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INCOMING STEA WEKS.
TUESDAY. MAY 10.
OUTGOING STEIH Frs.
TO-DAY.

Vessel. Line. For. Mails Civse Vessel Sails.
HeMa, Thingval.l Chistlansand... u 90 n co m
LAssel. BfdNI. RIO J0ncirO. &c...... 100 . 20 N
TUESDAY, MAY 16.
Algonquln CLYDE Chate'ion.......... ..... 90 IN
Lain, q Lloyd, Bremen. 300 m q 100 IA
Maiacato. Rcd d. Marvc,ibo.. Ill 90 IA 900 IA
N'dersnd. Rcd star, Antwe p...... 90 "a 90 N
Camden, -. llayti.......-... 90 IN 90 III
WEDNESDAY. MAY II
Maje.uc. Wh,,c s'af, Liy@pool ...r3 90 N 100 m
Nsnc/u'i, Rod II. La Gu ....... 90 ~
Wac>and, Rcd star, ANTWERP ........ 90 IN o, IA
Castian Prince. . La Plata. 10 % IA IL 90 ~
THURSDAY. NAY Is.
Augusta Victoria HambAHeT, Uamb. 20 m 7:3Os
Na'oOhc ocean. >dNahiih.. 8 01
Stttr Nebiaska. Al an STATE Glasgow ........ N
Trinidad. Queb"c bermuda. 90 IN % 10
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VILLAGE I,IPROvEMENT.-Two charming artlcl,,
by H. e. N0rthrop the prime mover In this work. Now
Nork City men who want to help beauty their uativs
Towns in The country should read cents COPE
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TRIBUNE JrBILEE.-speeches OF Chauucoy VI.
Depew, Geo. william Curtis. Charles A. Dana, Gov.
Mckinley. and X. &. Horr, aud poem by >tedman, ut
the jOIh anniv ersary OF The Tribune. ID cents.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY
THURSDAY. NAY /.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK-suNDAY. MAY IA. 1898
ARRIVED.

Steamer Chicago (BD. Watson. Antwerp Aprl 2G with
mdsc 10 Sandefson son. AffiNed the ~ 80 m.
steamer La Champagne tFD, Laurent naNIe May j.
with ndsc ana III INST % second cabin and l4j ..r
age passengers TO a Forget. Arrived u.e Bar a,
. 10 a
steamer Oisino tBr, Evans. Palermo April % Glib.
Iaitdf %, with mdse e. ifIe Feniann Co; ye.s, 10
simpson. Spence 4 Young Arrived TIE Bar az q 80
"A
steamer Ae-Ia Nr. Ns!at. Nspes Apri - with
md" ana H-3 storage passengers 10 j w Llwe & O.
ATflN'd AZ IN. Bar at 10 - ~.
steamer Antonio Isn.bians (Norj. kiogh Sa,anul,
May = WIN moe q w " Hui!but Co. Arrived at
the Bar at u III.
steamer karsss city. Fischer. savannah May l.. Wit,
Musc ana passengers To !. l. Walker
steamer 6.yandn'fo. Walk J. Norfolk. Ildse and
Im-''i2I- 10 Di Dominion :, 60.
steamer K,iuond. Davis, West Point. Va. with udse
% ihr GA j n.iLiOn steamship nmiahY.
ship I.och Tex ioi Glasgow PItiwdiign. Ha1b1ip -
daNs win ndsc order vessel h. BoN ~ AicAlbld.
sandy Hook. 10 y. m.-wlnd eMm densc to-.
SAILED
steamers IIoeein GcIl. Philadelphia; Ves'a (swrd)
rafacoa; Burnley (BT. NOioik. Egyptian Monarch On
London.
Russian cruiser General Admiral.
Ship Il y blanchard. for Shanghai.
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ALMANAC. 1898 Third Edition. revised 10 the first
Of April. A really splendid number. First o.! IN ,
great AIinanacs on tno niarNei. 3JO page Now
ready. Facts about the Worlds Fair. % ccuts IL
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"OUR CHAUNCKY."-A Tribune premium. Any
regular subscriber The Tribune get it for 80
cents. delicious piece Of fun, written by Isaac II.
Bromley for the Yale alumni. Profnscly illustrated
by beard mud Gibson.
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TRUsTs.-Argumcnts In their favor by :. &. T. Dodd
solicitor OF the standard OIL Company ana araumen
n gainsi by T. V. Powdery, Grand Master Workman o
the knights OF Labor. 5 cents.
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NEW TARIFF Blil.-Tho Nc I<iniey hill with tho
arguments OF the Nnys aud Means Committee la its
IA vOr. - cents.
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sPEECHEs.Thc best OF the amer. dinner oratory OF
one winter IN this city. - cents.
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NOTICE TO MARIN Ei.S.
hhoyeiful Shoal Light.Vc.sel.

Notice Is given that MAY 10. 1898. LiphtveSscI
NO was replaced on her station on shoveiiul Shoal
entrance 70 Nantucket Sound and about ls miles Sl,E
Of Mon0moy Point Light Mi-sa husett-, without change
Ia chaIacteiiscs Of light fog Signals and Relief Light
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS.
| NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribune's pamphlet has great pop.
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| copy.
ALMANAC. 1S93-Third Edition. revised TO the nrS,
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MILIIONAIRES.-A complete list of the 1857 mill.
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UNION.-A new collection april, 1898 OF stories
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE.-Andrcw Carr. gie's Gel.
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) cents.
WAR STORIES Over 40 tale. OF ttr Civil wnr,-
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VILLAGE INSTRUMENTATION cha rmIuR artlclr,
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----
IL herr Z
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CHACTAUQCA. 1s92.-Profu>ey illustrated. The
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spEECHEs.-The hes, of the amer. dinner ora,ory Of
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
PAMPHLETS

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CHACTAuQCA. 1s9!.-Profusciy illustrated. Tic
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Announcements.

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Dr. Sanford's Liver invlgoratcr Is q vegetable
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NORTiIFIELD. 1892. Tho exercises there L,
cents copy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-23

USE Icons LIVER GKANULER FOR SICK
HEADACHE
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An Evening with one Cent.

noNrl and interesting feature was intro
.liscd INTO a recent sociabIe Of the North
Sghurelt Of Belfast. In giving ont the no
tice uf the soeiAble the pastor request
e-d each person to come supplied With accent,
" piece Of paper and pencil At the soci-
able each one vas requested to examine the
coin and write the name of the following ar
aicies, animals, etc. to be found thereon
On the head of the cent--;tn animal, a
fruit part Of !, hill, a flower, d place of wor-
ship. part Of corn, union of youth and old
y, .e part of a bird what no one likes to be
deprived Of a style Of Photographic the most
pleasing sight to American nomewar'l
bound, narrow strip Of land something on
most of our doors, what Stanley used in
trading.
Om the tail OF the crnt--a messenger an
ocean, a gallant, piece Of defensive arnor
weapon commonly used by Indians, most
stylish pin at the present time, something
we like to receive from friends, a garland
given to victors.
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f"llo"'i'4 Y 'i' aostlaft WI we business
in the Probate Court for Waldo cuulltv.
Nar.I term lsyn.
p..;4;
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Geo. G. Bossom's Experience.

The Boston Herald gives the following
account of the experience Of Mr.. George
G. Bosom, III. in the fire Of March 10th.
Mr.. Bosom is we'll known in Belfast.
where he and his wife, the latter a niece
Of Mrs. |. Fl. Sherman. have often visited
Mr. George o. Bosom jill, an intimate
friend of Chief Weber. was talking with
Mr. Homer Rogers on the sidewalk in front
of No. lNS Lincoln street. when the latter
gentleman pointed to the Partridge build
ing and asked. ,What the matter here?''
Mr. Bosom turned To see Il number Of
persons rushing from the niding. their
faces horror stricken. He jumped t. the
conclusion that it was a fire, and knowing
that special box 19S was located a short
distance NJ the main stairway, started to
pun this box. He HAD not reached tile
Don when he was met TN i terrible hot ali
explosion,
He shut his eyes and half turned when
he was lifted from his feet and blown
down the stairway across tile sidewalk
and landed in X heap IN the middle Nj I4in-
coin street. His face ana hands We're ter-
rbly burned and his hair Singed. but His
presence of mind had saved his ,yesight
Picking himself ~, he thought pf boN
81, and haleheaded, started np the mid
dleof the Street to the WIN, XIV tind tha
al alarm had just hocn pulled in WAITING
| till the poX had run down. III ,uIlo, tfc
hook fol a second alarm, aud then again
for a hind.
Mr.. Bosom then Went IL Ghapin' l drua
store under the United States Hotel.
where everything possible WAS done to ro-
| leNe the pain from his hnI1lS Al ,niI
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in Rome, $500 years old, to bring home as
souvenirs. | also secured a few marble
mosics from the floor Of an old palace in
Pompeii.
For some miles in the vicinity Of Naples
irrigation is carried on to a large extent.
Along the head of the bay water is led in
to Understanding through the fertile
ficlds-trom the river Castelemare but
on the road towards Rome noticed that
water was pumped by hand from wells,
and then poured into the little bitches
which run among the vegetable gardens
As labor il cheap, machinery il not called
into use
There are many trees-many of them
fruit producing in the fields to protect the
grow at the trunks and tile vines ate led
from tree to tree by ropes and withs. Thus
three crops are gathered from the soil at
about the same time WAS informed that
~ the vicinity of Naples, THE winter II
such it can he caled-is very mild, The
climate warmer. and the seasons longer
than 80 miles farther south. Tropical
fruits are thus ploduced Tl- ~ suppns-
ed 70 be owing tp the thinnes~ NJ THE
earth crust, and tile informal heat in this
volcanic region. Except in the region OF
the Apennine~. Italy H. \ lrvel country
and very fertile, lille farmers. | Observed.
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Bates College Notes.

q. G. Spratt, 9.i has been called W his llone
in Palermo by the death OF his father
Prof. Porter H. Dale is instru4,tng the
Sophomores and Seniors i'll elucution.
French, Hatch, Hoag ann Thompson, al.
of "a, have returned from teaching sue
cessfu terms of school
More than half of the students have taught
during the PAST winter. II is If the a.
yantageS that Bates offers to those who
must educate themselves, that the terms are
so arranged as to allow students to teach
during the winter vacation
About 500 worth Of appliances have re-
Gently been added to the physical aborato-
ry
Rev. DR.. X. S. Macarthur, a prominent
clergyman If New York City, is earnestly
pushing the matter Of obtaining funds to
erect a library building as q monument to
Mr. Blaine's memory. He was very active
in obtaining the charter of the college, draft
ing the document with his own hand From
that time he was a member Of the Board Of
Fellows and true friend Of the college
USE Icons LIVER GKANULER FOR SICK
HEADACHE
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Written for The Journal
The Bay of Naples and Surrounding s
81 EEv. GEo. Z. TUFTS.

tourist. The visitor is charmed with its
nnequalled scenery 1t is built on slopes
oi hills. the streets one above another like
seats in an amphitheatre. Its view
includes charming villages and cities. and
picturesque hills, and mountain peaks all
IN the form Of a sem-circle adjoining an
azure sea From Sorrento and Capri. On
the opposite side OF the Bay, the real beau
ties appear; and do not wonder that the
poets have sung its praises for 20 centuries.
Tlle city, now having population Of
matt i million. is referred to in history As
early as 1000 wears r. e. From the time
II became a part of the Roman territories,
more than ~ centuries ago, till Napoleon
I placed Mis- brother Joseph upon the
/ throne. it has been ruled by dozen ma
tons and tyrantS. 1t became a part Of
| nited Italy in ls@o 1t las 500 churches.
| M The cathedral is the tomb ot Charles
Nartel. IA classic days It was the favor
ite residence OF Virgil and Of the Caesars.
The last Roman Emperor died here.
~ leaving the city went by rail along
ie shore nearly smiles To Re>ina, a pret-
tN town Of II. 1000 inhabitants built upon
rieci in some places 40 and in others 100 feet
below. 1t Was here that Pllnv the Elder
laY down upon the sand Ny the shore,
NRg. p, ~ to avoid tie sulphulouS
flashes, and when his slaves raised him
up. he fell dead from sutfocation Mount
Nesuvins is about two miles back from
thc Coast From Resina went eleven
miles farther on ly rail along the shore to
pompeii. With Nesllvius from 20 miles
I distant on my left, Modern Pompei
haYlng 4 population Of l. 600 Is nearer
thc pay han the ola city was, which lies
4 to the north Of She present town and near
4 q the base Of the Volcano. Old Pompei
\ covered an area within tho walls Of 2l0
NctcS, and had population Of 1000 1t
\ Wa~ Y eity III great wealth, The buildings
/ Were ot brick: a few of stone The streets
Ncfe narrow and paved with blocks Of
'i''7 .l''
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i''''l
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lIrd fOfll.11l amt htl-I ,4st-lil,.s he f.,te
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'ISi'o'i ''i'3 Hl1'NeN " glff' names lhe
''t"'4''Ni 1850 -AAill"SA III "ii instant lhe
'i'''' l''i' 10 '"' eaf4t'' covering the sea.
I'M ''S'iVS '''-'il 20 iaii upon US tillng
ihN Atad. Peit"SeH hthlild, toward
'Ni''S' Z teii>' Ssli@A2. Mlllch NlS i'l-
| '""l'- ">' "n" SPlta'HilS axe torrent
~ 'iliN we '"''" sllll st'' ADVISED my
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by, means of that destruction, have pre-
served these treasures till August 1892.
Many Of the shops have marble counters,
and signs over the doors. Over the door
of an apothecary shop al inscription
reads: Otosis non estIocus; discede, NOR
ator. 'Ihis is not a place for idlcrs
loafer depart" There is one stone build
ing the doors of which are kept locked
guides which shows the low morals OF
the ancient and wicked city. The flour
mill, where the immensely heavy upper
stone ground the grain by being turned by
slaves walking round and round, moving
it as they went by means Of levers. Joins
the bakery. The huge ovens Of the latter
are quite curiosity.
From Pompeii we went by carriage
about dozen miles to Sorrcnto passing
on the road Castellamare, a quaint old
city Of 81, 900 inhabitants, at the head OF
the Bay. The buildings are of stone and
very high. The streets narrow and the
people, to all appearance, would not de
winds circuitously along the shore making
zigzags in all directions. A the left are
lofty spurs Of the ApennineS and at the
right is the shore OF the charming bay
whose surface is from 80 to 100 feet iii Il
perpendicular line from thecallage road
We crossed deep ravines where vast cliffs
had been torn asunder by earthquakes,
and passed under immense rocks and
crags
sorrento is noted as the birthplace of
rasso in l5+4 The substantial stone
house where the poet was Born is now
used as an inn. The city is Situated in the
midst of the most exquisite scenery on
villas and converts, the PERCEPTIONS rocky.
lleadlands the terraccd vineyards at the
base Of the mountains, the elegant and
magnificent hotels amid the orange and
lemon trees, the charming view Of Nesu-
vius and the city of Naples and Eesina ~
miles distant "a the other side OF he hay,
are beautiful beyond description
\ few miles down the bay (bl steamer
Is the nearly circular island OF Capri about
!, miles il diameter, having population
" 4,5oV Here Augustus and libtrilis
Caesar had palaces. And thought. where
on this planet could they haze selected a
moit charming site on the east end ot
tire island sle THE ruins III thv villa III i'll
beliuS, where the Emperor spent THE HIST
ten wears of his life. After his death. a.
u, m, the structure was demolished hy
order Of the Senate. Tile preriPtous elil
where il stood ~ 700 feet hi4h anu from
this point the cruel sovereign compelled
his victims To leap into the sea. Tile no
tel Bristol, where took a mid-Aa lunch
stands near tile spot and the ruins The
island is rt volcanic formation. The rocks
are ot tuta. and 50 soft in places that the
waves have followed out many savelIs IA,
elottos. whose mouths are optn when Tia
IA il not linlr And fine water is smooth
Tie Blue (irotto is the rrineipal one On
the island. 1t is i05 feet long. 50 feet
wide. and the dome shaped rnnf- n s,-.,-
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An average Of three British seamen lose
their lives every day by drowning, and 300
British steamers and sailing vessels are
lost at sea yearly
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SCOTS Emulsion cures Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula and
all Anaemic and Wasting Diseases.
Prevents wasting in children. Al
most as paIatable as milk Get only
the genuine Prepared hy scott \
BOVINE, Chemists, New YORK soId by
all Druggists.
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AlexaaAria 0assAts.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. 9, ls9a.

PREFERRED TO BLUSH uNsEES.-a
tender blade with blush on his cheek
and down on his lip drove up to a
lewiston hotel on Tuesday and hitch
Cd his horse. Then he helped out Il
pretty lass in hat with white feathers,
and with a blush on her cheek that dc,
fed the setting sun to match. Ken
hitch nv boss while we eat dinner p,
said he. The clerk said they could, or
he would send it around to the stable:
He signed his name and then scratched
something out and when itshnaiiy was
completed the better half of thread "and
wife"
In the dining room they attracted
universal attention. The head waiter
not catching sight of them Immediately,
he began to edge to the door, bat she
pulled his sleeve. Their attack on the
bill of fare was unique. She was dam
ty and didn't want anything but lemon
pie. He preferred soup, but didn't care
for anything else. He was oashfui ana
stammered when he asked for any
thing, and in getting away from the la
BILE he was award, and knocked over a
glass of water on the table. In the
Office he simply said Darn it! They
all knew We were jest married. Wnere
is there an alfred good s'ioon where
we kin get square meal an nobody
lookin'?"
They got the right direction, and the
restaurant man says that the young
bride ate a sirloin, and slab of custard
pie, and the groom got away with TWO
oyster stews and an eight inch segment
ofunadulterated mince. -LewiStcaJour-
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RAILROADS.
MT, VERNON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Time Table in effect October 20, 1893. :

Time Table in effect October 20, 1893. s
On and after this date cars after leaving
Alexandria viii stop at the following stations
oplv: New Alexandria, Dyke, Belmont. well
lington. arcturus, Snowden's. Grassy Mead,
Hunters Riverside Park and Mount Vernon.
KING STREET LINE.
Cars every ten minutes connecting with all
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. trains and boats via
Washington and Alexandria ferry.
FOR NEW ALEXANDRIA. RIVERSIDE
PARK AND MT. VERNON.
South Bound-Leave King and Fairfax
streets at 6 30, 10, 10 10, and II 10
a. NJ and u 10, 10, 10, 3 10, 10.
and 5 10 p. m. Arrive at Mount Vernon
TO, 945, 10 4S and II 4S .. IN, and
II AS, As. . As. 3 AS, 4S and As p N
North Bound-Leave Mt. Vernon at 10,
9 SO, 10 80, and II so M, and ~ 50,
1 30, so, So 4 SO and 80 y. IN.
Arriveat King and Fairfax streets at oO,
1922 and IL p a. m, and - 81, u,
. 81, 8 p, 4 27, . 81 and 81 p M.
Persons having packages or other freight to
ship will procure stamps from the company S
agents. Packages must be properly stamped
before they will be forwarded. Those having
milk to ship will purchase tickets which are
issued for this species of freight.
Round trip tickets beoween New Aloxan-
dria and Washington and single trip tickets
from Mount Vernon and New Alexandria to
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trcn-
ton. Elizabeth, Newark and New York Via
P. r. R. aud B. s. o. R. r.; also to Pittsburg.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago via B. & ..
E. r. for sale on the cars.
D, w. HOLDEN, Superintendent.