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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-15

w
r"l year, tile hear1s ~ Americans have
been gladdened by victory in successive
contests of Yachts fnr tha An,a,;,,. c,,
,,
N" o'i COUSINS
been defeated n their efforts To get back
this unique trophy that many Of our mira
nat,iotic con,trvman a, oa, s;a.., - .,
h ''' Il n
hlosi treason ~ Suggest tlat thls year W
may not De able to keep it. Yet MI. Lewis
Nixon. q sllipbuilder and naval architect
thoro,ab,,. ,.all ,,1;t;.,.1 -
7n.NS IT,
apFIcc'a't Nh ranger, INFORMS lhe Herald,
that unless the Defender shows marked
Improvement over her recent nartorm-
ances there is every reason to fear that the
1 most important piece Of silver plate IN the
world will son BE carried back to Eng
land w Lord Dunraven-s ya)kvrie
] Mr. Nixon further points out that, While
! the types of contestants for the cun have
been approaching each other 81 their JIM
eral features. the designer of tie English
challenger this wear has made al llneA
pected departure from the line Of develop
ment heretofore followed on the other side
| OF the Atlantic and adopted some Of the
4 characteristics previously regarded as AZ
most distinctivelv American. 1t Is tue
| that Mr.. Herreshotf also seemed to change
! over to the English type in abandoning the
/ cent reboard and reverting to the deep
/ keel: but ii should be remembered that
the original captor Of the cup was a keel
built craft, and that while we in this
,connty have achieved success with centre
boardels W are only returning to cur old
love i'll putin. 4 keel I. nul Defender
A II M, III,
challenger had been built upon the plans
suggested by her predecessors with all
the Improvements that would naturally
result from observation NJ tAeir good ana
bad qualities it j. very probable that the
new NalkyIie would have LETT the Defend
er some distance behind. Yet, in spite Of
having deliberately turned away from the
/. development that seemed tp promise the
best speed, the English designer appears
t. have turned out craft that Will make
the Defender hustle.
The reasoning BY which MI. Nixon is
led 70 doubt tile Defender power tn W.
tain the America ! Gnpin this country IL
very simple The Britannia Has outs liled
the Nigilant many times: the new Walk
yre defeated the Britannia With ease bnt
rs the Defender Has been ahle only blrely
" defeat tie NigiIant tile Defender must
be ONLY equal to the Britannia and II ere
fore inferior to the new Nall<yrie
ONE element of uncertainty III this com
palis0n has been raised I'M tIle fact THAT
there Nave Been alterations made ill the
Niyjlant by Which il Is believed her speed
ha, been much increased. Ii this increase
has been ~o great that tne Nigiiant cyuli
new Na!lxylie liaS beaten her. the Nigilant
~. "A S-,,1l
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BELFAST DIRECTORY.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOATS,

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! High streets. Rev. Geo. s. Mills. pastor.
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at Il b. N. Weekly PRAYER meeting Thurs
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and through the intervention Of Mephisto

trated at her double calamity to the ex-
tent that her mind becomes unbalanced
and ID the frenzy Of her despair she kills
her child, for which she is imprisoned.
The last act is usually presented in a
single scene, the prison: but in reality it
contains five changes After 4 weird pre-
lude the Walpurgis revel begins in which
short, strange sounds are heard from nm
seen singers The hi. hit scene changes IL
a hall of pagan enchaltment and again ia
the Brocken, where the appartion OF
Marghelita is seen. The orgy is resumed,
when suddenly IN another Transformation
we aie taken " the prison where Mar
gherita is awaiting death. This act in its
entirety is sometimes given in the lra-
matte production but never in the opera.
Through Mcplisto's wiles. Faust gains
admlttance to the prison and there finds
Margherita living npon bed of straw.
He louses her and bcseeches her to fv
with him Being in dementel state,
she wanders back to the first meeting he
tween them and recalls IS many incidents.
Faust, greatly panied IL see her in this
std'e' peSs forgiveness iedHz'h9 ioi the
first time tile enormjty of his crime.
MalhiSto enters and bids them hastel
ii they would escape Al sight ot lin.
N.l;ta .;+, ,,.t.a,a,.,
49, 1870 y t'N'' 'i i"H Guy
face uptnlned to Heaven implures its par
don. Faust the while stjll beseeehino Ia,
III fg, Nr,histn a5]dn1 III daman,Js III
eMteh nlit0dlohs-
This scene, taking as il does the form Of
+o,,o++ g,i-al
i Il ~ 49, A i9''ii 4
increasing p0Ncito climax Of passionate
., TWILL ,,.;+l a ,,..4,...s -
Of which is at the same time souj insni,.
lad .,,l,.a. a4j;,.a na ,;..
s,.,na j,i,4~, INV },;lj;,n, ,n,.a a.,i,,;,.
s+'N No'9' II Y
then at last dies away as Margherita eA-
,,iras
i''' '''''ii n
tle effects Of this Kind iii OPERA Thc
filFt;lilg fall~ i1t,.l, ! e,.l,st3al ,sLt,s. u,
apotlleosis: the vision of Nt,,gIrrire /.
ft
SteI NAl l'ef' ~ ils'Neh pN ahgTis aha Me-
sllisto covering netU1e the heavenly mes.
sengcrs. VINO SHY 81 salvtti N to tile nv
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iS''t''iif
VA ttt1l fft II
The morning times., 1895-07-09
LOOKED A WINNER.
Down the Line.

As the best means of getting ali the
good two-yesr-olds at the aCrCss-the-rIver
tracks together on equal terms the St.
Asaph management has decided to put
handicap for the youngsters on next Mon
days programme.
Little C. Donnelly bad $40 in fines
hanging over his head and has not been
riding OF late. Yesterday he settled the
bill and celebrated his return to the sad
die by plotting CadiZ TO victory.
Meteor bled freely after his work yes
terday morning and his owner was there
fore allowed to scratch him.
Owing to the penny wise and pound
foolish action OF the Old Dominion Club
in not giving day badges to good people,
who freely bet their money. the attend
ance at the Island track to-day VIII be
hardly one-half that of Saturday.
J. Moore, the boy who was set down for
an alleged crooked ride on Al Helenbolt,
was reinstated and rode White Cockade III
the fourth race yesterday.
Jockey Barrett fell off Monitoress az
passing the finish. The boy is little
chap and did very well to stick on SO long
with broken stirrup strap
Minnesota and Penzance pulled up very
lame after their race. Noble Duke was
also 1imping when he returned to the stand.
Jockey Neel was called up and cautioned
| on his way to the post with Frank ID. The
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Get your Cabinet Photo Free.
EDMuSDs ACT OFFENDERS.
Bond Taken So That They Shall Not
Re Confined All summer

Bond Taken So That They Shall Not
BE Confined All Summer.
The recent action in Criminal court, No.
2, setting aside sentences under the Ed
munds law, known as the anti-poIygamy
act, was explained yesterday by sentences
passed upon Louis A. Dunan, the Four
teenth street grocer, and c. II Chase and
Mary Jackson Each was given a year
and day at Albany, and then bond was
fixed for these and for those whose sen
tences were set aside at $3.50. Mr. Dunan
and Frank Mackall gave bail
The time however, only runs till OctO-
Der / when the court Of appeals meets and
appeals can be heard, which may result
in oyerturning the law entirely as applied
to this District
1t is stated positively that there is no
disposition 10 Hullify the effect of the
law 1t is considered that II would have
been a ha hardship. however, for the persons
convicted TO remain In jail all summer
awaiting the action of the court Of ap-
peals, especially when the total sentence
is only a year.
The precedeat OF admitting persons
under sentence TO hail set by the Howgate
case obviates such necessity II bail can be
procured
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Trolley TyraHts Obtain Postpone.
ment Till Thursday Next.
POLICY OF REPRESENTATION
Answer Of the Commissioners. as
ShowntnSunday' Times, Was Filed
with Chief Justice Bingha m-PoIes
and Wires Declared Nuisance.
Rights Of the Public.

The trolley syndicate which controls the
lexington & Soldiers Home road, with
the aid Of Mr. John Ridaut as attorney
yesterday won from the Commissioners
another posiponement OF 1he day when the
posts and wires on New York avenue must
come down.
The answer to the railroad company
suit, as prepared by Commissioners Attor
ney Thomas aud published exclusively by
The Times on Sunday, was filed yesterday
Ii says specifically
The existence Of the poles and wires on
New York avenue within the city limits
are now nuisance and constitute a legal
obstruction The oaDi fr,uasian az
these poles and wires on New York avenue
isa menace olileand limhand anobstruction
10 the free use OF the avenue 10y the public -
III is Insisted that 10 intricate points Of
law are presented An Is involved IN the
simple question whether the company will
comply with the law as plainly laid down
There IS no constitutional problem in
volved, nor can vested rights OF the com
pauy suffer, as Congress expressly re-
served the power 10 remove the trolley
Therefore, the Commissioners, 10y their
attorneys, MessrS. st. Thomas aud A
h Duvall, asked yesterday that the re-
klIdllluE 0itltI l1lf'At-lAlliiE lllE REMOVAL
the trolley plant be vacated
They had been waiting two hours while
Chief Justice BiuEham's attention was
occupied with petty matters of private
litigation When they finally got his
attention they urged that tine road Is to-
day Illegally occupying the street aud that
II should be dispoSsosscd at once.
MT Ridout on The other hand, concluded
thai The poles and wires were doing nobody
any harm and the line was OF much greater
BENEFIT as ii nov stands than IL would be
ii equipped with horses. If chat were pOsSi-
ble
SOUGHT A POSTPONEMENT
BE asked that the case be- sent 10 the
caIendarto concur for a hearing in regular
course and that meantime the restrain
ing order be continued
The government attorneys set forth the
rights of the public 20 the use OF the street
and declared that the company seemed 20
want 90 be more powerful than Congress
.Only more powerful than the Commits
siDners, perhaps. TO whom we ali must bow
IL perfect obedience" said Mr. Ridout
ironically
After further consideration, Judge Bing
ham set the case for hearing on Thursday
next. at 40 a N ,andcontiaued the restrain
fng order
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Rnnn way Roy Ininred

Ernest Magic, of No. 200 -Four -aud-a
half street south west, was driving down
Massachusetts avenue northeast, about 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when a little
colored boy jumped suddenly from an Eek
ingtnu street car, and falling, rolled under
the buggy aud was run over The boys
name is Clarence Lee and he lives in Hills
dale, but had run away from home BE
was taken to Providence Hospital, and Iii;
injuries which are serious, were treated
Lee is ten years old
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Robheries Reported

Sebastian Weiss, of No. 345 Indiana
avenue, reported at police headquarters
yesterday that on Sunday night q gold
watch and 500 in cash were stolen from
his room. Miss Mary Moran, of No. 1925
Third street northeast, reports that she
lost a lady's gold watch some time last
week at Fifteenth street and New York
avenue northwest. w. L. Swami, of No.
400 street northwest reported stolen
from his place a set Of wagon harness
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Wade Estafe Litigation.

Suit willie brought to-d -day by Mr.. William
F. Maftingiy for an accounting IN the es-
tate Of Bonaventina- Wade, who died in
1883. leaving property Ealued-at $50,
Charles Made has been tructee and if is
claimed that the estate has not been rightly
managed The complainants are Elizabeth
Engle. James Grover, and Jennie Fcrrell,
the children OF Henrietta Clemson, one of
Mrs wade's children. The defendant,
Charles Made was the husband of another
daughter.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
RECEPTION TO THE RIFLES.
Inspecting the CHURCH Spire.

Preparations were begun yesterday for
the inspection of the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church spire. The inspecting is being done
by force OF six navy yard laborers, under
Foreman Morgan. scaffold was con-
structed from the topmost windows, and
ladders were stretched along the side to
the top of the spire. About three days
will be consumed in making thorough
inspection, after which the necessary I'M
proyements will be started.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Selections.
First Race j

First Race -Fmnwater, MacHunt, Ida R.
Second Race-Vesta, Irish H, Young
Griffo.
Third Race-Rosita, William Penn, Flat
terry.
Fourth Race-Pie, Hazel. Bolivar.
Fifth Race-Meadows, Plunderer, Free
Press
Sixth Race-Ataman, Eclipse, Paris
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Gunrd Pierce,s Peril.

1t is reported that Lewis Pierce, a
guard at the jail, VINO advised BILLY"
Williams not to confess, is to be dis
missed as result of his interference
Mr Pierce was suspended about the time
Williams made his confession, but was
afterward reinstated
The morning times., 1895-07-09
suit 70 Enioin the Marshal.

william NJ. Starr of 799 G street north
west, Yesterday brought suit against United
States Marshal Wilson to enjoiH him from
selling Mt. STAIRS property to satisfy
judgments against him in favor OF the
government. Chief Justice Bin CHAM dl-
re,fed that a rule issue to show cause why
the injunction should not be granted. The
amount involved in number OF slinIia
suits is about S42Oo. TIE litigation ha
been going ON since | SS3.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Lyle Case Continued.

BeuIah Lyle, whose house in the "Divi
SION was raided Saturday night by First
precinct policemen. WAS arralEned In the
police court yesterday, Policeman VIII
Jams appearing as prosecuting witness.
The case was continued until the 11th
The morning times., 1895-07-09

For Solid Silver Waist Sets
the demand is very great.
Solid Silver and Gold Belt
Buckles are also extremely
popular.
l have a wide assortment of
both.
All nay silver is o25-Iooo
fine.
C. H. DAWSON, JeEeler,
IIU5 ST n "
The morning times., 1895-07-09

betting looked very suspicious and he was
touted through the ring as a dead 'un
Delehanty must have gone TO sleep on West
Park
Hughey McCarren looked a sight by the
time the foreign book got through with
him
The morning times., 1895-07-09
"FRir

To-day we begin here a
really great sale of toilet
goods and patent medicines.
Everything is vastly re-
duced, though prices are al
ways low.
Really, our surprising
soda is the best In the city.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Royal Reception Prepared for the
Victorious Drill Team.
AVENUE WILL BE ABLAZE
Committee to Meet Them en- Route
Escort from Depot to Armory VIII
Consist of Corcoran Cadets, Fenci-
bles IA nd inform ed P.y hia ns-Afte
the Parade Reception.

.'You can say" said Capt Oyster, of the
National Rifles, at their armory last
night, that We will receive the vic
tOrious Rifles tomorrow night in a stream
of red fire and enthusiasm that will extend
all the way from st. Louis TO Washington
We VIII make this town che blaze OF red
i'll honor of the arrival OF the National
Rifles
Capt Oyster was naturally eIate d
over the splendid conduct of the Rifles.
and his language was only an echo OF that
OF the thousands OF ciIizens who VIII
throng the Avenue tonight to witness the
triumphal march of the Rifles from the
Sixth street depot up the Avenue, down +
and to the armoTy
CAN'T GET HERE TILL NIGHT
The Mount Pleasant Drum Corps. which
was such an admirable and appreciated
feature OF the st Louis dress parades,
VIII reach the city today about 1890
p m. over the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road while the National Rifles will not
arrive before $50 THIS evening
A meeting OF the National X RIfIes STAY
at-hOmes was held last evening at their
armory, wnen the ways and means OF
receiving the gallant returning warriors
We're discussed
IL,
who has been in telesraphic commumca-
ton with his company, is informed that
the company cannot possibly Teach the city
before s 80 this evening. A committee,
of which Private Carrlngton is chairman,
left the city yesterday, and VIII meet
the company en- reute here
FIREWORKS UNLIMITED
Mr.. H McMichaeI was selected to take
charge Of the fireworks, and these, il is
understood, viii BE- fired regardless of cost
The escort selected up to last night were
TheCorcoranCadctS,t the National Fencibles,
and the Uniform Rank of Fythaus Other
companies and organizations may be as
signed place in line to-day.
TIE FencibleS discussed the matter. but
of course quite informally at their ar
mory last night. They will fall into line
| in fatigue uniform, and viii, like the Rifles,
! bear torches in the parade.
/ The FenCibleS are of the impression that,
/ in accordance with the last order from Gen.
! Ordway, they VIII he mustered out by Capt
! Domer toward the close of this week, when
/ they Will form an organization to be kno wn
! as the National FenCibleS.
RECEPTION TO THE RIFLES
/ The reception to the National Rifles vii
/ be a big civic affair After the street
parade the lady friends of the company
Will be entertained in the upper hall.
while the lower han VIII be reserved for
the Rifles and their other military guests.
! A reunion of all concerned VIII of course
! be expected in the ballroom.
| The Rifles remaining here VIII make
the return OF their brethren worthy of
their prowess in Missouri. They expect
| the whole city, or great part of it. to
| line the avenue tonight as a committee
! OF the whole on reception.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
commissioners to ASSESS Damages.

COmmisSIOnpTs 10 fSNCN" D'lI'I- 80
Chief Justice Bingham yesterday named
n w Burchcll J 5 Swormstedt, and ID b.
Davidson commissioners to assess damages
upon property along Rhode Island ave
nue. extended to be condemned Tor risht OF
way of the Maryland ana washington
Railway Company.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
DIED IN CALIFORNIA

DR. and Mrs, Sprangcr were ia Califor
MIA at that time Mrs. Darling continued
TO urge the investigation of the changes,
but 40 action bad been taken when Mrs.
SpTangeT's death occurred last month.
Then Mrs Darling began TO make an eff
fort To get control Of her sons children.
She has written here several times, and, IL
is understood. VIII take legal steps 10 have
the children put under her guardianship
Against this Mrs. Spranger makes pToTis-
ion III her last VIII, made here on March %
last The previous VIII made in Detroit in
1884. is expressly revoked Its provisions
DO not differ very materially, however. from
those OF the later INSTRUMENT.
Mrs SPranErr says IA the writing,
which is wholly ia her own hand, that she
is IA vigorous bodily health, hut owing
10 tie uncertainty of hfe. wishes 10 dis
pose OF the large estate with which
providence has seen fiji 10 invest her "
Her friends, OsCeoia c. Green and A A.
BiTney, are made her executors. and the
Washington Loan and Trust Company is
made trustee 10 administer the estate All
her iewelry and the ike is 10 he kept
till her children are of an age to use them
nd han are ia lac divided aou8liV
The morning times., 1895-07-09
EWk60S ES
81 sEI4e SoNs
F and Eleventh SITS.
Storage NarehoUses-s2l ST near NJ

-Summer's spirit with
winters briskness permeates
the stock. All manner OF
summer necessities coming.
Going with cold weather
liveliness.
MATTINGS in par
ticular is one stock-that' 5
keeping us busy - the re-
markable prices we quoted
last week is the reason. The
response was an instant and
a generous one. A few items
to quicken short memories:
The morning times., 1895-07-09
BL0HDY'S VICTIM WON
Talent Landed a Genuine 80 to
| Shot at St. Asaph.
THIRD RACE A SURPRISE

Fonda = Chances Were Killed by the
Long Delay at the POst-Jockey
Ellis Landed Three Winners and
Third Horse - Murphy's Grand
Stand Finishes.
The morning times., 1895-07-09

To-day's Entries at Alexander Island
First Racs-Four and one-haIf furIongs-
The morning times., 1895-07-09
TO SELL THE ESTATE.

Her property Is 10 be sold, as may seem
best, and the proceeds invested so as 10
produce a good income From tins so a
month is TO be paid TO each Of the children
then IN being or yet To be born. until the
age Of thirteen IS reached. At that age
the payment is TO be changed 10 an amount
which may seem best for the support
aud education OF the child, but not 10 eX
cerd Sl0O per month When all have
reached the age OF twenty five years the
property Is TO be distributed 10 them iu
equal shares
II all should die before that age the
property a. ia be divided among their
children. II these should be lacking IL is
10 go to Mrs. SprangeT's maternal aunts,
Gay Bernard FenEick and Anna ID. TAFT,
OF Baltimore, and her great aunt Helen L.
Robb OF Port Royal. Va.
DIR. Spranger as so receive from the es-
tate $50 month for life, and as Mr.. Dar
ling made no provision for guardianship oi
the children DT. Spranger and John ID.
Cosely, of Detroit Mich, are named for
thai trust
Mrs Flora Adams Darling. the grand
mother. is expressly excluded from any
jurisdiction over any Of the children. "
a. she Is not considered a fit persOa to ad-
wise them or direct their education.
The morning times., 1895-07-09

Hundreds cf yards of WHITE
CHINA MATING, regularly In
l@isc yard, f0r-.-.-...-.--.--.--.- ~
LOCO yards Fancy Plaid Mat
ting. regularly lJc yard, this On
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ting, regularly zoe This week l Z ~ y
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Fine Quality Fancy Jointless
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1000 yards Best Quality Japa-
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