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Evening journal., 1895-02-15
sooial and PsraopaI Noles.

Rev. DR.. simms. OF this city, was in
Chester last evening and addressed the
South Chester Methodist revival meeting
]. Edward Addicks the would-be
senator from Delaware, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs William s. Davis and
little duughter Helen have been visiting
friends in this city
Mrs Robert G. Wilkins is spending a
few days with relatives In Georgetown,
Miss Ethel Lea. Of this city. IS the
guest Of Smyrna friends.
Howard Walton, formerly Of this city,
and brother Of. Z T. Walton, has sailed
from Seattle. Washington, for Honolulu
where lie viii make his future home
Miss Delma Dougherty. Of this city. iE
visiting her sister Mrs. w. 7, Dayett
at Clayton.
James F. McNulty, the efficient meg
senger Of the United States Circuit Court
and one of United States Marshal Lsn
mans right hand men, Is confined to BIZ
home By Illness
Wllliam H. Barnett, Of Kirk wood. an,
G 8 Bigger, OF Summit Bridge, we're il
the city last evening
M. p Moller, OF Hsgsrstown, Md
was here on q business trip yesterday.
William Evans, Of Crisfsld, Nd. re
turned to day after a brief visit to friend
here.
A distinguished visitor at the Merritt
House to-day is N. w. Mccormick, 0
San Antonio, Tex.
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sons Of Delaware ia New york.

A number OF prominent Delaware ans
will attend the fifth annual banquet Of
the Delaware Society or the city OF New
York In Reform Club Hall, in that CITY,
on Thursday evening, February 81
Among them will be Governor Marvil.
Senator Higgins, Congressman Willis and
Quigg, E. G. Bradford, George V Massey,
Samuel Bancroft, Dr. Jos .ph Hearn
president of the Philadelphia society
Hon. e B Harper and W L. Tomlinsop,
of the New York society, and others.
Prior to the banquet officers will be
elected
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cnn nefender surmlaes.

BRISTOL. r. T., Feb. 15.-Work on the
now cup defender at the Herreshoff works
commenced in earnest when the finishing
touches were put on the mold in the south
shop. which, from its appearance is now
ready to receive the melted lead Mr..
Herreshofl admits that, in his opinion,
the new boat will revolutionize yachting
for some time, but will give no hint as to
its shape
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New York.

ALBANY. Feb. 15.-In the assembly
Senator O'Connor's bill providing for the
location acquisition. construction and
improvement Of additional parks in the
city Of New York, which had been substi-
tuted for Mr. Ainsworth's bill. which was
one Of tho four drawn by the tenement
house commission, was passed immediate.
" on its report from the committee on
rayisibu
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Tie strikers Won.

BIAIRsvILLE. Pa, Feb. 15.-The strike
Of the employees Of the Blairsville Rolling
Mill and Tin Plato company, which has
lasted for six months, was settled by the
management agreeing TO pay scale prices,
recognizing the Amalgamated association
and faking bnck all the strikers.
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
ISAAC P. GRAY DEAD.
He Was the United States Min
lister to Mexico.
STRICKEN DOWN WHILE TRAVELLING

While on His Way to the City OF Mexico
He Vas Attacked by Pneumonia. Reached
There Unconscious and Never Rallied.
His Public Career.
Cry or MEXICO, Feb. Is - United
States Minister Gray died shortly after
bis arrival here from st Louis. lie came
via the Mexican National railway and
was stricken while on the train with a
severe case Of pneumonia. The Pullman
ear conductor found him unconscious in
his berth. He was carried from the train
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

property at pt bile auction. The property
cost $50, 600 and the building has been
condemned. 1t will cost some $4,000 to
build as the knights Wish, and at the
present time this is deemed iuadvissble.
The property is valuable one and the
sale will be looked forward to with a
great deal Of interest
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
Az Artist,s sn,cIde.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 15.-Walter Ged-
ney, young artist committed suicide
in bis studio by shooting himself in the
right temple. lie came here from Wash
ington about three weeks ago There is
no known cause for Gedney's suicide, but
it was thought that be was unfortunate
in q love affair.
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Wadneadav the Favorlte paY.

Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ielene Peachy of Odessa. formerly
of Clayten, to Joseph M Armstrong. Of
Odessa, on Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary 20. at o'clock The ceremony
win take place at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
PeaehY.
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a ml1minrton nor Honored.

President Cleveland yesterday honored
an cid Delaware boy, John g. Tawresfey,
by appointing him assistant naval oon-
stnetor with Philadelphia as his station
He Is a nephew Of Robert Taw-essey, Of
No III East Seventh street, In this
city, is about 80 years OF age and grad.
uate from No / school. He later en-
tered the naval academy at Annapolis,
from which he was graduated with
donors, and was sent to the Royal Acsd
emy in England, for course Of study
For the past two years he has been
stationed at Cramps shipyard, In Phila-
3alnhfn
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PEACE I'M THE SOUTH.
The Dispute Between Mexico and Guatema.
la Has Been Arbltrated.


CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 15.-Mexioo's
conditions have been peacefully accepted
by Guatemala, who guarantees their full
fillment. The conditions viii be publish
ed officially next week Both sides have
made concessions. The Guatemalan ques-
tion is at last amicably settled upon an
equitable basis between the two republics
The boundary between the two coun-
tries will be definitely determined upon,
and war indemnity is accepted by Qua
temala, who will also pay damages for
Mexican prope ty destroyed. Guatemala S
official acceptance Of Mexico's conditions
win arrive here next week and will be
Immediately published in The Diario OIL
cial of the Mexican government This
will permanently terminate the famous
imbroglio between Mexico and Guatemala.
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
Tmn shlnmreoked Crews Saved.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 15.-The steamship
Queensmore brought into port two ship
wrecked crews picked up off Cape Charles
the crews of the schooners Marion 4.
Sprague and Alma Cummings Of Boston.
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Ther wm Sol Ilulla q Present.

The directors OF the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle have abandoned their
intention of building hall on the
site Of the present Lewis building at
Seventh and Market streats, ana on
Saturday, February rs, viii sell the
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
pawson-Iester MarrIage.

DOVER, Feb. 15.-George Edward
Dawson, clerk in the Formers Bank in
this town, and Miss Virginia Ssuderson
Jester, a popular young tyswoman,
were married yesterday afternoon The
ceremony took place at Christ P. E
Church, at 80 o'clock. A number Of
Wilmington guests were present.
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prn,niuent LAWYER Dead.

BufFAio. FEB. To- Hon Il. Carlton
Spiague senior memter Of the law firm
Of Spiague Moot splague x sfoWnsll
died here Of ApopieXy
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

Irish Dimities are here in
tinted grounds with light and
dark hgures-the prettiest and
daintiest combinations and col
orings that have yet been pro-
duced in these ever popular
fabrics-25 cents per yard.
We have received another
lot of those elegant English
Long Cloths for Ladies and
Children's Underwear. Most
ladies know these desirable
goods, the only difficulty being
to get the genuine-I6c per
yard, or $I75 per piece of II
yards.
a splendid lot of India Lin
en- and Victoria Lawn rem
nants, ? to 10 yards each piece,
al the following reductions:
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1innnnel tn sntollI.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l5-Tho Catholic
club Of this city celebrated Its eighteenth
anniversary with an elaborate banquet TO
Mgr. Satolli at boomers hotel
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Theaa dc soIoIsts.

The sololsts Of the Wilmington chorus
concert which will be given or Thurs
day evening, February 2l, are Mrs
Howard L Pyle. soprano, Miss Mary r.
Thielman, contralto, ]. Newman Daris,
tenor, and Horace B. Harrison,
baritone T. Leslie Carpenter will be the
director.
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i. rnnercnlnsis an Passed.

CONCORD, n. H.. Feb 15--The house
passed the tuberculosis bill providing that
the owners Of animals destroyed shall re-
ceive three iourths OF their value from the
ctafp
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cnrcd ~ Antltoxine.

MIDpLETOwN. Conn, Feb. 15-The re-
oovery of tho two children Of Edison Bal
lev who have been seriously III with diph
theria, is pronounced due TO the use ot
anfifnxinn
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
Episcopai church Revision.

NEW YORK, Feb l5-The joint com
mission on the revision Of the constitution
and canons Of the Episcopal church held
its sixth meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
arnl,ilnrtnrn1 I.enrne.

NEW YoRE. Feb Is. The annual re
ception Of the Architectural league was
held in tho galleries OF he Fine Arts So
ole building on West FihEseventh s-ree..
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MARRIED

MOYDEN-DAvIS r. At the Union NJ. F.
parsonage. No 5l3 jefferson street, on We'd
nesday evening. February ~, $3.50, bY heN.
John ID. @. Hanna, James J. Moyden and Miss
Emma g. Davis. both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
IIarrains In Winter Underwear.

Reduction in prices at all winter un-
derwear to close out balance OF winter
stock at about cost. at Rosss. 2lO Market
street. New SOC. Nsckwear at 25 cents,
big drive Look at them
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snnninr m EInrldn.

QUINCY, Fla, Feb. l5.-Snow Is falling
here. The thermometer has registered be-
low 80 for the past three days.
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

Bargains In every line of Furniture and
Bedding is now offered in the stock OF L
Harry johnson. 207 Market street, as II
must be sold to gacate the store
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

All communications intended for insertion
ibis colnmn sh0nld be addressed 10 Society
he pnDsr only
Evening journal., 1895-02-15
WEAIr ROuND.


Baltimore and Washington, week days,
az, sas a; ne lc, 100. 2 g. Hg7.
Baltimors and War Stations, y M a
Eegsrk, Dell week DAYS, nl5.IEs HE
81. Sundsys "a l6, II, r5 AZ Am. ia lo, 03,
Ms7. 90. IS 40, ss 81, u l0p nj.
fittnhurB, fh AZ a a., " 3l m, daily
Chicago, 80 AZ, = ~; ~ 81, b m, daily.
Cincinnati and -. Louis, nl7 "a m. and
Nav Ui,ssns. via Bristol and Chattanooga
ls ~ m daily, Through sleeper 70 New Or
ssngerlY accommodation. 7l7Am. sos, US
Iandenbera accommodation, week days
II, AZ = m; IS and A3 p m. Sundays, %
T'rains leave Market street station;
Nor New York, week days, l8 30 4 ~.
For Philadelphia, week days, $40, ~ 30,
70 10. I'll 70 = N; IS, l5 . m. Sundays, -.
Piitshurg and Chicago, week days, Fs s0am,
baltimore, week days, oJ, 1880 N; s..
For Lsndenherg and way stAiions. week
daye, 5nl % n, as'. 3 ~ . N sundays,
IFkfK TBiIADELrHlA, TwENrv-
FOURTH AND GHFAINif SIb-, FOB
WI iMiheIoN week deys,1s Y is. =. 80
sfb. xto, 40. Fsn, Isii. sN. sp, u N
/ IS 81. san. 10 10 snd u ~ ni.
M soalns' II oo noon: y &: u s. so sis. qsw ~
sd, fTls, 80 al 10 10 and Il 81 N.
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
/ AND MARKET ST6. Week days. 20 80. " bh.
I'll IS. N; f840, slE, M. Sundays,
is 20, Y 55 slI s. m; 70 70, 81 ~, . m.
/ Telephone No 1873.
HAtss % Western points lower than VIA anT
/ other line. q. % SgUlall. asnI fA2ss Agent
~ D. GAM pRNLf ts@uefsl MsnAaer-
| VETlI.M iN6TON AND NORTHERN TALL
i w ROAD. Tine t&Di5 IA sifect OCT. @sth.
ITsins leave wilmington. French stress
/ station, for Il. s. q. Junction. MontehAnin.
/ WinterIhnr auyencoart. Gganogae, Cesar.
i ChAdda Ford junction. Pocopsun, Weas
l Chester, Embreevlue. M0rtonvIlle, C0at5s-
| vile and intermediate stations. daily excops
i Sunday, Al Z IS a N, 70, = ~ and AZ m
l Sunday only ri O3 a n; j5s 4 81 ul~~
For WAynesburR Junction Springfield &na
intermediate stations, daily except Sunday
At z Sb IN. 8 IS aud 20 y M Sundays only al
e04 8 m. S. and 50 p m.
For Joanna. Birdsboro, Reading Anq Inter
mediate stations. daily. except Snn1AF, ss
IS kSn and s. ? m. sundsy only ~ c.
a. 6. McQAUsI,AED. sopes4ntaaQssk.s
kB0WNE6S BRI66s, Gen, PASSENGER Agsnp
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

A bona fde closing ont sale Of Furni.
ture and Bedding is now going on at 2O7
Market street
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

Twenty-eight colorings in
China printed Silks in the best
designs brought over this sea-
son-25 cents per yard.
One lot of remnants in
white Swisses. Scrim and
other Sash Curtain materials.
slightly soiled-2o to 4oc
goods for 5 to 1oc per yard.
All our best quality Chenille
Table Covers will be closed
out at the following prices to
make room for the Spring
goods:
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Houses for sale. lO3 ". Eighth ST. ct,
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Dover Marriage of Interest to
Wilmington People.
LAST DINNER DANCE LAST NIGHT

DeIIchtful Affair Held IN the New-Uen-
tury Club Buildipg-Those Who Eu-
tertained at the Dinners-Other Hap
penings which May Prove of Interest
to wiiminR Rton Readers.
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IS and SO ones for SO

Mems Sanitary md Camels-
Hair Stockings. natural and
grey, 25c per pair, 8 pairs for
soc.
Ladies Onyx Black Stock
ihgs, 25c per pair, 8 pairs for
soc.
Ladies all-wool white
ribbed Vests, elegant quality,
only in sizes | and 2-43c
from $I.25.
Ladies white Merino Vests
and Drawers in IS to 54 only
soc goods for IS cents.
"A few left OF the reduced
Natural Shirts and Drawers
for men-75c qualities for
soc; 81 qualities for goethe
assortment of sizes is much
broken, but some might fit
you.
One thousand yards Of ex-
ira fine bleached Muslin, Pride
Of the West quality-I2Hc
grade for &c per yard. Only
10 or 20 yards to one Gus
| toner.
Forty pieces Of Ioc Outing
Flannels in all the newest pat
terms this season we shall sci
for SC per yard.
WIN. B. SHARP & co
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ted with pintsch Light.
TWENTY E'OO n.r0
rs. Week days, ~ %. 8 bb,
~, ~ %. l0.40, 10 40, III 46
, 3 rs, 4 b, ~ 96, $50 " "a,
UlaT5s, POO, IN 40. IL 40
s5. &b5. i5 IS, $40 II a.
TWELFTH AND MAR
'eek days, % o., W IL % a.
4, III 10 p m,
sundays, 10 %. " II. III 30
j IN.
(, I3 90, b.b5, q 90, ~ I7,qT 81.
no 40, iil Abs IN; / eb, 10 ~,
I as, 8 ib, l00l, Ilt00 pm.
/. n O3, 6iB, fT1T, Iba
/, % ~, . %. 4 IS, % Sb. 8 sos
y m,
yeek days, HIT a my
Sundays. n ~. Tbs a nj
Evening journal., 1895-02-15

BALTIMORE ~
D OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Schedul8in
effect Nov. rs, 1894
Trains leave DelR~
ware Avenue Deuos
Asst Bound
tor I Express trains.l
New York, week
days, " 08. " II,
rs e., sln 40Am: Ii2 "a
" AS. ik lb, N 34,fii 90
p. ia. Sundays. a3 0a,
~ i7.fll 40Rin. h6 ~,
% 96, ~ "a. vi COP 10.
All trains illumina
PHILADELPHIA,
AND CENSTN ~
s %. III 1871 81. z s., u
= N: iiS "a, ] Is. ~ 40.
5 II, 10 %, Ill 20 . m.
SundAye, 10 Oh, . 86,
a m; l26, i1 ~. Bi
Q lb, 10 %, I'll 70 p m.
PHILADELPHIA,
HEr H'rREEIA. "
l0 80. n IN, "a ~, ~ y
PHILADELPHIA,
a p1; q lq. " "a, I'll lkl
Chester, week days
z ha, IS 81, ~ 80, 10 10,
3 rs, 4 ", V 90. 0 81, \
Chester, Sundays
ui 40. III 40 a m. / Is
VI ~, alb, 10 a., III %
Atlantic CITY. v
ll9A, is % y m;
Y ~ pm.
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75c and S5c ones for Soc "A
$l 25 and al 80 ones for al
s 81 so and ~ % ones for SIS A

All our odds and ends and
small lots Of Chenille Curtains
will be closed out at house
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Reception at the Pre- BILE Chapel.

A very pleasant reception was given
last evening at the Preble chapel vestry
in honor of Miss Mary E. ssStevens, who
has recently returned from three
years. trip abroad. The vestry was pref
tily decorated by the young ladies' of
the Sunday school. In addition to the
social features of the evening, an at
tractive musical programme was rem
dered by the Kings Daughters. Original
lines appropriate to the occasion were
read by Mrs. burlington and Miss Nellie
Phelan. Rev. Mr.. Phelan spoke briefly
of the valuable services which have
been rendered in the past by Miss
Stevens in the Preble chapel work. Miss
Stevens expressed her appreciation of
the kind expressions of good will and
friendship which were extended to well
come her.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23

the barracks where she had just been
able to crawl. She Hooked 80 feeble
that he advised her to go home, knowing
that the Salvation Army work was
very difficult. But she persisted, tramp
ing about the streets selling wal cries
and doing the work of the army. Health
began to come gradually, and finally
she was accepted as a rescue officer and
sent to Chicago, where she is doing good
work.
Speaking in relation to contribution,
Adjutant Brengle said that they had
never had in the district treasury over
SO at time, but they had paid all
debts and should leave the district free
from debt.
Mrs. Brengle said that she and her
husband had loved Portland and the
people. But to say farewell was to 60 on
little further. And if they should
never be privileged to see each other
again, one Spirit would yet unite them.
The Salyationist's life might not seem
very pleasant, but all little trials were
forgotten when the home of your soul
and centre of your being was in God.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
INDEPENDENT WHEEL CLUB.
Will Open House for Five Months
The Meeting Last Evening.

There was largely attended meeting
of the Independent Wheel Club at their
house at Cape Elizabeth LAST evening.
President Frank W.Wardwen presided
and considerable business of Importance
was transacted.
1t was voted to incorporate the club,
and constitution and bylaws adopted.
1t was voted to keep the club house
open for the next five months. JIG.
Leighton was appointed committee on
reception and amusements May Both,
when the club will keep open house
house to all visiting members of the
LA. W. at the time of the state meet.
The next club run will be Sunday to
Biddeford and Saco.
After the meeting banquet was
served by the new steward of the club.
1t was very pleasant informal open
ing of the house.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
PERSONAL.

Hon. Nathan O. Pope, the we'll known
insurance man of Boston, spent few
days trouting in Casco. Upon his return
he was entertained by his old friend,
Deputy Sheriff R. F. Newhall at his
residence at South Windham, who after
wards brought him to Portland where he
took the train for Boston, having en-
joyed his outing very much. He thinks
he shall visit Casco again in the near
future.
Rev. Henry Blanchard, D. d. and
Rev. W. NJ. Kimmell are among the
prominent speakers announced for the
Maine Universalist Convention, which
meets in Dexter, June 4, s and 8.
DR.. B. T. Sanborn of Augusta, Hon.
Albion Little of Portland, Hon. S. Nj.
Bird Of Rockland and Col. N. S. Campbell
of Cherryfeld, have gone to visit the
different insane asylums of this coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Bartlett, who were
married May 81, 1S45. celebrated their
golden wedding Tuesday evening at
their residence II Munjoy street where
they received the congratulations and
good wishes of their many friends.
MI. II. Henry Black of York street, has
Councilman Edward Barry, night
editor of the Boston Herald, as his
guest.
Gov. Cleaves, Councillors Shepherd
and Clason were riding in Gardiner
Monday evening when runaway team
struck their carriage. They were we'll
shaken up, but not injured.
Mr.. Martin W. Kerry of the senior class
at Williams, Is at home for few days
Mr.. Berry Will represent the Boston
Globe on the west side of the White
Mountains this summer. He will also
be the correspondent of the New Eng
land Associated Press,
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
One way to Extract Needles.

A few days ago G. II. Fiske, the we'll
known Old Orchard hotel proprietor,
effectively tried new kind of surgical
procedure. He got needle in his foot
and was unable to extract it though he
tried all Ipossi Die ways to do SO. Know
ing very we'll the affinity of steel for
magnet, he went to the electric light
station and placed his foot either on or
near dynamo and out came the needle.
Perhaps he has demonstrated to the
surgical world a valuable suggestion.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
G ratifying Increase of Business at the
Lakeside Press.

Owing to the rush of business the
Lakeside Press has been obliged to take
pied by the paper box factory for their
binding department. J.F. Cragg, form
erly assistant foreman sor theRepu blican
Press Association of Concord, has been
engaged to have charge of the work. and
much new machinery will be put in.
For the past three months business has
averaged SO per cent over all previous
records and the company have been run
ming nights for some time to catch up
with their orders.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23

1t is understood that the electric road
will be completed to Rigby by the July
meet.
1t is understood that the managers of
the New England Fair are in CORE
spondence with J.. A. W. officials in re-
gard to series of races during the fair
Liberal prizes will be offered. Tt now
is reasonably sure that some noted
flyers" will be seen on the track at
Rigby. Maine wheelInen will take a
deep interest in the proposed races.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Knights of the Red Cross.

At meeting of..Maine Conclave, No /
of knights of the Red Cross of Constan-
tine, held last evening at Masonic Hall
the following officers were elected:
Sovereign -Millard F. Hicks.
Viceroy-Alb bro q. Chase.
Sen, General-Henry 2. Merrill.
Jun. christopher Way.
Treasurer-Rufus H. Hinkley.
Secretary-Samuel F. Bearce.
Prelate-Chafles |. Rigg.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
Danish Lutheran Church.

Pastor Mathieson from Denmark,
Europe, will preach in the Danish Luth-
eran church, Preble chapel, tonight a
7.3O. All Scandinavians are welcome.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23

Great interest is expressed in the al
nouncement of the Portland Stove Foun-
dry Company that they will use our
columns on Saturday morning for a
Unique public proposal.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23

You see a good deal in the maya
zine advertising pages about
Double We" Waists.
Positively the best waists there are
for babies and small children-none
better for larger children.
Cost SOC for small sizes-a little
more for larger ones.
We have all sizes from year size
to Ladies sizes.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-23
{. d. C B.
may23 dit
a. r. .. r..

The annual meeting OF Maine
Council of DeliOeratiOn will he
held mt Masonic Hall ON ErS-
day afternoon. Way "a, at gao
O'Clock.
JOHN s. RUSSELL.
may232t Grsaad Secretary.