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The eslorics of India.

Next Monday evening, Christmas night
Mr.. John L. Stoddard will give his clos
ing lecture in the course, on ''Glories of
sndia.'' Calcutta, Delhi. Lucknow and
Cawnpore-familiar names from the
noted Sepoy mutiny-Agra (who will
be seen that marvel of architecture the
Tai Mahal), all these and more places of
great interest will be visited. There are
still some good seats at Stockbridge's
and they should be secured today.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Christmas rree at tho kindergarten.

Yesterday morning the children at the
public kindergarten at the Centre street
school had Christmas tree which was
given them by their teacher, Miss Bars
tow. There were about 30 of the little
ones, all under five years old, present,
and they had a beautiful time. The tree
was prettily trimmed and ON it were
many little articles of needle work on
card board made by the children them
selves to be given to their fathers and
mothers. The exercises were much en-
joyed by the children and their parents
and friends.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

On Thursday the twenty-eighth day of
December, promptly at half past twelve
o'clock, noon, will begin the closing-out
sale by public auction, of the entire
breeding and trotting stock at the Colt
Farm, Auburn, Maine.
The sale includes Calcalli, three-year-
old record of 2.33; Royce, two-year-old
record of 1891; Dorcas Pratt, two-year-
old record of 2.3s; Aimee, the dam of
Royce and Dorcas Pratt, she by Del Sur;
Narka, four-year-old record 2.29; Lady
Redwood, 2.27, by Redwood; Miss
Twombly, trotting mark of 2.363 and
pacing mark 2.33 Ia; Themis, 2.25; Mar
kus, Bob Whitney, Doris and Iosco, all
by Messenger Wilkes, 2.23; Sister Mix,
by Fearnaught, Jr., Emma Patchen by
Henry B. Patchen, 1853, Pilot Maid, by
Black Pilot, Princess, by Gen. Knox;
Matchless, by Mambrino Gift; Dictator
Girl, by Dictator Chief, 2.21t; Anita T..
and three others by BayardWilkes, 2.134;
four by Rolfe N, a brother in blood to
Nelson, 200; others by Sir Nutwood,
Ia son Of the great Nutwood), by War
rener, IA full brother to Sunol, 2.0s4), by
Rockefeller, 2.291, Ia son of Electioneel),
the sire of very, fast youngsters, and
Stamboul, 2.075. In fact the sale in
cludes all Mr.. Cushman's stations, brood
mares, colts, fillies, trotters and driving
horses. It is beyond question or doubt
the greatest sale of richly-bred and high
class horses ever made in the State of
Maine; will take place on the covered
track; will begin promptly; the weather
cannot prevent it; low bids will not stop
it. j. s. Conant & Co.. of Lowell, Mass,
will be the auctioneers, and you should
send by mail to them for catalogue.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
oEsTITUTIoN AT THE ISLANDS.
The Fish Dealers Kere Have Not Heard OF
Starving Families.

The Boston Herald yesterday published
very narrowing tale of hundreds of
fishermen starving and suffering from
Malaga island was especially referred to
as the seat of most of the trouble where,
it was stated, there were three huts
crowded with thirty-five or forty people.
The story went on to say that a fishing
smack visited the island last Wednesday,
putting in to seek shelter from the
storm, and that when the people on the
island saw the smack nearing shore they
rushed with howls of joy to the vessel to
get food and clothing for some of the
women were almost nude. Further the
article STATED that the men say the fish
ing was bad this past fall and they
failed to get supplies to last them
through the winter, and that the recent
storms prevented setting their nets. The
article also stated that the people on
Yarmouth, Bear and Basket islands
were about as badly off as the Malaga
people.
A reporter for the PRESS made inquiry
at the different fish dealers offices yes
terday about these people. He was told
that Malaga island is located back of
Bear island, at the mouth of New
Meadows river, this side of Cape Small
Point. The people who live there are
negroes. A man who was at Sar-
gent, Lord g. Skillin, said he lived
two miles from Malaga island, and
he thought if there had been great
suffering or restitution there he should
have heard of it. He says the people
there are improvident, who would rather
not work than 60 claiming or lobster
ing for half dollar. The town TO
which Malaga island belongs always aids
these people when aid is needed. The
people are SO improvident, the man said,
that if they had twenty dollars today
they would spend it the next for amuse-
ment. They always come to Portland
Fourth of July with their wives and live
in their small boats at night and are
always around when Barnum's circus
comes.
The fishing firms said they thought if
there had been an suffering among any
of the islands subscription papers would
have been passed around because such is
the custom. None of those seen, had
heard of any, and none of the fishing
fleet, as far as they knew, had reported
any. Still, there might be, and if there
was it should be alleviated.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
MT. Vernon Chapter.

Mt. Vernon Chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons had public installation Thursday
evening. The hall was packed. The
following officers were installed by Most
Excellent Albro E. Chase.
High Priest-Wm. E. Willard.
King-F. Z. Bickford.
Scribe-F. n. Thompson.
Treasurer. w. Fobes.
Secretary. S. Russell.
Chaplain-C. o. Leach.
Capt. of Host-E. D. Eastman.
PrincipalSojourner-A. F. Berry.
Royal Arch Captain-H. N. Maxfield.
Master Sd Vail-C. E. Leach.
Master I'd Vail-W. A. patten.
Master 1st Vail. 3. Henley.
senior Steward-F. B. Waldron.
JUNIOR Steward-C. w. Briggs.
Ofganist-J. w. Woodbury..
oentinel-W. o. Carney.
AT the conclusion of the installation
exercises banquet was served in a royal
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
IRines Brothers.

AS can be seen by their advertisement
in this mornings paper, Rines Brothers
offer the remainder of their stock
Of Christmas novelties. brio
a-brac and booklets at just one half their
former price. If your list OF gifts has
not been entirely filled, this great re-
duction in the price of desirable articles
shonld be taken advantage of. The list
of articles still in stock gives fair as
sortlnent from which to select. But as
is usually the case when such bargains
are offered by this firm, it will pay you
to call early.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Corn that Occasioned a 8,
rious Surgical Operation.

A Troublesome Corn that Occasioned a Se-
rious Surgical Operation.
Mrs. Rachel Boothby, widow of the
late Arthur Boothby of Saco, had her
leg amputated just below the knee at
Maine General Hospital in this city
Thursday.
Mrs. Boothby is 81 years old, but is a
woman of strong constitution and she
stood the operation remarkably we'll.
Yesterday she was as comfortable as
could be expected and a speedy recov-
cry is anticipated by the physicians. The
case is most peculiar one and nothing
just like it was ever heard of by the To-
cal physicians. Mrs. Boothby had a
corn on her great toe which caused her
considerable pain. She picked it
with a pin and obtained Temporal
ry relief. Several days after, however,
her foot panied her badly, and Arthur
Grace, with whom she lives on North
street in Saco, wanted to call in a doctor,
but Mrs. Boothby objected. Last Sunday
the big toe commenced to turn black
and the lady consented to have ply
stefan called. He found on examination
that gangrene had set in and the only
way to save the unfortunate woman's
life was to have the limb amputated at
the knee. Tuesday Mrs. Boothby came
to Portland and the operation was per-
formed on Thursday as above stated.
She will return to Saco the last of next
week.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Court FALMOUTH. A. O. f.

These officers have been elected:
Chief Ranger-Thomas F. Sheehan.
Sub-Chicf Ranger-James D. Dawson.
Treasurer-Jas. E. Burton.
Financial Secretary-Wm. Fl. Lowery.
Recording Secretary-Matthia E..
Haverty.
Senior Woodward-Peter p. Gala
CHER.
Junior Woodward-George E. Nc
Glauhin.
Senior Beadie-John E. WEIGH,
Junior Beadle-Patrick E. Hines.
Trustee for three years-Joseph A.
MCGOWAN.
Court Physician-Dr. J. B. O'Nci!i.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Horse Tanning Exhibition.

Prof. O.S. Beaver will give exhibitions
Of horse tanning at Congress hall on
Christmas night and every evening
during next week. On Monday he will
attempt to handle and drive to harness
five wild and vicious horses including
Black Diamond, said to be the most
vicious horse in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
The Texas Sailed.

The Texas, Of tic Dominion line,
sailed FOR Bristol, Eng, direct at 10. IS p.
m. last evening. She took large and
valuable cargo, and 200 head of cattle.
She did not carry any passengers, except
the cattiemen.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
Union Safe Deposit Co.

The Union Safe Deposit and Trust
Company will open their vaults for bus
mess on the Both day of this month an d
the company will organize January 8,
1894.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
THE PRESS.

Some of the Dana Sarsaparila Co. stock is adj
vertsed for sale this morning on our first page.
Bids are asked for "a shares that are to be
sold.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
DR.. Blancl,ard,s Lecture.

Rev. DIR. Blanchard will deliver the
fourth lecture of his course on 1.-THE Re-
ligions of the World" next Tuesday eve
ming. Subject. Socrates and the Relig-
ion of Greece" All persons interested
are cordially invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

Most delicious Oranges that grow
Pineapple Oranges-Shaw's.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

Homemade Candies; making in the
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

All made this week; the Candies at
Shaw's.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

Decorate the tree with egg marangue.
-AShaw's.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23

manner. Following was the pro
gramme:
Organ Voluntary.
March.
Music, Haydn Quartette
Installation of M. E. n. P.
Music, Haydn Quartette
Installation of Excellent King and
Scribe, Treasur and Secretary.
Music, Haydn Quartette
Installation of Appointive Officers.
Music, Haydn Quartette
Intermission.
Banquet.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-23
COLT FARM SALE.

Don't Miss This Opportunity to Buy
Good Ones.
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Russet Malaga Grapes, sugar sweet
Shaw's,
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