance IN rates.
For the River Plate and Brazil ports bust
ness has Slackcntd somewhat. but as handy
size vessels in the right position are not
over plentiful, rates are without appreciable
change. West India freights, hence and
from the southern lumber ports. are firm, as
are also lolneward freights, but not Very
brisk. The season for active shipments of
coal to Cuba, etc, is over, and rates for that
cargo are largely nominal. The improve
ment in yellow pine lumber freights coast
wise, usually looked for at tins period, has
not thus far materialized. Coal freights east
ward are holding their own from local ship
ping points. but are weak from Philadelphia
and Baltimore. Charters: Ship G. G. Chap
man, Baltimore to San Diego, Cal, GOA,
$3.50, general cargo, 81 80. Blk Ed. Gushing,
472 tons, Trinidad to North of Hatteras. not
East of New York, Asphalt, - and dscharg-
ed. Washington, SIS. Blk Haydn Brown sd
tons, New York to Santos, Case Oil. 2S cents,
lumber, S14. Sch Clara f. Colcord, 4S9
tons, New Haven to Philadelphia, old Iron,
L, Crosby, 1853 tons, Daren to New York,
Sound Providence or Fall River, lumber,
So. Sci. Mary A. Hall, '62 tons, Fernando
ma to New York, lumber, S4.S7 II. Brig
Woodbury., ;'64 tons, Pascagoula to Boston,
lumber, p. t. Coal charters: Sch Meyer &
Muller, Hoboken to Belfast, 10 cents. Sch.
1zetta, Perth Amboy to Bangor, so cents.
Sch Charlotte Fish, same voyage, 90 cents.
Sch Menawa, POI tons, same. Sch, Carrie
=. Pickering, same voyage, p. t. Sch. Raw
en-, Hoboken to Belfast, so cents. Sch. Mark
Pendleton, Hoboken to Bar Harbor, 81.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Worlds Fair Notes.

The progress of slipbuilding from ear
lest times up to the present will he shown
10y very extensive exhibit which will be
made by Laird Bros, the big English
ship building firm at Birkenhead. The
firm' exhibit of like character at the re-
cent English naval exhibition attracted a
great deal Of attention.
Baroness Burlett- Coutts, the celebra-
led phllanthropist, who is at the head of
The philanthropic section of the English
Women Department in the World S
air, according to the London press,
will cross the Atlantic to attend the Fair,
and will read an original paper on the sub
ject of women institutions conducted by
women
From California is to he exhibited at
The World S Fair one of the famed huge
redwood trees, or stquoiu gigalltea The
one selected is 300 feet high and more
han 30 feet i'll diameter at the base A
specially constructed train will be neces-
sary To carry the monster across the con-
Jinent. 1t is the intention to hollow the
base into booths in which will be sold Cal
ifolnia wines, fruit, and curiosities made
Of polished redwood.
On the inland waterways. which ira
verse the Worlds Fair grounds from one
end to another, there will be plying three
kinds OF boats for public use These will
be the omnibus, express and cab boats OF
launches. The omnibus boats will make
regular trips around the waterways, stop
ring at each building. The express boats
will make round trips without stopping.
while the cab boats, with carrying capac-
lty OF four persons, may be hailed at any
point and engaged for the trip OF by the
hour, as is a hanson cab.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Congregational Conference.

The State Conference of Congregational
Churches opened at Machias June IA. Judge
Woodbury., of Bethel, was made temporary
Chairman, and Rev. Mr.. Jenkyn, of Rock
land, Moderator, pro tenn, Judge Foster, the
permanent Moderator, not being present.
Deacon Wheelwright, Treasurer, read his
annual report, showing, satisfactory
financial condition. In the evening the
subject of foreign missions was taken up,
Rev. c. c. Creegan, of Boston, making the
principal address notwithstanding the vio-
lent electric storm, the church was crowded
E. NJ. Cousens, Corresponding Secretary
made his report. detailing the large amount
of work. AT i o'clock a. IN. june 18th
prayer meeting was held, followed at 9
O'Clock by an address by Prof. Paine, of
Bangor, on '"The Maine Missionary Socie-
tv: Its Anniversary and General Work"
Rev. Charles Whittier, of Calais. delivered
sermon ON local mission work. The speeches
on Maine mission work We're animated
northern Aroostook having attention. Con
Iributions We're called, Daniel j. Sawyer
giving fifty dollars and j. X. Libby fifty, and
with other amounts S1H5 We're pledged for
the above ArooStool mission. In the after
noon the Maine Charitable Society met and
Prof. DEMO. the secretary, made his report
The reports from BoWdoin College, Bangor
Theological Seminary Maine Bible Society
and other organizations, also Of the visitors
to and from the corresponding bodies, We're
lidNt. i ne report from lllt Slll'ldN ScHOol
department was made by Rev b. p. Snow
The conference voted June sixteenth
to hold the next meeting at Brunswick.
Preacher, Rev. j. S. Williamson, Augusta :
Alternate, {. ID. Crane, New Castle. Com
lnittee of arrangements, with Rev. f. b. Ma
son, Chairman; j. S. Wheelwright was
chosen Treasurer, w. S. bennett, Auditor,
The forenoon was devoted to business. A
lengthy discussion ensued ON the relation of
Maine Congregationalst to the American
Board of Foreign Missions. The so-called
New Hampshire experiment was explained
by Rev. Geo. +. kennicott Of Newport, n.
II. At the afternoon session j. r. Libby, of
Portland was elected moderator, E. F. Du-
rem, recording secretary, and f. NJ. Cousens,
corresponding secretary. The unfinished
business occupied an hour. Rev. c. j Ryder
of Boston, gave an address on the American
Missionary Association. Rev. James William
son, of Augusta, spoke on 'Present Aspects
of Bible Study Rev. William RAIDER of
Biddeford, delivered an address on "Rela-
lation of the Pulpit to Social Economy" The
conference closed by the sacrament of the
Lords Supper.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

I,,nJ..- a,I,1.., II,i,,,, I,,,. 1cuo
American institute of Instruction lectures,
discussions and proceedings. 1Ss1.-...... 1o51
Aver, Harriet Hubbard. My lady dressing
roon Adapted from the French by Bar
"ness static 1858
Barrie, j NJ window in ihruns... 159 10
trrsS, hts g. f. MY GUARDIAN. "A novel
1892 ;..-.: .............13 9 >
Not an IN VAIN. "A novel .l39 )
- The three Miss Kings.
1s12- .-..:........... 139 i
RULER. Anna raft portraits sketched i'll
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Newspaper Notes.

One of the daintiest publications received
at this office is "Black and White, a journal
for Daisy Miller, Dr. ,Jellyll and Mr. Hyde"
published monthly at New York. And by
the way, as it is published by III. G. Brown,
why not call it the Black, Brown and White !?
The illustrations are fine and the letter press
fresh and sparkling. After reading num-
Der, like Oliver Twist, one longs for more.
The Weekly Journalist, "A fremont street,
Boston, j. F. Benyon editor, is most inter
esting publication to newspaper men, and to
advertisers. 1t covers the newspaper field
thoroughly with well written letters, and its
editorials are pointed and practical.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
The Third Time Never Fails.

For the third time we place at the head of
the Calais Advertiser the name of Harrison
as candidate for the Presidency. The first
was VIM. H. Harrison of Tippecanoe fame,
the grandfather of Benjamin Harrison, the
present nominee, who was nominated in
1871, and elected. The next was Benjamin
Harrison, nominated in 1888. He, too, was
elected. He is again the nominee, making
the third time, and we hope he may be again
successful. This paper under another name,
was the first in the country to suggest the
name of VIM. HI. Harrison as a candidate for
the Presidency and placed the name at the
head of the paper. That was in 1885. Henry
Clay was nominated and defeated. [Calais
Advertiser.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Ships and Sailors.

Capt. Albert Colcord of brig H. c. Sib-
ley is at his home in Stockton Springs.
He will be at home for few weeks, as
there is no business for his vessel at pres
ent.
Brig Ernestine, 400 tons has been bought
by W. S. Jordan & Co., of Portland, and
has sailed for Greenock with cargo Of
spool wood, in command of Capt. F. NJ.
johnson, of Rockland. Sch. P. f. Tow
er, Sc tons, has been sold by W. S. Jordan
d Co., to G.. A. Gilchrst, of Rockland.
Steamer Alba, from Kingston, ia,
brought to New York, June Is, Capt.
Wood and crew of six men of the schooner
E. H. Hartman, wrecked on the reefs on
the south side of Hatyi She is a total
loss. The Hartman was owned by Henry
Lord, of Bangor, from which port she
sailed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Notice OF Foreclosure

WHEREAS, MARGARET \. SAWN t.
w SearSport, i'll the County of Waldo. n'
ceased, 10y her mortgage deed. dated the -
September, A. u. 1856. and recorded in tht
County Registry ui Deeds, i'll Book 49,, H.
conveyed to one Isaac w, IIaNcner, arrruW.
If real estate situated in Sear>port in said
of Waldo, with the buildings thereon. houu'
described as follows, to wit Beginning a Il
standing in the suutherlN line of the sh"u
leading from Belfast to SearspOrt, ana in d
erlN line of land then of one Lucy saw ser
easterly by said road, one hundred fcet tua
thence soHthcrly parallel I" the SAID ta~tti
Of the said Lucy sawyer land tn the hay
westerly, by said bay. one hundred feet +" ID
and stones; thence northerly. to the rou!
sand. and parallel with the ca>tcrlN line an
to the place of beginning, containing IN
more or less. and being tGc same real estate
as the Emery sawyer place, and whereas iH
Isaac w. Havener has since deceased. and II
dersigucd has been duly appointed admins
of his estate. and whereas the condition
mortgage has been broken. now thereto
reason of the breach of the condition tt
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Searsport this Sth day of ,luut
1892. ClIAS. +. lIANE\i
Admr. of the estate of Isaac W Hay.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

my life has been thrown away" exclaim.
new system of cooking without having to
bother with coal, wood, or oil. For sale by
all first-class dealers in stoves, in the follow.
ing towns Belfast, r. P. Stickney, c. N
Black Castine, A. W. Clark; Rockport
Arthur Libby; Camden, J. W. Bowers
Rockland, j. P. Wise & Son, Walter j.
Wood Bucksport, John Buck.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

THE persons notified of assessments tot IN
lin Ntreet Sewer and Main sewer, by tN'
nicpal officers on April ,, 1892, can haze RED
for the several amounts assessed upon The
by calling at the Belfast Savings Bank and
therefor the sums named in said notices
Extract from Chapter $50. laws of lsNA
said assessments are not paid within three ~"
from the date Of said assessments, then tht
urer shall proceed to sell such of said lots &"
GELS of land upon which such assessments H.
unpaid, or So much thereof at public aurti
is necessary to pay such assessments and Al
and Incidental charges.
ME-. HOUSTON, Treasurer of Beta
Belfast, June II, lS92.-2w25
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
WORTH TEN DOLLARS

to any family, is DIR. Kaufmanns book on
diseases finely illustrated plates from life;
don't he humbugged, but cure yourself.
Send three 2-cent stamps for postage to A. P.
Orlway & Co., Boston, Mass, and receive
COW free. 2wN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

Capt. Edmund Hichborn of the bark
Beatrice Havener is at his home in Stock
ten Springs for the summer His brother,
Capt. Wilbert Hichborn, has taken his
place for the voyage.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

was nine weeks old February st and you ought
to see his skin now. smooth, even and IA beautiful
pink and white color. lie is healthy he can
be. The CUT1crEA ltEs0LvENT has given him
tone, vigor and strength | enclose his portrait.
Thanks to the famous CUTICURA REMEDIES. They
cannot be spoken of too highly, they have done all
that has been claimed for them.
WIN. A. GARDNER, ISL T.. 123d ST.. New York
From the age of two months my baby suffered
with the eczema on her face and body Doctored
without avail. Used CUTICURA REMEDIES Fourd
them IN every respect satisfactory. The child has
now beautiful skin and is cured, We cheerfuy
recommend the same to all mothers.
MRS. j. ROTHENBERG, 1868 First Ave n. Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

WALDo ssh Court of Probate. held ar
w fast. on the second Tuesday of June .
JOHN G CAREY. Administrator ON the p-r4-
DANIEL. CAREY late of Liberty, in said l.
deceased, having presented his final a",ul.
administration of said estate and private i,.n
for allowance.
ordered. That notice thereof he gi,eu b
weeks successfully. in the Republican ,ja.
printed III Belfast in said County. that an rel
interested may attend at a Probate Courf b
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday .
next. and show cause if any they have Sc ,
said account should not lie allowed.
GEO F.. JOHNSON p. A.
true copy Attest: BoHAN / FIELD, r..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

WALDO ssh Court Of Probate, held
w fast, on the second Tuesday of June
\. II. BANkS. Administrator ON the -,
ISRAEL G.. SHEPARD, late of Belfast,
County deceased, hay ING presented hi~ r
count of administration of said estate i3,
ance.
Ordered. That notice thereof he giSot
weeks successfully. in the Republican a.
printed in Belfast, i'll said County. that AN
interested may attend At ii Probate toul1
held AT Etlfast, un the Seculd Tuesday .
next, luI slow cause. if amy they have. ..
SAID account Should net he allowed.
GEO. T., JOHNSON. f..
AtuecopY. Attest BoUANr. FIELD, k
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30

DkOv'c Skin and Scalp purified and beautited
DHD y by CUTIcURA SOAP Absolutely pure.
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the County of Waldo, on the second Tue.
june. A, d. 1892.
III Attic Z. THOMAS, administrators of 81
Ill tate Of LEANnEE =. THOMAS, lat, VI
mont, in the Comfy of Waldo, decea>c,
presented Il petition for license to sell az '..
private sale 50 much of the real estate r5 ST.
ceased as win produce the sum Of four .
dollars.
ordered, rhat the sand Hattie 4. rive ur
all persons interested Ivy causing copl ot
der IT, he published three weeks successive
Republican journal. printed at belfast. +. A
may appear at Il Probate Court. To- he hell .
fast. within and tor said County, on the ,
Tuesday of Judy next. AT ten ot the clocL
noon, and Show cause. if any they have, N
PRAYER Of said petition should moi be gram.
GEO. +. JOHNSON. II.
A true copy. Attest-HoHAN +. FIELD, Re-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
PROBATE NOTICES.
At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within =,
the County of Waldo, on the second Tues
June. A. ID. 1892.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within AMI /,
the County of Waldo, on the second Tues. d
June. A. d. 1892.
\ instrument rurporting to be the last vi}
n testament of F. W. WHITMORE, late AZ 3
fast i'll said County of Waldo, deceased NJ "
been presented for Probate.
Ordered. That notice be given to all perS4o
terested by causing copy of this order to he ~
llShed three weeks successfully in the ReplIl
journal, printed at Belfast, that they NAV an, I
at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast wHt
and for said County, on the second Tuesia
July next, at ten of the clock before noon
show cause, if any they have, why the same ,h
not be proved, approved and allowed.
GEO f. JOHNSON ,Jlde.
A true copy Attest :-BoHAN P. FIELD Rerl.
At Probate Court held at Belfast. within an
the County of Waldo, on the second Tues,
June, A. ID. 1899.
John &. ELLIS brother of ALMIRA LrIi
y late of Searsport in said County of Va"
deceased. having presented ii petition that hen,
be appointed administrator de boni> non oD .
deceaSed'S estate.
Ordered, That the said John G. give uo.
to all persons interested by causing a roly
this order to he published three weeks
siyely i'll the Republican journal, printed t- d
fast that they may appear at a Probate Y,r,
the second Tuesday of July next. at ton ot
have, why the prayer Of said petition Shot,.
be granted. GEO. +. JOHNSON. .I
Atrue copy. Attest g. BoHANP. FIELD, L.. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
RHiDY TO MAKE TORPEDO TESTS.

The torlsfo boat Gushing. which arrived here from
the Washington Navy Yard Tuesday night. will
probably e ready t. start for the torpedo station. at
Newport, by tomorrow. She went 10 Washington. a
couple OF months ago, 10 have fitted torpedo launch
ing tube IN the bow OF the vessel and two launching
tubes on IA turn-table on deck. To determine better
tho relative merits u parallel and diverging fire. the
two deck tubes have bern made adjustable. The
dcsirsbilIty Of having boats fully prepared and
squipped for experimental work duIing the final de-
veopment OF the torpedo outfits has been recognized
by the Navy Department In fitting the torpedo boat
suleo with special launching apparatus for series
OF tests OF the torpedo designed by Captain John A.
Howell, Of the Navy, md IN fitting the Gushing for
corresponding series Of tests with the Whitehead tor
pcdOes.
The Whitehead torpedes, with which the Cushing
will experiment are being manufactured bv the F.. W
Bliss Company, OF Brooklyn. The Government con
tractcd with the company NAV 49, 1901. for 100
lsnCh torpctocs Of the most recent type. A few OF
those intended for the trials ready. and some
have been experimental with In the Lower BAY.
that gut ndrift having been picked M the beach
saturday last. The specifications under which the
iOrpcdoes being constructed require that tho
OF the torpedo shall be accurate within certain
prescribed limits when fired In any direction from
vessel geng ut a speed OF eighteen knots or less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
CASSIDY SHOT The WRONG MY.

James p. Cassidy, ear driver II No. oG3 Monroe
ST. was committed for trial in $1,000 bail yes
erday by Justice Kilbrcth at the Yorkville Police
Court for shooting Henry Gcseld bartender, OF No.
100 Ludlow-s., while he standing the front
platform OF crosstown The driver OF the car
was william Collins, Of No O43 East Thirteenth 81.
cassidy had borne him grrIdge for some time and on
Monday determined upon revenge. As Collins was
coming through Thirty -sixthst., shortly after
D. m Cassidy sprang on the front platform Of the
car and drew "a revolver. Gcscld standing be
side Collins tanning hmsef with his straw hat. The
next momont Geseld startled by hearing the re-
port OF pistol and felt that he had been shot.
Cassidy SO unerrng IN his aim that he bad shot
the wrong The bullet lodged In the heshy
part OF Geselds left leg. Cassidy disarmed be
fore he could fire another shot and %as handed over
10 the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
yrpguryrS AGAINST BUSINESS FIRMS.

Judgment for sj611s wns yesterday entered against
the San Marco Mining and Milling Company IN favor
Of the First National Bank Of this city, the amount dne
on 100 bonds on which the Interest was defnulcd
on July l. 1890
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution iW
Sl4,0s5 against Thomas 6. Douglass, OF broadway
and Dey.s In favor Of G. T.. Minor. "A assignee Of
r. W. Galaudet Il Co.. balance due ON stock trans
actions.
Cugeenhemer A. Cntermeyer Yesterday entered
judgments for slO.OGl against lsdor. iiornhcim a
Co. who carried business under the style OF tie
London and Liverpool Clothing Company at No 50
Bcrwery one for s9353 In favor OF Charles Holden
hemer for money lent from June =. 1871, 10 sepi"n-
her 1891 and another for sI,7O5 In favor Of Jacob
W. Mack for money lent between June ., 1891. and
January l. 1902
Judgment for ~ 500 was Yesterday entered against
George A. Schnstey Co. manufacturers Of furniture
at Broadway and Fny'lsri st, In favor OF the
Potter siymus Manufacturing Company for r'ut OF
10 80 5thaye. which they formerly occupied.