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NOR SALE


We OFFER FOR rS6 s 81 \ ,,xor.
F Fmf III, , a. only sst :, eseh; sasy terms
TWO ooRNERs. each icoti:sS. eio.e g building
isIyfEIL c6ES "a I 81 sos ., &c. zoo.
>h '''"'''E 20 g Soo sgf P tEfaf ft te
IN one hlCcn The best located ground IN the subdi
!, Lot IN AZ streets in HoLMEAD MAJOR ssc. TO
plsis q sioyc rTopcrty giving prices iocniions Of
ioTsa; sa de jS Nv. ,~rFys,snis and O,s5 In
'i So "a WM n sAUSDl ,.c- 90 co:
FYk SaLE ~ ,12I LOTS oStTn ST BET; All,
al narsAh Or VII eHg S,,s e; Co. h9u,,
,ysS First aoor. Atlantic BLDG. R,o = & ~.
E'oR SALE ONLY -. 10 PER SO root. BEAUTI-
~ ngildins lot On south side Florida 10Th
houses 'e' 0H' '1 cH.R si,s fhry VAT for
N'-H First hoor. Atlantic bldg. 40 y 81 n.
Ef 29sn SALE a, "a N .Il srbE st; ~ MAR
adjoining ground held At 20
Eok SALE GOOD LOTS, NORTHWEST. TO
a. builder no cash required II you will build imne-
jya-si JOHN o. JOHNSON r. B. r. CHEW .sr7F.
E,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT ON
4 East C.ptol 81 near lincoln Park 52xsO. n sold
= III Us as The ADJOINING lot 4oo P a paR-
E'oR sALE-A DESIRABLE LOT MAR DUPONT
Il Circle @ors5's asy a. hH5yain e sid q once.
$50! TYLER & RrrHkE fsll p,
EoR sALE-A BLOCK OF LOTS ON 4TH ST
= eetT sc aud floridA ave- lG2 feet front rs
terms. The proIased q Town railway viii p.s,
,ys-st . ia = II. nv.
E'oR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN ALL SEC
Ssi Oh The city, e''sS WHIT TqTels b sfi Z.
EoR sALF-43.o 600 FEET or GROUND IN So
loss2 fronting On Tenn. ave. aud l4th sta. net
n y a nfg
jy7s,SH' p A. DARNEILLE. so5Fst.nw.
E,oR sALE-BY l. sTARGARpTER, si3 18TH
son b Pierre and fiinors a ias only yn zoe ssn sa
bet 9th and f s,s eeG p4 Ss s % s I9,'c
FOR sALE.-l50 feet front on 10Th 81, ne. irnme,i-
ately above st subdiyided into eight Ire,ty and
prices very rea.onahle, ,.gp,s 60 -'' W ="
bsst L. sTaRGkRDTER. eIs 18th st. NV.
EoR sALE-sLoTs ON l9TH ST. BETwEEST
and st-. NV
Lot ao1lol to an alley. Improved by Groom frame
dwelling. Price, 5000
Lot 45x9o TO an alley. Improved by loroom brick
and frame dwelling A brick stable I'm rear Price,
$4,000
Lot "a 9xsI Corner 18th and X SITS. NV Prics
per square foot. e..
ofers submitted
,yea' 1873 r.. ave.
E,ok SALEM lie DIoIT PARK. LOT lsx
Pris 10 e 9ot slley hS'd q SsS !srssy ave
ENQR sAIE-BFAUTIFuL LOTS on b ST, AND
!, Mass; ave, within block ancoln Park ssooto
Ns-t 603 l4th 81 NV.
FOR sALE-yERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
II south side Of East Cap!tol hot. eth and sth
1Ss F j6HS hInfi s "a 9an asss:
s1-pI Ek3cgsE a2ME, CooKE RsRS
THEsE LOTS ARE BEAUI1fULLl LOCATED
BETWEEN e, Y, 10Th AND 3lsr SIS. ON 90 AND
TO BIZ CoNcRETED SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
CIRBED, AND SEWER, WATER AND GAS PUT
N AT ONCE: 10 AND l2-EOOT ALLEY CONNEO-
TIONS, HAVING A FRONTAGE OF FROM 10 TO
a FEEr AND DEPTh or rs TO ll3 FEET.
r PE,GE II rd II a PER s9pRA E, ROOT,
ASp 2 YEARS; OR, II BI'ILf UPON AT ONCE,
PAYMENT CERTIFIED COPY OF THE REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNISHED TO MAY
], lSy2. FOR 81 FOR PLATS. PRICE LIST AND
FURTiER IMPORTATION ADDRESS OR APP
PLY TO
myl3-8m c. H. TICKLING. 1co4 32D ST NV.
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nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHINGTON.
~ ID. G.. June 20. lSe2--sealed proposals. will b
received at the Once of the chief clerk and superin-
tendent Of building Department OF Justice. up 20
TWELVE O'CLOCK noon, JULY fIfTEENIH.
Tor supplying the department during the nscA year
ending June 30, 1893. with the following Articles:
sta-ionery fuel, ice miscelaneous supplies ana the
washing q towels. Schedules and infUrmation fur
n.shed BY chief clerk uTon application W r. n
MILLER. Attorney General Bl-I1
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FOR SALE-HORsEs e. VEHICLES


FOR SATIE-HORsEs & VEuIcJps
Wv ohiC-A1onoEo q NEhIOLES.
ttop surrey ssde Curtains: rst.class consitoS:
owner leaving 1919 St w. iyii-St:
Of small nHf Sss1
entFe outt s5o Gan he sssn s a. 'r'die OF
' o' SINSHEiMERS sTARIEs
,y1l,at. 6 s.: bet: eth and 7th 81: nv.
FOR SALE-ONE FINE FAMILY HORSE; SOUND
and kind; not SJraid OF steam or electric cars Can
p pe seen ~ W. a. LaoNs. Esnn 81. holmesd Manor
MI. Pleasant. tysot.
u carriages ct ANDREW J. JoYCErS SONS CAR
RAGE FACTOR, 4C2-l4-l6 18th 81; NV:
One victoria, BY Demarest& Co.. New York; orig
inally cost 81 900; In fne order; price. $3.50
ples
One yictoris in very nne order; price. eao0
One loop-front phseton; . very Handsome vehicle;
sl25.
order. SSs ssS price only saS 40.
LoR sAIE-oNE BAY MARE. SEVEN. YEARS
also one cheap mare suitable for farm 81 SLOW %osf
ci Ts ss Bet, ,s,S So oSd Ia,s sT az
Dop sAIp on C1RpIacVs NV .Vn svco,,,,
+ hand the latest styles, among Which are two umD
attended to. JOHN H. YOUNG. 456 Pa. fy7-3fs
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPosALs FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY or
y fuel Tor The U : nNavyLJuly z. s.-ss.lsd
Navy be opened Alsust > isse viii b. received
at The BsreSg 6 proSlsgps and clG'hins Navy De
augnsts isss and publicly orened Inm S,
Boston, Gss :; y Srr n fost f Tssrua fssnG Pm
Mare isisHd Cal L the nsSs stations iss s%Port T.
Naval assST MA a.o the aa annual Sa
suprS Of sosl a he nAvsl hositSls diTgenssIs
3. y PiiSde This. Pa LsaSae ISLAND. Pa %ssS.
invton. d. Norfolk, Va. and Mare Island, Cal.
the baresa g the Of Se navy
Yards or g the nay. w, pay oess fuel must IN al
naya, inspection- Tie bids. all other tninss beins
irh 70 waive defects or 10 reet any or ali bids not
deened sdr Antsseous % the Soyernnent EDWIN
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SEWER PIPE
and branches, vitrihed inyert bricks and invert
D. c. July g. Ise"sesled HrSposas viii ts reesiSed
81; SSs until TSEISE ocJock ~ SAT-
and deivsrnr sever ppe branesss ritrd insat
bricks and yitrhed inyer blocks nired ir the pi
forms of proposal. and sperincations, tog~her with
Once and only bids uon these forms will be- consid-
cred. J. W. DOUGLASS. J. W ROSS. wM 7. RIOS
SELL. Commissioners ID C. tya-ot
Asphalt Bioct Psvemsnis -ofsce Of the Counts,
sioners ID. C.. Washington. ID. C.. July ). 1877
fsf ES5no XII Dc isSsS 4 III T$fS Sn e
SECOND. 1872. for laying sheet asphalt and asphalt
block pavements- Blank forms Of proposals. spesfD.
cations and all Information b. obtsined
AZ this Office. ]. ". DOUGLASS. j. W. ROSS. ". r.
RossEIL. Commissioner. ID. c. iyo6t
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
~ ton, ID. q. June 20. ls1fe-Seaed proposals viii
b. received at this department until ONE O'CLOCK
M. THURSDAY. JULY TWENTY EIGHTH.
ioT n 1se sna in IN: y Ss
hydraulic freght elevator. suitable pss-engera
also. Bidders will examine the premises and furnish
their specific stons and plans in detail and
mate for the whole work Proposals be addressed
TO The Secretary Of the Interior" indorsed en-
yeioPe 'PrQposal for Elevator. Pension building"
department.. JOHN ". NOBLE. Secretary.
5e.S3-2aw:3w
nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON.
~ ID C.. june 20. lSe2--sealed proposals VIII 10
received at the once of the chief clerk and superin-
tendent Of building. Department Of Justice W 70
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E>QR RENT-6OUTHWEST-
4 blA 18th e. ay. rooms; brick; water. sewer
and gae house newly papered and painted rent, SIS
I26C0 st. s.w., B rooms: bay windows; brick
houses; water and sewer; rent, SIS so
Also several new houses In Of erection In
very d leg y s 5tsssss Apply e
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-lsA I3TH ST. n. w. % ROOMS AND
JNU. B. WIGHT
ty1116t 1klO @ IT. n ".
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COUNTRY BOARD.

pARTIEs IN SEARCH OF HEALTH AND PLEAS
L ure can find delightful summer home at Noun
tain View. old Virginia mansion at the foot Of the
Blue Ridge miles south of Luray. where hSh-
ing. bear hunting. riding. driving mountain excur
Mons and pure spring water can be enjoyed: Fine
litha springs excellent fer kidney and stomach trou
ble table furnished with all fresh vegetables fruits
dren; rates moderate. Address D. W. BLOssER
CO.. Stony Man. Page county Va y11-6t'
A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE Accommodated
IA in q private family miles from Alexandria;
healthy location good shade and cool water Address
EOR GOODCOUNTRY BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
8. SMITH Sterling. Va. Adults. IS per week. Chill
drent. e. 30. jyS-3t'
GUNNER BOARDERs ACCOMMODATED; HIGH.
changed. Misses CURRY. Hamilton. Loudean Co.
Va. iyS3ts
ROARDERs WANTED ON B. AND O. r. r.
healthy. pleasant place good water; mineral, alse
fresh vegetables &c. 4lS to $40 per month. p. o
Box 170, Lovellsville. Loudoun county. Va. jyS-3t
NTANTED-CITY BOARDERS AT ONCE TO FILL
w three large. airy, wel-furnished rooms noun
tain scenery large yard; good shade ice splendid
water good table; terms moderate. Apply to Mrs.
T. W. JONES, Stevinsbure. Culpeper Co. Va. jy5St'
A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
Annotated for the season at the Old Highland Country
Club House; 10 minutes ride on B. and o. road; fare
porches snd lawn forest shade: bowling alley tennis
and croquet free to guests. Apply c. P. CRANDELL.
100 l4th st. NV. je231m
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ErOR RENT-l4l3 ST. n. w; TwO-s BAY
Il window brick Is rooms ~. 4. windows three sides
rooms In basement; cellar. large yards; o3S Apply
1216 st. jy9-S
EOR RENT-TwO NICE COMFORTABLE PRESS
very low rent CHARLES Early.
Tor RENT--l2l2 G ST. s:w.. NEW THREE
story hey: windoy h.tch With 2 room; and al NOD
St. Pacific building. Hs-&
EOR RENT-lOl2 7TH ST. NE THRRE.sTORY
e bsy-window brick; sig rooms and bath rent
' Es,S n 'osf ISIS q : 4. NV.
+ s9is F. ave-. 1,r, Cor ed and Q nv. n.
sii Si;s IT. iir. ~ s3 ssossss room, pig i3si
l741 18th q, b. 80 hne stable, ssalls 20
la! Fierce pl. u. Stable ON 10Th d -. p 30
!Hass'''''''''..'iaasS . Y. L1Nx1Ns. 500 18th 81.
EOR RENT-FxCELLENT NEW PRESS BRICK,
-. ~ 81 ~. 9 rooms; bay window; water ;gasi
PROCTOR 4 PROCTOR.
N6St 007 @ st. nv.
Z s1ofs ne :oa ;am.t Ssnt Pr 4oHtA; e2s. 80
,y5-e. si5 Z. a...
HOB .RENI-BRICK HOUSE s3S eTH 81. .GE. ;
ROO LOCATION apd IN exceuens condition; 80 ~.
GEO. y. HAhblN. ale Pa ave- sa. tye3'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
THERE HAS BEEN no BETTER OFFER

EroR sALE-sE ,UTIFUL HOUSE IN KcKINo-
ton ST., bath and attic electric ngh;s steam Leaf
and all mi NcLAcHfEN & BATcHELDER
gll-2w Cor. 10Th and q N W
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RFNT-A BRICK BUILDING, TWO STORIES
high 20x40; suitable for stable, paint shop, car
penter shop other business rent reasonable A.
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cs9gtral building. room ON .o
cn;..,,:.;;,.;;......9 2.bO
Censrsl building. room
Iossss.;s;.iii S oiiaiss;;. room
'Icsa.isli, Saiidisis;:. i room
Central building. room
| Room 8, 1850 i si...........W
Central building. room
foSnion:i Daiidin;1;.. room
1e 3i;;;' Si;1iii;dis;:: iaS ::;.;-,
l@ Ia svo. front room.
l4& 7. ave. back room.
| "a moor ...............
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

TVH KENT
L Furnished and Unfurnished Apartmenss
THE wooDAoNr. 18th and ieTs ctrcIe;
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il 1925 I'D st, l3r. br,
mi. store and DWELL
ing. With stable. .oSa d
2901 Qst. hr. m I. Or. so. s.
1888 18th st. br. m 1. 10r. 90
81 10 Dumb av. br. mi
1855 re-, iii St. Sr. m /. iI;r' 50 50
331ON st. hr. m 1. 81. -25
SS2S Pros av. br. M i,7r. -
15l0fed st. br. mi Or. 20. 50
202o Gd IT. n cottage,
% ;..-..:.:.2O.S
Cor New Cut I'd & Fox-
all. n. Se IA
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EoR- R8NT-HANDsoME SUMNER RESIDENCE
high .aS S.sishsu; Il .cr.s of Bssntiaa sro Sn
so q ssSs'd I'm RTly rpsAElsADEs Of
lab st. 1y1l-3t
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LOB sALE-CARRIAQEe. WAGONS And BUG
s@ss 81 tn !: AssssSfI q kss;:i Sc
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DR.. r. g. FIower Comine to Maine

DR.. r. C. Flower the famous Boston
physician, whose remarkable and ex-
traordinary cures in seemingly hopeless
cases and whose no less remarkable
method of diagnosing a patients case
correctly without asking a question has
been the wonder of scientists and others,
will, in response to numerous requests
from friends and patients, visit Maine
professionally next week. He will be at
the following places on dates given: Ban
gor, Penobscot Exchange, Monday and
Tuesday, July 25th and Goth; Lewiston,
Dewitt House, Wednesday and Thursday
July 9th and 2sth; Portland, Falmouth
Hotel, July Goth and Both. This will
give many an opportunity to consult DR..
Flower who might otherwise be unable
to do so.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

LAW TERM-wESTERN DISTRICT.
All the cases from Oxford county and part
of Androscoggin were disposed of yesterday.
The Auburn aqueduct case will come up this
morning. The following is a detailed statement
of the disposition of the cases:
Oxford County.
Inhabitants OF Paris VS.. Norway Water Com
pany. Argued orally.
4 Mf NJ Tarney VS. Royai B. Bradford
Submitted on briefs {.
George g; Wing H. A. Morrill,;
Ezekiel Merrill petitioner, vs. County Com Com
ties. Submitted on briefs.
Bearce s. Stearns. G: ID. Blsbee.
Clarinda s. Buck VS.. L. E. Wood,
D. J. McGillicuddy. o. ID. Hersey.
A,adroseoggi,a County.
Howard w. Gammage VS.. Susie A. Harris ct
al. Neither party. Settled.
Savage 8 Cakes. Frye, Cotton & White
Kendall Dresser ct al. VS.. Lydia B. White.
Neither party. Settled. c .. pu,
Owen White vs. Phoenix Insurance Company.
Argued orally.
Charles E. Garcelon VS.. George III. Tibbetts,
appellant. Motion overruled for want OF pros
ecution.
Tascus Atwood. Newell & Judkins.
C. B. Mckinney VS.. Albert French. Motion
overruled for want of prosecp WsIts 3 c.rter
Samuel Sylvester VS.. the Lisbon Falls Fiber
Company. Argued orally.
Newell & Judkins. George c. Wing.
George F. Fletcher VS.: Clinton Haley Mo,
ton for new trial by plaintiff. Motion overruled
for want of prosecution
Swasey g. Briggs. George G. wing.
John A. Sawyer VS.. Daniel A. Long. On re-
port Argued orally.
TascuS Atwood. Savage Cakes.
Russell A. Isaacson ct al. VS.. William Leader.
Exceptions by defendant overruled for want of
prosecution.
McGilcuddy & Morey. F. L. Noble.
Cumberland County.
Hattie M. Woodman VS.. Cyrus V. Payne.
Motion for new trial by plaintiff. To be argued
william Lyons. FIN. Ray.
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Maine Dental Society.

The closing meeting of the Maine Den.
5 tai Association was held yesterday fore
noon in the Natural History room, Elm
street. The following officers were elect
ed:
President-L. s. Chilcott, Bangor
Vice President-H. A. Kelley, Portland
Secretary-E. G. Bryant, Pittsfeld.
Treasurer-E. j. Roberts, Augusta.
Libraran-El bridge Bacon, Portland.
Executive Colnmittee--.D. W. Fellows. Port
land HI. A. Kelley, Portland E. j. Roberts,
Augusta; J. H. Lombard, Belfast; T. E. lib
Belts Rockland.
1t was voted to hold the next meeting
in Portland.
DR.. H. c. Merriam of Salem was elected
an honorary member.
At 1920 o'clock the members took the
steamer for Diamond Island, where they
had shore dinner at the Portland Club
house.
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name, and will give hearty support to
the man who is named.
This ended the speaking, three cheers
were given for Mr.. johnson, and the
guests returned to the city, while the
athletic sports were carried out by mem
bers of the club.
In the athletic games, W. Ell. O'Brien
won the 100 yards dash, and the swim
ming match was taken by Nathan Cliff
ford without trial, as he alone appeared
to contest. The tug OF war was a draw
between the teams captained by Flaherty
and Stevenson.
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Pavilion Theatre.

In order to accommodate the large
number of his patrons, Mr.. McCallum
will have his opera company appear to-
night in Mascot and his comedy company
this afternoon in the greatest success of
the season, the intensely interesting
drama, 'The Two Brothers" Let there
be no misunderstanding about today's
performances. The comedy company at
the matinee and the opera company in
the evening. The performances yester-
day afternoon and evening were largely
attended. During the play last evening,
Miss Hamilton, the leading lady, was pre-
sented with large floral offering. 1t is
great bill this week. Secure your seats
in advance.
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THEY CHEERED JOHNSON,
And They Sat Down Hard on SacO's
War Eagle.
ANNUAL FIELD DAY [OF YOUNG
MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Biddeford Kickers Say that War Eagles
Are of no Good in Politics-Mr. johnson
is Enthusiastically Acknowledgements
by Clifford. Ingraham. Chadbourne and
Others.
There was a vivid passage in decla-
nation in one of the old school readers,
describing how the barbarian mother,
clasping her infant closer to her bosom,
fled to the deepest recesses of the forest
when she saw the Eagle of Rome glitter
ing in the distance. With the necessary
notifications the same description might
be applied to the Hon. George Walker
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DEATHS.

In this city, July 90, Mrs. Margaret Graham,
aged As years.
Notice of funeral hereafterl
In Deering, July 20, John Bell, aged 70 years.
Funeral Friday forenoon at IL O'Clock, at
his late residence, Forest Avenue.
In Oakland, Call July 10, Ellen NJ, wife OF
Charles Babb, formerly OF Portland. 90 s#
In Friendship, July II, Mrs. Jane Delano,
In IN Waidoboro, July 9, Gideon Hoch, aged
81 years.
LII Richmond. July 13, Isaac J. Jack, aged
In Phipsburg, July IL, Abraham Green. aged
so years
In South Gray, July Is, Mrs. Martha A. Proc
tor, aged SO years.
In Thomaston, July 4, Moses F. Watts, aged
80 years.
1.-THE funeral of the late Mrs. Ann CORTLAND
will take place on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. easel
den No. 4 Chatham street.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, July 90 by Rev. B. L. Whitman
Harrison Puffer of Northampton, Mass, and
Miss Nellie V. Fisher of Portland
In Oxford, July 10, James Wilkie and Miss
Mary Skillings.
In Denmark, June 30. James B. Cole of Den
mark and RoJanna Massey of Sebago.
In Skowhegan, July TO-, Fred M. York OF
Brighton and Miss Lena S. Whittier of Corn
vile.
In Lincolnville, July g., Charles F. Harthorn
of Lincolnville and Mrs. Priscilla Matthews of
Northport.
In Prospect, July 10, Ernest L. Boynton
and Miss Denie L. Mudgette of Prospect
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Grand Opening.

Roscoe S. Davis & Co.'S new store
corner of Federal and Exchange streets,
was opened formally last evening and
was blaze of light from top to bottom.
The band furnished fine music for a
couple of hours and numbers of people
availed themselves of the opportunity to
examine this fine store.
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REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

The Republican City Convention for the pur-
pose of nominating six candidates for Repre-
sentatives from the City of Portland to the state
Legislature and to be supported at the polls on
the twelfth day of September next will be held
at the Republican headquarters, room 9, Brown
Memorial Block, ON Thursday, July %, 1892,
at O'Clock, p. m.
Chairman City Committee.
ERNEST TRUE, Secretary
July 10, 1892
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds:
Portland Marshall T. Rounds ct al to Daniel
F. Murdoch.
John F. Jameson to Carrie F. Trott.
Cape Elizabeth-Isaac c. Atkinson to John
w. Trefethen
Yarmouth D. Cleaves to MILFORD W..
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A New Commandery, K. G. e.

The petitioners for new commandery
Z. G.. E., held a preliminary meeting
last evening, formed permanent organi
cation and elected chairman and secre-
tary. The petition has about 30 signers
and they start out with good prospects.
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The Chautauquans' Assembly at Frye
Next Tuesday the Northern New Eng.
land Sunday School Assembly and
Maine Chautauqua Union will begin
their seventh annual meetings at Mar
that's Grove, Fryeburg. The programme
which has been briefly mentioned
is marvellous one, with lectures, read
ings, concerts, gymnastics, chorus re-
hearsals, normal Sunday school work
excursions by rail to Mt. Washington
and by carriages to popular and noted
places of interest. The peo-
pie of Portland and vicinity will find
this to be rare opportunity to combine
rest, recreation and intellectual improve
ment Four of the finest concerts ever
arranged are to be given. On Recogni
ton Day, which is always gala day in
the assembly, those who have finished
their four years course of reading will
receive their diplomas. Bishop Foster is
to give the address, as he is one of the
ablest platform speakers in America. A
great address may be expected.
The railroad rates are extremely low
and the place most desirable as health
resort, apart from what one receives from
the assembly. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore
will give her first lecture on ssQueen
Elizabeth, 2 on Wednesday, the 9th.
Prof Bowdoin will have charge of the
musical department. He will be assisted
by some Of the finest singers and music
ians in the state. The meeting will con
tinue three weeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-21
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE REcoRDER roMpsoN.

BEFORE RECORDER ToMPsoN.
WEDNEsDAY-Themas Reynolds and Ross
Mcclure. Intoxication; each fined So and
costs.
county JAIL
James Cullen. Search and seizure; fined 500
and costs and 80 days in county jail.
James Cullen, Nuisance; bound over to the
Grand Jury in the sum of $500.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-21
A POPULAR OFFICER HoNoRED.
The Citizens of Gloucester Make a Pre-.
sentation.

Mr.. C. F. Williams, the Boston agent
of the Portland Steam Packet Company,
and formerly the popular agent in this
city, is also the energetic and successful
general manager of the steamer New
York, which now runs regularly from
Boston to Gloucester, as well as making
excursions from Boston along the south
shore. The Cape Ann Breeze of Satur-
day last says:
A very pleasant episode was that which
occurred at the landing place of the
steamer New York, shortly after the
boat arrived this afternoon. On board,
as passenger, was the general manager
of the line, MI G. F. Williams, who was
met by ex-Mayor David |. Robinson, who
in behalf of Gloucester's citizens, pre-
sented him with fine burgee, rs feet
long by 10 feet wide, and bearing the
word Gloucester. Coming so entirely
unexpected, it was but natural that the
recipient should be somewhat Hurried,
but he bore himself with becoming mod
esty as representing live and enterpris-
ing steamboat company, thanking the
donor for the gift, which it may be said
will float from the fore of the steamer as
she goes on her trip along the south
shore tomorrow. The burgee shows the
handiwork of Messrs. E. L. Rowe 81
Sons, which bespeaks that it is frst-class
in every particular. After the presenta-
ton, an invitation was extended to
friends to partake of dinner on the boat.