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FREE LECTURE TO LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.

by special request Or, X, c. Flower NJ
Boston has arranged To deliver his lcctor,
On ''ihc Health. Happiness and Bcautv NJ
Woman" at Sweeney y Coombs oner,
mpuse, sunday afternoon February nj
lh.s leN,urc has been changed ana 20,
and gentlemen. '' '""'es
DE- Flower is one OF the finest orators
ON he American platform-a man of vii
PA'Nos, sarcasm, poetry. and one OF ~
EIt.''rNl Worl painters Of the agc
ne Washington tb. ca Post ,ava.
uN"Ner ma such An audience gRth,i i'm
NiNNln~ioh TO listen 90 u lecture anI
nN'i WIS sncn lecture Delivered Ia tbo
N"nons cHplHl Men and women lau.-Sr Az
themselves hoarso aua into tents D,n
inc thluAis made nc the mon tho noN ,f.,,.
h"hi me men wouli hc Ia loud appln,ls,
N' s"in'lhilg iu U.rlr favor Nniftrr
moro h"Auutul hus ever been utt,r1u In
,l' human lenEuhRo than the ductor's en-
,'tltS ol Mltr tuu m0,hcr Or Flower .
lecture WI long, long ring IN tho cars Of
those Who heard him" VI
6, Flaw'r lec,urcd last evening In NJ
mont fcWplc 10 "a packed pu1trnc. a.,
three thousand people at am admission "r
% cents, ~ cents and dollar nr l,lnNct
~ one el lNe lines, orators tho world Mas
WV pl"nufti, tte captured hig nudist,,
WIN hiS ur}t remark and for two b,,trs
,hrlr Vl' itW"nSn Knew no bounds Iits
neant} or speech, mingled with wit So
tNni Nnd IN" pocuy ot pRthos, pieaSes
hnl holds his an Hence AS IN nnrt,, ~ w
This lecture viii be delivered rrna "a g..
ladics ANA gcntlrmcn of Houston ,Insr-
the 9icos Of the Woman's PROGRESS -
aANocla ton of New EnRlnnd
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into the dining room. Mrs. Foster was
\ also IN there. She was talking to Henry
/ roN. don't KNOW where Daisy was.
| She could not be found. l went out look
| INK fer DAISY. l askci Mrs Foster wnerS
| Daisy Vas and she said she did not know
| ! vent TO l.ii.ie Allen and asked for DAISY
! gave her thu morphine ana she gave II
to Judge hussey. | went to Noble Walk
ers she said Daisy had been there, but
'laI gone. n sir. Dora. said she went Tor
the morphine ! then went, to Mamie
Gr2ys, ana Ruby Pcarson's. | went back
home and rang Up Tor larry Woods. ~
Was then about = O'Clock. told MIN
to drive me 10 Ruby Turner's. COrinne
Evans was With me. Mrs. Foster was
there when wo got iu the hack. Daisy
was not a; Ruby Turner's and 1 came
home When we got back Mrs. Foster
met rs az The gate. she said she knew
where Daisy was. I told her would
~ with her she said, no. Daisy would
XII yoH'" ! followed the hack TO the
co-.sl and t,.tn Vert across the root
hri,ige. Mrs Fcstcr was standing Mt tho
saloon 7 asked whcre Daisy was ana
she would not tell me. She Slid Daisy
oHm kiii ue Mrs Foster wnlked to-
Wurl the bayou on Texas avenue. FOX
was near IN" saloon stayed at the
sllson short time. saw hasseti
RisRe'y. Mack Elliot Ruby Pearson and
Alice Dawson and others there.
At the saloon Mrs, Foster told me 10
20 on home. Daisy WAS all right. don't
know whore the others went stayed
At home until she was brought no'ne
d'aH' you in'gn' shy saW heT m "a,,a
tn'l W1"NH' II. u, Nie - 60.
20 we 'eof "nen tne ue. 'aIIs, ,ios,po
tNcHl ~ rs 'v' 4" =, -, "a.
Ntngtnl itN' IN anu ~ 1.,t :" ine.
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,ooA .,' w s'snS ~ ,c' 40, sno v,es
lI.i 10 "tN "o Ill A. ,ntntnr Wit,
netH az ~. IT. Nhen
ger 'tstPtv',{f" ~. - ~ d,sn,nna
earrings Shp lid not have them on
Whau shc returned. ] asked Mrs. Foster
Jog lg '''i - - Nam ann he
'l,i.[ Ia I'm, T., her stock
sac pr ",',t l'l '',Ni" ~ ~ 49,
A7 H., ", ',, ~ w. s,oct,nr ana
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IT, '.'.., 81, ~, ,,,, .,,,o ttfne IL
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.icliN ABOUT % % 'g'K 5lr s,ud the' II nc
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4 which tiine the taking Of testimony bee
a gan. The court room WAS again cr9watf
4 The defendant sot n'str Dies council. has
4 IAther anu numerous fsitUls being goi-
MIN
The progress oi TIM case was s'ow. oa'v
4 utre witness w're on TIN stand b. .h.
/ afternoon aud they were pa; throsrl
{. I1g'd examination. Considerable ct 'nr
4 testimony "a a repetition as TIE defense.
IN cioss-cNaminaiilu. gees over thr al-.n.
ground a. iliat rovprd ty the S.4f- I'll.
witnesses examined yes' -lay v.r. u-
1 ~ T. bolen, who was county pt1 .t
I the time OF ihc death o. p3le Uonel,s-
ana VINO cpniuc'ca ihr post nto-r@.. i44..
/ ny Wood. The driver ~ me ha.k ,u ut..-,
Daley Douglas took h.c ta-. rse ll.u.
Z end Chic cols Vsa ass an er--e .r
4 lfAisN's hacuio a.i Woo was h- .l..-.,
. friend The test 1oes atl4..d 81 ~ -.-
dinercut from tlat zt,t at ga. r-a
the inqncs' AMI I7ai .niinatv hea-rr .--
. Quoted w llsdce j +. gaeas
Mr., FOX ami his father foli az ,s- uIt-
nessss closely throughout All 80. ...,....
~. 1'ls's 's''oHs 10 ils ns-nsti 81
P''-1 --'N ore -Hi i h-
-. ~, .','''"' e'.fN 4.l- N''tHr ''r nr-
pesAfaiFe 81 one $3.50 does uri se-I gsiltr
,-' ,'' voc S.'ii'f 'i;p" Hirlll9He from rie
go Oh ''' '''r'"Hf "t' sa'n.f
-'' 'e'''' '' Nn'N' ''e appears af
S'N'''' ~l'H"~Eh 'f haH ."' s."n
w Np','' ''T'S nAf- NE uef chew
s e-''i an lie tll' "'4 h4- A'r ta
-. 81 'iAt''I o. aei''1iIl r.art-
49,, '"iAe7 ~ The Poet y
- a. "''' anu August last wmch -or-
s - ''''N''f 'A"'n Nfiaf tne OK
-. - ',''', ''' o. aye on -" tah'r rear
'oe ooosei Tor The defense, aud FREQUENT
reference, is made y, &c. -. ''
mar. ~. - p@le'H 20 COM
49, 'H96" FleuinE hRs
I t"e Npe"Tiu'n report male AT thu hear
tng and signed hv The ,fI,r,...
Cou-, ad,o,,-,,.,
ava vt "0l''N ard the
Witnesses we're excused uu'l ih.s morning
st O'Clock at whirb ,t,,. 49, @
iesstin,or,, vfu 10 -. w 90
,nr ~, - - @'''t''' '+'N COX bee
-, W N.V S'Ai'u- ihr "iincFefs received
/ - -eua' DISTINCTIONS foroiadins them L.
Ia allow 4. o., - 't'' fHhN or
{ ~ ~ 'Fe use'lsi3ed IN tncir pres
s1 " " ''-Ni newspapers containing ac-
counts of the Testimony
when court recunyeued at / o'-lo-l, .,.
( taking OF TESTIMONY was ,r,,,,,,,...l, ,''''
~ n ~. 1870 "0s Nphhenced Dr
Dol'N uep's me hrsi witness called
BY the state
DR. n. T. polao nee
witness an, . T ir't
~. "i4 Paeticing physician
lave pseh since Iho3. / lived III Ho,tst.,
In July In 1896. and was f.o,,,,+,.
OF Harris county ,,a. - l''' 'l-'Aa
~. ,,,,....,., was called upon ou
sAe N'olhihs OF july ID. 1885. b. J1sffo..
+ j. j. HuSsey TO examine th, 80.
Daisy Douglass ,,.b,.,, -. "~'' q
onrc.s,... - Vim" was al tie uousa
VpP"s''" 'ie hre engine house on smith
street Justice Husscy pointed o,,. -
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examined on the following subjects:
History of education. general history
tnslish literature, American literature
nomo,ry and bookkeeping
ON Friday. February y. applicants for
first ana second grade certificates will te
G$amined on the SUBJECTS usually set for
Friday
On Saturday, February 90. applicants
VIII be examined on subjects usually set
Tor saturday third grade subjects.
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CITY BREVrTGrs

The Cas company has lust compIeted OK
tensiNr improvements Mt the .yasworks.
'Miss BelVa Lockwood" I'm costume
has arrived and win deliver an address
nj local entertainment,
Inc MhierworNs oompanN has completed
the twenty ninth artesian we'll Tho CON-
rany proposes 10 construct another reser.
Trinity Mission Guild VIII rive
church tea at the home OF Mrs llodsetts
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Mrs, Kizzle Watt

a. MIS- hiz@ie Watt died Sunday night a,
s enT residence Of her daughter. Mrs. smith
c -s,i S',ter street. Tho deceased b,d 10
S on cone from G2rnct Kan .' and MD w re
death overfnop 10 her daughter whSE
Sh'Pped 10 Kansas for burial ''"''''s VIII he
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COUNTY EXANINATIovs

Ss"i',r'Nt,ndent James Of the co,,,,,.
,,,,,S SNes notice tha;. in connects,
N'n tne regular county examinot,o, 80
"v "e'a February q and %. an ex,,,;,a
s ,'u" WIN be hold Tor applicants ON T,hn.a
WY ,3,j me sth instant. far n.r,,.''' w. = "u's-
"''S' ON THURSDAY appllcann,sse n NM GER
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PUDDING PERMITS

city Engineer LaNoue yesterday issued
the following building permits:
j.. J. Honnenger. cottage on San ia
cinto street, cost 5000
W. Hagerman. two cottages on De-
Catur street. cost $500
Horace u Taylor, cottage IN Fair
Ground addition, cost 5000
George Ellis, repair stable on Gray
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Edwin rcrrr IN "nthcllo.,

Edwin Ferry IN 'pthollo'
Mr.. Ferry Is a new star In the theatrical
6rr,onont and his first ann,arancn 40
..,. -, ,f,,,.,.,,, ..t.... ,..,.,t'. - h,, -,
7u'n w ii""S'"l t'N'9 Wo'"'Sc Oh MS ~
coming a fixed lumiulry.
Inat evening nt tho oner, house tho
, \,
company uhue' ''' management OF MI
George Ruckler pres antcd "othello.' the
,reriu,y nerforninu,o of thoir enr,r.rnnt
~ 49,, - -,
mere MI fe''S' WHO was lor several years
among tho support of Edwin Booth and
Iev-reuce Burrett seems yyau able ia s,is-
,aIn ,l,o nr,,cir,I ro,, g., eva ul,,.. 800,
sented by the company.
Tho cast of characters was AS follows.
Dp,Ita , ,,oo,. 90 N+n,,t
''""''"' '''''' Va Nc'lV''',, ,'',''-..'''
',.'., .;.'.,...;,,-,... '''.,..,, Mr.. Edwin Ferry
'.So, ms anclent-.... MI charles Collins
Cassie. his lieutenant Mr.. George Buckler
kudcrieo. ,,.......,. Mr.. j Il. Amory
Duke Of Venice, Mr.. Charles D'Oize
lrabanuo. "..........,...Mr j. W. Carroll
t,ratlano ''''''''.'.'''.''Mr G., W. Roberts
LodoNtco. Mr.. G. a. Creighton
Ant tonic Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Paul sullivan
sailor .,.....,....... .,+...Mr. II. f. Miller
Enrlia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mrs. Il. NJ. Bates
p'sdemena'..''.',. Miss Myra Lee ClValier
-, "F .,,''. ~, | - "'''e nor "'-
'''t.h e''"''S >" WIN. P'"n from the gem
orally accepted rendition OF the character
was picturesque and smoothly portrayed
Mr. irori-v's ntysinlin H. an. ~, -.
ana hcod Of Iings sn,,o '''" ;, ms 'vlIur ,
etae" presence imp"sin,, and rs sih,t Hfrs'
His treatment of climax throu.,hn,1,i
WAS strong and artistic win thr ~
ceptlon possibly of The Inst ne, vbc,N,
he appeared 10 give "a rather mild nrr-
senta,ion Of the moor's final desp,rito
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THE DEATH RECoRp


~ w. Anderor died yesterday morn,n..
90 br'rhIs disease at tho family ,os',
w. VIZ ~ Mckinney avenue. pcccas Sd
will or p1r' ~ ~ years OF age. The funeral
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Thousands of cases OF rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-.
srfipton No 2S,l." All sufferers should
Try a bottle of same. W. Preston 4 60
GuN eston. Texas. agents.
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{ 10. Wdfn We HHd gone about . h!oct
ard half on Main street l saw Eenrl
FOX. lie MAS In his buggy, going IN ~
same direcNaE as was, about fcu'
/. e1gns behind me lie drove w OF no
ltft. There was some ore with HIN. ~.
acld ug his hand for ne TO stop N,
said nothing foN got ont OF his buggy
Nnd 80; into the hack lie told III,
man IN the bugs 70 take the hors.
on the ltfl Iie got into ,hc hack ant
I heard him speak. hit % not know
Whai he said Ny FoSs buggy wo'
driven back toward the city We were
nnaT tbs residence 81 Mr Fox whom he
#Nf INTO the hack We hid gone about
iwo sicchs when I heard qaarrelng
heard the voices @. Fox AND Daisy nous
SIS. bEt cid Rot hear Mrs. Fosters
hfWrc Fox say Cd IA you." I heard
Gsiactly ! could hear talking after
mat he talking continued Tor about
1oiHr IT, ! recognized rnx's voice but
ret ihe other had driven about three
blocks aftcr heard The oath when Mrs.
os, or told me 20 tp.n around and go
IS ! drove hack Main street TO Me
Kinney avenue. At t12t riacs Mr.. Fox
gpi oui 81 iha carriage. he told me 80
4FNr mack ga ba-sy Douglass house as
4eick - ] could. he said she was sick
huaft 20 talking while i-tvinE toward
:! rNinrtY aVtuse on tAe return tyip. Mrs
ai3 "ct speak when Fox got out
: h ara u1 conversation 10 the hack after
+ OK eo' out until gut o the pals, Doug.
Ass nous drove hack On an ordinary
down and o1cae5 tse door N Ms Fo.fi or
E SO; nu- 81 ine hAc, tried to wake
Leisf Douglass un Daisy Douglass was
~. trss +at... ,..,. ~ gu
4 u,ue.sss V,s- re go. az, ,-,i,-
dru1E-If.t.s. 81 VA. i, ~, 80 .,,
a6f liz. i,'...- 80, . -, 49, - ~ u'l
san / w,nf tael. Ia fre batt .,sr, ~
I was breatiii., ,gg,,o ~. t.ss AK OH, ,,,
4 no esr-i.ee gfa r- -. Wv" 4, -,
F ~ was ,n arotney .tr-is.,a ,y,l ~,
ttr.-. rr..re frf-r Nf~ it,st az" -, 800
2 w.4-5 die. h-iis4 trblt .t -, ,t y
.ar.tae4 Xxi ast I ,'tr ~, ,''
-or4. t.t,,. 1871 NJ
ifas fr.. IT,. ,.iI ~ s. ....
u,Itstss v,tb Est.,. 49,, ~" ~" ',.''
at.aa.r atgi "a haIf ti6.t 49,,
onrter af r.yrs 5,ye,g' All s,rt,t. 49,
u.,s,r., s-,.i-E I 1-... 9l''t-u slfrt =
rter. wer, weeds ors- ,hern oI $3.50,
80 W"5 near them
th. aafs ~ tl ,...,,r,.,,... S l''t'
U.U.t . tei.ss t,1 7S ''-' .i
between Ira.r.. ana rrr.,,r ",,,t',.,
1r.1,,lri,SS No's' e. pT9s,lInt'on.
hn.t @. ' .-'.' .7
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n-t SIR. Iast- -lt I. She tol1
-' .' 'ian' 'u"h.s unou 'iir
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iHasHa -Ha.u 81. st,,n .
rHpl Ns Foster soi out
"" N"A some ornt
Df ut if rr.t. FAX y" MI.
bH.u vnet 1lny wes Mrs
hip vas a.
+. Jos f ''''
u' poo rUa I.iap lmd lkrn NOR
'o'h th r"wi To- ao away.
AID w. v ,.,H I7.f, W,nl TO-
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Blackhurn & Galley. high-grade photo.
graphers. looNla Prairie avenue.
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HOUSTON GA

Thos p Williams, Dentist Rinz Ruild,
ing Ina HN'iN-
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To CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo ouiuIuc Tablets an,
dtuggists refund the money Il II fails To-
cure, sS2. w
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J. RELY GORDON & w H. FOSTER
Associated Architects. 3O7N Main street.
Consultation free.
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4
Ing OF the kind. rhis examination tool
place abda; a. m. Prom TIE exasnus
ton MOE, in my opinion, the raalv;
nn6, hsfe en h e1s ss r. d i i, ~
| was caused BY external violence. nun,
| no disease. The walls OF the Storla r!
were thin. hut OF healthy color \
the walls were cae-twwntieih O. an tncl
In thickness, There are cases cited b,
authorities where persons have digosies
| and thus cause rupture. IN the case u
| rupture by violence, death ressits fnoT
shock and is very quick. On some uat a
| sions death is from periiouitiA Ne.cs
| \ rupture from violence j.. IN ny opinion
! The cause Of the wonan's death culS
remained a few, moments after c2n.
! cluucb- / told Justice hMSsey g. TAKE
charge OF u. The ausd inside the s;ouncli
seemed 10 s,a about the same as that out
Crcss-exainined-whe / speak q a
person dying frun shock. mean
! The shcck caused Is rupture
| There was about a, quart Q.
/ the odc- OF t.scr standard au,horlhes n
| the medical profession say that = rupture
| couid have been caused spontaneously as
I Well as by .vlo.cn,e ionna ~ s.sIs
1 x external vio'euce. Mel'cn sa-
thorities say that violence could eNts;
/ and there DO no sisus upon the 1Ntsi 2
/ ~ such violence Au'ncrt'icS Soy inal "
/ Ia spre Instances tsanrne' so a -. iAai
4 the walls 81 the stomach arr die sitd
| causing rupture which PRODUCES DEATH
! Assuming that the woman hal '.feen
/ drinking great deal the weather was
/ very warm would an excessive strata
/ on her mind mental anxiety, We VIII
( call IT, be calculated 10 protuce tire Tnpt-
/ uve@" asked Col. Jones.
| AUTHORITIES say lt is possible rc7'ici
THE evidence VII be ,ha, see wa.
I 4 NaH "a
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.
Ca for Illuminating. cooking, heatins
and power II desired. Apply to ]. j.
Mckeever. General Manager.
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LITHoGRAPHING AND PRINTING
IN their perfected stage executed by !
j. Pastoriza Printing and Autograph com.
pany, 500 Main street.
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Portland & Worcester Line
PORTLAND & EOClIESTEG L. 4.
STATION FOOT OF PkEBLE STREET

On and aitor nunday, June 81, 1ss 6
Passenger Trains wiz Leave Portinnds
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windhan1 and Erping at 7.3O a
m. and IL 80 p. IN.
For Manchester Concord, and points NORTH
OF 100 a. m. and 1886 D. m.
For Rochester, SpringvaIo. Alfred, Water.
bnro and saco River at 7.30 a. n. 1890 ana
$50 D. m.
For Gorhana of 7.3o and Gas a. m. 1880
3.C0,5.3O, and $40 p. N.
For VI estbroos, Cumberland Mills, West
brook junction and Wocdford's at 7.3o.
9.4E a M. l2.ac. 500. $50 and
$50 D. N.
The 1880 p. m. train from Portland connects
at aver J1Mcelgn with "BE9osa0 Tunnel
Route for the West and at Union Station,
Worcester, for Providence and Now York,
via providence Line" for Norwich and
New York, via Norwich Lima" with Boston
& Albany r. H. for The West, and with the
New York All Rail via "Springfeld-'
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at $50 D. m.: rom II rochester at $50 a. H.,
lao and E.4S p. M; from Gorha.n
at $40. $50 and 1880 a. M, 1.3o
4.l5, 5.4S p. M.
SUNDAYS.
Arrive from Rochester at $50 a. m. Leave
for Rochester at 8. p. m.
For through Tickets TO all points West and
South, apply to II. IL. COLLINS, Ticket
). PETERS. sups.
1e21 dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-25

as 10 hard wheat bakers 2 l5g2.30 in sacks
soft Wheat bakers S202 20; Winter wheat at
5 2o93 A. in wood. Wheat-No2 spring at
66lsc; No. Red at oS4AG591sc. Corn No 2
at 27aaee271sc. Oats-No at 1914 @l6Dsc:
no hye at sic; NO Barley at 33c. No /
flaxseed 70; Mess pork at 1907 ID. Lard at
o21sa4 %; short rib sides at 8 1908 rs.
Dry sailed meats-shoulders 5 371aA4 1924
short clear sides S7la94 20.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbs: wheat. 1900
bush; corn. 293 100 bush. oats. 473, 300 bush;
rye 1900 bush barley. IT 900 bnsh.
Shipments-Flour loo bbls: wheat 81 .000
push; corn. 24b, 900 bush: oats 297. coo bush:
rye 1900 bush: barley 5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS-The Flour market to-day was
unchanged; patents at 35Q3 so. extra fancy
3 Ob9S 10; fancy at 2 6O@2 or; choice 2 30a
2 40. Wheat lower: July. Corn lower; June at
25lac. oats lower; June 1914. Pork-new
Z 81 ~ OLD 1874. Lard-prime steam So SO;
choice at g712. Bacon-shoulders AZ longs
414 clear ribs 41a; clear sides at IA. Dry
sailed meats-shoulders 3sA G; longs at SIS
clear ribs at 4 clear sides 41s
Receiprs-Flour 5000 bbls: wheat 1880
ousn; corn 1900 bush; oats II 600 bush. rye
bush.
shiprnents-Flour 5000 bbls: wheat 3.1oo
bnsh;. corn 10000 bush; oats 81, 800 bush;r rye
bush.
DETROIT-Wheat-No 2 Red 621Sc: Mel
White at CSC. Corn-Ne 2 at 27c sOatS-No 2
White 2Ol4 C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-25
Port johnson, with barge RI No 10 Tor Port

Port johnson, with barge G RR No 10 for Port
land.
Cid, sehs Haskell. Shuee, NS Nellie G
Davis, Port Monton, Ms; VIM Fl Clifford, Nor
York; Maynard Summer. Vinalhaven and New
York.
Sid, tug Right Arm, with barge Jersey Belle
NEW YORK-Ar Esd. schs Henrietta Whit
ney, Woodward, Ellsworth foi Rondout; Emma
Briggs, Osborn, Kennebec: Ella Clifton and
S Potter.
CID. sch sebago. Thompson. ST John, Antigua;
Sid. schs Eagle, Bangor; Beta, Salem; Richard
Hill, Port johnson for Thomaston.
A also oar sll i Tacoma LIVERPOOL; schs Carrie
G Ware, Shulee, Ms; Mary F Pike. Wareham
Wm Deming, Calais: Lucy Belle, Newport;
Leading Breeze. Boston.
New York: John Douglass. Webster. do; Cora
Green, Kendall. do; Rabboni. Lord, do; Emma
Green. Lowell, do; Hattie MEG Buck, Lowe do;
Whitney, Bullock, Perth Anlboy; Annie r
Lewis, Cobb, Port Johnson; Celia +, Randall,
Boboken; Sea Flower. Robinson, Chelsea.
Cid, schs Franklin Nickerson. Haskell. New
York; Annie Lord, Kendall, Nassau, MP; Lizzie
Lane, Closson, Vineyard Haven; Melissa Trask,
Trask, New York; Geo A Pierce. Pinkham,
Wareham; Lizzie c Rich, Rich. Dorchester
New Boxer. Haskell. Salem; barque Adele (It),
Caffero Palermo.
BATH-Ar Esd. sch Annie s. Reuben, Ipswich,
Sid, schs j Winslow, Philadelphia; John D
Paige, do; w S JORDAN. do; Childe Harold, Bal
timore: brig C Sweeney. do.
BALTIMOEE-Ar 23d, schs Fred A Emerson,
Blake, Eleuthera; Johanna Swan, Shackford,
BELFAST-Ar Esd, sch John Smith, Knee
land. New York.
Wiley. Catherine, New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Sld 23d, schs
Hattie NJ Howes, Lunet. Bangor for New York;
Fred C Holden Gardiner tor do; Helena Rus
sell, Somes Sound for do; u Lindsay. kockiand
| for do; Eugene Borda, Long Point for do Grace
P Willard, Chatcham for do: July Fourth. Provl-
denee for do; Emily, do for do; Leading Breeze
| Fall River for do.
FALL RIVER-Ar 23d, sch Julia A War;
| War;, savannah.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 23d. schs Penobscot
Dodge, Philadelphia; Pope Ramirez, Jordan
MI MIL LIB 21st schs Allan, Boston
goth. Eugene; Hayerhill Lucy May, Boston ON.
| NEW BEDFORD-Sld ed, sch Samuel Dllla
way. Smith, Philadelphia.
| PENSACOLA-Ar 23d, Darque Levi An
| drews. Wheeler, Sabine Pass.
| PHILADELPHIA -Ar 22d, sch Willie l. New
! ton Coombs, Brunswick: Henry w Cramp
Crowley, Bangor; Julia Bailey Sprague, New
York
Boyce, do; Edward W Schmidt Saco; j Howel
Leeds, do; VIM M Bird Boston.
Ar 23d. schs Flyaway. Thorndike. RocKland
| Henry Little, Pierce, Providence; Eva L. Fer
rls, Stevens, New Haven S G Tryon. Gaul
| N Smith, Grace, GAINESVILLE.
Ar oath, schs Fred Cover, Sargent, Nortf
Boothbay; VIM X Park. Lake. Bangor; Fanny
Arthur, Douglass, Bath Falmouth Wallace, do
VIM J Lipsett. HunIley do.
| Cid 23d, tug Lebanon Robinson, Boston, tow
| ing barge Schuyikill for Portl nd.
| Delaware Breakwater-In port 23d, barquf
Emita, Nash, from Cienfuegos; sch Albert ]
Butler, Leland, from Zaza (and DO h ordered tt
| New York;.
Passed up 23d. sch Henry W Cramp, Crowley
| Bangor for Philapelpnia.