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Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

MT. E. H. Sothsrn's new play, Sheridan, or the Maid of Bath," will be produced to- night. The life of Richard Brinslsy Sher- idan, the wit and dramstist of a hundred years ago, Is the character presented, and the first production of his famous comedy, "The Rivals" is portion of the action of the play. Added to these advantages is the fact that MT. Sothern has caused every costume, every bit of scenery or stage &C., cessories, to be strictly In accord with the period of the play, SO that there Is nothing to destroy the harmony of the picture. Sale of seats now open.
 Thomas Q Sesbrooke and the inhabit- ants of the mythical "Isle of Champagne" will disport themselves and enliven the visitors on Friday evening next. The nat ural abilities of King Thomas Q Sesbrooks ss comedian and singer appear to have exerted a widespread influence upon his subjects, and their enlivening songs and dances make the hours How right merrily. An important member of the company is the pretty eoubrette, Elvis Crox. Sale of seats now open.
 Lillian Russell, direct from the Casino. New York, will present Tuesday next, matinee and evening, that phenomenally successful new opera comique, "The Princess Nicotine," with the same great cast that has characterised Its success in New York, testing the seating capacity of
 the home theater for 100 nights and break.
 ing all previous opsrstio records. The cos. tumes are wonderful for beauty ,daintipess
 and harmony in color. The mutic is melo dious and dreamy. In the the cast will be Signor Perugini, Digby Bell, Ali 0. Whe Ian, Charles A Bigelow, James A Ptskes Lucy Daly, Marie Dressler, Georgia Den min, May Duryes, Lillian Thurgste. Grace Belssco and Marie Beleste. Some 100 per
 sons comprise chorus and ballet. Sale o
 seats is now open for both matinee snG | evening performanee.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

WANTED. DosTTIoS ss church oFgEnlEt, Address I mas ist- BOX Tss Clty
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
WANTED,

DY young man, clerk, porter or anything pay ID ing moderate wages Acdress
 mA7 Sr- W, this of8ce.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

A GENTS mske S5.o1 a day. Greatest kitchen A utentil invented. RetRns s5 cfs- 2 10 sold in every house. Ssuapl-. portage paid. five cents.
 FORSHEE & McMAKIN, oil Wed sst Cincinnati, O.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

NKS 10 iAke orders in every town and city :: M no delivering good wages from start :: pay weekly DO capital required vofk year
 mhs i2t ape iSt Rochester, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
CATERING.

Nine Room Cottage,
 A Morris Cove; nicely furnished; near cleo i9 tric cars: also building lot for sale. Inquire mhi3 Ttt 58 LYON STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT, AlA House No. 100 Wooster street; modern ::J Improvements; suitable and good locality III for doctors office Inquire at mhi351* 166 WOOSTER STREET,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
WANTED.

IT ADY agents in this city and throughout the IL states; large profits u ua6e. those used to calling upon ladies. For particulars address
 mhi3 Tt BOX si2 New Haven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
WANTED.

A CAPABLE girl 10 cook. wash and iron in A small family. Apaiy al once No. sis orkDg C street between the hours of 10 A- m and 8 D. m- Reference reQulred. mhl2sf-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

- Party with capital to build six-roon cot
 H tage on about two acres of land, New Ha-
 - ven or suburbs, and lease for 6 period of ycars Address
 mhls Sts BOy S-- Milford Ouuu
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

CTTUATION by a licensed druggist; speaks o French and English: best referepces h. Quire Dr. BArfhault, or address
 mhIS st- P. O BOX sSS Manchester, NH
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
GRAND OPERA HousE.


 The "Soudan" Is drawing large houses at the Grand opera house. There will be a matinee and evening performance to- day. The pictures of war life in ths Soudan are admirably drawn, the sur- prise of the Arab town, the gathering of the picturssquely attired inhabitants. the fusillade of musketry from the attacking force, the scaling of the walls and the bat tering down of the gates, the onslaught of the troops and the struggle with the Arabs formed a series of magnificent stage pic. tures that cannot easily be forgotten.
 May Towards company will be the at- traction at the Grand opera house the last three days this week. There will be the usual matinees Friday and Saturday.
 PoLIs WONDERLAND THKATER.
 The principal novelty this week is the performance of Enoch, the man fish. Al are astonished at the feats he performs under water. The musical sot of Connol and Stalsy Is another novelty, and thsil ssTen Minutes in c Barroom" Is ten min utes of laughter for the audience. Nscki, and Walkers dramatic singing makes . de cided hit. Delavoye and Fritz in theil pantomimic act are pleasing. AcAyo, and Rogers, Peter Helstrom, the Swedish emigrant violin player, and Edwards ani Kernell. clever sketch artists, fil out on of the best bills of the season.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
WANTED

WANTED. CTTuATIoSs for best help. MRS. BABB, o fis eSt i25 Court street
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14

s'Paste This In Your Hat" WYE will sell garden tools, wheelbarrows and w such, lower than any store in Connecticut, mhis 1s i4 LINsLEY, ROOT & co.
 'sWe'ro Hustlers," A ND don't care who knows itl Call at 33 A Broadway and we'll prove it.
 LINSLEY, ROOT & co, mhlO 12 IA Hardware and Paints
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-14
WANTED.
" EtTEn

For prompt paying tenant, pleasant house or fiat of or rooms for adults; - modern couvenlences; central; rent not 10 exceed SS0. Address
 mhIs q. aRELIABLE.- - this ofsce.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

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iperben.
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0eue An5eigen.

Olue GooessNn3eieen, weIde fir Ole
moreen.2ussabe Der uJaimOis Staats'
3eitune" oufee9eben weroen, erfdeinen Roten'
fret i'm QbenobIatt, Die 2nnahme BON 2tn'
3ei9en fir oas Nbenob!att i@IieBt UNI II uhr
mittaes, fir Ole nIorseu-1ussabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenes.
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OooesfGue-

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&ormittag i'm @eiunbbeitSamt a~ngeneIbet !:
Sreb @onrab @fert, 6 Otonate, @racez
Lamb 9IDe. uno Glarfit.
@uitao 0omtbrOip, 2 $. 9 Sc. 844 Otelz
role 2lpe.
Almo 8artt3er, z S. 2 &C., q 8tnsz
bamltr.
Minnie G6rmonn, II S., 8Gatternz
lQOSpttaI.
WtanbcI @OGOitein, Z M., 256 9ermttage
NOe.
Bertha 9onnemon, SO S., $50 @Out6
@iblanb Npe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

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y auTs MaeraeHaue1te bic Segenleort uH6 3ufuuft
3ei9t oaS 8iIb Der SufGnftigen. Stebt &usfuHft itber
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ben oud5 am 5onntas. SoflS
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SOSeS=Nn3ct0e.

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ltn5er eelie6ter @atte uub Batter GSbttip DfciI I'M Mlter
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nehft &inhern uuD 0erW0MOten.
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SoSesamset8e
SnNeS=Qm3eiaeA

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mem geltebter @obu un0 unier Bruber S1cc1 Senpot0
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bliebenen Gbrtltiae 8rof, Ntutteri
Gbrifttne, Mlqia11 uuo Grant, 9ei6pt1ter,
uebft 8ertuanoten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17
OeTor0em*

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6inGm5ieue5.


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ei9entBum gu Den niebrigIteH Yreiien iUUie aud All Sc.
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

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Station Der 9o9babn.
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gadberes bel
THOMAS NJ. HoYNE.
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-17
UETToIAL PUBLICATION

UETT0HAE PUBLICATION
kRnBaI NatAmnpt Of the METROPOLITAN LIFE
AAuS D'"VVmont INSURANCE COMPANY Of
NeW YORK, In the State Of New York, on the 31sb
gay Of December 1893: made to the Insurance.
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
Amount Of Capital paid up in cash 81, 900, oOo.Os
AGaafa.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17
gerIanqt: NGnmer urO Gmaber.

SEE1WNAE: WlNIIIIEE NTIO NIG0e1i.
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

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- Der Station &ooubale, tbrpefteru.9a fIy
cine 6amtlie bequem siugertdtet. Gta1una fir mebrers
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0elO 5n Oerleiben.

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- i9ofuug. Simmer H. fO1 SIT @aibingtonitr.
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W0bentIi6e Srieftlte.
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Sbtcago, II. HODember.
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Office III MoibiHgtOn 9eiaubL
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8erlangt: Sraueu unO MdOdeu.

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bic @Dde. gadb3ufra9en 43 Mtacoaliter BIace, 5rptiDen
@entre Npe. ur0 SoDniS Ctr. l7upbalp
NerInugt: @utes WtGbfeu fir oQ9emeine 5aus.
~ arbett in fletner Samtlie. gtad6uir0gen
SO fOnIer=Str, n0Be Q8iGer=B0rf.
81 erlou9t: Gtue 5rou fiir leicbte 9ouSorbett.
~ 1tuIo 2965 Stote=Str, cine Sreppe bod.
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~ or6eit. 98 Gugeuie Ctr, ober.
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Bartners.

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~ Suit bat Saloon on3ufanQeu, alS 9artler. g{och.
sufraqen DON 9 big 10 ubr 0orntittoQS.
1tuiO SAG AibIonb Mpe., @de IA. Strabe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

2 II pertoufeu: 9Ots ouf abT9Iogs8abIung in or
~ gabe Der Belmont rnG @litoit Mpeiue S50O-sG00.
Cottages tperoeu, gang mad 99uni1 BEG GdHiers. ebeR,
fenS ouf &bi4la9sj ablung gebout. s. 6Ds. 3immer IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wtitta9s 5mif9eu GINS II. 3peL
15u1a h0f1
Abendblatt., 1894-11-17

On be rfa nj en- - WuDensppoh 2i. f95nIt.
= @fe iE bieer bibfben unS ~bliibtnoen 9orftabt
agaher uue Seiper in ben StrnBen uuo bic Straben sea
pfloftert. Sage: Glib unb Offront. gBtQen 9reis uns
~ipeiterer ~9tuSfunft pen6e man lip mirnbli3 Dber iariitt
iiB on @m. 3. zee. 112-114 2earbOrn ctr.
8Opce Building. 2Onibolp
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
DEATHS.

In Gorham, April 20, Edward f. Babb, aged
TO years "a days.
Funeral this Tuesday forenoon at 10 o'clk,
at his late residence Burial7at Westbrook.
In Limington April 26. Mrs. Rebecca Cove,
widow of the late John Cove. aged 81 years.
In Providence. R. T., April 20, Donald Wor-
cester Hay, aged years months. Same day,
George Swazey Hay, aged 7 wears II months =
children Of Rev. Henry Clinton and S. Alice
Hay
Iii Kennebunkport April ~, Mary Fannie
Clark Oldest daughter Of David Clark, aged 81
years month.
In Kennebunkport, April 2S, Horace Clough.
aged 81 years months.
In Biddeford, April 20, Mrs. Flora Davis,
In biddeford Israel wiggin. aged rs years.
At Greens Landing, April 81. William Barrett,
In Pennington, April 81, John A, Luce. aged
l. Augusta. April 10, Mrs. Rersc Taylor,
of Carmel.
In Troy, April 20, Mrs solomon Harding.
In Perry, April 49, Warren Bulmer, aged 22
In Calais, April 20, Sarah Emma White, aged
in Calais, April 81, catharine Higgins, aged
In South Berwick, April 2s, stillman Boyd.
aged u years.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
WHEELING AWAY,
Two Young Massachusetts Fellows Were
So Doing When constable Murch Pur-
sued.

Last evening, Constable Josiah Murch
of Standish brought to the police station
two young men, aged about 20 years
each. whom he had arrested for stealing
two bicycles from man in Standish.
The names of the young men were given
by them last evening as Charles Young
of Springfield. Mass. and Fred Fletcher
of Boston. The had been visiting an
aunt of Young's in that part of the
country, and took the machines to help
them back to Boston. Constable Mureh
pursued them eight miles yesterday and
overlook them. Fletcher said last night
that he did not intend to steal the ma
chine. but Young was disposed to be
more frank and admit the whole. They
will be brought before the oourt.Wednes-
day 92f
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
THE INvALIDS' HOME.
A Meeting To Be Held This Afternoon to
Advance Its Interests-Address by Rev.
Mr. Hughes.

MIR. Hughes.
There has been much interest mani
tested in the projected enterprise to be
known as "The Invalids' Home" 1t has
enlisted the cordial cooperation of a great
number of our public-spirited and phil
anthropic ladies and gentlemen. Ar
rangements have been perfected So that
a board of officers can now be elected in
legal form. A meeting for chat purpose
will be held this afternoon. at the Y. NJ.
CA. roomsssat O'Clock. Rev. Matt s..
Hughes will be present and address the
meeting, giving particulars concerning
the plans matured. of the future opera
tions of the enterprise. Those interested
are cordially invited.
The object of the home is to provide
a place where people who are in moderate
circumstances, but cannot afford trained
nurses or private room at the hospital,
NAV have first-class medical treatment
and retreat that will be homelike at a
minimum cost. Twelve or fifteen
doctors have volunteered their services,
and the petition for the charter bears
the names of over fifty leading citizens.
The home will be Incorporated under the
general law, and will soon seek for
quaters. The old Eye and Ear infirmary
building, on the corner of Franklin and
Federal streets, is spoken of as d suita-
bile place. 1t is now owned by the in
Urinary, having cost $4,000, and also hav-
ing received Improvements to the value
of about $4,000 more. It has about TWEEN
ty furnished rooms, and would be an
excellent home for the early days of such
an institution.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
THE LABRADOR.
She Will Sail This Afternoon, Taking Sew
eraI Portland People and a Large Com
pany of Canadians-Last Steamer for the

The last English steamer for the sea-
son, the Labrador, will sail this after
noon, between and 3 O'Clock.
The event will have added interest
from the fact that there will be five pas
sengers from Portland: Mr.C. ]. Perk-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Merrill. Miss
Katherine Kicker. and Miss Florence
G.Knight. A large party of friends will
see them off at the wharf. Mr.. AL
bert Hall and other friends have char
tered the steamer Forest Queen and will
accompany the Labrador down the har-
Dor, and some distance outside II Nep-
tune shall not be too grumpy.
Besides the Portland people there will
be.about fifty other cabin passengers,
mostly wealthy Canadians from Montre-
al and other places, who are going
abroad for the summer. Fifty or more
steerage and intermediate passengers
will also join the vessel here.
Four hundred and eighty cattle have
arrived and will also go in the steamer.
The Labrador is the largest and finest
steamer of the Dominion line, aud is,
in many respects, the hest steamer run
ming to this port, the Partisan, of the
Allan line, being her only rival.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
MARRIAGES.

In Cumberland Centre. April 25, Alfred P.
RandalIo Deering and Miss Minnie Adelaide
Darling of Cumberland.
In Aliens Mills, April IA, Stanley r. Clark OF
Oakland and Miss Lillian M. Rackllffe of In
dustry.
In St George, April 81, Weston Il. Rivers and
Ida K Davis.
In Pemaquid, Frank G. Geyer and Miss Nancy
" LaWton. both of Bristol.
In Norway, April 90. Harry Holden of Nor
way and Eva Littlefield of Lewiston.
In Skowhegan, April 16, Pethnel s. Fletcher
end Susan b. Goodrich.
In Skowhegan. April 10. Bales A, Spauldine
and Nellie G. Spauldng. both of Madison,
In Auburn, April 26, Edgar W. Farris and
In Perham, Fred E. Saunders and Miss Ida
Dodge.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
The Masonic Bodies.

Today the Masonic grand bodies of
Maine will meet here in their annual ses-
sion. The grand lodge will hold sessions
at a. M, and 2 p. M, today. Tomor-
row the grand chapter will meet in the
forenoon, the grand lodge and council in
the afternoon, and the grand council of
high priesthood in the evening. On
Wednesday the grand lodge will meet
in the morning, and the grand COM
mandery in the afteroon.
Members OF the various bodies Logan
TO arrive last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01
Capt. W. e. Bailey.
Uncle SANS Marines.

To the Editor of the PRESS:
In a recent edition of your paper, in the
report of an address given by Mrs. @. S.
Marble in the Free street Baptist church,
she was quoted as saying that the men OF
the United States Marine Corps, among
whom she labors, as an evangelist, were "a
low set.' Allow me to correct the false i'm
preston given by that report Mrs: Marble
spoke in the highest terms of the men,
among whom she labors; and the uncompli-
mentary reference was dindoubtedly meant
for those outside of the barracks, like
keepers of saloons and other resorts, who
put temptations in the way of the marines.
beg the favor of making this correction in
justice to very worthy woman.
Yours .truely,
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

Falmouth Loan and Building Association.
The board of directors of the Fall
mouth Loan and Building Association
declared regular semi-annual dividend
yesterday on the shares in the several
series as follows: First, $3.50; second,
81. 60: third, $l.20; fourth, 80 cents; fifth,
40 cents; sixth, IS cents
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-01

The Central Labor Union will hold an
eight-hour mass meeting at Painters
and Decorators hall, 1874 10 Middle
street. at o. clock this evening. Mr..
WI. Shields ofsBoston. first,vice president
of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners, will be the speaker