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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
ytr. 217.
Gin idlrrfIfdies @effdnOntk.

GtncIuHatt, O., 8. Septbr.-Sn
9efdngnB Su fenia, Ohio, beftnoet ith elm
Sarbi9er, 9taneus 9Slliam gShalen, MEL
der Ieiuem elgensu Seitdueuifie sufolgc
orei Raubmoroe auf benz SemiGen bat.
Die Serbreben iiuO inu.rbalb zines Sdhres
in Der 9fdbe uon 0elolp Springs perlibt
uorben. Der Srt murbe aOr einem Sabre
in bic hoffe Autregung oeriebt, ais zines
Worsens i'm 9uuie Der Srau Voulie SriS Die
2eicntu oeS Seteraueu ySilbelm Sr0ger uno
Der 6rau ernloroet auf9efuuoeH uuroe. Den
Seiben mar Der SndGel etHaelAlageH.
Sr6ger, Der Gags iU0or ieiue 8eniiou erhaIs
ten bate, mar beraubt uno baS 6duS auS9e-
pliinoert por0en. 5H elner nahe gelegeueu
Auep fauo man lpQter einen eilernen SolSeH
nit Slut uno 9irH beiuoelt. Sbgleit ses
rpiegte Seteftlu5 nit Der YuSarbeituu9 oeS
SALES betraut iuur0eH, gelaRg e5 nldIt, oer
Seriiber Der ldlredlldeu Sbat ;u eruIittelH.
Im II. SUM- oS. s. iuar Der SteInbrufs
Yrbeiter Nlleu g8lllou ab9elobut luorben,
am ndd)iteu 0ior9eu iaHo man ibu III Der
Sbiire eiues 0au,eS nit eiugeldIlagenem
Sddoel uuO umgefehrteu Sal6eu. 9tebeH
Der SeidJe lag elu eUeruer Solseu BON oer'
lelbeu Sorm, luie CT bel benz OorbergebenoeH
SerbredIeu benugt luoroeu MAR, 10 baB bic
2lnnahme luoBl gerettIertl9t mar, OaB AUDI
blele Chat uou 0emelbeu $erl oerltbt NOR
DEN ietu miiIe. Gntoedt muroe er leood)
uidnt. QlS Damn tort9elest perl9IeoeHe
fit6te 9taubanrGHe uortameH, blloeten Die
Sirger elHeH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno or
gnnilIrten elueu re9elret)ten 9Sadtotenlt.
Sbre Ausoauer mIroe ld)leBllh belobut,
oenu ais Dor SursenI Ill Der 9tdhe BON yell
lolpsSpriu95 eiu Raubatteutat anI ben Sdrs
mer Sopping eemabt murOe, qelanQ eS, elue
Sdbrte oes SerliberS 81 ItuoeH. 6elo uno
QSalo muroep abgeutlt, uno nab oreiGageH
fauo nun III elner Sd)euue uerltedt oeu Jtes
ger 8. lSilliam gSableu. 0oupIng idmebte
laneere j3elt SmuteH yeben uno Soo, ais
er iib aber eInIgermaBen erboIt hGtte, ioen1
tlfisirte er ben gteger, Der bel ihm Sumeilen
gearbeitet, aui Oa5 Seitlmmtelte ais lelueu
Ansreiier.
Nian hattie inSmildeu Die SOrittlt &c.
brandt, ben Jteger i'll 0aS teltere GeIdngnlB
III 3eula III briugen, oenu iunit wdre CT Don
Der emporten 2anobeu0lferuug ltderltt auta
aetniipft moroeH. Der Seroatt, bic Raubs
moroe peribt Su babeu, lenfte ll6 natiirlld1
AMI 8balen, berlelbe blleb ieOof ftnmm
ple cine Auiter. Gluem 0etettIo BON Dan.
ton mar es lber gelunsen, oas Sertrauen
OeS 0tauutS III geluluneu, Huo Dor Otelem
legte cr ihlieBlldl etn umiaiienbes 9eitdno1
ntB alb. Den erfteu 9oppelmoro bat er al
Ieiu ausqeiiibrt, bel ben aHoeren WerbredeH
hattie er lid] nit mebrereu 8urlden oerbuus
ben uno Der 2aub nafber uertbeilt. 3mei
Der an9ebltdlen 0elfersbclter iIno berelt5
fefteenommen poroen, uuo aut Die aHoereu
@urgelabl6nsioer miro gefabnoet. Die Be-
b0roen babeu obne iSluelIel elneu plbtlaeI
Tauq gemlt]t uno elmer pohlor9aHlllrteH
MorobQnoe oa8 Sanomerf qeleqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
Ter eualifhe aphIenara berftrtfe.

Son II, 9. Sept. - Sn ben SrubeHz
bil1r,tteu in 0ortbtre uro 0erbplhlre lit
beute Mtorgeu Aaes rubig. au allen Srut
beuelueGngen finb Sruppeu uno 4olt3et auf
benz Boiten, nm Die Striter oil Sulammen-
rottunaeu III perhinoerH. Die Strlfer ltHo
anhelneno iufOl9e oeS farfeu Autgebots
BON Wiilitdr eutmutbigt. Su Wtonmoufb
uuo gfemport iiuO auf lSunlt Ger oortlaen
Qofalbeb0roen bic bereit5 bort beiluollden
Sruppenabtbeiluuse nod beoeuteno per-
fldrft moroeH.
SSr Yontetract hattie fid] beute Rafmittag
pleDer elm 1auie itrifenber 9rubeHarbeiter
,uiammeuaerottet, bon Deneu einl9e lo9ar
nit Sd)ieBgewebreu bepahnet mareu. Sn
slemllt oroDeuoer Saltuug 5Og ole game
@eIeQid]aft nad] benz Sletl1martt, no lte
ldrnleno unO tobenO Slell1 fIr lbre bum
aeruoeu 6amlllsn uerlangte, lo oaB sur
Serpa1ung oes Diarftes Otilitdr uuo Bolt
;ei herbeiqeSogeu meroeu nuBte. IS fam
oaun atpild]eu ben Strifern uuo ben 2Sadls
mannibaireH III mebreren ernltllden Sus
iammeuit0Ben, BET 0eHen ;ablreltle Serba1+
.unaeu uorsenommen meroeH muBten.
Sms CUBE Der Dsuusze onferena.
Qoubp 9. September. = Sn einem
Sdlreibeu, pelOes er an oaS liberule Bars
lQm,utsmitqies 9iobert @uerett rittete, sers
itorte Der britiId)e S6abtanSler Sr9Sluiam
Gernon=6arcourt Die lette poffnuna Der
8imetauiiteu blnitbtli6 oeS gSleberiuiamz
mentritteS Der 9riiiieler 0tiiuSconfereu3.
vSbihon Die 6eglerun9 genel9t III, oleSors
lt]ldqe anDerer Staaten III 9rpd9un9 Ill
,teben," i6rleb Cir gSiliam, pwlrb ile bod
nit)t @rpartuu9eu ermutht9en, ole lte auer
9Sahrideiulld3telt ua6 ME Su ertuueu 9e-
beuft.n Cir 94llllam bdlt IN oem SdreIben
aud, OIL ielner friiheren Grtldrun9 teit, oaB
irQeno elm Glngrifi IN bic leet in Gnglano
beliebenoe @olDmabruu9 Die ernitelteu Se'
oenfen erreQen nule.
Or. ottoman Saupt, Die beruorra9enoife
beutidle 9lutoritGt in Der 9Sdbrun9sirage,
Id]reibt aus Bars, baB Slmoneul, Der IN
oeu leeten 20 Sabren Stalten aut allen tns
ternatronalen Otun5 Sonteren3eH pertrat,
es obaelebnt babe, al oem beuoritebenoen
@ouareB Der 2aIelniiteu Niiu3 3sllmoH Sheil
III uebmen, neil er nt6t lGn9er bic italienis
id]e @QbruugSpolitlt Su blltgen oermo9e.
Or. 0aupt iIgt binsu, Der @ougreB meroe
,iuen iebr itiirmiben Serlauf Hebmen, %
bic Trau,oieu ith fderllh l1arf iiber bic
ySdlQttenielten Der gateinil6eu Miiusuniou
auspreheu muroen.
Stalien bat nit 6eaton'S Dtlu3e in Dir
miuQbam eiueu @ontratt fiir Die 2ieterung
BON 60 OliQlOueu 3ebnz@entlmeszS Sti;deu
abqeldloIeu. 0ie &teteruug bat innerbaIb
ad1t Diouateu Al ertolgen. Us mlro Gag
uno AadJt qearbeitet, nm oas bon Stalleu
uemuHibte palein9elO" redBeltig fertig 3u
iteueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
Sic Geitimebom 6 Gotions q eridtu0'
r11ftQ.

8itts urg, Ya., 9. Sept. - Die
@el6morenen in benz 6aue bon 0forrts gS.
Iteao, gS. s. &lurf uuo %. 8. 6omilton,
bic Der &eri9p0ruug beiduIbist fiuo, baben
iltl uab einer Serathung, welte Die gan5e
9tad)t in Glnipru6 nabm, ntft eini9en fOHs
uen unb murb.u beute Wtorsen entlafeu.
Die Ansetlusteu batteu augebli6 3otu-
msnte uub 3ei9uuugen Der v9Seftin9bouies
Comp" Der u@OilOn-&omp." Su9Gnslt9 9es
mQdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
Join 6. Iri6(e.

SdhIeierffoffe - -9iopaI Nap="S "Sdleierseuse, Der
GtoIs bas @ntden unb bic Sobe ieeiser Barrier uno
2oEooner Dfobeailon. Sic limb bic 9alaz SdIeier
oiees Sabres. ion uno tleoiam, Jest bel 2rlble
Su baben. Ytan miiie etneu Gag an oem Glaces
Sanoihuh=2doentiihe, uHo ni6t ben In6lid ciRis
ger Der hIbdefen gIaces, bic ie iber ben SSean sez
fommen Sum @Ii6e meroen be Hiepriseren Breie Die
Sanbidub> 8erfduie beifleunisen. Aht Gnope Ianoe
ihpebihe Wusfetier= unb atbftnopfse @laces; IbIi=
der 9rcis s1.5O Bel oieiem Serfaufe lit Der Yreis
nur 81 .25- 9So tonnen Sic Elm ebeHio sutes aortis
meHt SeoerDaaren befommen, pie mir es aufpellens
Die Gusipahl pom Sorien. 4ortemonnaies, 9ebertaz
ihen, 9arteEfditdeH uHo GombinGtionss SihcrH bat
man bier, nno Suolitdt uno Brcs entipredhen Shrem
@cdmdde. Senfen Sic on SdmudiadeH, uro fpaz
nm lie 10 nett inb- ScrihieoeHe @eihmdder perauz
laiien Die Seriteluns pieer Saoons; uniere S3ee'n
forosrr bic bette auspabI Su Gage. Der Saoen fpin=
melt BON neuen Saarz. 3abnz uno gaseIbiiriten,
9dmmen, SpieseIn uub 9ersleidben. Sequeme gut
fitenbe Shniirleibhen iino IS, mas Samen lleben.
gSr baben e-alle Sorten, ale 6abrltate alle Srele.
Subn g. Srible,
(2I7D Nr. 81, Neitzserinstonzsrake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
Sas Gorpncrsperotft im Oct &aIlia
Da,l=W uroafTaire.

90 3 oleto 10 II, N.sD., 8. Sept. -
Sn Der ieniatIoueaen SalllOapsy syoroatfalre
oab bic GorOuerS.Surp heute Nu6mlttag
fola.uoss Seroift ab: y2Sir ertldren auf
uuereu Gio, oaB Nar9arethe s. YtcGulls
Ian uno Surab s. DicGuillau ju Sooe ge4
fommeu iiuo ourt Sugeln. peld)e aus elmer
in ben SduOen pou glsSie 6alltbap beftnoa
lld,en Yitole abgeihOiien DurOeu, unO bic
Suaelu, meld1e oas l0ers trafen, maren bic
uumittelbure SooeSurade; teruer, oaB Vtars
aaretbe ungedpr am 80. Auguf nnO Sarab
HuqefQbr am 2. September getOotet wroe."
Ser 9nquelf iiber ben SOB upn YGul 9ala
liban murpe bis Ntoutag Uerihoben.
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50. Sabrgang.
&1tabe1t=
@erbf=
$ra@t!

1lnicr 9erbii,Sager bnn &naben>
unb Sinberz Sfleibern lit ictt beinabe
bnllfanbis uuo miro aac nmiere frilz
bercn 2ciitnnsen in hieier Sran1e
iibertrrfem. gsir bahen bercits Gin
5iiperbes 4Knrtiment anf Sager, nno
ba6elbe mirh md brrsrDkert uerz
ben. gSir baben jehe neue nno tuunz
lbensmcrtbe Mnbe fur Den fleinen
8uriden ton p Subrcm bis gum
Gnles. Singing. Sn bieier Saiinn
pffcrirem mir before @ertgr fir nas
@elb, aIs je subur. gGir Irgen cine
faif enblple Garietat ton
s6n1s iigen
nmb sn iebr mabisen Yrsiien bnr.
Sps,iclls slufmerfiamfeit 1T baranf
bermunbt, bic allerbauerbafteifen
Stpffe su beidaTen nnb sleid);eitig
einen fleibiamen Gffcft in Mnsnsen
su pnpnlGren Yreiicu gu er5ielen,
mumit mir umberslei9li@en Griuls
gcbabt babrn. 9Sir piRen, nak mir
Sbmem 6elb iparem f6mmsm, ba mir
I'm Stanbs fino, Sbnen before ans
sase ,u nienriserrn greiien gu bcrz
faufcn. ais irsenb Gin anoeres 9aus
in Der Stabt. Sebenfcn Sic,
mir garantiren,
Sies 5n tbun. Vetraften sic Itniern
praftigen Gurratb, ebe Sie fanien.
Jl1a6(eO G. GOrem.
(217D
9emti6e 81 20 D c &c.
Oebt. QuanOt,
gar. f24, Siio SotparS StraBe.
sp.i Sdui.r u0roIidb BON Brottftra5s.
Ausfhbrnne bon Resepten eine GpesiaIitdt.
Gin giitslisb Der 5iTma 1T ffets aniueieno.
Sernbmter Ssatteil= nno 6pa6>OertiIesr.
(Sftt11,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
GtteT Sod Comb,

eAIpSs trifanten, SdlIofer uno GIinaels
ugsGiuriGlter. SieftrIithe Arbsit
ieoer Irt.
s6IlffeI, alineeIn, sbISiicr, S0nss, sbnapp.
itIsifer tLatchesl, '3buripruugfeoeru, Risgel une
6prahrobre perben oHeebradlt unb easscbeiert.
Jobbing unb &utrdse per Eoit perbeH prompt bee
{srst in Wr- IL, Observation-Disclosures.
n B.-Dir perrpenben nur 9ateriaI ,riter SIafis
unb befhdftoeu nur eriabreue uuo superIdifise ars
better. lApr.12,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11

Cine grufe In3abl nnn Seuten
Qleine ainber iOuObl, uie GrlpndJs
iene) iirb nit Guspii6ien sepIast,
mel6e fi6 gu baRli9cu TlefeH
auf Der 9aut entiuifeln. Sa iif
fiiniili6e 9iilfe rrfurnerli6, nnh es
sibt Ii@ts, mas bierin oem S6mefet
oils auBerliGcs &nmrnoemittel sIei6s
fnmmt. 9irie SbatiaGe mirb bnn
alien aer3ten anertanut, unb bic Grs
fiubung bnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
Olerett's
Shea,ef<l-
~ . ~
SSetTep

iuel6e bun benielben aufs 6G6tt
seiGGtt nirb, entbalt ben Sdnsief
in elmer bnn allen ununsenebmen
Subitan5en freieu Combination unh
1T DEFENDERS fir bas 8uo unb Die
gniletts geeisnet. @enn bei'm Baa
ben rssslmGBig NIT abreibungsn
9lbeubs unb Nnrgsns sebrau9t, be4
treit fie baib bic 5aut ban tInreinis4
feiten unb 6lisem Stuff. Sas Gins
reiben NIT eiuem raubeu 3anotu5
bur bem Gebrau9 Der Seife bef6r4
bert berrn @irfuns i'm Cshnen ber
Vuren, perlsibt gei6meibises, fsites
Sleil6 uun cine 6ant 10 ;art, tuis
Sammet. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11

SD babe ,ine suteu sraft. periOnIi9 auf bi. grobs
s,f,lt uHb p.B, oa5 es fur 3psp,pfie, giiOfitdt
uns hopitHOes aOpipeb Die btfie 4rBHti if, pti9e
bic B.It ie seiebea BAT 5abe U.r3is anoere 9eils
mittel SiHImcns' ee6erzStesulator probirt, uHa
ieiHes ibusn CAB mir m.br, ais StitfUsilss slH'
b.ruus, aber Der ResulatOr bat rit uur seIlHosrt,
fouotru ee5eit.
(3) 8. 8. Ssnes, gaeou, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
e9f DQS Qebell
lebemSmert1 ?

9u8 banst bon Der Sober ub.
@enn bic Qsber untbdtis. iit
bas sanse Spifem auBer Oros
nuus Der atbem 1T i9ledt,
bic SerOauuns idwua, oes
&Opf bumpf OOer i6mersbaft,
Die @nersie uno bic 9ofiHung
babin, oas @euiitb beoriidt,
siu i9w.rss@ mi3t 1T Oa nu4
benz @iien, nit aGsemeiner
Ntutblcii9feit un0 Selitin1'
muns. Die 9eber lit bic 9aus'
bGlterin Der @eiunbbeit, unS
ein barmlOles eiufades Setls
ulittel, bas wie Die gtatur
pirtt, nadber nidt peritOpft
uno bsitanOisss ginuebmen
eriOrbert, OaS @ei9dft unO
bas @ersniiseu uGbreuo iei=
nes@sbrau9s ni9t fort, ,madt
SimmOnS' 2eber He9ulatOr
gu etner mebisiniiden 9Ols
foumenbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-11
slIpa Subbaro s @omp. hoben bic

&S1VW CYWVVWt" S"HtP* TuUeH UIr
SanttGIsr sr9eias s@inri9tuug in
Srn. 9. 6. g8ilis's Sebauiuns, Baltimore,
loebeu tertis sefellA l217G
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
FINANCIALAND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in The
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Mopey Fism-Steriins
Exchange Easy-Government Bonds were
Observation-Disclosures Firm-stecks Closed
Firm. r. II
At New YORK. lycste1.ay. money was firm,
ranging from to per cent; last loan at 8
per cent, closing at 3pr OF Prime mercantile
paper was quoted eos per cent. Sterling Ex-
change was easy, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4s4 aA,s5A for eo-day, bills
and s61a44 1894 for demand; posted rates
4 1894 IS; Commercial bills at 4 sS1aQ4 SO,
Government bonds We're weaker. Railroads
firm. - 49, ,4i
In the stock market shortly after IL O'Clock
the bears made drive on the active list Gen..
Electric scored the greatest decline, failing s44
to 7las; st Paul declined RIA to 693s Sugar
~ to STU. Missouri Pacific I'd BAYS, Quincy
to 1914, Chicago gas IVA tos72, Rock Island L
to 725s, Lake Shore 2 to 123, Manhattan ia to-
100, Northern Pacific preferred IA to 3412,
Omaha 2 to 39al, and Western Union So.
Subsequently arally of IA tosl1ks ensiied. The
market closed firm. -
The transactions at the Stock Exchange .ag-
gregated 200, 100 shares. 80
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors. J:

SEALED proposals for grading washburn
ing sewers therein will be received at the office
Of the City Engineer, City Hall, until Wednes,
day the 2ist day Of June, 1892, at 8 O'Clock p.
The successful bidder win Be required Is
give bond in a sum and with sureties salts
factory tossthe Mayor. to insure the proper
Blanks on which proposals must be made and
plans, specifications, and further information
can be obtained at the office Of the City Engi-
1898.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any
or all bids should he deem It for the interest Of
the City so to do.
: Bids should be marked Proposals for Street
and Sewer Work' and addressed to S7se
JAMES P. BAXTER, Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC -. JUNE IS.
Gun s Its 81 High water 81
MMsngth Of days 1sddss Height tide t. In
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


..=s : g.. sa MONDAY, June IL.
St4s Arrived.
- Steamer State of Maine, Colby, Boston for St
John, NB. via Eastp0rt. },H
- Sch 2 Sherman, Coombs, Baltimore-coat to
Randall ~ MeAilister. YlAf FJP
q Sen saTah s Ellen Henley, Philadelphia coal
= scr oifys / Whittier, Whittier, Philadelph a.
3 soh Arthur li lord. MeInnis, Boston, 1919
Z Sch Cora q Neader, Meader. Boston. 8iI&ob
, Sch NJ J Sewall, Norton, Boston.
= Sch j Baker, Chase, Boston for Machias..-e
: Sch Starlight; Bunker, fremont. #aRTs
= Sch y I Patcfcn, Ordway. Castine for Boston
= Sch Oracle j, Ramsdell, Deer Isle for Boston.
:, Sch Edward Rich, Knowlton, Deer Isle for
Boston.
Sch E T Hamor, Brown, Somes Sound for
Boston.
Sch Atlantic, Cole. Rockland for Boston.
Sch Mary Smith, Chadwick, Port Monton-
live lobster to w Trefethen. d.
Sloop Electric Light Condor, Darlington, MS.
live Holsters to Kennedy 81 Wallace.
Cleared.
Steamship Manhattan, Bragg New York; B
,Coyle..
Sch Morancy, Wilson, Sullivan, to load for
New York; Winslow & Co..
Sch Waterslde, (Br) Dixon, Moncton, NIB
Ryan s. Kelsey.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
Cotton Markets.
(RY Telegrann.l

/ NEW YORK. June L. lsa3.-The Cotton
market lis quiet and steadys ssdss 1850 bales;
ordinary gplands At : ss18si al Estalf = 1s4lfc !;
uplandss 5-16c; DO Gulfa5 S1sc; do stained
71ac. d
NEW ORLEANS. June 70. 1SaS.-The Cotton
markets. firm iriddiink 7 7-1se@s TN
CHARLESTON June -. I sg3 .-The Cotton
Market is firm; mid6ling 1856. IL
SAVANNAH. June ! g. 1888. Tho Cotton
MARKET is quiet; lniadling ut 71ac.
MOBILE.June IL, 1sSS.--The Cotton market
is steAdy; mlddlings 71aa. F
MFsMPHIS.IJune -. 1Sa3.-The Cotton mar
ket isl steady; mlaolng 7Na.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
] OCEAN STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

80 ~ Z. FROM Z. safg FOR 4 TIME.
tJmbria New York. Liverpool .Jne 10
Reriin ~. ~. New York. Liverpool Z. Jne 10
Furnesia -. New York.. Glasgow Jne 10
Wie]and, ..-.. New York. Hamburg. .Jne 10
Sandman i. Montreal. Liverpool =. Jne 10
Eibe 1897. New York. Bremen. Jne 10
Waasdafll -. New York Rotterdam ..Jne}1 0
Ia Bonrrogne NewsYorle. sHavre ~. :. Jhe O.
.Fnlda. SO. New York. Genoa ...y.JEeS 10
Rotterdam. - N ew Yofle.n- Amsterdam Jnel12
lam New York, 50. Bremen. .Jnel13
Majestic 80. New York. liverpool .Jne IA
Nordland 80. New York. Antwerp ..Ine IA
Arizona -. :. New York !. !. Liverpool .Jne IT
A.r;sria, 80. New York. Liverpool .JneI7
New York;. New York. Liverpool ..Jne II
Ethiopia .s- New YORK Glasgow .jne z
Saale .s... New York. Bremen. .Jne II
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-13
Boston & Maine r. r
WESTERN DIVISION.
In Effect May 1, 1893.

WESIGhN DIVISION.
Trains leave Portland (Jnion Station, for
M, $50. 6.16, 6.20 D. M: Old Orchard
Beach, $500, Hiddeferd. 700, $40, lois a.
m. 12.4o, $40, 6.15, ego p. m. :; Ksnnebuak.
TOO. $40 q. NJ. 1910. $50. 5.15. $50 5. m. !;
Wells Beach: 100; SAGA. M; sac; SIS >: q;
$40 a. M, 12.4o. $50. 515 pm; Rochestss.
Farmin ~ Alton Bay. Woifbore, $40
Great Falls and Rochester,, 700 4 IN. !:
Manchester, Concord, tyla So. Newmarkst
rencel; $40 a. m. South New Market juno
ton. Exeter. Haverhill. Lawrence, Lowell,
Boston. too. lS.40 a. H., t12. 40. $40 D. M
Boston for Portland, 7.30. $50 q M,
100, 400 p. m.
Sunday Trains from Union Station, for
Boston and Way Stations, 1856, AIS p. N.
EASTERN DIVISION.
From Union Station For Cape Elizabeth,
lS.45 a. m; Amesbury. 900 a. M.
LOO, 500 y. m; Biddeford. salem.
Lynn. , S2;1o 9 e 2 m: daily. 600 a. m. u.oo
buryport.- Boston, (t2.1o a. m. daily, s.45,
900 q. M. u 90 p. m. daily, 600 p. nj.
Boston fer Portland. 7.3O a. M. is9.15a m.
daily 1870. 4.3o p. M, $500. p. M. daily.)
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MAINE CENTRAL r.. r.

For Hanger, Bar Harbor, St. 10 In. the
white Mountains, Quebec. Mont real
the Worlds Fair and
the west.
On and after June 4th, 1898, passeJ lger trains
leave Portland a. follows:
For nanvillo Junction, :Auburn 7 md Levitt
ton, $50 am, 1.2b and 5l0 p.
.d.20, 6e5 and t11.20 ,. "a.
Freeport and Way Stations, TOO 10.4o q. m.
I.3o. 506, I'll. 30 p. no. and for Freeport
Sundays at 1.20 p. m. -
r. ockland and Knox and Lin coin Stations,
TOO am. $50 ana t11.10 p. IA. The latter
and Friday nights connects 3 It Rockland with
= steamer
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Ia p
i oresgn Markets.

LYNDON, June IL, 1893.-Consols 80 Lied
for money and 991s d for the account.
LIVERPOOL. June 10. IS93.-Ouotations-
WRITER wheats at 5s 7dGs5s Sd; Mixed Amerl-
carl corn As 1M
Cheese ass Cd. ~.
LIVERPOOL June 12. 1893.-The Cotton
market is steady: mlddling at 4s&d; sales TO-
OtGO bales; speculation and export 1000 bales.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
fly TeIegranh,

CHICAGO. June l. 2. 1s93.-The Cattle market
Receipts 14,500;3 shipments 1000: steady !;
prime steers at s 30 1910; others 45O@5 rs;
Hogs-receipts %, 900: shipments 5000 firm;
mixed and packers 675ea6 9TH !; prime heavy
and butchers 0007 10; light at 0o117 20
Sheep-receipts 10000: Shipments $500; the
was steady; natives s 50aj5 65; Westerns 4 So
05 20; Texans a 50@4 IS; lambs S 5oa6 O5.
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FROM COMMERCIAL STREET STATION

For Cape Elizabeth and Scarboro Crossing
e-1246, A3O p M.
For Portsmouth and way stations, 4. 80 .. m
tConneots with Rail Lines for New York
South ana West.
4Connects with Sound Lines for New York.
sWestern Division from North Berwick Sun,
days only
SWsstefa Division from Dover.
GF-Connects at Scarboro Crossing with
train for Boston via Eastern Division
Through tickets to ali points South and Wess
for sale at Union Station
JOHN w. SANBORN, Acting Gen. Man. .soston
w. F. BERRY, GenI Trafisc Manager. :, ASTON.
D. ]: FLANDERS. G. P. and I. A.. Boston.
D. w. sANHORN. Genl. Supt, Rnston.
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AN ORDINANCE
FOR THE
REGULATION OF PLUMBERS.


Be it ordained By the Mayor. alderman and
Common Council ofthe city Of Portland, IN
City Council assembled, as follo,cs:
SECTION mo person shall carry on the
business of plumbing in the city of Portland
hereafter, unless he shall have first, under
such regulation as the Board of Health Of the
and place of business at the ONCE of the said
Board of Health; and notice of any change Of
place of business of registered plumber Shall
30 Immediately given at the Office Of said
SECTION I1.-Eyery plumber before doing
repairs of leaks, shall file at the Office OF the
Board of Health, upon blanks to be provided
for that purpose, o plan of the work to be per-
+ formed, and no plumbing work shall be done
in any building without the approval Of said
Board of Health, and in accordance with such
Health shan adopt and make public:
II sSECTIoN MI.-Any violation ofsItha provis-
ions of the foregoing sections, Gofsof tis pro-
visions OF the rules and regulations pre.
scribed by the Board Of Health with reference
to. the registration of plumbers, or methods
I OF doing work, shall be deemed a misdemeaIl-
Or and punished by fine exceeding twen-
r2s9 In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Read and passed to be ordained and sent
Attest: j. P. BAXTER, Mayor.
In Common Council, june s, 1888
renee.
Attest: c. H. RANDALL,
Approved June s, 1893.
40 j, p. BAXTER, Mayor.
a JULIO div
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IS. : Uatl Further Notice a.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE

Will have East Boothbay every Monday at
7.15 q. m. Tor Portland. touching at South Bris-
toll, Heron Island. Boothbay Hafbor and SOUR
rel Island.
Every Tuesday will leave Portland at s a,
N. for Pemaquid, touching at Squirrel Island.
Boothbay Harbor, Hebron Island, South Bris-
toll and East Boothbay.
Every Wednesday will leave Pemaquld at
a. m. for Portland and above landings,
m. for Round Pond, touching at Squirrel Island,
BOothbay Harb0r and Heron Island.
Every Friday will leave Raund Pond at 81 80
a. m. for Portland, touching at Heron Island,
Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel Island.
Every Saturday will leave Portland for Edst
Boothbay. touching at Squirrel Island, Booth
bay Harbor, Heron Island and South Bristol.
ALFRED RACE,
may22dtf 20 Manager.