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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
TtRHITORItL NOTES


Nt.. D.a,us"t, VITO tutmetly lived u,
Kn,-,on, died I L'- Augsles, cal the
other day
Nv Lilo, ~ ~ LOUIS, Will open
ny canniste tstm " ttty nltes ~ tue
rc'ns valley.
Mrp Iheudosla Bush, wife ~ Deputy
SHERIFF lush. II Eddy, died tn" other
day, after bret illn"aa
\ report Ia current that an immense
cave has bcen found ~ the Florida
mountains, Grant county 10y some
miners.
Miss Mabel Mcany, daughter ~ Rev.
Meauy, aud sister, Mrs. Murphy, lett
Prescott Saturday Tor Chicago, where
they VII visit at u, two months.
A Fowler aud Lou Sha,tuck, ~ the
HttesInn vel force, arrived III Eddy
and ut once commenced To- pat the new
ply" ~ the we'll preparatory to slnkng
JbO feet deeper
" - hppfbg WI" 9'hHk p''h'' N''
wac "houd ued" INTO starting the CLAY ton
Mhy"rlcK, N nuw III Iowa Park, Texas,
where h." has s,nrtei n pew paper, called
the wichita County CitIlrn.
ttnuk j. Wilton, ~ chri clerk II the
Santa Re trcIght department Gt Ttnl.
dad, has forged the name Fad Bow len
to u check Tor S.O lie was iull At the
tinu", and he val not be prosecuted.
lie lees Vegas optic says there are
/ three bnd futest iires raging near that
rt'y. Ous IN on the Saprllu. one on the
trbuiIH, aud uLr uu the GHlunas TIA,
one uu the Saprio eau Oe plnuly seen
! from the CUT
At the annual election for directors al
I ia" urw Dan, Ana ditch III Duna Ana
tue following we're elected: John X
/ Niche, phocbus fr"udrnthal, AleIhndr
Murusuu, Herman Wrrthrm. Margar,,,
Lu.nu, ls'guia lrrves.
John J BJppus the ralToGdrr aud nu
m"tuus writer Tor territorial papers, wi
Iuit tie lower country and become at
IT," lat - July resident 81 tins c,tN
lie nn- accepted the position ~ NIX hi
al tker At the depot. B,ppus Il
welcome
e. 1t fnucher, general agent ~ T.,
hand d"part"rut ~ the A. ~ l. rAIirun
has iiIrd u Inst u selections u lnud VIII
IN the primary grant ~ the road IN IT,
land office at Prescott, covering l,jI
quarter sections The company hnA iu
surveyed portion u lie grant pretty We,
covered nov.
There ~ much complain, among Cltl
Gems ~ Santa Fe that the city marke
men do not prop"tly care Tor thrr
u.nts Nrne u them have lr, bo1es u
screens, although both 10. and Wir- net
ting ARE lhrt cheap, aud the beef IN par
ucular IL KEEP, n the most cHrrrss man
urr, rNppr,d At MI tlmes To- the heh
due, aud flies
says the Prescott journal Miner: ID
Mnus, ~ Whipplr, expects to 60 to For
Niusatr. New Mexico, Tor few weeks
Ia ppst surgeon Their. has u short lenv
N order that hr may be able To take al
vantage - Il DR. MAus Will temporaril
take his place, The doctor, however
will b- with NJ again IN n short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

To" Jarulatur fish, th" pi~cHturial
gunner of the Japan lakes. uses his
muLth n u -qul'gun, aud j. u marks
man 81 no mcau ahI,j'y ''u - u
sun,, ,aKo at pond filled with sp"ci.
mons ~ JaCula'urs, piac" u stake or
pol" ia IA" water with the end pro-
I", ting from on" Ia three feet ahOvo
the surface. plar" n beetle or ny ou
top 81 tn" pole and then await de-
y"lopmCut~, soon tho water will bo
swarmlng with nnny gunncrs each
anxious for shot ut the tender NOR
sci which III" cNpcrimcntor has
placed in full view Presently one
comes a. tho surface. steadily oh
serves hi, prey and measures IN" dis
tame" Instantly h" Sorrows his mouth
into the funniest shapes imaginable.
discharges stream of water with
precision ~ any -harpshootrr. knocks
tn" ly ar bcotle into the water. whore
he Is instantly dcvourcd by tho sue
ccS-iul nimrod or some Of his hungry
horde This sport may be kept up
as long a. tho supply o! beetles and
ilies holds out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

lI' management ~ NU' lllHhIl hnu llt
aiJu,cts, locke after TIE water euppl,,
the cottage, aud TIE Cnun church, le.
my SUPPORTED ., Tee latter ny several
ptvmincu' mcu here H. sheriff Camp /
tell, who's. private nuslns~a and public I
affairs ARE apt to ind him IN other local. .
Ties ~ any time. owe thanks Tor Rttrn !
uunr, As also to- others. WITH ench ~ /
y staLce the future ~ TIM CirIIES ~
the Atlantic h Pacific towns II assured
The beginning ~ all that could be tx
pected. II ls making friends every
where.
liolbrouk ~ the supply point Tor the
Mormon settlements On the south, N.
cludInR Ia" prumlairg town u SNOW
Flake e. Fort Apache. aud irpm this
direction the greater number ~ sheep
and cattle ara brought IN. the town ia
now divided hy tho railroad track with
every ptuep"ct ~ the north side Hesum.
INK the nust prrsrutnbe appearance, ~
Tar ~ hotels aui handsome dwellings 20
On the other sldr ara the stores tao
general merchandising being numbered
among ,urm. Ihrsr are the Arizona
"Co up' Mercantile institution and \,
and Il Nchusl"f, aud later IN Julins
/ Wr,lIet, lhtc ~ Schuetrr's, who Will
SON open IA the brirk about finished.
The others are r. J Nalttou, dealer III
/ drugs, variety goods, etc, three ur four
Saloons. - restaurant and bakery, livery,
"a barber the latter "att" ~ saloon,
Further vcat are uumprr u ,udstugs,
photo tent, section LpardDus huu-c aud
butcher shop, rreldrucrs being rcattrrrd
here aui there among the cpttuuSuuds
aud sand \ carpenter shop, black
smth and uvoty hrludc about all the
busiursr n-,lr from the two hotels On
the north -Iir. II Nl,l b- apparent from
the ahuvr thnt considerable IL required
g. mnk' Holbrupk u meltupulitnu city.
\ tire i've years Heu about cleaned cut
IT," town.
lur p.s'uNi O." IA u charge ~ Frank
IIrK VINO ~ acting temporarily Tor jus
trr II tnr rra'e Wilson, " Wtus,uN,
nnssv u,.,r,,.,,, III. .I,c,,ou e. the ~
G... thnn IN riuuIu, "A fourth cln.. uJet.
,ni,. ! ". Bowl, - Ia, urnly up.
pointed fuIctluuhrl, but he has not ye,
.lnHuiiri Tor som" reason. Tn" office u
ia cheap 'rh"'k ""d provision Tor
sntrr location should hr maize.
r"''"r ""H'"'' W '"sN'""' w ""'
'asS'" 'n' "T"'' gum '"''"'e "no
"'h"r P'f"in'r'"'"" ~ '''"''uI'' i"'"'o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Notice
tNITip SI,Ias l.ASB oTnl
MIA NJ. MN n. Z

tNITIp SI,Ias LAsI hIill
SNstAtE,N. NJ. MAJ ~
complaint having l--n entered ~ NJ
hy y Z bennett against hAth,w r. hfsi1
HI hrifs tur Ahsuiunlhg his Hnutsir.
~. 5lag, d,tAi January -, Isl, uI"n
IVA ~ So. Sec - H. ~ \, X 81
nall H. comfy, y. NJ Wit u view =" ~
Huununei tu HpIr'Af NJ a." ufhc" II ~
AihlIr"tuu", y NJ, un ~" N tai ~ lsl
Hi ~ uCluCk n, IA, tn rel pond and fufE1s
muny cuuc"ruiug .A,d Nj g''i almnd nfHs
ileAnns ia this urhr" July ~, l-,o.
A l., MORRISON, lAs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

- .ip3tlcn
Gyc,'s Pills
or Dyspepsia
Ayers Pills
For Biliousness
Ayers Fills
For Sick Headache
Ayers Pills
For Liver Complaint
Ayers Pills
For Jaundice
Ayers Pills
For Loss Of Appetite
Ayers Pills
For rheumatism
Ayers Pills
For Colds
Ayers Pills
For FeVers
Ayers Pills
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Liberal MkSAGfME>T'
kAt ElLtNf ACCOM- MODATIbNs
SUPERIOR tA,lilllfS =.
fltII hE,QLE ~,h
The Grsnd Canon OF III. colorado, the n's
lin. III Natures work un The Earth, can -
r-ach~i Via b flagstaff, WilllAiur nt f",c. =
gu thi. Rad. To the NAtarsl hridEr ~ n
and nOntSGuma'A Well yuu can JuafnrI "A
r~tlI hJ this lines, bha"tN" ia" An6i'aI
Civilization 81 iAEsaA. ~ 81 lComa e, lhs
tho Hk,." Visit t." PriTihrd FORESTS D, !
riIn. Me- AMI marvel NJ ia" freak ~
bisblo TAX" n hunting trip IN IA" MAJ !
pan" forests ~ the san Francisco NJ -
flnd inter ~ N the ruins ut the prt-hi-ims
and lIh bwrllers Nlru tho lnng,v., AZ
lltlds" ia America across III" 'uluTNin nsa
" A BlSsiLLI
tiru"fAl Passenger Afs1'
S,n Franc -cO, tAiu and Alhuqurf lua
~. \ Vas SiN,k, /. H. uN
tisu-rhl Agent, tisnsrAl Sul"raA'|
AluulusrIun. Nav Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Ip GEORGf D HOSMFH i"u az
i npih.d that the SHndiA Ninins -
10, has male the nsc"--sTN Annuai
meutr un ia. fullowins mining clAiq
Mar art H., he Virgin saint, vi
ialf"' and The tir-n Top" for the
Ia ca, trilin,H yunT proportional" stAr
Expenditure male for saId Improvement III
THEODORE HONMu
March I, iSsa. HacrptITy 4. ss1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Fifty cents is n small doctor bill, but
that ID ali II Will cost you 10 cure any or
dInGry case Of rheumatism II you will
us. Chamberlains pain balm, Fry It
aid you will he surprised at the prompt
relief IL affords. The tirst application
will quiet she pain, 50 cent bottles Tor
salo by +. n. burgess 4 sons, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Atlantic & Pacific R.
WESTERN DIyIsION.)

Amcndrncnt No. :, taking effect Apn.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

lluu~"w who 'hiuk they strug.
*" with many di'.yu.tr"- IN Cooking
rhuIId hc Thankful 'rat they AZ" not
iW,.lrr- In som" 81 'ar high places
Of ~" west There according L. the
testimony oi cook. many recipes,
nnu tun,r for rich ruN"- IN particu.
Lar are failure \ woman living
~ one ~ the western 'urts, AZ an al
- de II %, 600 feet ruNc the level
II 'ur ."a, found uu' n .nQuiring Of
the best cooks In the garrison that
m,.' Nuur aud egg ana lrs- butter
a. -u-ar must h. u~'u ,u cake bak.
,r- than IN lower la'I'ldr~ The
a..r,t quantity IT butter that could
10, sod successfully in u argr loaf
g. AXE was one half cup Those
W.. have lived in ,om" parts Of Col.
Co.,. ." AZ AN elevation ~ Hp'p feet
.. .ur,. lave a,su uuti"cd tho cf'eot
.' 'I" altitude uu ruut, NJ, Hud found
,'-~a"y to rrNle" their recipes -
W Work Morlu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Anong the striking novel costumes
h.o gh, nut for sum ner wear are these
~ resr black silk With shir cd bsdiors
ant wth soft empire NcsrfS about the
W. Is VI tn same ~ These
w,.,,s are fastenrd down the freAt
" IA -weled studS IN skirts are
~ aud ronnd and with them 10 worn
a. Gnylsh walk ny OoA, In chamsis
" ~ ar brilliant red with imneass
rr,er, boriered with blac. six Ti.p
very fashions bio coWs Aatisp S,s
ar,ssy toilets Is gray sAd pal. yslisw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Tho Great aslddIo Route Across
American Continent.

In connection with tho railways Of t.,
fa Route,
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
THOSE WARD LINES.

The Democratic Claim That They Are
Straight and What 1t Amounts to In
the Light of Facts-Alderman Gallag-
hers Claim That They Are the "Best
Yet" Is True From the Democratic
Standpoint.
Since the lines of the proposed new
arrangement of the wards have been
published, the Democrats have been
making loud claims that the new appor-
tionment was very fair because the ward
lines were Every straight In this way
it has been expected to cover up the
fact, which Alderman Josselyn brought
out in his forcible and admirable criti-
cism on the night of the meeting, that
the new apportionment would give this
city over to the Democracy for years to
come, with only a single ward that the
Republicans could count as sure. But
even the calm that the ward lines are
straight is humbug. Here is sample
of the kind of ward that is made by
the straight lines aforesaid. l is
ward six, of the new apportionment,
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
THE FlFTIETH YEAR.
Will Maine Odd Fellows Celebrate Their
Golden Wedding in Portland
ext August?

The coming summer will mark the fif-
tieth anniversary of the establishment OF
Odd Fellowship in the state. At the
last session of the Grand Lodge, prop
osition was made to have celebration OF
this event in Portland on the 25th of next
August, and the grand officers were em77
powered to arrange for it. Grand Mas
ter George A. Fitzpatrick of Kennebunk
is now sending circular letter to all the
lodges in the state, asking their opinions
as to the advisability of having the cele-
bration and how many members they
will each send to the event. The replies
are to be returned to Grand Secretary
Joshua Davis of Portland by the first of
March. In case the order throughout
the state should not consider general
celebration desirable, it is probable that
Maine Lodge, which was the lodge first
established in this state, will take some
steps to mark the anniversary.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Misunderstanding.

At the Cathedral of the Immaculate
Conception yesterday morning, Mr.. JOS
eph Walsh, assistant. bookkeeper for 1.-THE
firm of Milliken, Cousens & Short, and
Miss Mary A. Murphy, an employe of
the Express, and sister Of the well known
druggists, Murphy Bros, were married
by Rev. NJ. G. McDonough in the pres
ence of large party of friends. Mr..
Robert Walsh was best man and Miss
Katie T. Herman of Lewiston was maid
of honor. After the wedding sumptu-
GUS breakfast was served at the home of
the bride. Many handsome presents
were received, including handsome
dinner set, silver ladle and berry spoon,
and set of orange spoons from the Ex-
press employees, while Mr.. Walsh re-
ceived handsome sofa and elegant onyx
clock from the employees in the firm of
Milliken, Cousens & Short.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Maine Poets.

Mrs. Caroline Dana Howe has been
asked by the worlds fair managers of
Maine, to send them an autograph copy
of her famous poem. LEAF by Leaf the
Roses Fall,,"to be.framed and hung in the
literary department of Maine authors.
Mrs. Frances L. Mace has also been asked
for ''only Waiting" in similar form.
There is also to be portrait of her, now
being painted in oil by a Bangor friend.
A large photograph Of Mrs. Howe was
requested but she declined. There will
be a small photograph of her.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
The Most Terrible Mistake Posi-.
be to Make.
AND THE FRIGHTFUL RESULTS
WHICH FOLLOWED.
All Should be Careful to Avoid This Great
Danger.
The world is careless.

The world is careless.
And it is just this carelessness which
constitutes the greatest element of dan
ger.
From little things grow great things
small beginning often results in an
awful and disastrous ending.
A gentleman we'll by us has just
passed through an experience which per-
fectly demonstrates this. He began to
have certain feelings which he could not
explain. He grew languid and tired, felt
weak, in fact after any kind of exertion.
He had headache, dizziness and his stom-
ach and bowels troubled him. There was
a sediment in his water. After while
he had numb spells, trembling feeling in
his legs, arms and body. Then there
came prickling sensations in his fingers
and toes.
Suddenly he had shock of paralysis.
For the simple reason that he had for
months neglected, through ignorance of
their real meaning and danger, the
gradually growing symptoms of this aw-
full disease.
This gentleman, who is no other than
the well-known William T. Cox, ESQ.,, OF
1871 Friendship Street, Providence, r. l.,
as a lesson to others against neglecting
the symptoms and feelings which SO
surely lead to paralysis, stated to us the
facts Of his case, trusting that others will
profit by his mistake.
Every word is true.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
entertainment at woodfords.

The Ladies Circle of the Congrega-
.tional church, Woodfords, are to have a
very pleasant entertainment in their
chapel this evening. the proceeds of
which will be devoted to the church
building fund. Mr.. Edward 81. Elwell
will give talk on his bicycle trip
through France the past summer. AS
bicyclists visit parts of country almost
inaccessible to other tourists, and as Mr..
Elwell is a keen observer and ready
speaker there can be no doubt that this
talk will be clfarmingly interesting to all
who hear it, and it is hoped that large
audience will greet the speaker.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09

Mr.. Frank W. Sparrow, of the firm of
Warren Sparrow & Co., is in Boston on
business.
Rev. DR.. Blanchard has been appointed
a member of the advisory council for the
religious congresses to be held in Chica-
go in connection with the Columbian Ex-
position.
Messrs. E. P. Mayo of Fairfield, c. J.
Clukey and L. Hs Soper of Waterville,
Henry M. Laughlin of Bangor, and S. s..
Stearns of Norway were at the Falmouth
yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
The Language of the Seas.

$40 you understand the language of
the SEAS asked an official of the barge
office of the PRESS reporter the other
day." The reporter acknowledged that
he did not, and the old tar gave him the
following:
A bucket at the masthead signifies that
the vessel wants water.
A broom at the main truck that II
vessel is for sale.
A flag in the main rigging Ii. e. rigging
on mainmast,) means a tow wanted.
The American flag at the fore truck is
the signal for pilot
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09

ssFor two years felt bad with head
ache, and seemed weak and tired at
times. My bowels troubled me and at
times nv water was not what it should
be.
II did not take any medicine, but let
myself alone and went on with my work.
ssThere is where made the mistake of
my life, for this bad feeling was followed
by paralysis. I could do no work for
two years. I was entirely helpless,
could not walk, could noteven feed N.Y.
self
81 heard of DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and took it for
six months, md am now cured.
''What serious mistake it was not to
take it before the shock of paralysis, and
so prevent all danger.
81 am now Is years old and feel young
and strong
If this proves a lesson to our people
and results in those having these weak,
tired and exhausted feelings and bad
symptoms taking the wonderful medi-
cine, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and SO preventing the
dread results, paralysis, insanity or
nervous prostration, we shall feel that
Mr.. Cox's case has not been given pub
vegetable and harmless, and is kept by
druggists for 81. 1t is recommended by
doctors because it is the discovery and
prescription Of the famous physician,
DR.. Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston,
Mass. The doctor is the most successful
of our specialists in the cure of all forms
of nervous and chronic diseases, and can
be consulted without charge, personally
or by letter.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Session of the Pharmacy commiss.,

Yesterday the state commissioners of
pharmacy, Messrs. Frank R. Partridge
of Augusta, Edward Fl. Thompson of
Scarboro and N. c. Earle of Portland,
held session at the Preble House, and
examined five applicants for certificates.
The examinations were written, and the
names of those successful in passing
will not be announced until the papers
have been inspected,
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
St. Patrick's Conference.

St. Patrick's Conference of ST. Vincent
de Paul gave coffee party at City Hall
last evening. There was large party
present and fun reigned. Young and old
enjoyed themselves fully. The handsome
decorations of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club ball remained and were a
great feature of the reception. There
was capital order of dances, with VIM.
B. Bryson as floor director, F. F. Driscoll
and j. B. Buckley assistants, and full
corps of aids. The music was excellent.
A tempting supper was served in Recep-
ton hall.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Souvenir Spoon.

Miss Kitty Harding of Gorham has de-
signed a very handsome souvenir spoon
of Gorham Academy, which Carter Bros.
are making. The bowl of the spoon
bears a perfect fac smile of the old aca-
deny establish ed in 1906.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Maine Savings Bank.

The annual meeting of the Maine Saw
ings Bank Corporation was held at its
banking rooms yesterday at p. m. and
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Presidents Samuel Rolfe.
Vice President-Wm. G. Davis.
Secretary and Treasurer-Alpheus G.. Rogers
Assistant Treasurer-Daniel Brazier.
Trustees-Samuel Rolfe, Wm.G. Davis, Mark
P. Emery, Eben Corey, Alpheus G. Rogers.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
BRIEF JoTTINas.


Yesterday was bright and cold, de-
cided change from the weather of Tues
day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Associated Charities will be held at No.
City Building, today, at A p. m.
The second floor in the Masonic build
ing on Exchange street has worn out and
new one is being laid.
Evangelistic services will be held at
the Second Parish church tonight and
tomorrow at 7.S0, with boys and girls
meeting at 4.3O p. m.
The Woman's Aid Society of Diamond
Island will meet at the house of Mrs.
j. A. King, 95 Emery street, Fri
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Messrs. W. B. Brant and NJ. T. Thorn
ton of Brookline, John Hall and Henry
Fowler Of Danforth, are in attendance on
the United States District Court as wit
nesses in liquor cases.
Mr.. Jordan has made several improve
ments lately in his electric train signal
apparatus and he is now at work fitting
the legislators trains with the improved
system.
Thomas McCombs was tried before
Judge Tolman of Westbrook Tuesday
morning for drunkenness and disturb
ance and fined So and costs, the whole
amounting to SO.
By error the date of the Democratic
caucuses was announced as February IS,
instead of Friday, February II.
Thos. Fl. Packard, the China horse
thief, went through Portland Tuesday
night to the place of his crime in charge
of an officer.
Deputy Sheriff Goold arrested Thomas
A. Brownrigg, on the street, Tuesday
evening, who skipped his bonds on eases
for search and seizure and nuisance.
!. There were seven applicants for the
position of letter carrier and six for
clerkships at the civil service examina-
lion Tuesday.
AT meeting of Branch 40s, c. K. of A.,
Mr.. 7. J. Flaherty was elected delegate
to the Supreme Council of the order to
be holden in Chicago in May. Geo. F. T..
Owen was elected alternate.
ID The High School Literary and Debat-
ing Society will hold their first debate
today. The subject is: "Shall Hawaii
be annexed?" Smart, SO, takes the af-
firmative and Chamberlain, '93, the uega-
tive.
j There was fun in one Of the lodges of a
secret society in this city recently, caused
by the practical joke of a prominent
member, well known citizen. He placed
In the secretary's desk piece of Linn
burger cheese. The solemnity of the
occasion was married by the search for
the supposed dead rat, or remains of a
candidate whose life was cut short by
the assaults Of the goat.
President Mcleod of the Boston &
Maine tells the Springfield Republican
that the Boston & Maine will ultimately
build line from Springfield to Tariff
Vile, Conn, which will give the Reading
4 through line from Poughkeepsie Bridge
and I'D the Connecticut River to Boston
over the Massachusetts Central, saving
several miles over the route now used
between the Poughkeepsie Bridge and
Bos ton, and giving Springfield another
railroad connection.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-09
Maine Centaal Relief Ball.

The fourth annual concert and ball of
the Maine Central Relief will be given at
City hall, Tuesday evening next. From
8 to o'clock there will be fine concert
by Chandler band a selected chorus of
twenty voices under Kotzschmar, with
Harvey Murray, accompanist. Refresh
ments will be served in Reception hall.
Get your tickets now.