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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, o5FouRTEEN PAGES

further marking up OF the refined product helped
American Sugar Refining stock 10 reach il5. scor-
ing net gain OF rs per cent. Chicago Gas
showed the effects Of manipulation pending the ac-
lion OF Governor Atgeld on the cOrporaiio bills
before him. The anthracite properties were weak
and not dealt in 10 any great extent Delaware
and Hudson Jersey Central and Reading all
closed frnctionally lower. The reports which have
been induatrlouely circulated in the last few days
concerning a combination In tho anthracite roads.
hy which some ~ the larger rua,,s wrr" said to
have gnif~d control ~ the others and u reported
removal Of the i,cading'H opposition 30 the basis
Of proposed nllotm"nlr have failed - have any
noticeable effect upon the stock values ~ the
roads and to-day ~" reports received general de-
minis Rumora Of railway combinations are too
frequent FOR any truth 10 be placed in them until
there has been com" definite Information given or
NEGOTIATIONS. The current story IL that IN" l,ola-
ware and Hudson Is seeking control ~ the New
York Susquohanna and Western. and That the
New-York Central or the Pennsylvania VIII take
the Reading Reports in regard to Reading were
helped to-day by some heavy liquidation In that
stock. said Ia be by interests identified with the
Reorganization Committee. Selling in Reading
came near the close of the market. and the de-
cline in the stock caused weakness In some other
stocks but the majority Of advances were well
sustained up to the close
The Treasury's gold reserve was increased TO-
day by the arrival Of $1,000 900 gold from Europe
on account of the Government bond syndicate.
This amount places the gold reserve at ABOUT
500 900.
BONDS-TiIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 coupon 5s at
1852 and 81 900 at 1854. Quotations were higher
as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, May 6-p. IN.
Foreign interest in American securities is be
coming one Of the chief features in the stock
and bond market. and to-day there were further
indications OF the renewal OF confidence abroad
In the general business Of the country Stocks
which enjoy an international market were strong
other decline IN the rates for foreign exchange
benefited the market. helped to show that the
marketing Of American bonds abroad was con-
tinuing. The trade prospects here and the ad-
vancement made by railway reorga nzation com
mi,tees have put our railway bond issues In good
favor in Europe and each steamer carries .arg.
shipments OF American securities for London and
cities the Continent. Besides the strength in
the internationals there were other factors which
caused new high level for the greater part OF
the list There a large amount of commits
sion orders good reports coming from the West
concerning the crop outlook AMI further improve
ment In trade in general In connection with the
improvement in trade conditions 1t is interesting
IL note that out Of sixteen railroads reporting
earnings to-day for The fourth week In April only
one company showed loss. covering Of
large amounts or stocks also helped the upward
movement, ana this was most pronounced In
Chicago burlington and Quincy, which on this
account advanced about per cent. Rock Island
was strong, and made u net gain 0f u per cent,
and Louisville and Nashville was active with m
upward movement. The lasi-named stock was
helped by favorable returns ~ earnings. H. Piui
was bought for the foreign account. ani on COM
paratiyely heavy purchases gained over per
cent closing ~ cav,
a large demand for all grades Of sugar and u
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CLYDE LINE.

ely DE l.lNE.
"A CHARLESTON. :. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From PIER 20 f.. Il. Ofo0t OF EoU seseli-stJ. T.
SEMINOLE. Charleston only Wednesday, May
IROoUOfS chsonvilia direct Wednesday May >
,HTRO<FE Charleston ari Jacksonville. Friday May 10
Algonquin Charleston ard jacksonville Tuesday. May Il
All steamer. nrs-class passenger accommodate ms
WM. T. CLYDE & co. General Agents.
= Bowling Green. v Y.
Fla Cent & Penn. Fas, +. & T. Line via jacksonville
Great So Freight Line. Charleston
T. Eyer 3gi Bway. y. Y.
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-. TO IIvERPOOL BY QuEENsTowE
tmiria II, a. June ]. IL A.
l.lcang...... Is mhria. ....June =. p.
Iirura. May - 2 p m. f.ucania June i5 10 IL
EXTRA SAILING.
THURSDAY July T. Noon
From Pier 40 North River foot of Clarkson-s
Cabin passage. 500 and upward Second cabin. $3 $40.
si5 according steamer and accommodations.
Siecrage and from all parts or Europe at
very llW rates For freight and passage apply az the
C0mrauys oclre ~. I Bowling Green. New-Yogk
VERNON II. BROWN Co. General Agents.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4.
.r.ufouic. May = a. m 'Teu,onic June s. .. m.
Hrfannc. MAY H. - a. IN Britannia. June II. 10 a.
.Matstic. May - T. m Majestic. June 10 p.
,;.rutanlc. ti-tuisnic. June % Il.
From Whit. star Dock. foot OF IVES; lOth-st.
NO COTTON CARRIED Bl PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon rates. upward. according steamer and To-
cation u berth. Second cabin these steamers from
ID according steamer. Storage from New
York SO Prepaid tickets. So No 20 Broadway. New
York Philadelphia Office ioG Wanut-st.
MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
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A -ErROpE-THIRTY EXCURSIONS T0

A.EURoPE Popular prices. $3.50 and up. ocear
y, .ris hv all lines send FOR TOURIST GAZETTE +,
&. CLARK. TOURIST AGENT. III BROADWAY NEW
YORK Oficlal Ticket Agent Pennsylvania AMI Erie r. r
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Net earnings 3 mos. So 46oi73 s2as2753 s292'4 40
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PITTSBrRG.
Official to New York State Commssioners)
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COOKS TOURS.

tUON : TUV rs.
IA Al our N'w-York offices. UPTOWN at cc3
broadway. DOW IOW\ at .6i Broadway. havs
facility for European and American travel Inie-
pendent and rail- tickets t. all points and
Ri under pnrscnal Intervals Round.
the World Parties under Personal San Fran.
CISCO Aug - oct | ana Vancouver Nov IL. Programmes
and al Information free On application.
THOS. COOK * son.
Official T!cxct for all Trunk
Boston 80 Mashington-s Philadelphia Ches,nuts
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AND si:vENTT AVENUE RAILROAD

METROPOLITAN hTnEET HALLWAY COMPANY,
49, Ny II II. NRtEi.rs.l. President,
Al persons Interested IN the foregoing a. plcaon ~
hereby notified TO he present ard place
toned IN the resolution. WA ~ TEN FyfK,
clerk Common council.
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Hrtiion Galcs, financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. AICTIONEER.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND bonds
BIZ 1dri0U II. .NWi|cr e. Son,

By 1dri0W n. NmI/cr &: Son,
WEDNESDAY. MAY srH. 1895
80 III broadway
.o ny ortcr y r,esa,or,)
80 shares Long Island II >. 60.
3 shares Merchants Esctg Nit Raak
sharc' Central u l. Co. n y J.
,y order - Aimini.rator)
$50" A'-his.n. Top~sa santa - T. r. = p C. Genl
s: 90 West Shore Il l. e. Guar , ?. e. BIS. 1901.
f.r account = eh.m = may coneernJ
- shares Atlantic Trust Co.
- shares American Fire Ina Co.
30 'har,. chm. Ham'l,.n DAYTON r n Elevator Co
s2aoc, Atlanta = Florida H. r. 90. is' Ms. p c.
% ,har~- leather Nsnufaciurers' Nari HANK
:, shares Gen~-e~ Frli' &C.,
So" Yenker. Airline Ferry c., Is, M'ee q p. c BIS
5000 E,ans,n" rerre iiaufe r. r. ist Gen'l Mtge
! share blooming Grove Park Association.
2: 2, sssrs. raae Ne,l lans ~ gaa in iiao
SO The Nemphlt ~ la.l a Pacific Il. r. CO. Texas
Dlvl Land Grant Scrip
=, 'haf.. no Patterson = Newark Il Il O.
~, Jnir isp5 c,Hps
share Blooming Gro,e Park Association.
$50 rD Lincoln street ~. 1T Cons My" . y. . Gold
I'nd. 1872 jnr. 1891 coup Th" PLEDGE intends
So -, flncoin stree, ~ ~ cons. M,ge : p c. Gold
l"ni.. i'Ss July. 1897. coup. TIA" pledged Intends
$40 a., L'ncoin s.r.s. ~ TO- cons, M,eo = r O. Goia
roni.. 1922 luf. 1871 coup Tho Pledge intends
n"ni. io22 Iniy ise7 cup. Thr pledge intends
ld mo sale
<" 20 .f srs. HnfT"q ia:, ,fr rre,a
scoD Tinted Traction and Electric Co. PROV. nnd Paw
100 shares Dry Dpca. Tasi Broadway & Battery r. r.
~ shares southern N"fi Bank
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The price Of domestic exchange was ns follows
M the places named ~ chicago % premium,
Boston. l2'sNl5c. discount New-Vrl'an- com
mercia Doc discount bank 10 premium; ga
varnah. buying. par selling = premium
Charleston. buying par. selling. > premium.
Bank clearing Were as ioHo"s ~ ,hr p'r' '
anccs sG.52e.i9l. Philadelphia Exchange. s.
O52.57s: balances. sl.5S'.o3G Boston Exchanges.
sl4S3O1so. balances. 1850. BaltimoTe-tx-
changes 81 Al .3G2. balances. s2i126j
The price Il commercial bar silver In this mar
kei was GGa.c.. nominal. per ounce Mexican hoi-
lars quoted AT 52izc. In London bar silver
declined "a. to COED. an ounce"
The rates for sterling and continental bills were
lower There was ar increased amount OF bills
against foreign purchasers " stocks ana bonds
hut the inqu,rv~was light. The receipt of bills
from the interior WAS small. Rates AZ which
business was actually done were as follows:
s..,,. c- 4ss .s Ia ~, Short l S,
Rechsmar&s =. o;3,l' 90
Money on call in London was i.ais per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for both
short and three months bills was 1916 per cent.
British cons0is advanced !. for both money and
tho account 10 100 l5-iG and lO6 respectively.
American securities were somewhat irregular. and
while Illinois Central declined J. 10 "'s New-
Yorn1entral !. to 1911. and Achison : to -.
Can1hian Pacific rose %. Ia 53is Erie a. to l2a..
the DDS u To 6sl4 81. Paul T., 10 6j3s and Louis
Vile and Nashville per cent to ~
French rcntes were quoted at log francs % cen cen
times. Paris exchange on London - francs 23i2
centmes: Berlin sight sterling. ~ marks f''2 prem
ninge
Gold wac quoted AT Buenos Ayrcs "a. n; Madrid
r. at Lisbon 27is. at St Petersburg %. at Athens
r. at Rome 5.07i2 at Vienna J.
We have received the following:
The Bond Record FOR May. just issued. con-
tains an article on Atchison by Charles ;. Gleed.
director besides revised and improved tables ~
sales and quotations Of bonds and stocks. which
will be found OF value to all investors
The new securities Of the Western New-iork
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII be
ready for delivery on May ..
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GENERALE Transatlantiquc

~ FRENCH LINE TO IIAVKE
LA NOIiMANpIE. FprOt. ......... sat. May IL M.
LA TOURAiNE. Santet sat. May IS 10 a. m
la GASCDGNF. BauielOn. sat. May 25 3 n m
York 20 Alexandra. Ls}p VIA Paris. trip valid o.
daNs. Fiist-elass. $50. second class. SIG
\. FORGET General Agent. No Bowling Green.
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NETHERLANDS LINE

II
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via Rouloen.
Mer, France. ~
onnAM,,;,v, ssSn,ntiday Nay H. p M
Trs cabin $50 AMI upward second cabin $,s steerage
At very low Apply for tourist guide and terms
General Passenger Agency, 80 Broadway. ~
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In State issues there were sales Of 1000 Iennes-
see settlement 80 at sag There were no dealings
in bank stocks
Activity In railroad bonds was well maintained.
and the par value OF the total sales reached 81
rs. 900 Tho only special feature was the weak
ness in Northern Pacific 3ds which dropped : per
cent to G6i5 and in oregon Improvement cons"I
5s which lost 81, to As which latter seems entire
" justified by the showing Of the earnings in an
other column. The general list. however main
tanned it's strength. and Brooklyn Elevated ISIS
rose per cent to 99ia. Colorado Midland IS 70
27ia Louisville. Ncw-Albany and Chicago generals
to g. Norfolk and Western. Cinch valley Divl-
sion lists to 30. Northern Pacific consoi - 10
AZ. Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern consol
5s trust receipts. to Al. aud Union Elevated ISIS
to gSis. 80
The Sub-Treasury a debtor At the Clearing
House 1856 362 Its net loss on balance since Fri
dav was 81 200 35l. made up 10y loss in currency
Of s4s6ls2 and loss in coin oi S'-', o-uhf >
oncrations included: Receipts 81 o66.'oJ: pay
n'onfs S.7l75s7. resulting in a general balance Of
sl39 26g $50 consisting OF $s3lNl,t6 com ana co.,
0S7 $50 currency. The receipts ~ Saturlay ana
Monday were s. .43s and the payments S'.oi-'s'
The United states Treasury a; Washington re-
ceved today s237.7;9 National bank notes ior re-
demption. The customs receipts were S''''"'o' ,he
internal revenue receipts s6S' zl' ana me lS'''.
n4ous receipts S5S 39i Total Government receipts
FOR the day 81 lG. 0f0. expenditures. S-iNNf, "H-
cess Of expenditure s79.N3i. Receipts ior month
t. date s5.0'S.3i2 expenditure. s,,$i.OS excess
O. expenditures over receipts. S---'"i'
To-lay's Washington Treasury statement Cl
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous statement as iol-
lows:
Differences
Ne, cola on hand s.i %, 500 sol oG 1913 Inc s42'G5o
Set legal tenders ,.,
hand - III ~ $3.50 w., - -, 80,
Net silver nd y l'HiN' --">'"' dec. ''i0'
Ac,ua, cash IN the
Treasury vaults
ss.. s q. 81 :.3 be- be- 5
Availabl. cash $iea2a ~ sio7lse i'7 Dec si3@s''
Deduct minor la -.,. g., 90. 90,
Actual cash bal sIs,oo3 - si7o5o3 $40 pc s''c>'
This statement reflects conditions prevailing AZ
the close Of business on Friday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was an active demand for time money.
and the volume ~ l1anablc funds wi9 lare'
Rates for both money 90 call and time showed
little change from last neck 'omm'rrihl paper
Of the best grade WAS IN good demand. We
subjoln our usual table - rates mad" up from Ia
formation furnished by the busiest houses.
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old DOMIN ION LINE.

~ steamers for N3nF"9os;Hsr POP rsMo!Tm, OLD POINT
ii.rFRsnr iiT and RloHMoND VA and WAsiIlNu
i0N j. . Mon Iu, IS; WE Msd Thurs ana Sal For
MEsT r1NJ ,o Tn1s leach Thur ana Sal, won lsr
H. ~ Through tickets and freight rates 10 all points
ho"lh Nv" " |. GNILLAUDEN Tranln Manars.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

AFI From New York Wed. Fri and Sat
\ DEIIGiirFl'L TRIP BY SEA TO THE PORTS OF
TEX GEORGIA FLORIDA -
STRAIGHT MD RotND TRr TICKETS to all points
etc Georgia and Florida. Excellent accommodations
TOURISTS III kr"Ts. good for six or nine months
W,I,e Tor our 81 page Pocket Guide fmalled freeI
& II MALLORY a. 90. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 q r. n Y
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
SCHOOL MATTERS.
What Prof. W. w. -Stetson Says About
Them.

Prof. W. NV. Stetson, State Superln-
tendent of Schools, has returned from MS
trip to AroostooK county, where ne mas
been inspecting the French schools, IN
company with Prof. Vetar Cyr MT.
Stetson says some of the schools were
managed properly and were up to hlgh
rate of proficiency.
3 Professor Stetson says thai 0he ne"
Academy, which was presented by
former resident of Sebago to that town.
will be dedicated with proper ceremonies
the last of this month.
The institute meetings in the various
counties will be held during the month
of October as follows: Hancock county
Oct. 8 and 4, at Somerville; Somerset
county, Oct. "a and 25, at Norridgewock,
Oct. 81 and Nov / at North Anson. The
date of the Lincoln county meeting mas
not as yet been decided upon, but VII
probably be held Oct. 10 and IL.
Superintendent Stetson will start on
trip to Washington county, next week,
for the purpose of visiting the county
schools and finding out what condition
the schools are in and what work has
been accomplished. The city and village
schools will not be inspected this trip
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
Our Homeless Bows.

The trustees of the Lyman and indus
trial schools in Massachusetts, have bought
a farm of some 80 acres in the town of
Berlin, with large, old fashioned farm
house, in good repair, to be used as an
annex to the Lyman school for boys at
Westboro. 1t is the plan of the trustees,
as boys of 10, IL and II years of age arrive
at the school, to Immediately transfer
them to tho big farmhouse in Berlin,
whence they will soon be placed out in
private families.
Already some half dozen of these little
fellows have been SUCCESSFULLY boarded out
after detention in the school for only a
few weeks, the cost of SO week being
paid from the Lyman fund The trus-
tees believe that the interest of all the
boys will be best served by providing this
separate establishment for those whose
stay in the school will be very short,
rather than by adding another cottage on
the grounds at Westboro-Boston Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
York County Supreme judicial Court.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREsS.l

ESPECIAL TO THE PRESSI
Alfred, September 10.-The SEPTEMBER
term of the Supreme Judicial Court for
York County, 4 convenss at Alfred .on
Tuesday next.
Justice Andrew P. Wiswell of Ellsworth
is to hold the term, and Mr.. Chas. O. Bar
rows of. Portland will act as stenographer.
The indications are for short term.
The following is list of the grand jury !:
Ira L. Brackett, Buxton; Haven A.
Butler. North Berwick; Henry W. Col
cord, Parsonsfeld; Onyile Fogg, Dayton;
JamessM. Goodwin, Lebanon; George
S. Goodwin, Berwick; VIM. HI. Hutchins,
Jr., Kennebunkport; Harrison L. Jacobs,
Sanford; James H. Littlefeld, Alfred
Benjamin Lucas, York: John F. Lom-
bard. Old Orchard; Fred o. Moore, Ken
nebunk; John F. Moore, Newfield; An
drew j. Murray, Shapleigh; Samuel-.E.
Perry, Limerick; Charles b. Quint, South
Berwick; Frank I: Riley, Kittery
Smith. WATERFORD.
follows:
Isaiah Abbott, North Berwick; Fred
F. Adams, South Berwick; Hosea A lien.
Olu OTCutFu, CdIueS ". Dlblouoll, A1OI
wick; Silas M. Boothby, Parsonsfeld ;
Alton r. Emmons Saco; Charles A.
Goodwin, Newfeld; John W. Fernald,
Shapleigh; Fred L. Goodwin, Lyman
Edwin B. Hanson, WATERFORD; Woodbury.
Hilton, Jr., Wells; Frank W. Jones, Bid
deford, John E. Kimball, Dayton
Charles H. Lang, Limerick; Isaac L.
Lord, A oton; Willis 6. Moutlon, York
VIM. H. Manson, Sanford; Elihu Parker,
Cornish Charles NJ Pike. Buxton; John
w. Remick, Eliot; Adds W. Richards,
Lebanon; Llewellyn A Smith. Saco
Nathaniel Stevens, Hollis; Leonard j.
Strout. Li1nington; Orrin A. Waterhouse,
Kennebunkport Robe K. Wentworth,
Kennebunk; Roscoe.G Written, Alfred
Martin V. B. Williams, Kittery
The following actions were specially
assigned at the May term for trial at Sep
TENDER term:
FIRST DAY.
No. 114-Samuel S. Mayfield VS.. j. II,
Horne.
SECOND DAY.
No. 9s.-C.H H. Edmonds VS.. Lynn Ice Co.
No. 133-Jalnes Edwards VS.. Hugh B.
Lougee.
No 172-George c. Libbey, vs. Lawrence
Weddsll.
No 173-Fred H. Townsend VS.. Lawrence
Weddell.
No. 174-Hugh B. Lougee VS.. James Ed
wards.
No. 175-Loren S. Edgcomb VS.. Flora
B. Furlong.
No. l76-George c. Libby VS.. Mabel We'd
dell.
No. 180-Charles NJ Foster VS. Auldis
E. Foster.
THIRD DAY.
No. 62-Lydia A. Drew VS.. VIM. D
Carpenter.
No. 116-Samuel D. Tibbetts VS.. John
P. Brown ct al.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Prof Franc is Wayland. dean of the Yale
Law School, says he had been Incorrectly
reported in the matter of his now famous
statement before the American Social
Science Association at Saratoga. He
states that instead of saying there were
3. 600, 600 habitual criminals in the United
States, he put the number at 300, 000 The
misstatement has caused much unpleas-
ant editorial comment on Prof. Wayland
throughout the country.
Mrs. Frances R. .Beard of Andover,
Mass, who was recently bound over to
the York County Supreme Court for at
tempting to kill her daughter with a
Ratchet, was taken from Alfred Jail yes
terday and committed to the state insane
asylum.
In the Maiden district court yesterday
the case of Capt. Robert Tarr, charged
with felonious assault upon Maggie
Maggie Bryce on July 81, was resumed.
Tarr was discharged. Il
Harrison Willard, the eminent compos-
er, died'in New York yesterday of
Bright's disease. 49, M
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
MAINE CENTRAL r.. r.
In Effect Sept. 10th. 1895.

In Effect Sept. 10Th, 1895.
Trains leave Portland, Union Station, Railway
Square, for stations named below and inter
mediate points as follows
100 a. m. For Brunswick. Bath, Rockland,
Augusta, Waterviile. Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls.
Lewiston via Brunswick.
$50 a.. m. For Danville &c. (Poland Springs
Mechanic Falls, Rumford Falls. Lewiston,
Livermore Falls Pennington, and Philips,
S45 a. m. For Brdgton, Fabyans. Burling-
Montreal, Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis
and all points west.
lilo a. m. Express for Danvile Jc. Poland
vllle Moosehead Lake via Foxcroft, Bangor.
bar HarDor, Oldtown HouIton, Fort Fairfield
and Caribou via B. & A. r. R. and st. Andrews.
100 p. VI. Express for Brunswick. Lisbon
Fails Angus ia, Watervile. Moosehead Lake
via Foxcroft, Bangor. Bar HarDor and Oldtown.
station. Mechanics Falls, Rumford Falls.
Lewiston. Pennington, Kingdeld. Phillips
lao p, m. for Freeport Brunswick. Au-
Know & Lincoln division. Waterville, SHOW
hogan. Belfast Dover and Foxcroft bangor
Bucksport OldtoWn and MattaWamkeag; ,,a
Springs station, Lewiston, Winthrop Oakland,
Bingham, Waterville and Skowhegan.
1.s5 p. M. Bridgton, Fryehurg. No. Conway
Vt Lancaster, C0iebrook and Quebec.
sos p. III. For Brunswick. Bath, Lisbon
Falls. Augusta and WHterVlle. -
Junction, Poland Springs station, Mechanic
Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
5.55 r. NJ. For Sebago Lake, Bridgton. Frye
burg. North Conway. Fabyans. st. JohnsDury'
II. 90 r. M Night Express, sleeping Cars,f
Bath, LEWISTON augusta. Watervills: Ban q,
Stephens, St. John I'A and all Aroostook
County, Halifax and the Provinces. but does
not run to Belfast, Dexter. lover and FoxcroIt
or beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar HarDor.
1913 a. M, midnight, Mt Desert special. for
Brunswick, Rockland, Augusta, Watervilie,
zad Bar ad
ings with steamer Frank Jones for Castlne.
Bar Harbor, Mac.iasport and all landings on
0N''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
go m paper end tT Rang tor Brunswick Au-
Lewiston, Bath, Augusta, Watervllle, Bangor.
Il HOOP. M. Night Express with sleeping
1e.55 a. M, Mt. Desert special for Rock
and, Bangor and Bar Earbor
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Sebago Lake and Cumberland Mills
75oa; M Montreal ana sr1 Hso ss 20 m,
Wsterville and Augusta. sac q. M; Lewiston,
Sunday only, 1000 a. M; kingdeld. Philips,
Pennington, Rumford Fails, Lewiston, 11.4O
a. m; Skowhegar and Lewiston LOO a. m:
Mattawamkeag aud Bangor 1906 SUNDAYS
ter and Bridgton 1915 =. M; Express Bar
Harbor. Greenville, Bangor, Augusta 20 p.
M. Lancaster. tabyans, Bartlett, No Conway,
Wa;eryii;c. Rockland 8 % p. M. Pennington
and nd Lewiston, Sundays only, $50 p m; ST;
John Bar Harbor, Caribo9 and M bsse6s s
Farmington. Rumford Falls, Lewiston 5. 40 p.
IN: Chicago and Montreal and all White
Mountain points. 40 p. nj; Mattawamhsag;
HaIifax ST. john Vanceboro, Bar Harbor.
Waterville and Augusta. $50 a. IN.
PAysON TUCKER. V. P. & G. N.
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The Portland daily press., 1895-09-11
OBITUARY..
william G. Glidden.

William Gernon Glidden, son of John
M Glidden of Newcastle was buried Cd
Monday last The deceased was 10 years
OF age and had just received the appoint
ment in his district as cadet for West
Point. The ceremony was impressive.
The Harlow Dunbar Post No. So, G. A.
R., 20 comrades strong, marched as an
escort to the remains. to evince their
sense of loss for one who was about to
enter the service of his country. The
Rev. McHenry Bedinge of Salem, Mass.
conducted the services, assisted by the
Rev. Charles f. Lee and the Rev. A, S.
H. Winsor.