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PROPOSALS
THLIF0RNfA HOME FOR THE CARE AID
" Training Of Feeble minded Children.
PROPOSALS. FOR FuRNIsHrNa supp11Es.


Notice to bidders-sealed proposals to furnish
supplies to the California Home for the Care and
Training of Predetermined Children for the fiscal
year beginning July J. 1885, and ending June so,
1895, win be received by the Board of Trustees up
to the hour of IL O'Clock noon of July g. 1895, at
which time those presented viii be opened and
compared and awards made No proposal win be
entertained unless made upon the blank form fur
nished by the home upon application. These forms
comprise the following schedules:
!, groceries; 2, Hour; 3, meal and feed; 4, but
ter, eggs and provisions s. dry goods; s, coal oil
and gasoline: z, coal; 8, potatoes; 8, brooms,
brushes and willowware: TO- clothing (uniform
suits).
quality subject to the approval of the superintend-
ant, and be delivered at such times and in such
lions, viz. EIdridge Is. F. and n. p. Railway,
Geston Is. p. Co. line), In Sonoma County, near
greater less quantity OF any article therein men,
TONED shall be required by the superintendent the
same shall be furnished by the contractor at the
contract price, Bids will be entertained only when
coming from bona-fde dealers in the class of
articles bid for. No bid will be considered unless
accompanied by a certified check for at least 10
per cent of the aggregate amount bid. Said check
i1,,Stees Of the California Home F. NJ c." and to
be returned the bidder In of rejection of his
bid or If his bid shall be accepted, then to be re-
turned to the bidder upon his filing proper bond
(acceptable to the board of rusees) for the faithful
performance of the contract within ten days after
the award shall have been made, otherwise said
check shall be collected, and the proceeds paid TO
the rse OF said institution.
bids Preference Will be shown supplies that are
of California product OF Manufacture when the
same are known to be Of sufficient merit and are
PAYMENTS TO be made monthly, in cash, when
there is money in the State treasury available for
snch nayuepts, and when there is no money in the
State treasury payments to be made in State war
nts 70 he paid out of the first money in the State
,rass,rv Applicable thereto. All bids to be adj
dressed and sent TO DIR. A. p: OSBORNE. secre-
tary board of trustees OF the California Home for
Eidrdee p o., Sonoma County, Call and Endorsed
"ProposaIs for Furnishing Supplies
III h5Ss onened at II O'Clock noon OF July 3,
1895, at the home
Nv order OF the Board OF Trustees
DS oiue A. p. OVERToN, President.
A. e. OSBORNE, M D., Superintendent and Sec
tary.
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II.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
465 AND 467 VALENCIA ST, NEAR 18TH.
S65OO-3Oxl22 IS; Mission St, near 18th; bay
window houses rooms and bath each; look at
this for an investment. .
S675O-25x9O; Valencia ST., near goth; bay-win-
dow house rooms and bath; in perfect order; fine
business block.
house rooms and bath; street bituminized; cars
pass the property; lot worth the money; must be
sold.
story house; rooms oaln, laundry; all in perfect
order; fine grounds
s625O-25xIl5; Guerrero ST., near l4th; bav-
window flats, and rooms and bath: modern i'm
movements: always rented.
S5OOO-25X90; 18th ST., near Valencia; modern
bav-wlndow cottage, 3 rooms and bath: 7-foot base
ment; servants room; in perfect order; coy home;
easy terms.
S47OO-50x115; Fair Oaks, mr.. oath; 2-storv
house, 10 rooms and bath: laundry; large base
ment; dollhouse; fine garden.
S4500-25Xl00; 18th ST., mr.. Howard; bay
window house, rooms bath: street work all done
and accepted.
our list comprises some of the best property in
the Mission. Lots OF all sizes in any of the home
steads; also good business corners in any part of
the MISSION Call and get list and prices
II you want your vacant houses rented place
them with us.
l. A. SoUC & CO., 465 and 467 Valencia ST., near
Sixteenth.
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MARRIED.

NOLD-HARRINGTON-I this city, June II,
1895 by the Rev. Frank X. Baker, Peter l..
Arnold of Oakland to Maria V. harrington of
San Francisco.
TT-TREVILLION-In this city. June %,
1885, by the Rev. William G. Pond, Charles II.
Bennett and Ada FL. Trevillion, both of San
Francisco.
CONWAY-BYRNES-In this city, June %, 1895,
by the Rev. Father Brennan Henry +. Conway
and Jennie a. Byrnes both of San Francisco.
DOHENEY-KING-In San Leandro, June %,
1895, by the Rev. +. McEvoy w. j. Doheney of
San Francisco and Annie King Of San Leandro
HALL-BITTROLFF-Int this city, June %, 1895,
by the Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson, DID,, William G. Hall
of MERGED, CAL, and Lucy Bittrolf of Princeton,
Ind.
STRAHLE-FISCHER-In this city, June %,
1885, by the Rev. Frank X. Baker. Robert
Strahle and Annie A. Fischer both OF San Fran
cisco.
WHITE-SANDS-In this city, June %, 1895, by
the Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson, DID,, Edwin S. White
and Olivia Sands, both of San Francisco.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage ana death notices sent by mall
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence or persons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
FARWELL-In this city, June %, 1895, to the
wife of Z. w. Farwell, a
KELLY-In this city, June a. 1895, to the wife OF
NJ. F. Reilly. daughter.
MAGEE-In this city, June s. 1895, to the wife of
Marshall Magee,
MACDONALD-In ROseve, June "a 1885, the
wife of Rev. w. H. p. Macdonald, daughter.
SMITH-In this city. June %, 1895, to the wife Of
Charles Smith, a daughter.
WILBUR-In this city, to the wife of E. d. Will
bur, daughter.
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MARKIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to marry were granted yesterday
follows:
John T. Daisey and Isabel NJ. Hey, 1876.
L. ]. Simmonds ana RoseL L. Brown, 22-21.
James II. sullivan and Mary McAuliffe, 25-22.
q. b. McClelland and Anna d. jameson, 37-2O.
+. A. Castle and Ellen NJ. Ahern, $50.
Samuel II. Scott and Carrie V. Carter, S7-1S.
John G. Peterson and Mary f. Sullivan, 31-23.
John Langsdorf and Elise Halter, 1922.
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STORAGE


w Get our rates for storage of furniture pianos
trunks and all kinds of household goods: separate
locked rooms. dust and vermin proof. at low rates.
Telephone south 1852.
CTORAGE; FURNITURE, PIANOS MDSE:
y advances LIEBES S. w. CO., 9O6 Market, r A.
FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER MER.
Il chandse received ON storage; money advanced
on consignments; fire-pro0f building. 40 Post St.
CTORAGE OF FURNITURE PIANOS, HOUSE
- hold goods, etc. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market ST.
INIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
4 421-423 Market ct. CHAS. L. TAYLOR.
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DIVORCES GRANTED.
| Milton F. Davis from Blanche L. Davis, for de-
sertion by Judge Trout.
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DIED.

DIED.
Boruck, Marcus d. Horton, George G.
Calaghan. Anne Johnston, Mary Z.
Fahrbach, George c. Marie, Faustina
Farrell Michael MCGOWAN, John
Hollis, William SchaunesSey, Mary
Wallis, John M
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COL GETz & BROTHER,
- REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
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C.TEO COTTAGE: ROOMS; IN BERKE-
u tOU. ley: lot 4OXl2O: SIS monthly.
S200-Half an acre. near university; steep and
cheap
other houses and lots all over town.
CHAS. A BAILEY, 46 Market ST., or Berkeley
station, Berkeley.
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01S00 FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10
eDfCOO. rooms and bath; 20 varieties of fruit:
carriage cart horse COW, poultry and implements;
8 acres. Apply to PROWSE & BRADFORD, Hay
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DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.

Alice NJ. Grant against Alexander ]. C. Gran
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DOR SALE, CHEAP, NEW PHAETON, HORSE
IL and harness. DIR. MCLAUGHLIN, Twenty
sixth and Mission
IlINE HORSE AND DELIVERY WAGON FOR
II sale cheap. 170l Stockton ST.
CECOND-HAND WAGONS, ALL KINDS,
- cheap. 924 Bryant ST. between Seventh and
Eighth.
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sPIRITUALIsM

A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARY
a ST.: horoscopes, questions, stocks. advice.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

GOOD HOME FOR CHILD; MOTHER
NJ care: no other children. TOO Eddy st.
WANTED-A CHILD TO TAKE CARE OF
W good home; mothers care: no small children
For particulars inquire 141a Pteifer st.
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| 2 OR RANCHES TO EXCHANGE FOR
l., improved property. II you want to trade call
1760 ACRES IN ONE BODY, NEAR YUBA
w City, 10 be sold at public auction about
July g. For full particulars call on L. l.. Salisbury
or CLOUGH d BAKER, 1902 Broadway, Oak
land
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Sl525 rom eAs Golden LOT Gate s' PaTR ea BLo sds
Shrader ST., near Waller. Apply owner 522 How
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OFFICES To LET.


OFFICES AND WORK ROOMS: BEST
" lighted in the city; any size and rent to suit
entrance $50 Kearny ST., elevator g. Hardie place
of Kearny, bet. Bush and Suffer- Apply to P. e.
MOLLOY, 1873 Montgomery st.
ELEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELS
IL building, 925 Market: rents low; no extra
charge for gas, janitor services heating. Apply
at building or q. II. UMRSEN d CO., IA Montg. st
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E'UR SALE-35 ACRES OF FINEST LAND
II under the sun; finely wooded: has an over
flowing well of purest water and neverfailin g
spring "bubbling out of the rocks; all kinds fruit
can be raised on the land: there is in bearing
young orchard rs trees of various varieties; hay
in plenty: this is most superior investment as a
whole or be subdivided to suit colony: 10
minutes walk from the station. and dry under
foot in the wet season. For further Information
call on the Postmaster at Belmont, or "Buckton,' "
Hub Clothing Store corner Suffer and Kearny.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED UPPER FLAT;
II piano. reasonable 1903 Golden Gate ave-
COTTAGE WITH LARGE GARDEN; SEVEN
~ teenth ST., Valencia. BALDWIN IL HAM
MOND, 10 Montgomery st.
| ELEGANT AND COMPLETE FURNISHED
u corner house; u rooms; finished basement;
to rent 6 months year; fine location: Fillmore
ST.; minutesfrom park; ~ minutes from Palace
Hotel. See UMBSEN Il CO., Ia Montgomery st.
w HOLE OR PART OF FURNISHED S-ROOM
W fiat. 1882 McAllister st.
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DORTIA SANIToRIUM, ITO ELLIS-PRIVATE
rooms at reasonable rates; women cared for in
confinement free dispensary in connection: hours,
IL TO II and TO 3: medicine. 25c each prescriptions
skilled physicians in attendance: strictly private.
IIOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHERS CARE
IL MRS. DIR. FUNK, l416 Eighth ST., Alameda.
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HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
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HOUSES TO LET.

OK PACIFIC HEIGHTS HOUSE; SROOMS
I'D fC. with every convenience and marine view.
1888 Broadway, near Cough st.
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BERkELEY real ESTATE.

| Q1 Q00 A 4-ROOM COTTAGE; LOT lOOx
.pIOOO. 100 feet: has fruit-trees, barn. etc /:
only $500 cash; balance easy terms. w. Z.
| MORAN, Lorn station.
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S24O0 aA nPF eSTTAeE 9S PATH Ss5
$3.50 cash; balance easy installments. Particulars
g
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
She Was 1oa Years Old.

Mrs. Jane Keirvin Nicely died Saturday
afternoon at the advanced age of 10s
wears, after an illness of about ten weeks.
She was the mother Of Thomas and
Richard Nicely of this city She was born
in 1898 in County Tipperary, Ireland,
and had been in this country about
thirty five years and lived with her son
Thomas. She had ten grandchildren and
ten great grandchildren, all of whom,
with the exception of one, are now living
in Portland. One of the grandsons is
Richard I. Nicely, the we'll known press
operator of the Western Union. Mrs.
Nicely had her faculties up to the last
moment. Her eyesight was remarkable
for person Of her age, and she never
wore glasses in her life, but up to short
time ago could thread a needle as we'll as
most people of forty. Hers was familiar
figure on the streets of Portland and
MANY will remember the little old lady
who stepped along SO briskly with the aid
of cane and attended church regularly.
The funeral will take place this morning
at 8 30 O'Clock from 10 Carleton court.
REQUIEM high mass will be held at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
at O CLOCK
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
Portland Trust Company.

Having completed the refunding Of
$500, 0Oo0 Maine Central Railroad deben-
ture Is into 1-2 per cent bonds, the Port
land Trust Company offers today the
conversion of 1888, 900 Leeds and Farm
ington per cent bonds. due next July,
into Maine Central Consolidated As, due
April /, 1912 The latter is a long, gilt
edged security, and. as the Trust Com
pany has purchased the entire block, it is
enabled to offer the holders of the Leeds
and Pennington bonds very favorable
basis of exchange. Although the Maine
Central As are selling at 1902 and interest,
the owners of Leeds and Pennington
bonds can obtain them at lower price
by making the exchange at the present
time.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
]. R. LIBBY.

At o'clock a dinner was served at tt.
house Of her son-in-law, Mr.. d. 2. Pei
kins 1884 Cumberland street, at which
the relatives were present. There were
Is persons seated at the table, Mrs Fes-
sender, her son Nicholas Fessenden, Sec
rotary of State from Fort Fairfield, and
his son, Sterling Fessenden, student at
Bowdoin College; her son, VIM. Pitt Fes-
sender and wife, from Boston, Mass.
her daughter, Mrs VIM. A. Appleby and
her two sons, Hewitt and Albion; her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
B. Perkins, and their sons, David Fes-
sender and VIM. Hayden, and relatives
of her husband, the late DR.. Hewitt G,
Fessenden; Dr. James G. Merrill, cou.
sin editor of the Christian Mirror: Mrs.
Bartha Fox, sister by marriage Of the
late Judge Fox, and Mrs. Daniel W.
Fessenden, widow of the late Daniel w.
Fessenden.s.a brother of DR.. Fessenden.
There was a profusion of flowers at
the house sent by friends, cut flowers
and handsome bouquets.
A pleasant incident was at the close
of the dinner when the company was
invited to one Of the parlors which was
darkened and then illuminated. Upon
a round table in the centre of the room,
was large frosted birthday cake upon
which were the initials:
M. T.. f..
1S20-1S95.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Aielbt.

Wednesday evening the great musical
event of the season will occur, when the
grand Melba concert will be given at
City hall Some good seats still remain
at Stockbridge's although there has been
a phenomenal sale. Nine Scalohl, the
great oontralto, who will appear with
Nine Melba, both musically and dra-
matically has long ranked as the first
operatic contralto. She IS a native OF
Turin, and, after enjoying the best OF
operatic training, began her stage career
at sixteen. Her experience has boon of
the widest; and she has won laurels in
nearly every large city, including Milan,
London, ST. Petersburg, Warsaw, Vienna
Madrid, Rio .Janeiro and New York.
This will be the programme:
Overture Seminirade. Rossini
Orchestra.
Aria from Herodliade, Massenet
Sig. Campanari.
Cavatina, "Nobil signor'' lies Hug,
uenots, Meyerbeer
Nine Scalchi.
Prize Song-Die Meistersinger, Wagner
Sig. D'Aubigne.
Mad Scene from Hamlet.
Anne Amb roise Thomas
Nine. Melba.
Duet from Carmen. Bizet
4 Nine. Scalchi andESig. D'Aubiene.
Aria from Barber of Seville, Rossinl
Sig. Capmanari.
Quartette from Rigoletto, Verdi
Mines. Melba and Scalchl Messrs.
D'Aubigne and Campanari.
The third act of Gounod's Faust, in
costumes, with scenery, ETC., and the
following extraordinary cast:
Marguerite, Mime. Melba
Siebel. Nine Scalchi
Martha. Mile Bauermeister
Faust. Sig. D'Aubigne
Mephistopheles, Sig. Campanari
Parties having tickets saved out must
call for them early today.
Nine. Melba is now stopping at Hotel
Brunswick, Boston. Her success at the
Worcester festival was great and
she created immense enthusiasm. Mime.
Scalchi and Mile. Bauermeister arrived
in New York from Europe Saturday.
Little Trixie.
Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs. Robbins
will be seen as Little Trixie at Portland
theatre. The Philadelphia Record says:
Little IrlXle, winch was Siv9H luz
first production in Philadelphia at the
Standard Theatre last evening, scored a
hit. May Smith Robbins is the star. She
was seen in several characters, and her
songs and dances were received With
favor. Little Trixie' is not unlike the
average farce-comedy. Specialties We're
given by several members Of the company
and the songs and dances interpreted We're
accorded numerous encores. Thef audi
ence was one of the most enthusiastic OF
the season. -
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
St. Lawrence Street Church.

At meeting of St. Lawrence street
society Friday evening, it was voted to
buy the Munjoy Hill skating rink and
the land on which it stands on the
corner of Congress and Munjoy streets.
The price to be paid is $500. 1t is the
intention of the St. Lawrence street
though not at present. @7s
The society also bonded the adjoining
lot from John Cousons, and situated on
Munjoy street. The skating rink lot is
160x45 feet and with Cousins lot they will
have lot S6xs0 corner of Munjoy and
Congress streets and lot 45xS0 also.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
DEATHS.

In this city. Sept &c. Bertha NJ, wife of Fred
E. Bridges.
burial at Orland, Me-.
In this city, Sept. 2S, Mrs. Jane Nicely, aged
Funeral from the late residence. 10 Carlton
court, Monday morning at o'clock. Requiem
high mass at Cathedral OF lmaculate Conception
at 9oclock.
In this city, Sept. goth Michael Henry, son
of the late james Henry; age "a years.
Funeral from the late residence. 21S Con-
eress street, Monday morning at 8 Is O'Clock.
Requiem at Cathedral of Imaculate Conception
ct 10 O'Clock
In this city, Sept, goth, Michael E., infant
son Of Michael and Margaret King; age Z
months and 16 days.
Funeral from parents residence, 10 Tate
street.
In this city, Sept. 29th, David H., Son of
Emerson H. and Lena Doughty, aged 2 years
and months.
Funeral private.
In Deering, Sept, 20, Mrs. HELEN 7. Denning,
of Augusta, Ga. formerly of Deering.
Georgia papers please copy
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
A Man in Limington Seriously injured in
the Face.

1t was reported yesterday about town
that young man named Howard
Holmes, who lives in Iimington, was
seriously wounded in the face Friday
while out on cunning expedition
with a man named Tucker, by the &C
cidental discharge Of fuckers gun. The
wound was said to be so serious that
Holmes was brought to the Maine Gen
eral Hospital for treatment. Inquiry at
the hospital, however, brought the in
formation that there was no patient there
of that name. IlIthat case the injured
man-if the report was true-must have
remained at home Mr.. Holmes is cous-
in of Mr.. Emery. the turnkey at the sta
tion He has wife and one child. His
father.is in very poor health.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
RINES BROS
Monday Bargains,


Colored Muslin Waists in pink and white
and lavender and white. have been
slips, S1.75, $2.25, in sizes 30,
"a, SO, IS. Monday your choice for
73c each.
A small lot of ladies' White Muslin
Waists, sizes 36 and Ss, fine quality
were $175, 1925. Your choice s1.oo
each.
Children's Colored Mnslin Fauntleroy
Waists, ages to 10, marked from
SOC to Csc each.
One lot Ladies' all Black Lawn Waists,
soft wrinlxled collar. extra large
sleeves, were $1.25 aud $1.39, sizes
80, "a, 30. Monday choice for 73c
each.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30

Milton Shaw of Gorhan, agent for
Pettingill & Co., has just closed his
season, and has weighed off about 1000
flour barrels full of picking cucumbers
for the season. They are assorted in three
sizes, and receive $40 ton for the large,
SIS medium, and $50 for the little
bottling cucumubers. Averaging the price
paid to the farmers it will amount to
about $500 an acre. The cucumbers
weigh bout $50 pounds to barrel.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
Birth day Reception.

The children of Mrs. Hewitt G. Fes-
senden celebrated her 10th birthday
which occurred Saturday last. During
the day and in the evening at her home,
corner of Cumberland and Green street,
she received her friends who came to
congratulate her on her happy birthday.
Among Others who were present was
Gov. Cleaves.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
State Sunday school Association.

In order to secure more fully the in
terest and profit of the occasion, it is
found necessary to open the convention at
Winthrop on the evening of Monday,
October IA The session will close Mon
day noon, Tt promises to be the best con
vention for many years sa @A "a
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
The Death Rate.

The number of deaths for last week
was seventeen, from the following causes:
Apoplexy, /; cancer, 1; diphtheria, l;
entero colitis. 4; exhaustion, heat, /;
gangreene, senile, L; intestine, perfora-
ton of, 1; hemorrhage of the lungs, L;
morasmus, 1; meningitis, 1; nephritis, 2;
paralysis, 2; pneumonia, 1; typhoid fever,
/ uraemia, l; total, II.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
Malicious Mischief.

Complaint was made at the station
last night by a man that ~ gang of small
BOYS had damaged his float that lies at
one of the wharves on the Back Bay, by
firing rocks into it. The names of the
boys were taken by Deputy Sterling and
they will be brought up before Judge
Robinson this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT
REFoRE JUDGE WEBB.

acknowledgement Souci of Caribou,
pleaded guilty to violation of the inter-
nal law He was fined 1875 and in default
of payment was committed to Jail ~
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
]. E. PALMER,
543 Congress St.

This was placed upon round shield.
and was surrounded by two rows OF light
ed candles, IS in number, representing
Mrs. Fessenden's age, in colors red, white
and blue, giving pretty effect
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JCD0E hoblNSON.
Saturday : Michael Sullivan, Fred
Lendgrist. Intoxication; fined So and
costs each.
Lewis stebbins. Intoxication; fined s.
and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-30
j. z. PALMER.
SPECIAL !. ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
Millinery
Opening,
TUESDAY, OCT. 1st.

The ladies of Portland and
vicinity are cordially Invited
to attend our Fall opening of
Pattern Hats and BOnnets of
both imported and domestic
designs. on Tuesday, Oct. Ist.
Al the same time all our nov
eIties for Fall and Winter.
wear will be shown. making
am exhibition we'll worth
your attendance.