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The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
PERSONAL.

The friends of Rev. Mr.. Spiers
and Mrs. Spiers will congratulate them
on the birth of q son to Mrs. Spiers
Thursday last.
M. J. Denver, assistant general man
ager of the New England Telephone Co.,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Morse, Mr.. Philip
@. Morse and W. Edwin Ulmer, ESQ.,,
of this city, were the guests, of Mr.. and
Mrs Albert G. Lockhart Of Cam bridge,
Mass, on the occasion Of the reception of
the opening of the new and elegant
Lockhart mansion on Highland avenue,
Tuesday evening last. A large and bril-
ception and entertainment was most
elaborate and sumptuous affair.
Ex-Sheriff Doughty of Gray was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Robert WEIGH, clerk at John Will
liamson's drug store, is once more attend
ing to business after a long illness.
T. Fl. Fassett. Esq, was at ssGorham
yesterday on business in connection with
the additions to the State Normal School.
William A. Goodwin, Esq, is quite
seriously i'll at his home on Pine street.
Several days ago, Mr.. Goodwin, who had
been slightly indisposed, was overcome
by dizziness and fell in the hall of the
house, striking his head against the
! wall, infioting a mum Der Of cuts and
bruises, and since then he has been
suffering from the shock due to the acoi-
dent.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Preble house yesterday: P. l..
| SWEET, Waltham H. F. Roberts, Marga-
ret Watson, J. g.. Nalge, New York; H.
s. Lincoln, Wheeling, Wv; J. B. Canon,
W.P. Mathews, Boston; J.W. Burbank,
| Rockland; p. I. White, New York; Rev.
VIC. Wilson and wife, Spring field.
| Among she arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were: W. H. Llttlefield, Lew
iston; S. ". Roberts, George Emmett, e.
A. Caldwell, J. P. Brown, H. H. Brown,
Boston: A. +. Halcourt, E. e. Roberts,
6. M. Lily, A. j. Ellis, New York; E.
Il. Sturdiyant, Springfield.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Yesterdays Fire.

The alarm yesterday morning from
box Al, was at 2s4 Fore street in tene-
ment occupied down stairs by Mrs. Con-
ley and upstairs by Mrs. Holland. The
fire caught ON a beam used to support the
floor which projected into the chimney.
The chemical extinguished the blaze.
The damage was slight. The second
alarm from box Al about an hour later
was caused by stove pipe " hich did not
fit into the chimney and filed the room
in the same house, where the first fire
was, with smoke.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
McLeod's Grip Recovered,

Harry Buckles, who was arrested
Thursday for larceny of fur cap from
Daniel Friel, has been found also to be
the man who stole Rodney McLeod's va
lise at the railroad station March l..
Mcleod described the man by whom he
thought his valise was stolen as wearing
a cap and q pair of rubber boots. Deputy
Marshal Sterling was struck by the fact
that Buckles wore a cap and rubber boots
and questioned Buckles SO closely that
he confessed to having stolen the valise
and that he sold it to the pawn broker Oh
India street for 40 CENTS
The valise was identified and returned
to Nc Leod. Buckles will come up before
Judge Robinson again today on second
count of larceny
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
OWEN. MOORE & co.
Base Ball.

The Portland club is now complete,
and will be as follows: Duncan, Ahearn
and Donovan, catchers; Klilleen, Paige,
Mccoy, McDougal, Woods ard Buckley
pitchers; Slater, first base Musser, out
field; Magoon, third Cavanaugh at
short; Hanrahan, second iase; Leighton
and Tebeau outfelders. Then there are
under reservation O'Rourke and Ma.
honey, making eighteen in oil. While
Musser and Tebeau are infielders, they
will be played in the outfleld at first un.
til it is ascertained If the other men are
as good as reputed. OF course some OF
the players under contract will be re.
leased, but who they will be cannot now
be stated.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
DOWN ON COMMERCIAL STREET.
There is Bad State of Things Owing to the
Wind of Wednesday Night.

Drivers of loaded teams find CONNER
cial very bad street for their business
now. The wind of Wednesday night
while it piled the snow in drifts along
some sections of the street from above
the office of Deering, Winslow & Co., to
the old Eastern station, simply swept it
out, making very bad condition of
things. 1t has tnawed just enough since
to add to the trouble. and many teams
were stuck fast there yesterday AFTERNOON.
Apparently snow will have to be hauled
from other portions of the street, or from
the wharvss where there is an ample
supply.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Patent Medicine Price war.

It is rumored that the retail druggi SITS
are going to have lively campaign pref
ty soon and that a cutting and slashing
Of patent medicine prices will result.
For long time the druggists of Port
land have had an agreement to mai ntain
q certain schedule of prices on standard
proprietary preparations, but gossip has
1T that some of the dealers have been ig-
noring that list and that general on
slaught on the established list Will result.
Developments are awaited with much in.
foroct
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
THE SEASON AT RIGBY.
Horsemen Much Pleased With the Events
as Far as They Have Been Announced.

Manager Fl. F. Farnham has been
sending out letters to horse owners with
circulars giving the September series of
events at Rigby, and also the events to
be settled during the New England fair,
and he is hearing already from some OF
the bsst known horsemen of the country.
His correspondents are delighted with
the Rigby programme for this season and
many have already written that they
shall enter their horses little later.
AT this time there is every prospect OF
a very busy and successful season at
RigDy. A noted Massachusetts, horse
owner wrote TO Mr.. Farnham. 81 have
received your list Of events and am much
pleased. You can count on me to enter
several horses. Mr.. Farnham Is salts
fed with the outlook.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
BRIEF JoTTINes.

The Women's Literary Union at thei1
meeting at Second Advent church this
afternoon will listen to papers by Miss
Ella Bangs. Mrs. Dortieos. and Miss Mar
aaxet ElweIl. The meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. Cullen Chapman, Mrs.
e. L. Cooling, and Miss Harriet Clark.
Rev. John r. Crosser will deliver q
leoture next Wednesday night in the
Presbyterian church. corner Of Park and
Pleasant streets.
Mr. Nelson of Deering, will preach al
Union Opera House South Portland, at
$50 p. m.
Rev. E 2. Woodward will preach on
temperance in the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union series tomorrow even
ing In the Second Advent church.
This evening the crew of Engine z,
which comprise Harbor Master Goud and
his assistants, will celebrate the first an
niversary of the opening of their cosy
quarters on Portland Pier.
Tomorrow evening in the Second Par
ish church occurs the third in the popu-
lar course OF illustrated lectures on ''pil-
grim's Progress. These lectures are
growing in interest and favor with the
public and are attended by large audi
ences.
Yesterday was bright, with low tenn
perature and cold wind morning and
night, and pleasant in the middle of the
day.
There is talk that an ordinance will
be presented to the city council calling
for the placing of the appointment of
the ianitors Of the school buildings in
the hands of the school committee.
The iron bridge over the Presumpsoot
at West Falmouth was moved some feet
down stream from its abutments during
this recent food. Yesterday large crew
of men was at work moving the bridge
back and strengthening it.
The alterations and repairs on the post
office are completed.
There will be Gospel service at the
rooms of the Young Women's Christian
Association, Sunday, March Is at A.. 80
p. m. Miss Oliver will have charge of
the service. A cordial invitation to
BIZ present is extended to all women.
The Portland Camera Club will give
an exhibition of lantern slides from Lon.
don, Eng. lat the Art club rooms, tonight,
at o'clock.
The International Company's shed al
PASSPORT is pretty we'll filled with freight
largely smoked herring. awaiting ship
ment. The ST. Croix on her next triE
will probably clear it out.
The flags of the Boston and Portsmouth
Steamship Company are at half-masl
on the buildings and steamers as mark
of respect for the late George S. Hunt
director of the international and Maine
steamship Company.
"Well,'' said ex-Chief Norton yester
day morning as the alarm rung in from
box Al, "Ch1ef Eldridge got off little
easier than did. was sworn il
at 10 in the morning and before nightfal
l had responded to two alarms.''
The monthly meeting Of the Portland
typographical Union will be held this
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Rev. e. P. Allen, former pastor of thu
Vaughan street church, will speak il
the mems meeting at Y. NJ c. A. hal
Sunday afternoon at 4. 80 o'clock. AL
nen are welcome
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Writing PAPER Sale.

Frank B. Clark will have sale of
writing paper at his store No. 515 Con-
gress street, commencing today. He has
received 1852 pounds of the celebrated Bos-
ton linen paper which he will sell at halt
price and other goods equally low. His
advertisement will give further particu-
lars of the sale.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
"Wonders Again. y

Rines Brso. are out again with another
hsuar" ad. in today's PRESS calling at
tention to their great sale of Gents Fur
nishings for today. If it should storm
during the day the sale will be continued
Monday, as their store closes promptly at
6 p. N.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Boxing Exhibition.

There will be boxing exhibition at
Thatcher Post hall this evening under
the management Of Prof. Vim. Stanton.
Prof. Stanton will introduce some Of the
best boxers in the country including Dick
O'Brien champion middle weight of New
England, Patsy Reredon champion of
Maine Billy Mahoney of Lewiston and
others The doors Will be open at and
the exhibition begin at y
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Got Her Moneys worth.

A lady going to the Union station yes
terday on a Congress street Car had two
grips and nine bundles for baggage. The
latter were of all sizes and were tied to
gether to facilitate carrying. If anybody
ever got cents worth of transportation
out of the Street Railroad company this
LADY did
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Thatcher Relief Corps.

Thatcher Relief Corps will have box
party at Thatcher Post Hall Tuesday
evening, March 18th. All members, with
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Funeral of MIR. Edwards.

The funeral of the late Thomas Ed
wards will be held this afternoon at 2. sc
from his late residence at the corner of
Pine and West streets.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
LADIES'
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HOSIERY.


1t has never before been good fortune make such
handsome spring showing Ladies' Fine Hosiery,
About this time you're likely looking preparatory buying
your Spring Hosiery
1t would take much less tell what what kind
I've have
We make specially fine goods and this particular line
ment large We show Novelties
disappointed them. you
and buy SO much the better for all OF
The Hosiery speak today combined the latest and select
terms with the best quality yarn
Ladies' Black Silk HOse-pan Ladies' Iilse Thread
drop STITCH $780, 800 and Rchieu nbed-opn
insep-blacks and 35c.
Ladies' Plated SILK HOse-plan SOC, 75c, $1.OO.
and drop stitch and open instep,
$1OO 1875, 15O
Ladies' Opera Hoseplan drop
Ladies' Plated Silk Hose stitch and fancy shades 5Oc 75c
evening shades 75c worth 81 90 $lOO.
Ladies' Fancy Lsle Thread .
feet and coa -. : Ladies' Out Size HOsebackt
all shadespan and 25c, a s m Ngl S0aueS'
eso soo 7se 81 M Csc, Soc, 5Oc Zoe, $1OO.
Ladies' White and Cream Silk Ladies' White Plated Silk
evenly $780, H0sen 75c,
200, 1915. $1.OO, 1.5O.
It will be worth your while to call and look
through line before S broken. We
be pleased to show whether you buy
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

The Muslin Under.
wear stock, of which
there's a larger line than
the store has ever shown
before, is full of novelty,
full of exclusive styles
and designs, not to be
seen elsewhere. The
Three Plume" brand is
acknowledged the leader
of its class, the best for
the money of any goods
made. Our house con-
trolls the selling here.
Outfits to order.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
Hoods Pills ssss 1 Plss s seaspa
The geather today
is likely to be

me WeQCfteT bOUQB
is hhseJu to De
Fair.
PORTLAND. Mar. IA. 1895.
lLENTY of novel;
4 ties in fancy Rib
bons for dress
trimmings; new colors to
match the dress goods,
new stripe and figure
effects. New black satin
face Velvet Ribbons. Stiff
rustling Taffetas, wash
ribbons for undercloth-
ing, rich white faille rib
bons for occasion cos
tunes, betting ribbons,
all colors and many fancy
meanings.
The Ribbons depart
ment is showing a superb
line Of all these IN the
best quality 0mI---we keep
no cotton ribbons.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

Such a stock Of beau
tiful laces!
Matched sets, choice
patterns, ---all exclusive
designs not to be seen
elsewhere c hi IF Q n S,
crepes and mulls for
fronts and neck dressing.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

A complete new stock
of thin fabrics for chill
dren's dresses is just
opened. including mad
rasses, lawns, muslins,
chambray, bingham etc.
the pick from the choic-
est importations.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

WI ANTED-Vest Maker. First class vest
w maker wanted OF once on custom
work Steady employment. ALLEN & CO.,
204 Middle street. AL
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14
THE PRElSp-

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Gastoffa!
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

Mems Buck and Oil Tan Gloves at less
than fifty cents on the dollar. 75c and
$1.OO quality, sale price 3Sc.
The $1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 Gloves only CSC,
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

Odd lots of Gents Linen Collars, mostly
large sizes, 2100, linen regular zoe quality,
sale price 2 for Be. Your size may be
here.
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-14

It will be worth your while to call and look
through our line before it is broken We will
be pleased to show you whether you buy or not.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-01

uIfltn9en, 3. Gu9uf. lGig
0lljdbrli9, iplIroe bier oas Set Der bi.
Sun9frauen Fides, Spes uno Chart
tas, oenen bic Srti9aft Den NomeI
Iroisvierges Deroantt lilo am 2.
auguit oas qortiuntulafeIt eeIeiert.
Die Tcitpreot9ten bielten Slusi Neoemp.
toriltenpatcrs, pslhe aud oil oieien
S0gen I'M Sei4tItuble ausbalfeu, BENIN
ltebensebnbunOert Perionen traten ;llfn
2il4e oes Serrn, nouon pieis aus ipci.
ter 6erre berbeigeeilt tuaren, nm oes
9roBen Portiuntulaablaiiss tbsiIbaft
81 peroen.
SOmmsloin9en, 2. Qu9ut.
Gin Sonfortium bon GapitaIiiten bat
lth bier 9ebiloet sur grri6tuna zines
9roben SOlSid9epertes nit Sampf-
uno gSanertraft. Gas @ert tommt
9egeniiber Dem bieli9en gabnbof gu its.
ben.
Sonneweg. 2. Iugult. Cine
Shonnpaarenfabrit aus Wiirsbura bet
nit Dem llnternebmer s8oienberser
elnen oefinitiDeu Saufoertraa abae.
'blo'lsn, Sur @rperbung zines Sbeiles
oemielben 9sbOrenoen uro bier oeleae-
men groBen Serraintompleres 3wefs
G%rbauun9 elmer S%abritanla9e. Mit
benz Yaus miro in ndhiter 3eit begOns
men.
@ana6. l.. auguit. Not mar
unIer Serr Piarrer tre9en Der geeroi-
9ltn9sfeier Der Su geDern plDblid oer-
itCrbenen 6rdulein Sisoprif abpeIeno.
ais er an oas Sterbebett elmer ebenialls
bonn S9lage aeritbrten Grau aus bie.
Tiger Ortlbaft. Der Gbefrau Nif. Me.
oin9er s%uriifgerufcn meroen muBte.
Die Serbli6ene binterldBt cine 3abl-
rel6e. trauernoe Samilie.
Dem Nrbeiter Sobann Sunier
aus gettel nuroe i6pn Su peri6ieoenen
Wfalen Grtremeute bon Sbieren uuo
Mteniden in ieinen 3iebbrunnen se.
i1iittet, 10 oaB oas 98aiIer fir WeIl.
iben uro Sieb uuaenieBbar 1T uno Der
quite Wann IeIn g8aier melt berbolsn
mllB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-01
Sas gcIoeuc Smbii6nnt
Der
Mi@urls @ensinne in ct.
@iGacls, WaiBinston Co., @ts.

Not ME Supor mar Ct. Wti6aels an
Der GrensliuIe bon SOwn &swastum
unb E0rmIn9tpn 9ele9en nit elmer
iOl9en WRenldenmaiie augeiiiat, nie
am Sienltdg oOriger Wohe, al pel6em
Gage D1s 0oloene Subildum Der st.
Mi6aels= 8emelnoe geTeiert iuuroe.
Sol9enoe bo1tu. Serren luaren sll=
9e9eu: .. 8. Wslbss, Sobn Serrises,
Is. Wteper. y. 9eles. s. ". SO9mes,
S. MiinSer, S. y. StupIel. %. &u.
ten9rubsr, ). y. Grcms. 5. 8ertram,
u. Mller, g8m. Slum, $. Suber. 81.
3immer, 9. SAwai9er. y. @o9t uno
.. Sealtern. NO4 bent SO6amt be-
9ab li1 bic Mtenge, boil 1900 on Der
3abl, nah Subert S6neloer's gSalo-
den, no Die 6eltllbteit Oes Sa9es III
Der iAOnIteu g8elie ~perllef.
SolQenoes lit cine tleine Stis,e bon
Dem gntltsben Der @emeinOe: IS uaren
lcBteu Sum- so Sabre. lett fOlgenOe
6amilien aus Der giiei-8e9eno, Ibein.
preuBen, oas alte 0aterlano D~erlieBen,
UNI lia i'm ireien Nmerita ein neues
Seim Su griinoen; lie tamen na1 elmer
52taSiSea Seereiie aui Dem SsaelihlH
o@lintOn" in Nelu Yort 9lilfllh an;
ss waren Die Samillen 0t. GDoentir6.
SD. S6uu, 8. Serri9es, S. Sbeuib.
y. i. SAneioer, =. Seller, -. Stunt,
y. @6bm, s. Mooermuno uno $.
Sammes. @elde SinoerniIie CUR oa=
mali9eu 3eit gu iiberwinosn Wareu,
SeDOrt mobl nibt bierDsr.
Gam fam Gep. SortpB, Damn Gep.
s. &ebrI. &eu. ). &einbl, Gep. s. u.
MiiQsr, Gcp. &~uden9ruber, &ep.
S0rs, Jteu. S1miB, 5teu. SteDle. GeO.
Goelmann, &eo. Graba, Der erite bier
wObnbafte Yiarrer, Damn Die po6m.
SO. WrObihmiot, z. s.. @elbss, 8.
g. &beIen, ". $. SO1emes, unp su=
leBt u. s. Wtiinscr, Der 9e9cnmdrtiGe
Yfarrer Der 8tmcinoe. Sie erIte STRIDE
mar ein SoQbous. ocIieu Sou weuiger
ais s25 ~tpliete. 1855 baute mar Damn
cine nelle Stride aus Telolteinen! Gieie
toItete obne Die Nrbeit Der @emeinoe
$500. 90. gus aud 0icie I'M 2duie Der
3eit niht me6r SDedcndpreheuO mar,
9ln9 man inter Der umllhtl0en Gei=
tuna bes Geu. 9Selbes oarGn, 1884
cine neue Hirhe aus Srif uno i'm Qos
t6iIden St0l gu bauen; oieleIbe lit 10
bel 100 6uB uno 9eb0rt. nn lie eieIen
Sommer bon Serrn &IOie bon DILL
mautee nusGemult iDuroe, wobl gu elmer
Der i0DuIteu SanOtirhen 99l3cOnlin3.
Inter &ep. @robihmiot mur0e ods
SUeite ShulbNu3 9ebnut; inter Gep.
Wiinier ous SpGite Ih0ue Yiurrbuus.
Qtn Spftrn bat IS mphl niAt Qeicblt.
bob III Die Gjemeiu0t ihuIoenfrei uno
bciinoet lib unttr Der 2cltuuQ ces Qe=
GenmGrtiAeH QfNrrers, GeD. MunSer,
III gut Qeoronetem 3uItanoe.
Nm pOrlebten Sicnltag nun, am Sus
beItuIe. frcute lib 9llt uuo Suuo. S0s
Stcruenbnmer uebte bonn 4irhtburme,
ais ,3ti0su pObl. BAH mir uebit umit-
rem FL. @lauben and oG5 &aterluno
bod bNlteu. M6ge 0ottsS ScQen uUi
Der @emeiuoe ruben, bar nod meitere
so Sahren Gieis!be Gas l00iGbrige Su=
bilaum ebcniO wie oas isgi8e ieieru
fam.
INITIATED Der Gemeinoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-01
Saar, Wuisl, Gitel uno Suusrid.

Srier. 6roBe @reigniiie uerfen
ibre S6atten poralls uno 10 bari es
lltbt WuuOer nebmen, oaB bic 0er-
le5un9 oes Srierer Suiarenre9imeuts
nab StraBburg, oellen Nntunft ia erft
enoe september mad beenoetem Ma-
nDper 81 erparten 1T, ii1 ieBt idon
bemertbar ma1t. 9ei elmer einsiaen
Seroin9unssanitalt iolen lid, ME man
ersdblt, nibt meniger als AZ mebr poer
mlnoer juuge 0ienitmaohen aus Srier
(auf cine Sunooou tpmmt IS ia nidt
am au9emeloet baben, I'M Steleu in
Der punoeridOnen Staot 81 srbalteu.
Der Dug oes Seriens". = Der 4us-
sug ,unieres" Suiaren &e9iments
gin9 am 9onnerstas BON Staten.
8ans Srier mar auf ben &inen. Die
SduIer in ben StraBen, our6 pelde
oas Geglmeut 5og, tparen nit SGbueu
geibmildt. 8egsn s ubr bssauu Der
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