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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
AmaRIcA's oREArEsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
uilnCnN DIVER n r.
g. HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID STREET.
$3.50 A. M-Except Sunday. Empire state ENp,ess' press
Fastest train in the world stops u1aa az ADa5 4a5 D. m
Niagara Falls 5:5s D. This train Is Limited u
It's stating capacity. A., ,,r poughkeepsie Al
lany. Utica. syracuse Rochester. Bunao N'asa'a
1880 A. M-Escepf Sunday Day Express. For al! I'M
porlant NV York State points. For colum-
bus incnna Indianapolis and 81 Louis Rosbes Sbess
poughkespse Albany. Utica Syracuse N0'"e'-
100 Chicago Special FOR r. ps,rot cleys
Albany. schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 7. M.-Except sunday West Point. Poushkeepsie'
aao 0y 5'p; SSFSfse 2or,b snore Limited Due petroi,
$50 a. M. Chicago i;Sc p m stops at Albany
600 p M"ba f t. For Albany Troy. Utica. % Ad,ron-
5ask Pn M9ni'ea a pe@o
.- t.%ei%%n' :: Louis. r $4,000. nnr,ns,oD
Platsnurg. -, Adams and Montreal 49, ,
1890 r. M.-DaI;y. For Bunao Niagara Falls; cievs,
49, iS FeusstSsPss %iSany and Ttica 49, ,...n,.-.
only. Tor polnc on Fall Brook Railway. Via Lyons.
o0 aMs Fer o'T:fG Ts
oedG . ssS9 saD%s ony Gy c9Ps
1910 ar 19T ch,asS and DrnsesI ssasSi
SUNDAY night. SUNDAY nights. GloVersville ard
ooc chesfo dd te? @ Sve On BIZ EXCEPT m SUNDAY
f'''Sed - ii'rs% 9r;Is3 fi,.1 and tn. p.r.
'" "%LL SiGFT' TRAiIs - YoNKERs.
Putnam Division YenAers; in connectlon YIN
the Elevated Road This is the only line running ''ali
Wagner r"a,e cars s on al pn,cS hTqufh f.n, trains
l5 RroadHay s @ i f@Tk Place a broad~ay 81 Eas.
I25th and @ sslop n1oyn a'' and '2'
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the west
JouS m Il TorGET GEORGE II DANlELs.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ing range and close 'S,nay ;,a and closing 0'0' INV

Market closed very steady at 70 poins shI aav
.omnared with yesterdays closing prices y
noriess June 1855 Total sales ls 500 bales Ne%,i8n n
ne, recetnIs bales gross 3e4 Exports Continent ooo
haies sa'es ia spnners IA stock ~ 900 Iota, as ne
ae,ns ,cday 14s bales; thus far this week ~ l3o
Exports to-day: Great Britain 1855 bales Sontnen men.
427 Thus far this week: Grsa' Britain 10 100 oa,es
France. 1854; Continent. u es2 STOCK Sl3Ss4 S spot
c,ton ouet unchanged. Middling upands. '>%c' mlo-
dlng Gull SC. Sales. ia bales ell spinning , ,.ooo
IJyerpoo cabes-Spot cotton more active sales iovv
bales; speculation and export. lcoo American l4cp'
receints 1000: American. 1000. Middhng uplands
aisiSd Futures opened easy 464 decline on near IA ana
Al decline on months; closed hrm In 10 points
ne advance JanuaryFebruary, 346i2h February March
as7ilb: March-Apri 34sizb: June 35l zb; June-Juiy
s5ii1b: JulyAugust. 33Ti7s August Sept sr'os
September October 1852: October November 34s19
December 34Gi2b. December January 3o'7b
Manchester--Yarns and cloths easier.
COFFEE--The movement the local exchange to-day
was on small scale both sides showing indinerenee
Small covering temporarily helped 10 maintain pm rs
waiting one pending crop news from h9
and SaLts The statistical situation shows no lmporan'
changes sales septsmber HAVE WAS irTes gu
gust 745O; September 49, October I@ si,iTnhs hamSurs
quiet June $3.50 july. 62 August, 1910; septsinoe,.
30 So October 81 20 Rio aue. sni Snchansed at III IL co.
bag. Santos rrm and unchanged AT ii go: receipts
bags stock 600 bags: cleared from santos steam
ship Horrox with 1000 bags
Contracts closed steady 1920 points decline Sales
taUe
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Jun- .-co"on qu.e'. rnidtlnx 7.c: !ov
rllt'linE &c. g,t Hf'r4ry s1c and receipts
81 hal~a e1i-rs rnafwis~ Oh ha.c- sales - bales
-.irn.r- - bales. sf.fk. l:.sis tales
= -f,.k. June : cotton luri. midd!ing ~. low
miti''rg &c. g-f ordinary. q; ID. net and gross
Dr'its ~ hae. GfHr'a. e.osfVi-" 13l bales. sales
= bales. stock. 10 a.; bales
Nv Orleans June Cotton qlc, hu' steady good
mibi.ins i-lc uillng r.. Nv miiiiins. - i6c
yi ofiinar ilioc. net and receipts. i-3 bales
csprs io Great ir AIN COS bales. Continent. 3 10
tui-s -nl~s . 80 bales. stock lot .Os bales
fa'hnrah June cotton quiet mitl'ng 7 iGr. low
miifir. ~. receipts 80 ia~s. sTo-- - bales
s'orh. i.7p ta'e~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA BA.IlNoHE AM
WASHINGTON. go, ON NM
:, ry' en rn,1. ar 4 NJ 3o 200 20 80 90 ,aoo
Parlor Car. $40 500 'pnins car, % o ~ 40 900 iiN
r. rln,rM,ns M r,rl II 200 400 500 Dining carr ~"
~ ,s. ns m. Washington. week tays =, ~ n,.s 80
1000 ii 30 ,plnins Gar NJ l:r,os 2o' - % 1000 lI
~ S, ~" |,r, 4 NJ . 90 800 Dining 'ar o." -
i2 u night - ..,, . .,- hs n-,.ursd f,c,
Icke's AMI III M e6i 4ii at4 litp l3Ss bro.''::1 =
AZ eh Ayc 81 'as' llin-. l~ Ea,' sy.-s coaa
Mes' -, - Br,ok.,n 81 Br way Nli.ian..s,t .s,t
~. TeN Yors Transfer COMPANY VII wiI.,,- .n, - a''
baggage from hotes or reS' 'i''' ''
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CAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN $. 5. co.

- Tri-veeky from Pier "a. n. r. foot Of spring-st
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays. at p. NJ For
freight and passage apply To
J. ID, Hashagen. f. A. W. II. Rhett. Gen. Agt.
s Il & W Ry. 2Gl II way Get II X.
q NJ Sorrel Mgr l. Adams. O f.. A.
JP Bcckwith q + & =. a. F. C p n r.. S5s Bway
A DVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once. No 242 way
- door north OF 3i,t.st until . O'clock p. m.
usements received al the following at regu
lar onlce rntes until o'clock VIZ: o5I sth-ave
near West Goth st., 100 West 42d st. 6th-ave o3
East l4th-st 25I West 42d-s;.. eth and sth
eves; ao East ilhst LAS 81 ave. between 10th and
nth sts lo2I "a ave. near Gist iI0s
near sDth-st 200 ID ave fls-st: 5S4 3d-aye
Bleeeker- s, zoos 3d-ave 40 East 7oth-si; l0ei
ai ave. .6O2 N-avr OK Amsterdam 400 West
s2d-'t its Ea" iehs 2oa East 4sths,; sa6 oth-sv-
se,h,ss iO2o nrc,dway: ises sd-avs.: l2a sth-sv.
LIS 2d-ave TN ch-"'. A. he Harlem onncr:; 2o6i
IA West i25h-st. bet TIN ana 9Th aves ~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York. foot of iio.'''
CnIcAdo , D. m and II 10 night us night
piTrsBTRd $50 ,1s sun ~ sun m'. p csA
CINCINNATI ST Lon onIn.ss,pr Is sis 10 DINING sr,mInc
so sirs s,s,, Ss saassy asS 10 Sa e. ~
car p pim, M, ~ car, 40 Dining Carr. 'pn'"'
o. m u IL night -,
y NoREo X ii 80 a. m. daily ,auy
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke, ) ,,,.cn ~; % Light. -. q. .
All ilumns,ssd w, ao Bdway sE,rn: ls ss
,sf Bos.ry. y; T.; $50 =. Pu''Rsn r. q s.s'
son tS0t from or hotel or r:sdsnes ds'sins'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortInndt and Desbrosse. ..
G;J0 q. VI. daily 'Sundays 100 A. NJ FOR MAi.S
HUNK and iniermeiia'e stations 'a
siI5 A. VI. daily ,or ITHACA. GENEVA. RocHs
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. sI-sPEysI,S
BRIDGE md rhe West and principal local points dl...
Suspension Bridge. Pullman vestibule seeps, .
chicago
1900 4. ". daily except Sunday. for N,rcu
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections ,or Pa
ing AMI Harrisburg
1900 noon daily except surday
BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESSs
arrives Buffalo 10 p NJ Through to Rochester Pull
Car Service Meals a Ia ccrte
IDO y. VI. daily except sunday. for Eas,on and 10
80 r. VI. daily except SUNDAY. for l. & B. Jura
AMI an intermediate stations Cralrcars 10 WBkesbars
3:::O =. u. SUNDAYS ouiyl f1r Mlgch Chunk aal
Hazieton ard an Intermediate stations.
f:IO j.. VI. i1lif except sunday. f1r l. & B JUNO.
TON and principal Intermediate stations Pullman basx
yarlor-car o. WNNfsbarre connecting f0r Pltsyile
5;15 y. VI. daily. ,or Easi9n and intermediate ~
G,iO =. VI. daily t.r BrFFALo. NIAGARA FAlIs
and all points West. Pullman sleeper Nestouled TrsA
y I 70 chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. Coo
900 y. VI. dsl', for ITHACA GENEVA; RocHEs-
TER RrFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all Ronn
We., Pullman Sleeper 70 Chicago ard Buffalo Chair
Ger % Wilkesbsrre -.,, =,
I,sO p. VI. daily. except sunday foT EAsToS al
Atd,,ional local trains daily escsp, sunday Tor BocN9
BROOK and intermediate points leaYs as iososs sn
A N 900 A NJ. 1910 ". ?, p VI ans o% a., A.. -
Ticket. and Pullman az 30 sy,, 49,
ana is23 Broadway 81 East IAN st 1876 East S,5s =
i2- Roverv y Y eGD Fulton s., Court 81, " o'oaa-
uay ana Rrookvn Annex BROOKLYN . 49,, 49,.
New York Transfer Company VIII ca" -. o.. 80
baggage from hofei r residence through 70 ue'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
WEST SHORE R.k: .g..:

Trains leave West AZ H' S'''9ni nrira.s,iY ~ a.:
and IL minutes earlier if'm !. ~ ''"
:,;SO A. VI. Dan, l'ca. 'o bunu cs...u Mountains
{; 40 4. W. Daily local 90 AoinS 81 sor snndsys only
ami SARATOGA Parllr cars % Alhany san s.s Rsrhes
pi5 A. w. pay f.r Anany luca' ssyrsanS syraSuS and Chi
ter. Buffalo Niasara t'.Is. ..''' ,
cago Parlor car 90 S'rl''s' la. ., Catskl Mo.p'
II::.5 A. VI Daily eNceot sHna"y, M,naewssks A.
tains. New PATTI Lake ';c'rge Parlor car
4o p VI. Daily Except SUNDAY t.r pc ttcs' syrseuss
O,OO y. VI Daily flr Albany Mis roronto, pe''O"'
cleveland Chicago and -. l"us, y.wburs Aoan''
S,3O T.. VI. Daily. except sunday W. .r.A
Saratoga and Montreal .,.y for Utica s'''~N'
7:+5 T.. VI. Daily. except SundH' poone.-
HsoIss';; r "ns plp R"ao fs4 Albany, .aS sEsS''
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. ro'0"' ,c,ou,-
@css} nr ,.,s as' time inn aSs paror aaa 3 ss
modations apply city Offices NsNe h,els ta~ 70, v
at stations Time tables at prin'',' E LAMBEyyss,t
Information address ,.,,,.rhllt- ave, NJ"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

~ Foi OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. NEWPORT
H6;MT EEWS rETERSnl RG r0HTsMouTH rlNNERs
lNGToN II. g.. daily. sunday. Richmond dircc,
tvia all water routc Monday freight onl,) and
BAY Passengers and Frelghp. sallings from Pier 90
y r.. J. NJ sat. i. NJ Through tickets and
freight all points.
W. |. GUIILAtDEU. Vice-Pres and Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Ocean HIcdmer5

NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
PAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
Cabin. $50 and upward according 90 location. II Cabin
$40. rIlni $40
lAhn Tues June g. 10 m. Aier. Sat. June 2T 10
Sarc. sat. June i3 10 Spree Tues June 30 a m
Hav"l Tues June ~ osm. inhn Tu~s. July Z 10 a
TrhNe.Tues Inc 23 - am Sahc sat. July H. 10
Return ucAeis available from Mediterranean from
Bremen. Iontou H1frc
MEDITEERANrAN SERVICE
To GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Ems June o. 10 q. IA. FuiR. .Julj 4 10
Kaiser June ~ 10 a M Ems. July IL. 10
Werra... June q 10 n. m kniser. July % 10 a. M
oILHICUS & 20 bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ETIIERLA\DS LINE.

: :. OBpAM Saturday June IN
:. :. MAASUAM. .......... SATURDAY. June IL 900 m
steamers call both Boulogne- Mer France
First cab s55 so: cabin S5 steeragc at very
low rates Apply FOR handbook terms General Pas
senger Agency. 80 broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, , hs|p ~ psn,
For Red Bank. Long B5ansA m snd p3tnus go ss IS tsS
sis p NJ SUNDAYS. excep, oce,n Grove ana "''~'
Park 900 A. NJ. 400 i NJ ., Dark and Bars-
F1f Lakewood Toms River. Bsrnesa' FaA ~
gat 40 $50 A. N. l.3o i.So P " ..NAY
For Atlantic city vineland and Brdge'on' >" -
For Monmouth Beach. ssasrghi ana ao hs = sus.
Navesnk 1 30 $50. II 80 NJ l'oo '~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. X:
stations In New-YOrk, foot OF bnrciay anu
GhristOpher streets ,.
NESTIBIIED TRAINS, PlLLMAN BtFFET
a IIlaIIT.

CARS. PINTStH LIGHT. ...
Direct route 80 NEWARK. BIoOMFlELD MoNln l.Alh
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernardsvile. Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic. Paterson BON
ton. Dover. Sianhope NEWTON BrDDs LAKE
LAKE HOPATCO%G. Hacketstown. S'HOoIEfS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PIIlLIiPSBt ki. iAsTON.
WATER GAP. STROrDSBl RG. Poc1n9 u untaln
SCRANTON PITTSTON WfIKESBARREs NANTl
COKE. CAMILLE NORTH UMBERLANp Mont Non,
Vile UTICA. RcHFlELD SPRINGS Corilin .
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA. oWEGO. ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH uANSNLLLE BtFFAI0 ant all
p3'nia WEST NORTHWEsT AND SOUTHWEST
500 A ". -BINGHAMTON MAI. stops at principal
stations. ..
10 90 A M-,care Car BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMrON. UTICA RGCHFlELD SPRINGS. syria
CtSE apd OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
Parioi cabs BuNalo with uan for ch cleo
100 p M-oafc can SCRANTON WILKESBARRE
and EIMIRA EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
800 T. M-sCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLfA-
Oi'TH EXPRESS Pullman Bune' Paflor CaTs
10 + VI ODallyl.-Buralo N~silhuled Limited fxnres
,5r SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA Bt'F
FAI>) Pullman Buffet Sleeping car C7nn"cs at
Buffalo WITH train for chicago and y MS west
O.3O = NJ Daily. BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. ITHACA. RfCHFtEI.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
ana OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleeQers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
+2e Broadway Tickets at ferry stations si2
broadway. III i'h i?ihst ~ WsI l-s h-st
25 Columbus New York. S3s and 726 Fulton a. and
io' BroahwA,. rc,kyn Tim. tables giving full infor-
wEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call ,r ami
check baggage from hotel residence 20 desinaiion
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ERIE RAILROl'A.E'.D..:. }. a.:

Through trains leave Ne~-lo rom West TW.,.rly
falw anx rNy rNys,hSsc Expiess pa,y ,t,ora Jsmes.
900 hMns"amon ii Emira aif1iG sn Nest PsfISr cat
Buffalo. ..,,,.a fast mail Ia'', ,.riyss
900 ran Tor cSleafo IA c9,a.aus'PP ase sl;sSs; sS;
10 Chicago. 'eNeiand anu ~, a.
,.,,,uiea Express ist,,,r,s
7:3O 1;.s Fl "@"s ,i1.. % "as'1f "ns X. NJ,
LONE ,x W, chautauqua Lake anii ii.,.n,fs 10 BaS
$40 pais p % %add cnc1fo plnns .s
ia''i orsT. TIME CARDS A., a,7 broadway
,,Ions a, iii 26i. !ni ana Shanbers as
10 East i25th and 81 Wes aSs and 1e Futonss ss
West 23d.s ferries New oop uudsonst HoeoS,e@r al
Jersey CIV stniSn We wc'SOs SSs rest.acf, to de''''.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
oMpAGNIE GENERATE Transatlantique.

~ FRENCH LINE To HAVRE FRANCE.
la Rot RGOGNE. Lcboeuf sat. June O. m
IA RA1NE. Santelli. sat. June r. a.
n GAS'OGNE. Baudelon. sat June ~ 4.
Parlor and buffet suiokng attached Special
Train IaNre- Paris (or vcr Nersa) Seats 81 90
A FORGET. General Agent. No 2 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
NIAI\E STEAMSHIP LINE.

direct to Cottage CITY, Mass. and Portland. Maine
Delightful sea coast route 20 all pleasure resorts Norti
and East elegant scenery. low rates Steamers
sail from Pier M. IS East River every Tuesday
Thursday and saturday at +. VI.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Ocean 9teamers

NT NAKT LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL ny QUEENSTOWN
l.ucana .... g. l.ucanln July 4. n a m
June ~. N Etruria July II. p. n.
Campanla June -. Campania. July IL. 10 a.
Umbria . June -. a. Umbr!a July 25. p.
EXTRA SAILING
Aurania Tuesday. June o. 2 m.
From PIER ~. North River. foot II Clarkson-s,
For freight and passage apply the Companys ONCE.
~ Bowling Green. New York
VERNON II BROWN & CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
IALLoRY STEAMSHIP LINES

NA From Ncw-York. Wed. Fri. and Sal.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP Rl SEA To THE PORTS OF
TEXAS GEORGIA FLORIDA
ONE WAY. EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS 70
all points In Texas colorado Utah Arizona. California
Mexico. Georgia. Florida Excellent accommodations
SPECIAL TICKETS To HOT SPRINGS. ARK
Write for ~ page Pocket Guide tnaled free)
G H. MALLORY & CO. Cen Agis Pier 20 T.. r. \ Y
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
CL.YDE LINE.
CHARLESTON. 6. c.

" CHARLESTON s c
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Points
From PIER 90 T.. Il foot Of Roosevel;-s,.) 3 .. m.
INpQl'llS. lnrslay. June y
steamers have nrs,-class passenger accommodations
WM T. CLYDE 4 CO. General Agents
= Bowling Green. New York
Fla Cent Penn. Fast f. p Line. Via jacksonville
Great g. Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
EGFR. General AEt.. 3pi B'way. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DA\AAlA RAILROAD co.

owning and Operating COLUMBIAN LINE.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the Iathmus for all West Coast Ports O
ieNico Central and South America
Steamers from Pier foot West 9th ST. " Y
FINANt r. June 10. noon AllIANcA June 20 moor
For rates apply AT ComranVs Office. 20 broadway
Irli IL Afnr
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
s,eam>hip- sail every Saturday a, room.

NJ II'IN IINE.
s'~amshp- sail every Saturday
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
From Pier - Il. Foot West 2ith street.
CITY OF ROME E....... .Jt Ne AND JULY
saloon S1o and up. "a cabin. $50. steerage. f25 so
Circns-a June l3 Anchoria June p
FLTressa June ~ Ethiopia July II
saloon So up p cabin. $50 S35 s2+ so.
H-niers,n Brot1ers General Agents Bowling Green.
a TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
~ SCREW sTEAMERs-NEw- w-YORK-LONDoN-
WEEKLY
s 3 AlAssAcHl sETTs .......................Ju June
For freight md passage spply 20
NEW YORK SHIPPING co. General Agents
No I Broadway. New York.
fo,to of Meat HoIs r-st
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

G.rmanic. 90. Jun. 10 noon Germanc..... July 8.
Teutluic. june L. Teutonic July IL.
Bri,annic .Jun- -. noon Hyannlc July g noon
July n Airiaiic July -
40 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS
per No 45. North River Orce. - Broadway. y Y
II. MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
STANDARD CLOTHING COMP

Deering roads suffered serious damage
in the late heavy rains.
A private letter from Rev. D.. Sewa d
Of Southwark, Conn.,, and formerly Is
resident in Doering, and pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational church then OF
Portland, shows him, at the ags OF eigh-
ty-fve, still active as = preacher and
writer.
Miss Evelyn Whitney who will take IL q
place in the Deering high school left
vacant by Miss Myra Perry. has secured
boarding place in the homo of Mrs.
Granville Stevens, Stevens Plains Ave-
nue..
Miss M critic Cheney has gone bach
to Waterville. She expects TO begin tn
work in the Augusta high school mex
week.
Westbrook Seminary opened Tuesday
Of this week.
| Eruit stealing has been going on IL
Deering, conducted by parties too old tt
| be engaged ia so mean a business.
Mrs Fitz and sons Wyman and Will,
have returned from Bath where the,
have been visiting friends.
Mrs. Proctor of Gardiner, Mass.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Goodhu
Of Stevens Plains Aven We, Ueering Cen
FER
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the mouey If it fails to cure 25c
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
DEERING.

D1. e. G. Neal, formerly of Deering
now of Tremont. Maine, has recently
been in town and called upon some of
his old friends.
Misses Alice and Lucy Jones of Leon
ard street, have returned from pleasant
visit at Cornish.
The Good Templars of Deering Centre
will give q fine entertainment Including
a good old-fashioned bean-supper, on
Thursday evening, at their hall in Hoegg
Opera House, and will be glad to see all
who will give fifteen cents for the privil-
eye of coming in.
Miss Louise knight of Deering Center
has been visiting relatives and friends in
Durham, her fathers old home.
Mrs. Frances Swan of Everett, Mass,
who has been visiting trends in Port
land and Deering, has returned to bel
home.
Mr.. Clark and daughters OF Leonard
street have returned home.
Service was recommended at AL Sour
church on Sunday last. The pastor
preached; and the meeting again OF pas
tor and people was thing to be grateful
for.
Mrs. Burnham and nd-daughter
Sadie, of Deering Center, have been Wis
iting friends in Limington, they hav
| returned to Deering.
Mrs. Charles Richardson, with her sol
and daughter have returned to thel
home in Boston, after visit at the hom
CT Mr. A'temas Richardson on Bes
street.
Miss Alice Jones Of Deering Center ma
returned to Mr.. Charles Jackson's studi
Portland, after short vacation.
Mr.. Littlewood and family. have move
to the corner of Leland and Leonar
streets, Deering Center,
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10

Alex Benson as a victualler at 90
Middle street.
Frank Murphy as viotualler at Port
land street. .oo
John Eagan as q viotualler at lso
Center street.
Charles G. Tewkesbury was licensed 70
give theatrical exhibitions in the Pore-
land theatre.
POPULATION OF PORTLAND.
Alderman Eagan submitted the follow
ing report from the city assessors on 0ne
census Of the city made in May;
Males under years Of age. aeo
Males between and 81. O. ~ se7
Fama1ss ,,rJar "a se.rs of aoa 1886
EamaIas hatr.aa,. 80 uriSr Of 1851
Fama1as ovor 81 reors "A. 1896
Total ponulation. Al, 1856
Mr.. Edward M. Tasker was appointed
an undertaken at his own request.
MISCETLANEOUS BUSIN ESS
n pom recommendation of the Democratic
city committee Henry ]. Coney was APP
pointed to serve at election clerk in Ward
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Daniel j. Carr.
Upon the Recommendation of the he
publican oity committee S. Major Ham,
NETT was appointed TO serve as election
clerk in Ward 4 to fill tho vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Joseph &. Reed.
James M. Black was appointed election
clerk in Ward to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of j. K. Davis.
Deputy Hartnett reported that the arc
light at various points about the city
have been reported out go hours during
the month and that the incnndescent
lights have been out IS hours altogether.
In Common Council
The common council ooncurred In all
of the above orders. The question arose
whether the city council could transact
any other business outside of that men
toned In the call and the mayor when
called upon to rule on the matter decided
that no other business outside of the cal
could be transacted.
The council non-conourred and laid or
the table the order to build sidewalk
on the southerly side of Portland street
by a vote of 10 yeas to 8 nays.
The council also non-oonourred in the
order purchasing land on the northerly
side of Portland street to be used for part
purposes.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
MARRIAGES.

In this city. Aug. %. by Rev. S. F. Pearson.
George A. Beals and Miss Mary &. Gowell. both
of Portland.
In this city Sept. 9Th. by Rev. s. F. Pearson,
Frank T. Frobery and Miss Sarah j. Alexander,
both OF Portland.
In Skowhegan, Sept. 4. q. L. Durrlll ana Grace
Wentworth.
In Caribou. Sept. 8, Charles B. Margeson and
Miss L. F. Chisholm.
In Berwick, j. Frank Bickford and MISS Mary
e. Day.
In Milton, n, H.. Charles P. Bruce and Miss
Emma M. Brown Of Augusta.
In Montague. John B. Williams OF Lincoln
and Miss Elsie E. Smith Of Carroll,
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10

In Brownfeld. Sept 5. Charles Walker and
Miss Hattie .Huntress, both of Porter. ,naa
In Augusta Sept. z, Joseph Theberg and Miss
Marie Ferland
In Madison. Sept. s, Charles Fl. Tibbetts and
Maggie Z. Fletcher. both of Rome.
In liberty. sent. i. Charles Lewis. NJ. D., OF
| Frostburg, Pa, and Alice j. Davis OF Liberty
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
DEATHS.

In this city. Sept. 8. Dea zenas R, harrington
aged SO years. ,, r,,,rsaou a.
100 O'Clock. .,. soat
child Of Dana G. and Sadie G. Skilhn. aged .
In In Pittsield, Sept. 2. Mrs. Eta J. Gilman,
in Bath Sept s. Mrs A CLARK aged - a2yrs
In Calais, Sept. 2, Daniel Downing, aged 81
years.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
NOT HARMONIOUS IN HARMONY

NOT HARMONIOUS IN n ARMUN c.
The last team left the Sebastioook
Moosehead railroad Tuesday night.
About 20 Italians are waiting for their
pay, but not stroke of work Is being
done or will there be this year. The town
OF Harmony gave bond for So. 300 and
pnid the road 81, 500 in cash and became
responsible for the land damages, which
1t was claimed would be $4,000. Now
Harmony people are dissatisfied, claim
ing that they have not received any re-
turns for their investment.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
* EXCHANGE ST.

In biddeford, Sept 3. Charles o. Mfllikeni
Cant BENJAMIN O. Tarr, aged 81 years.
In Lyman, Aug. 2S, Mrs. Leona Brown. aged
90 years. .s
Iii Limerick, Aug. 80. Joshua Holland, aged
81 years. 1888
In Lebanon, Aug. 81. Fred S. Roberts, aged
36 years.
In Kennebunk Aug 81, Alfred Dennis, ageo
80 years.
In Waterboro, Aug %, Sarah knights, aged
50 years: 26th, Stephen Andrews, aged ~ yfss
In Alfred. Aug. 27, Nathaniel WeYMeasns
aged 80 years.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10

fall and light stock and sold ALL an
SEASON filed with all that New and Desirable
the times have been such enable
the produce consequently prepared sell TIL
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
IF YOUR WATCH KICK

WYE will take the kick out OF u ano MAKE
w keep good time. MainspIings ia eissS
e1s s9. all wworss Arstoiass. MCKINNEY. The
Jeweler Monument Square iaaAou
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-10
SUITS AND TROUSERS, 0VERC0AT;

20 to per cent less than you have been the habit OF
Remarkable Low Prices WILL the old adage Melt Like
We want to cloth your Boys---CAN WE? See what