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The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
Portland & Rochester Railroad
ANNUAL MEETING.

FTYHE Stockholders of the Portland &
J. Rochester railroad are hereby notified
that their annual meeting will be held at the
office of Geo. P. Wescott, 1911 Middle street,
Portland, on Wednesday, the seventh day OF
to act upon the following articles, viz:
Ito hear the report Of the Directors and
act thereon.
amend the BYLAWS that the Board OF
Directors shall consist of ten persons instead
of nine, as now provided by Bylaw No. 2
3.-TO elect Directors for the ensuing year.
4.-To elect a clerk of the Corporation.
5.-To transact any other, business that
may legally come before said meeting.
VIM. II. CONANT, Clerk.
Portland, September %, 1896. sep22d2w
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
DEATHS.

In Sedgwick. Sept 81, Jennie @. Holden, wife
of DR., r. E. Hagerthy
Notice Of funeral hereafter.1
In Bangor. Sept. IA. Mary. wife OF William.
Newman, aged 81 years;
In Machlas, Sept IL, Capt. Thos E. Hutchin-
In ORR 0rrington, Sept. IL. Harry G. Irish. aged
% years. A.. ,.u. r. c..e..
wife Of Cnas. D. GRAHAM, aged SO years.
In Augusta, Sept, 10. William Britt, aged
40 years. - .,Y ..,....
I'm In Abbot Village, Sept. 9, Mrs. Julia Buxton
In Cooper's Mills, Mrs. Mary j. Aohorn, aged
sch North Arson, Sept. Is, Charles G. Getch
ell, aged 81 years.
In Rockland, Sept H. Mrs. Louisa E. Sher
man. formerly Of Lncolnville Beach, aged 81
years.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
NEEDLESS SUFFERING.
Homes Everywhere Filled With
the Weak and Nervous.
No Need to Feel Tired and Irritable
knowledge That You May Never
Have Possessed.


People often have pale and sallow
compilations, the muscles are weak and
flabby; there is weak, nervous feel
ing and a general tired and exhausted
condition; the appetite is gone. The
spirits are depressed; strength, energy
and ambition are lacking; the sleep
may be disturbed, there may be neu-
ralgia and rheumatic pains. In fact
the entire system lacks vigor Of nerves
and power OF the body. These condi-
tons arise from disordered state OF
the nerves and blood What is needed is
DR.. Greens's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy to build up the wasted, weak
ened, diseased nerves, and to give .
supply of purer, richer blood.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Cardinal Satolit is indignant over the
publication of q story that he not only
rides q bicycle, but that he has converted
the papaI legation into bicycle acade-
my. The only basis for this story is the
fact that the Cardinal has accepted from
a manufacturer the gift of wheel.
Bob Fitzsimmons was arrested at the
Bartholdi hotel, New York, yesterday,
charged with a misdemeanor in arrang-
ing prize fight. An indictment was re-
turned against him by the grand jury.
:. Fitzsimmons finally secured ball and
was released. The district attorney said
there were two counts to this indict-
ment.
The Wyman will case in Boston has
been settled out of court and there will
be no contest over the requests of about
81, 900, 900 to public charities. The set
Element will not impair the payment
of the direct gifts of the testators will
and codicil.
Elliot NJ. Hall, 50. unmarried, commit
ted suicide shortly before O'Clock this
morning by shooting himself through
the right temple with revolver. He was
man OF some little property.
S. Coxey Of com monweal fame, who
| WAS turned down by the fusion Congress
sional convention in his district, has
bolted the Democratio- Populists Fusion
and announced that he will run for Con-
gress indie pendently.
| The first international women's con-
gress was opened Saturday in the great
hall of the Berlin city buildings and its
sessions will last week. Six hundred
women delegates are present.
Yesterday morning an electric cal
whom near the corner of Fourth md
Bridge streets, Cambridge, struck and
killed an unknown sohoolboy about 10
years. Passengers say the boy jumped
directly in front OF the car.
| The governor OF Pennsylvania has par
doued John Bardsley, the ex-city treaaur,
| err of Philadelphia, serving a term II
the penitentiary for eubezzlement. q
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Cotton King.

AAAAA6e
Last night that popular melo drama
"The Cotton King" was presented at
Portland theatre. The scenes are laid
in America and England and tell story
of love and trials, and although many
of the exciting soenes are laid in the
factory districts and deal with the fac
tory people and their lives, still the
hazardous question of labor is never
touched. There are any number of
thrilling situations and the piece is
brim full of action from beginning to
end. Among the exciting scenes is
one where the hero. Jack Osborne, is
attacked by gang of ruffians and
chained in burning building. Another
is where the sweetheart is pushed be-
meath the slowly descending elevator
and released just as the cage is about
to crush her.
As in former occasions wheh this
drama has been presented hers, there
was good audience present and all the
thrilling situations were loudly ap-
plauded and curtain called.
The Fatal Card.
If you enjoy thoroughly good melo-
drama, exoellently acted and superbly
staged, you will not fail to attend the
presentation of 1.-THE Fatal Gard, at the
Portland Theatre. Friday evening. This
play fully deserves the reputation 1t has
won and one need but to see 1t to fully
understand the vogue. II is play that
everyb ody can comprehend, and that
every body can enjoy. 1t tells a story Of
intense interest, which admits of start
ling situations and realistic effects.
The company presenting it here ia ex-
cellent in every detail, and the scenic
Embellishments Is said to be marvel Of
stage craft. The STORY of 1.-THE Fatal
Card" briefly told ia as follows; The
principal character is villain who,
after almost losing his life by cheating
at cards. in Western mining camp, goes
to England, Acquires wealth. and settles
down as leader of band of swindlers.
The sutton for bis daughters hand dis
covers his guilt. and the villain decides
to destroy the mau who knows his se-
cret with an internal machine but sud-
denly finds. however, that his proposed
victim is the man who once saved his
lite. His daughter appears on the scene
just as the bomb is about to explode,
and hurls the deadly thing through the
window. The explosion wrecks the
building. and the villain psrishes, while
his daughter and her lover escape.
The Bostonian's Subscriptions.
The Bostonians this year remain
practically the Same as In the last few
years. All the old favorites remain and
the new additions have included artists
who have made a reputation in other
pretentious light opera companies. The
complete list includes Henry Clay Barna-
bee, VIM. II. Macdonald. Jessie Bartl tt
Davis, Eugene Cowles, George Forthing-
ham, Hilda z. Clark, Alice Nelson,
VIM. E. Philip, T. Kelly Cole, Josephine
Bartlett, Gracia Quive. G. E. Landie,
S. L.Studley, Merrill, May Won Dresser
and Charles r. Hawley. The subscrip-
tion list is at Stock BRIDGES and is filing
rapidly. All who wish to see this COM
pany should call at once. as subscribers
will have first choice of seats.
Notes.
AL Mclean, advance agent of Caldsr's
spe ctacular melodrama "Saved From
the Sea-" is in the city. The dram a
will soon be seen at Portland Theatre.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22

Whereas at meeting OF the d1rec-
tors of the Portland & RumfOrd Falls
railway held September 81, A. D.,
1896. the following votes were passed,
namely,
"Whereas the capital stock of this com
pany is found to be insufficient for con-
STRUGGLING and operating its road, and for
stock should be increased yoted-That a
meeting of the stockholders of this corpora
ton be called at the office OF the J., company
October, A. D., 1896, at clock in the fore
noon to act upon the question whether the
stockholders will sanction an increase in
the capital stock of the company according
to the provisions of the revised statutes,
chap. 81, sec. o. and to determine to what
amount such increase of capital stock shall
be made. Voted-That the call for stock
holders meeting shall also contain the fol-
lowing articles, to witt To see whether
such stockholders will vote to purchae or
ieges, franchises and titles tides 81 the Rumford
Falls 81 Buckfield Railroad Company, or any
portion thereof, and If yes, to determine the
see whether such stockholders will vote to
issue interest bearing bonds secured by trust
mortgage OF the property, rights, privileges
and franchises of the company, and If yes,
tions of such bonds and to authorize the
execution aud delivery of such bonds and OF
the mortgage securing the same. To transact
any othel business that may legally come
before Them
Now, Therefore, pursuant to said
votes, notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation will be held at the
Office of the company in Portland, Me-,
on Friday. the second day Of October,
A. D.. 1895, at 9O'clOck in the fore
noon to act on the matters and for the
purposes set out in said votes of the
directors.
R. G. BRADFORD,
Clerk of the Portland q Rumford Falls Rail.
way.
Portland. Me-, September %, 1896. 1t
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
MARRIAG ES.
mittee.

In Biddeford. Sept. 1e. James Percival Run.
die of Saco and Miss Anabel Frances Yates Of
Biddeford.
In saco, Sept. &c. Charles b. Tibbets and
Miss Emma Louise Libby of Old Orchard.
In Bath Sept. IT, Aurin G. Wallace and Miss
Addie B. Lakin.
At Greens Landing, Sept. II, Frank A. Hop
kins and Miss Mary E. Grant.
In Rockland Sept. 49, Frederick A. Adams OF
Boston and Miss Lizzie George Adams 81
Rockland.
In Bangor, Sept. 10, Edward B. Tipbetts and
Miss Agnes X. Perkins.
In East Liverm0re Mills, Charles w. yose Of
Kingfeld and Hattie A. Smith OF East Liver
m0res
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22

Are You in Need of a Preserving Kettle?
chat enterprising home company the
Portland Stove Foundry company have
a novel offer in this issue. This is time
of year when a good preserving kettle
comes In handy. The first correct answer
to their enigma takes the KETTLE See
their ad vertiaement.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22

Reception at Portland Club.
Z On Monday evening next the Portland
Club will give All informal reception and
lunch to the Republican County Com
m ttaa
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22

{ dam Srsy Jenny, untraeed' . !,
Red Fox. ro 9, by Almont Boy,
dam Tom Hal, (Geers), 1872
3 mps.b g, by Brown Wilkes, dam
queen Ethel by Strathmore,
Weed Wilkes, IN, (Rathburn), 3s5
Crafty, BIZ h. (Beyer), 783
Gazette, b b. (Shockenoy), "a IA 8
Alti. b b, (Lake,, 476e
Quarter-.33, 80 IA, 80 80, .83.
Half-1.06, 1.04, 1.04 Ia, LOS 8-4.
Three.quarters-1.3 SO, 1.35 Ia, 1877,
1.35 IA.
Mile-a11, 400 IA 2.09 3-4, a.12.
2.24 PACE.
Six horses come out for the money
and were all driven hard to win. max
ing one of the most exciting races seen
at the park this season. Red Silk got
two heats, Refina two and Clifford one,
ruling the others out and putting the
race over until today when it will be
fought out by these three horses.
In the first heat Red Silk took this lead
at the start. The field stretched out be-
hind with Refina good second at the
half. Jack Bowen drove hard in the
stretch for the lead and pushed Red
Silk on for new mark Of 2.10. Red Silk
won the heat by head. Success was
d,stanced.
In the second heat Red Silk started off
In the lead and held 1t to the quarter
W hen she was passed by Refna. At
the half Rod Silk got the lead again
and held 1t by heal until the last turn
when Refina pulled up to the lead and
in an exciting finish won out by half
length.
In the third heat Refina started of in
the lead again and Clifford pulled up in
to second place at the half. There was a
hot drive for the wire between Maze,
Refna and Clifford. The latter horse
won by neck with Refina second and
Maze third.
In the fourth heat Red Silk started
OF on the run, Ref1na went on a break
at the first turn, but was driven hard
by Bowen and got among the leaders at
the finish. Clifford pushed Red Silk
into the stretch at fast gait, but the
latter won by head. Maze was third.
Time ala 8-4.
In the 8 fth heat Red Silk led by sew
eral lengths until the home stretch when
Refna by a magnificent squirt, got the
lead and hnshied first, with Red Silk
half length behind. The summary:
2.24 Stake, Pacing. Purse $4,000, Gun
fnished.)
Refina,g m, by Reelection, Mtnna
Wilkes, by George Wilkes, (Bow-
Red SILK, b m, by Baron Wilkes,
Mamie Ettiootts, by Bel Wood,
(Tyson), 1853
Clifford, b g, by Omond. Nina
ns z Gen e J. sS 5%ii:s sSs'F 1888
Red Oak, b 6, (Gesrs), 34454
Success, or g. (Golden,) DIS
TIME.
Quarter. 81 ga, SO Ia, .s3 1-a, .s3 IA.
Half-1.03 IA, 1.06 IA, LOO IA, .05 81.
Three-quarters-1.36, 1.38, 1.40, 1.39. 4
..Mile-2.10 a.10 ga, 2. IA, ala 3-4,
2.12 Ia
TODAY'S PROGRAMME.
2.24 stake, Diminished, purse $4,000.
g. class, tunfinished), pacing, purse
$4,000.
22s stake, trotting, purse $4,000.
2.18 stake, pacing, purse $4,000
Three-year-old stake, trotting, purse
$4,000.
The races will be called at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
Want Papal Ablegate's Authority Extend

Toronto, Ont, September 21.-A spec
ial despatch from Ottawa says: The
Liberals intend to ask the Vatican to
extend the authority Of the Papal
ALLOCATE in the United States to Canada
and that he be authorized to lnvesti-
gate the conduct Of certain French ca
madam bishops with the recent general
elections or else that special ablegate
be sent to Canada commissioned to hold
such inquiry.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
NEW ApvERrIsxnENrs.
NEW ApynnrIsrErsrrs.

DRESS
Innings.
We impress the fact your any often that
money saved by buying good Innings.
There inferior qualities the market which sold
the the good onepy because they profit
be either thoroughly posted the goods buy from
reliable who known carry only the best goods.
We sell only Innings We prefer selling
small profit than the cheaper qualities at large profit
Black and colored lining Cambrics, &c.
Best black Cambric-cr skirt lnngs-also
colors, DC.
Black soft finish Cambria SC and Sc,
Fast black Rusting Cambric-the
Sarcenet Cambric-back, grey white
cream-sleeve stffening lining, SC.
Best English Silesias in all colors for
waist Innings, 12c, 15c, zoe.
Cotton Surahs in all standard shades
light shades for lining
evening gowns 3Sc, $780,
Percalines-an shades-fop lining street
evening dresses. zoe.
Fast black English silesia l5c, $50.
Fast black Cotton Surah-best black
for lining because plabe abo
lutey fast 25c, 33c, 38c.
Fast black Percaline-- best for thin
lining as it is very light weight but firm
25c.
Fast black watered Percaline-.soft
inish--mosuy used for skirt nings
II 1-2c, 25c.
Fast black Rustljng Percaline- light
wesht--makes skirt though
lined with silk 25c
Fast black Rustlng Sikaline--hand-
some skirt linng--stnf finish with appear
Of MORE silk, 25c.
French Lining Musln---grey black
whtean excellent sleeve stiff
ening, IL I2c,
Grass Lnen--grey. cream back--.sif-
ening for skirts. sleeves cape IL 1-2c
Plain Crinoline--back whie---
good stffenmg for thin goods lOc.
Linen Canvas-black, scru--
best quality. Zoe.
French Hair Cloth--grey
black, 10 inches. wide. $50.
Linolene in grey.--used as
skirt sifenng 3Oc
Buckram--for nterlnng and
BeNs--best a5c.
Lustorine- -lfnng for coat Sleeves
black colored strpes--4O inches
lwde 75c.
| All Wool Moreen--black and greys-..
/ for skirt inings--25 wide, SIC.
Fast black Lucerne---next SILK
/ fine skirt Innings 33c.
Rustling Percaline--ecu csc,
FIBRE CEIAMOIs---the ideal intelinng Also
| Waterproof Facings Padded Innings,
/ SatiIines Royals,
Barred Crnolines, Canvas,
| Cabelines Sovereign Twfls
everything Innings and prices are
right.
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEVs ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. R. LIBBY.

"She stirs, she starts, she seems to feel
The thrill of life along her keel"
He "RIc STORE" is fairly afIoat the business
i Thousands came Saturday evening to the
First View Reception" Thousands more who
kept at home by the rain, Monday All day the
store was thronged. All day those swft-shuttles-of-
gorythe cash carriers-few wire wings from sales
people to cashier and back again.
|0PENINc WEEK is WIDE OPEN!
~ The surprise on Saturday evening was concerning
the size, beauty. convenience and light ofthe
store, and charm of the decorations.
The surprise on SELLING MONDAY" was of the inn
volume of stock, its vast variety, beauty and
the reasonabeness of the prices.
The SURPRISE that elegant Table Damasks, fleeoy
! fluffy Blankets more here in our" opal
AcE-sToRE" than in the cellar Of the old store.
Many lines actually cheaper here than had
them there because Of the great quantities handled.
nDD NAPKINS. The the Odd Napkin Bank
~ yesterday continuous and eager. But there
are about enough left for days selling. Reg
uar value is from So 90 to 500 per DOZEN Opening
Week, price, IL I-2 cts. each-
DELFAsT, IRELAND, TABLE DAMAsK Straight
= from the manufacturers, with the dazzling white
ness obtainabie nowhere outside of Ireland.
:!;ssss: = 7 Iss sss So ta
Royalty Damasks, sI.oo, LIS, 80, LIS, 200.
nATTERM TABLE CLOTHS. From the manufao-
turer. Designs from Field flowers, Garden, Hot
house and Geometry. Flowers almost real enough
to exhaIe odor. And scrutinze the price.
80 .oo kind sxIo size sIoo
2.25 kind, 8xI0 size, l39
ESQ kind, 8xo size I.69
$50 kind, very large and fine, I.98
TowELs. TWO LINES must speak for twenty.
Here are Towels having % cents wove into Them
Damask and Huck at II l-2c
so cent Towels, hemstItcheu, faggotted rnged,
rocro than . dozen designs. 25c
DRESS GOODS.
FnHE FOREST is so IMMENSE that cannot adj
vertise single trees.
Germany sends curious weaves of Wool,
city and plain, Toe to $500
france sends US Paris created Fancies, unique,
like previous effects
Here Black Clay DagonaIs, so inches, soc
Canvas Cloths, black, navy, green and brown 46 and
100 inches wide, Toe and Si,oo
Superb line Of PIads.
+ ARMENTs for Ladies' and Misses. The largest,
~ ightest, most convenient Wrap room in Maine,
stock with the newest creations Of modste art.
Don't your Resting Room midway between first
and floor Sit rest here receive your friends
here, write your letters here
J.R. LIBBY.
lP.s.
Miss Sinner has come!
THE PRINCESS Of Wales Corset Company sends her
i to us for a two weeks stay meet ladies who
wish perfect fitting Corset
Tier Majestys" Corsets the best In the world, and
when figure filter they perfect
the form.
For stoutish ladies 'Her MaJesty's" corsets
valuable.
J.R. LIBBY.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
FRANK AGAIN AND STAR PoINTEF

Matched to Race Tor SEUOO Stake at K1Gby
Wednesday.
On Wednesday one of ths greatest
races ever seen in this part of the coun-
try will be seen at Rigby. Star Pointer,
200 10 and Frank Agan, 2.05 "a. will
race for q stake purse of $4,000 and it ia
expected that over this fast track they
will place the record at about two min
utes fiat. 1t will be race worth seeing
and horsemen from all over the county
are coming here to witness it.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22
Portland & RumfoTd Falls Ry.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Whereas at meeting Of the direc-
tors Of the Portland & RumfOrd Falls
railway held September 81, A. D.,
1895. the following votes were passed,
namely,
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-22

2.24 stake, Diminished, purse $4,000.
2. 10 class, tunflnished), pacing, purs'
$4,000.
2.2s stake, trottinR, purse $4,000.
2.18 stake, pacing, purse $4,000
Three-year-old stake, trotting, purs
$4,000.
The races will be called at 10 o'clock.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPERvE-
ing Architect Washington, d. c., January 1S,
1SS6.-Sealed proposals will be received 1T this
office until TWO O'CLOCK PM. the FOUR
TENTH DAY of FEBRUARY, 1896, and opened
Immediately thereafter, for all the labor and
terials required for the floor arches, tower roof,
tower stairs sc. for the U. s. post Office build
Ing at Washington. ID. c., in accordance with
drawings and Specifications, copies of which may
be had at this office the Ollie of the superin-
tendent, Washington, d. c: Each bid pl,ist be
accompanied by certified check for five hundred
dollars. The right Is reserved TO reject any anG
all bids tn waive any defect informality in
any bid should 1t be deemed In the interest of
the government to do So AL proposals received
after the time stated will be returned to the bid
ders Proposals must be inclosed in envelopes,
sealed and marked Proposal for Floor Arches,
Nc, for the =; >. POST once az washington,
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Baltimore and river landings. ACCOMMODATIONS
strictly frst-class. Freight received for river
landings on Saturday and must be prepaid Rates
given on Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON &
BRO, Agents. Once, 80 Pa. ave. Telephone 745.
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