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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
A CONFIDING MAN.
His Innocence Almost ParaIyssd tho Po-
lieeman.

His Innocence Almost ParaIyssd tho Po-
lisemsn.
There was q young man about twen-
ty years old walking up and down
Park place as II looking for something
special writes M. Quad in the New
York World. and policeman who
had been observing him for some time
finally asked him what he wanted.
Il left my satchel In . doorway
along here somewhere, was the reply.
you loft your satchel in door.
way" - J
Eyes. put my wallet containing
e95 In It and also watch worth
about $50. was afraid they might
get lost 1t was right along here
somewhere"
We'll. you are about the greenest
chap have seen for the last ten years!''
exclaimed the officer.
"Whyp"
Don't you know that some one
picked that satchel up within two min
utesp"
"Ohi I guess not I've allus con
fided in the public, and never got
robbed yet"
Well this Is real old-fashioned in
nocence and no mistake. (" laughed the
officer. There IL about one chance
in million OF your ever seeing
"Ah! here's the place and here's the
satchel!" interrupted the young man.
as he stepped aside into doorway and
lupped &c out II knew it was along
here somewhere. Much obliged for
your kindness Allus confded In the
public and never got left yet"
And as he shouldered 1t and went
on down the street the officer looked
after him In blank Armament and NUT
tered: "a
by Jim! but / really believe
ought to have tapped him once with
my club!"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
A euro for sea-sickness.

A correspondent OF the st. James
Gazette says that the drinking OF salt
water Is perfect cure for sea-sick-
ness though 1t makes the drinker very
miserable for a few minutes after he
lakes the cure. The sailor who
recommended 1t to the sufferer in
question accounted for it by saying
that the stomach on board ship Is In q
very sensitive state and that the salt
water pickles it. so that 1t gets hard
sned to conditions which had previous
ly rejected it. II that were the ex-
PLANTATION It must be very rapid and
miraculous kind OF picking process
that is effected by pint OF salt water
not in all probability. long retained.
But whatever the rationale OF the sup
posed sailors remedy" may be- any
quick remedy for 80 frightful dis
tress is worth trying. and the assertion
Of the sailors is said to be that II
n1ver faila
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

Tho Tales or Baron Munchausen.
Baron Munchausen. the father In
literature Of prodigious stories whose
name II . synonym for evaporation
and Wild creation OF misinformation.
was Karl Friedrich Hicronymus. mem
ber Of an ancient and noble family Of
Hanover. He was born on May IL,
1870. at Bodenwerder. served as cav
airy oficer In the Russian campaigns
against the Turks and died in Febru-
airy. 1897. A collection OF his mar
valous stories, or stories attributed to
him. was hrst published In London in
1885. the compiler being Erich Raspe,
an expatriated countryman of the
baron'A In 1885 the German poet
Berger published q German version.
Several Of the adventures ascribed 70
the baron are known to have appeared
previously In Bebcl's 'Facet@" in the
sixteenth century. and others in
Langes ''Delice Academicm" Of 1893.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

Tho main reason why faster trips
are made from Europe to Now York
than from New York 70 Europe lies In
the fact that the steamers coming
westward can generally obtain and
keep fuller head Of steam, owing TO
the greater draft OF the furnaces due
TO the prevalent westerly winda II
these are but moderate they increase
the draft to a degree which moro than
balances whatever hindrance the head
winds might otherwise exort against
the speed Of the steamer. Again.
many engineers claim--we cannot say
with what truth--that Welsh coal
gives better result than American
coal. Hartford Times.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
WHERE MEMORY SLEEPS.

Where.memory sleeps the soul doth rise,
Free of tho past where sorrow lies,
And storeth against future ills a w :
The courage Of the constant hills, 8,
The comfort Of the quiet skies.
Fair Is this land to tired eyes, ~ =
Where summer sunlight never dies.
And summers peace the spirit fills
Where memory sleeps.
Safe from the seasons changing cries
And chill Of yearly sacrifice, 5a
Great roses crowd my window sills-
Calm roses that no winter kills;
The peaceful heart all pain denies
Who're memory sleeps.
! .s,.i. --Harpers Bazaar.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

brella she cut round hole as big as q
half-dollar. +. didn't hurt the useful
ness OF the article the least bit in tho
world, but it did impair the desirable
ity OF it sufficiently to keep the other
members OF the family from carrying
it of, or from the mistakes Of the
casual person in the shops. This in
genuity excited much curiosity, but
the young woman found it SO effective
that she carried the umbrella until
little was left but the hole.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23
The Eesslxx61

White and evenly placed teeth ap-
pear to us the chief ornAmsA = HttAS
mouth; but all nations hal Ia not the
same opinion. To the &tHese ;;biack
teeth are the handsomesE ~ 10; thele
daily care to blacken them. y IN Mao.
assar. yellow and red teeth are es.
teemed above yellow or black ones
The women OF Macasanr ApE apart
Of the day in painting thSiS altaypstA
teeth red and yellow. AMONG the
Jaggas the absence of3hsase iSpSf
i Tss %os ssssn !.
age to have them drAxp, s1dhldL. be. de-.
spised and 4opld be unable 70 hhd 8
hubbard Hany womeple1s coQaes
try Of = desire to pl{ xA&&t1pAy
front t9e<h drawn, irstss4 Qtbtwn ANA
are sure 70 hn9 a0e4S , Hvt'
ming Post '.!y Il - Bloa61s .$sr q
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-23

The greatest HsaissSsi l1slsai.
NAL. n the wot VA IN h4l ~ s14ists
circusses and muse oDsDpBhp ~ their
wild beast curiositisS ID ~ Gblibh-
mon Of the firm an nGRSe I M
hamburg. Ina p}a3A CO. ~, 500
yards by 600, they 6c spac..
linens ci'every ktln I - 4! {ISp 81
e'n'i $Asazs m 81
when ! tfiief Hal no qppdFtj ~ f6r
stealing, he conssdsfs saAAs glf IN SH6Hss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
Financial nlertin9s.

~-.-
4 MEETING of the Bondholders OF the
~ OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
he held ON Wednesday morning ne\t lith inst at II
o,cIoc AZ the OF the Farmers Loan ana Trust COM
uany % Wlain-st.. Newly 0rk.
Nv order OF the Reorganization Commute e....
D' ' " SIMON A. STERN, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE UEHMANIA LIFE lNSCkANCL
NO 20 NASSAU STREET. $500
~ NEW.YORK, NOV. 90 1892.
rV HE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors OF
/ 'he jermania Life Insurance Company VIII be held
a. the principal onlce Of company; No 20 Nas'eut
in the tity q NewYok on wednesday, thc l1tn u'y VI
'' HUBERT ellis. Secretory.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. 1892.
~ HE ANNUAL meeting Of the Sioc OK
1 az the WESTERN NETWORK AND Pi-N Ny L.
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, FOR the cton ~
10 serve for the ensuing ana oi 'h othtF
sins A. may bo brought before H. will De- held at the
general Office Of the company IN Iuh9AtN"Hlh 49, ~
south 5th-st. Philadelphia, ON MONDN1 jan" ~ 100"
at Il o'clock III. ,.,i- ~. o.,
The transfer books Will BE- closed on Satiaayi Ic' ~
1893. ). X. IHINhI-I-- - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
Itlusital lnstruments.

nlustal Instruments.
TRUTH Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
EMERSON PIANOS practically never wear out. Their
musical qualities are OF the highest order Cases are
,rodes Of beauty and finish Prices moderate Terms
aasv and satisfaction guaranteed Catalogues free Sent
on application 70 THE EMERSON PlANO CO:, o..
on "Pp o2 Ffth-ave., near l4th-st
AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND.
trrgh, aud square Pianos Of our male In perlees con-
Am md fully warranted also num(er OF secondnAcH
paSos OF other prominent makers at very low plces'
A' WN. kNABE IL CO.,
us 9Th Ave-, near 20th ~t.. New ork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

The directors Of the Chicago Junction Railways
and Union Stockyards Company have declared
the regular semi-annual dividend OF 3 per cent
on tho preferred stock and per cent on the com
mon stock payable on January o.
The scmi-annual dividend Of per cent on INC
second preferred stock of the National Starch
Manufacturing Company will be paid on Jan
uary g.. Gin, -, ,,o,oh,r,s,
Clerks has declared a semi-annual dividend at
tho tate Of 4 per cent per annum on all sums
below SO, 900, payable on January 70.
The ninth regular semi-annual dividend OF q
per cent the preferred stock OF the lehhessec
The trustees of the New-York and Honduras
Rosario Mining Company have declared q dlvl-
dend of % cents per share, payable on Deceiii-
her ] D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Although currency continued TO move to the
>Dath. receipts from other points lulIF OHscb III"
shipments, and the supply OF money was IN excess
~ requirements Vt the Stock Exchange call
loans ranged from > TO ) per cent, and a great
part Of the new business was done at per cent.
Renewals generally were at ~ per cehf. On
time rates were somewhat lower as IN" demand
fr loans WA not active. For short dates money
w2S eas Is accessible M - per cent. ara loans
f'r four and siX months were negotiated at jaJ IL
pr cont. The return flow Of money IRON ID"
country las been delayed this year by the lair-
ress % The cotton crop. but large acces,lpns 10
fIo rIDDlv are lk"lv 10 be received in the IN
mod.a;c future. In ia" last weeks of December
'leif i~ usually an urgent demand for money Tor
interest and dividend payments but AT IN" present
TINE there ~" no indications Of even tins natural
ecrvi'y I'm the European marhctS ratc> loF
c0ney we're ca-icr al London, and slightly higher
a. the PRINCIPAL Continental centres The Bank
n England made no change in lis rat" Tor us
cunt. lut i'm the on"n market money was IN
abundant supply at 3-ial IS per cent for DIS
ccnnts and at per cent for bank"rS balances.
tn" foreign exchanges were inclined 10 be weak
until Friday, when there an advance ~
Ii's 81 about a 1uarier cent 10 the pound sterling
lAere were no shipments Of gold. however, ana
Ecwinont bankers expressed tie hop" that onlV
small amount would OUT on Tuesday. III
the receipt. OF cotton bills tomorrow should b"
a. liberal there are reasons 10 expect II !,
possible that cold ports may be postponed sun
Ilrthcr The market closed quiet AID strong az
- s. "a ard 81 * for long and snort sterling
I'ls respectively
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
he Financial Chronicle" computes Tie gross
'einin2s IN November Of 1873 railroads at S1'-
S-3445 an increase over the corresponding
r'risrkablc hocauSr November last wear showed
20 increaSo of about S4,25O,0OO. The Increase
N mileage was Only about l.500 miles.
4@ Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

Toal sold in the week. 19o7942
SILVER.
Silver certificates. 90 s5is SEA. s3'. s. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
1]ublic Notite.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that me
the City Of New York by virtue Of tho powers vestei IN
them, Will for sale public auction by Eugene u.
lsushe Of said Board, Thursday, the tweny-hlnh
day OF December 1892, az II o'clock noon In the rotuhda
and benefit OF said City the right, privilege and nnche
construct, maintain and operate, for term OF nlHe
hundred and nnenne years from the date o. sale 50
much OF the railway railways under BroalNny anu
New ork laid out determined by said Board in It's
report transmitted the Common Council OF the Clty OF
York on october 10th. 1891, described generally as
follows Commencing ct point under the westry sue
line OF south street produced thence under Whitehall
Stree. BATTERY Park State Street Broadway, and the
ouevard and under and other streets aud private
property 10 the CITY limits
or near Fourteenth street thence running under Union
Srrarc Fourth Avenue, Park Avenue, and private
Forty.thrd street and 1919 feet east from the centre
~" Also a loop from Broadway under Mail Street. city
Hail park Park Row and Chambers Street and again
connecting with the Broadway line.
The route Of The proposed railway and the detailed
Terms Of sale may be examined daily Sunday aud legal
HnliIovs excepted between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock at the Office of said Commissioners, No. ~
william street, in the city Of New;Yorko
The Roari OF Rapid Transit I,aroid Commissioners for
De wy " WILLIAM sTEINwAY.
JOHN II. STARIN
SAMUEL sPENCER.
JOHN II. INMAN.
EUGENE l.. BUSHE.
Done in pursuance OF resolution Of the Board adopted
November twelfth. lS12. 80.
Counsel, EUGENE L. BTTsME;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
n CITY december raceY Sh hers until IS
oGiG nj 9 D ssanT 20 wo
ag ne sh si any Ss al BE- Sad
lids must be ndor1ed ropo'"s for GepaT"EM 6 TaEfr
DEPUTY orarcrma~tcrGcaer Z. ;. Army
RNY EILDlNG Whitehall Street, New
~ sr Ds e,si d aa p otioR
ccmlcr 18Th 1897 and then opened for supplying about
T. 9So s' %S,h Of viii %" be- P.d On opeatoa
domestic production or manufacture, conditions Of quality
ce % ~ t % Gl 2' eaa Ihe oy
mcnt reserves the rsht to reject Any or all PPips r
E .,l. for 'S Mncrai o ard aGdre,e 70 JAS
MOORE Deputy Quart 'rmaster'Generh' I. > Army.
nFFICE OF TIE LIGIlT,HOu 81 en-
~ * popo.o, VII be received at III, once un
h qi ng n nSS and a6s q ali Kinds necessary
GomsirqsTon d i"G Staten sand NcT.YorE according
to the piln, and specifications therefor which together
T o Giec. T6c AMOUNT a1aaDc for about
c rsns I. served to rG' a MAJOR or Of OF E Ssi
%n tars T. : Army Engineer Third Lighto,se District
PROPOSALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORT
MGEGHASPa Mt ddc G Of he scetay
wa'hnsoo D. c. Deec c6g o The Aet OF June ~
vs. otc@ l., hereby mat sealed p,oP.as wil Be
70 s6c a. noon con- tuesday The Of 1893
9r t"e tbe term Of shrce years from FIRST day OF
r1,o,y iSo3 bidders mu-t undr oath the num-
m nG a be Sccompancd by certified check for q coo aya
~" otter Of the secretary OF the Treasury as
ocurltv that II such bid be accepted proper e0ntract
nt b the arty such contract shall b. AWARDED
bt zen dav, from the date ri notification Of acceptance
so 0eo with two snretes Tor the iaihiu pr,
ro. ~ .ch contract. The contract Will be so fnn"t
~ ~ uarit the Secretary Of the Treasury to annul IL ~
any time Tor he may deem good cale ihs Dpat,
'T g s si~ n Ss S SG5r .. al to 'f
retarv Of the Treasury Washngton ~ s'%l,u Su w.
and vii embrace FIRST The price FER package for all
dstarr- within the port ~ NrM-fork incGahe iIrr S
~, f, examination from importing vessel and from
General order Soie and WalehOI'e including ali ware
ii'. - Ntw.YorN. Pr,cklyn and Jersey CRY ana 10
Iilnkcn SccondThr price per package for oarthg al
fampe pal. gc> from all EGds enc ss The eek OF te
..s(f bidder viii bee retained until contract has been
entered and bond given a. a1oNc ahI .2 oo h nc
tnen reserves right Co. reject airy or an 0ds ala
,he contract VIII be famed D. 70 perm, me @
- h@ Treasury annu u ~ any time nto nation con-.
application. ''N''''l-7 ~
X s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
Supervising Slfecon-',en Marine Hospital
ScNice Wellington d. DIrrho , o. unti moan -
E,siay ID crnor - Ir92. furnish certain drugs and
'hrmals FOR the Of tae Marine Hospital service NJ
ANY in obtained up,n app alton g. me nnde signed
The RIGHT is reserved "'E ana lg i
Surlcou'irn' raj. NJ u. = --------
~ :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport. r. J.,
T. .,o Ao, vd5 a, niol i.li"d i t. aud Nin,ucSct ana
Vncyuri Haven. Mas, WI rc'sad at u THa 'n nS
un II NJ on The 9n g' a. J"' ,t az 10 I ta
AtS o. '@ss- voJpia3 mage $50 and Vol ~ PAGE a.
4 ~ If ugf I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
Gopartnersbip Notices.
DALM. FECHTELER * co.


WHEREAS the copartncrshp heretofore existing
CASPAR FECHTELEt and CHAHLES MOLLEt una
the firm name OF PALM. FE'' nIElfHt y ~, ms ore"
dissolved by mutual consent ,
And WHEREAS said firm has had business r'ltols
with fore On and mas transacted business III thS
stat OF Newly 0rk period Of three years and upward
nors and FRANK FELnIELEk PAULlNL MOLLEis
and i. EMILE MOLLtK intend t. continue the b Hc,'
heretofore cOnaurtod by said colaith'i,hp aAG a. ri
tinuc the OF such coplitn"r'hip name V iN"'''
rrt IN ELEk q COMPANY,
And WHEREAS, the principal place q bl,ines, Of
aid PALM trtlIiFLtK \ CO., Las been ana no" j.
In the CITY and County Of New-l ofA,
NOw THEREFORE,, IN pursuance o. the s'lt o. Of
the Ncw-Nork In such ca" made ana pro- lHu
We the said CAsPAli fECHIfIl.t, FRAN tf1 ~, II,
.rfER PAULINE MOLLEk and 4. EMILE MtLLtt
do hereby certify persons dealing Iief the shN
eopartncr-hip name OF PALM, tE1 ilIELEl. 60 are
FRANK FECHrELtK who rcsidcs at ~ -lo Las;
l5th.st. New.lork City. , ~,
TArLlNE MOILER, who resides at NO ole Hudson
p EMiLf MoLLEH. who resides At 80. Cis Hud on.
st. p a1SGO" New y November II
FRANK FICHTELER
PAULINE NpLLLK,
H. T.. MOLifE
CIV nttSe and G Honnty Of New.York s.
ON the lin day o thr year one thousand
echt huudr,d and ninety before IN. lT. 'iiN ,h.'
,>pAN TFCIITELkN, FRANK FEti u flfii PAl-
LINE MOLLi.ll and T.. EMILE MoLLEI' 10 , M' Know,
VINO executed the foregoing inst,t"ent ana ANeHaly
ACKNOWLEDGED that they executed The ,htn',,,,
HERMAN \. SCHMIDT
notary Puhl. Richmond Co.
Certificate MED In Ne~-Yor~ county
De. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

1 Supervising Spfgcoa.Generi Marine Hospital
-. Noe WASHINGTON ID. g.. December =. lSl2.-> a.
r.ro.oi. viii De- lc el,eI n this ONCE until noon q
usiav ccnLer - leH2. 70 furnish certain drug ana
irl,ols ,or The use Of Marine Hospital service NJ
washington. D. G. schedule aud IN ther iniorm i on
.',v IL, ATTAINED unln app alton o. the unde signed
& rirh, A. reserved WaN inf0rm1litcs ana 70 "ct
nrv or all pr. poslls WALTER WYMAN, Supervising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

CAS-, IN Treasury $40 ~ O6S e52 Inc 81 ssSss9
Deposits IN Natl - no. -. ;, z,a oao I'm IAN GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

eleven railroad companies or systems for the
first week of December. OF this number eight
per cent, and three companies return losses of
81 per cent. The whole number gives an in
crease over the same week of last year OF $685.
ol2, or As per cent 1t has printed also the
gross earnings of siXty-two companies for the
fourth week of November. The whole number
gives an increase of 81 ,074. 976 or ll.3 per
cent.
Tho following table divides the aggregates and
differences of the companies showing gains and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

Tot'l 60 co'ss9 474751 slo549727 Inc. sl04e7e lib
The bank exchanges at the New-l ork Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-lork Stock
Exchange last week and for the week Of the pre-
ceding two years compare follows:
Dec. H. 30 Doc 10, '01. Dec. 10 '92
Exchanges ...s7ls 703 032 s734 sG6 los s7s99154s7
No. share. sold l1O5. 9O1 l.AOO11O l90I.4 i2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
DEATHS.

Inthis city, Aug 20, Edward Welsh, aged 80
years. 6 months.
In Woodfords, Deering. Aug. 20, Edwin
Goweii, infant son Of G. Fred and Lulu Wilson,
Funeral Service Tuesday forenoon at the
residence of the grandfather, Rev. Gowen G.
In Yarmouth, Aug 10, Sylyanus B. Hum
phrey, aged IS years, months: 25 days.
Funerul Monday, athouse, Sunnysfde, Var
In Bath, Aug. 10, John Hayden, Esq, aged
SO years, IL months.
In Mt. Vernon, Aug. 16, Sanders Morrill,, for
merly OF Vienna, aged rs years, months, 10
days.
years.
In Madison, Aug. IA. Mrs. Lizzie jackson,
aged 76 years.
~ years.
aged IS years.
1.-THE funeral OF the late Patrick WEIGH will
take place at g. 80 O'Clock Monday morning from
I08 Monument street. Requiem high mass at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at
8 o'clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
BRASS MEDALS
Were What Were Awarded as Prizes at
The Wheel Club Meet.

The Biddeford Journal Friday made
charge that the medal awarded FRANK
G, Leavitt at the Wheel Club race, held
at Woodfords Park last month, was made
of brass with thin wash of gold over it,
instead s35 gold medal advertised as
the prize for the race Mr.. Leavitt won.
Mr.. McCausland, on being interviewed
by reporter, said he wasn't on the med
al committee, but that the Portland
Wheel Club made 800 out of the meet.
The reporter then interviewed the jewel
: Ter who furnished the medals, and he de-
clared he furnished what the club
ordered, a cheap plated medal. The re-
porter further learned this was the style
of the other prizes awarded.
The Portland Wheel Club, on learning
these facts, will doubtless at once make
the prizes good, for they cannot afford to
have the clubs name suffer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
: At Peaks island.

The day and evening fireworks al
Peaks Island Saturday were very
much enjoyed by the great crowds who
gathered to see them. The weather was
not quite as propitious for out door dis
plays as could have been desired, but
still those who were present were well
repaid. A large crowd of people wit
messed the evening display from Fort Al
len Park. The Casco Bay line did good
business, carrying the people who de
sired to see the spectacle.
Prof Colby's wire walking attracted
large numbers Saturday. His ease OIL
the wire is only equalled by his daring
on the balloon trapeze. ~
Next Saturday afternoon Mile. Kallitta
will make a balloon ascension and para
chute descent, and in the evening the
grand illumination of cottages will oc-
cur.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
veteran Firemen,s Field Day.

Next Thursday will be field day of the
Portland Veteran Firemen's Association.
In the morning line will be formed in
front of City building, after which short
parade will be given. Then the firemen
will proceed to Peaks Island, where they
will be entertained by the company there.
A contest between teams from the two
companies on the Peaks Island hand tub
will be given. Then the party will go to
Diamond Island, where dinner will be
served at the club house, after which
sports of various kinds will be INDUCED
in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
The Granite cutters Lockout.

Messrs. Hawkes. Bros. say they are
alone working in their yard to finish or
ders. They are ready to take back their
men, and the men are ready to go back,
but the Friday meeting in Boston has
proved unfruitful, and if no mutual
agreement is reached the yard will be
closed the rest Of the season.
At the Union Granite Works, Mr.. Lun'
said he had two non-union and a unior
man, who had left the union, at work be
sides the proprietors.l Mannix Bros. had
five men at their yard. Both of these
firms have work to be done and would
be glad to take back their men but can
not, or the Manufacturers Association
will give them no more material.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22

A young lad named Smith, who was
standing near the skating rink on Nun
joy hill Friday evening, watching drum
corps. was ran over by team and badly
bruised.
A lady fell while going out of De Sill
va's restaurant on Pearl street, Saturday,
and cut her face badly. She was cared
or and sent home.
Mr.. Jason Plummer had narrow es-
cape from severe accident. The barn
doors were partly closed. A COW at
tempted to run through the opening
broke the fastenings of the door
and the door struck Mr.. Plummer a
glancing blow on the arm bruising il
badly, but fortunately not breaking it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-22
Street work.

Among the street work in progress OF
finished, the pavement is being relaid
from Elm street to High street on Con-
gress; the Cumberland street crossings
have been relaid from High to Washing
ton streets; crushed work put on Gray
street from State to Park. This week Com.
mercial from Center to Park, will be
paved with granite blocks, and Cumber-
land macadamized from Franklin to
Washington street.