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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-02
MARINE H: NJ W 6
WEDNESDAY Dec /.

WEDNESDAY Dec 1.
Arrived.
HSteamer Manhattan. Bennett, New York
passengers and mdSe to j b Covle.
Sch Speedwcll, (Br) Boston for st John. n b.
Sch w Falt. OBJ Boston for st John, NIB.
Sch Railroad, Simmons. Friendsnip-canned
goods to Buruham & Morrill,.
Sch Pearl Webster. fremont.
Sch Highland Queen DobDin. Jonesport for
Boston.
Sch Lucy Belle. Cole, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Highland Queen, with lumber.
Cleared.
Sch Henry Mason, Wyman, Port Spain
Frank Dudley
Sch Lucy May. Strout, MiHbrldge-J Ii Blake.
Sch Emma W Day, Crockett, Winterport-
Paris FIGURING Co.
Sch Maud Mallock, Lunt, Calais-Paris Flour
ing Co.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
BOOTHBAY HARROR. Nov 3o-Ar, sch Geo
w Iewett McKown. Dover.
Dec sid, schS Margaret, Robinson Mill
bridge for Rondout; Ma Aver Bangor for New
YORK; Waterman, Hnntley, Calais for do;
Forest Belle Beal, Machias for Boston; Edo
RADIO. Mllbridge Tor do; ALBANIA, Floyd st John
for New York.
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Ar at Liverpool 1st, steamer State of Cali
fornia, Montreal
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL r.. R.
IL effect Nov. IA, 1897.

~, IL oh0cG NOV. II. 1897
trains leave Portland as follows.
,,o1s a. III In, fof brunswick Bath Roclland
.ugasta Waterville. Skowhegan. Lishon "a iIl
ucksport DeA"o'' bangor and
I e.3p a. m. For Danville Jc poland SPRINGS
ton via15 "; raiis. Rumford Falls, Bemis. Lew.
II LiVermore Falls, Pennington and PhiiI'ns
H. llY "a, a; m. Tor Gray, New Gloucester Ian
,o 1tlnc.. auburn and Lewiston. D''li-
= w W. NJ Express tor Brunswick. Bath An
i Watervllle. rIttsfield Bangor BncI s sH,,o A
) SsarDof SGreenville and Aroostook Coppntv,
Il snb q A. K. 4 for Houlton. Woodstock'
l. 'Iit TanE.. and st. Andrews, via Vanceboro
: RB Fem. Mechanic Falls Rumfora Fou.
? raldnnyile JIG. Lewiston TiverSnora Eams'
!. W SnI / klngfield, Carrabasset Pbillins
u TIE" liz Winthrop, Oakland Bingham
pnsta ma SkoWhegan.
all. all Co. staf For Fressport Brunswick. Au
i i Elnc9 nar,N on the Knox a and
: vi ns n KAN Watervile, Skowhegan EEL Bel
In ~ Dover and Foxcroft' Green. |
EMalls Rich Brunswick vic mBs atb isSas
| 5.i5p. m Gardiner, Augusta '' and
d Auburn I and i Lev Gloucester, Danville
iioo p. m. Nfprings), Mechanic Falls
T 1ifHnsT BsRso Ba4 Apress. every night for
county via Old Tdston,. Augusta, Water
st. Stephen. ST sd Lake. Aroostook
AroostooK County, Harbor Bucksport
the Provinces Thgs 81 John and
not run to Belfast, DieDoTo, Halifax and
> or beyond Bangor. y night train does
whi., oyer and FoxcrOft
/. s.45 a. m. For Bridg,; " ~ 0oiiii'
Lancaster Quebec St ''ei"h'
Montreal. Chicago. ST vans. Burlington
and all points west. ry, Sherbrooke
V $50 p m. For Sebago La Minneapolis ,
# Bridgton North Conway,
Colebrook. iLunenburg, ssh; Fryeburg
= port, Sherbrook. Montreal a, Lancaster,
SUNDAY TRAt6, Ne"' 1
a 100 a. m Paper train for
y gusta, Wateryille and Bangor.
1880 p. m. Train for Brunswick, Au
e Bath. Augusta, Waterville, an. i
" HOO D. m Night Express witnvlston,
e for all points. +
s. ARRIVALS IN PoRTLAN cars
From Montreal, Quebec. Fabyam
I 1925 a. H.. Lewiston and Mechanic al
%. m. Wateryille and Augusta 8n. fo
Bangor. and Augusta daily and week 20 | 10
Rockland, 1928 y, M Kingfield. PhillL; Il
ington. Bemis. Rumford Falls. Lewis, "
2 D. m; Lewiston and way stations 1925 pl IN
John. Bar Harbor AroostOok County, Moo !
Lake and Bangor, 5.45 PIN; Rangeley, Fa
ton, RumfordFalis, Lewiston, 5.55 p. m; Clt
/; and Montreal and all White Mountain p
!. Bath and Lewiston. lao a. m. daily; Hal
st. John. BarHarbor, Watcrville and Au
d ia, $50 a. m, except MONDAYS.
GEO. j. EVANS. General Mana
+. E. BOOTHBY, G. z. s. !
Portland. Nov a. 1897 noy1o
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, RAILROADS. :
Boston & M alsne 2. e

Jraina leava TTnior c4..-rasg
Crossi,,s ' 70 ~ mon Stati6n. Tor Scarboro
| ro Rsaai' tU.oo D. NJ. 5:lo $40 nm; Scarbo-
/ 5,1b % me aoint, z :oea 1000 a. nl 5. so.
| : * 3 81 foo. 20 10 90 a. M, 1245, 5 20
1916, 8. 80. g. il Z; 20 I, 600 $40 a. M,
r;oo; $40. a. In. 1916. $50 80 :, po y, =.
North Re..s.a 10y $40 a. M. $50 515 b. ni.
ZOO q N 1c X, sonerswo tn, Dover,f 4 O5'
Rocnes+s q ai.' ~ 40, $3.50, 5.l5 g M .
- At hiinRIon, Alton Ray AZ a n, 81 q ~. :
49, h,ls.. lymouth. 40 a. m J2sA5 !, ~, :.
NJ NJ oaStsiSr. wa somersworth, 700 a m !.
Junotiop S 20 Via Rockingham
,s,s hi.isilitm Junction Exsrer u.. III
n % A'.tWsEfs * Lcwen. Boston, Ft4.o6
Arrive in lsos,a,, a;s Siz'45, $50 p. m.
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PORTLAND & WORCESTER,
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. +.
Station Foot OF preble 81.

trains will Leave Portland: A@eseilger
f9r worcester, Clinton Aver Junction. Nashr,
Wlndham and Eppng at $50 a. m. and ~ a. q,
pm y 49, <tiio lz,5O
f9f anGne este j. Concord G and points North al
for Rochester Springvale, Alfred Watar
oor OF and Saco River at7.30 a. m, ESQ and
For ;. Gorham at $50 and 945a M, 1880. son
FOR Westbrook, Cumberland Mills. Westbrool,
$780, 500, 535 and $40 D. n, '' 'i'N d. Ill.,
ne l230 p. m. train from Portland CONNECTS
a. a. aver junction with ''Hoosac Tunnel Rnnta5
f fol me West and at Union Station. WorceStsr
Io ;rI providence and New York Via "Proyidenono
m Vile Ior Norwich and New York, via "Nor
tsn Line with Boston and Albany II, n fnr
se west and with the New York ali raiI y yGi
= trains | al arrive in Portland from yyorcestar
y Y, d'Su p m from Rochester at $50 A. M "a
l'So o'z =, p M from Gorham at $40, $50 and
aiior a. Al, N, 80, 415 5.52 p. m. '-'
ll8 9a t r Tor all points West and South an
iond, Me. A-0''0' Agent,
laget" j. w. PETERS. Supt.
L. A.
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REWARD FOR MISSING GIRL.

South Hadley, Mass, December 1.-The
Mt. Holyoke trustees have increased the
reward offered for the discovery of Miss
Bertha Lane Mellish. the missing girl,
from $50 to $500 Miss Mellish disap-
peared nearly three weeks ago and no
trace of her has been found. 1t is sup
posed that she is drowned in the Connec-
ticut river
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omestfc Markets.

(By Telegraph
NEW YOT ah-Ihe Flour market-receip
IL, 602 bbls; 'o"'eS oouo packages; Market
flour quota tlons-city mills patents at 75
G 90: winterI ,atenls 9005 20:citv mills cleal
4hQ16 wi a. NJ ~ t Gus oDS94 30; MINI pa
ents 5 1o45 4 Y; 40 bakers 5000 90.
Wheat-rece ipts 26z.125 bush: sales 1,275
200 bush: Opt ons NO Red steady, closin
stronger: NAV 9344 "a Ole; Dec.
Rye 0,,iet. Western 4914c
Corn-recelptS 4S,o0o bus: sales 40, 600 bus
options steady;N lay 34A @34%s Dec &C.
Oats receipts 2 tv,ooo bush; sales 0000,0
bush; dull steady !; Dec-c; track white 81 vac
% Beefoulet: family. at eOo@lo so; extra mes
SOFAS 90; packed HoOG9 ~.
u Pork quiet: new m ess dt 2549 90; family
Sill 6O@s12.
Lard quiet: prime wes stern steam So
butter-recelpps 4.75o a pckages; steady Estate
dairy l2@zUc; state CT, cam st l4922c; Yves
tern do I40lz3c; Elgins Sc; factory lt1sa14
Cheese receipts 6591 p. ackges; quiet; large
white al . "a as vac; do coll 2red al ol4 9812c:
small white and coIored 9lQs -.
Eggs-receipts 500 paca Rags; firm; State
and Penn 20@25c; Western IL 23c.
Sugar-raw firm; fair refnin at 5-16; Cen
trifugal So test at Sac; retn.'d firm: Crush
petroleum quiet
Coffee steady; No at 6ss..
Spirits Turnentine firm 321a133
Moiasses quiet; New orleans 26@ 81
lice firm; domestic 4la @16Ac.
Efelghts steady. l.
kosln SteaOy.
@3%sc.
G5sHICAGo-Cash quotations;
Flour steady.
Wheat-No2 spring at 9oasoA C; No>3 do at
o5GS C mo Red at 361z 096s4 c. Corn-No 2
at zoe.
\, oats.No Eat 211ac; No2 white at 2s1sc;
No No %nite az 23A G24c; No 2 rye at A5Nc.
seed at 20. Mess pork at 1897 20 Lard at |
2O@4 221a short rib SIDES at i 1904 so. Dry |
sated meats-shoulders at 4s4 90; short clear
Butter nrm; creamy at 15022c; dairy 12ld
loc. Cheese quiet S@S1ac. Eggs firm; fresh at
Receipts Flour $4,000 bbls; wheat III 900
bus; corn 42S,oU0 bush: oats o74.OoO BUSH
rye 10000 bush; barley 1000 bush.
,n S9ipm mem q 900 bbls; 200 600
rye 900 bus BARLEY 25.OOU bush.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat-No red cash elevator
at BIC; track 81 @9S1ac; Dec 97c; May 9z@
s2ss o; NO hard cash at sS@ss1sc.
Flour quotations ,patents4 at 65@4 80 ;stratS
4 4O94 80; clear Oou4 70; medium at 5Oa |
Corn-No cash 241ac dec at 241ac: May az
0ats-No2 cash elev at 2o1ac; track at 22c;
Dec = MAY STEADY No 2 white cash 241241Ac. |
TOLEDo-Whe Q cash and Dec 941ac:
May at 9t1sc.
Corn-No 2imixed 261ac.
casino mixed 2I1ac
Rye-NO z at 46Mc.
Cloverseed-prime cash and Dec -.
DETROIT-Wheat-No White s91ac; No
Red 9oc; Dec 90c May 921sc.
Corn-No z mixed at PIC.
Oats-NO 2 white 24Mc.
Rve-No at ASH.
MINNEAP0LIS-Wh eat-Dec at SO; May at |
SS1sc; No hard 91l4c: No | Northern 9O14c. |
MINNEAPULIS-F Flour quotatlons-first pts /
o095 10; second patents at 35(d4 90; first |
clears s0G4 10 second clears at 2 9O@3 10. |
DULUTH-Wheat-No hard sS1ac May |
1914.
MILWAUKEE-Whea Northern 9o1a. |
No Spring SIC; Dec =; MY 9Ossc.
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1 ottOn MarNo.
by Telegraph

DEC. I, 1897.
dull; middling uplands at 1876; do gull at
1-16c; sales = bales. RAJ
CHARLESTC N--The Cotton market to-day
wae quiet; Mlduling 2-l6c.
GALVESTON-Cotton market today was
firm; middllng 5ssc.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market to-day was
steady; middlings SAC.
NEW ORLEA NS-The Cotton market TO-DAY
wasIeasy ;.middllng 5IAc.
MOBILE-The Cotton marker to-day was
quiet; middllng 3-16c.
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market to-day was
steady; middling 51sc.
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NJ. DARLIN is OUT.

Paris, December IN Darlin, in spite
Of the requests of his colleagues has per
sisted in resigning the portfolio of Justice
and in consequence the President has now
accepted his resignation. M. Meline, the
premier, will take the portfolio of minis
ter of Justice ad interim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-02

INLAND ROUTE
PORTLAND AND ROsHzH

q, commencing Monday, July 3, 1897. until fnr
I y rnh hotlce, STMR. MERKYCONEAG / +
land Monday. Wednesday, and Friday A. t. 9 IN
a, H. 5or PORTLAND, touching at Tenants Har.
p1r. Tort Clyde. Friendship, Round Pond. New
Ia p -. ana Boothbay Harbor, arriving in Port
Wv CIV ~ season to conneet.with Boston and New
YORK Steamers same night. '"NU We"
do nesutnlng leaves Portland, Tuesday. Thurs.
p pos anu saturday, Portland Pier at $50 and
n,,1l5I boat Wharf at ZOO a. In for Rockland
s1 n way ian1ing rs above, arriving in sca
'o Fs S1 e9 pnneI win steamer for Boston
q ForIland to Rockland, only S1.25.
Is. a a. WOOD. Agent. Portland Pier.
land Asent 1lltsofs wharf,, Rock
ilYl2dtf
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SENATOR HANNA NOT SO WELL.
;, = G I03V December 1-Senator Hanna,s
tor IS worse. He is SUFFERING with eo5,I.'
a. adaches and will have to DELAY his n rte
posed trip to Washington for ten DAYS = '
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PORTLAND. Dec. l,
Flour dull, but steady and unchanged. Wheat
unsettled; December advanced &c during the
day, then reacted and closed about 1c above
Yesterdays prices. Corn steady. Oats firm at
unchanged figures. Sugars fairly active and
firm.
The following are to-days wholesale prices Of
PrOYlSlOnS. GrocerIes: &c
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ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
liverpool and Portland, calling at
A0ndnubarrv

tral hs e saloons aud Staterooms are in the CEN
rieityy IS u waer tor least motion is felt Eec
out the 1 usgt iof lighting the ships through.
Ro ssengers st any hour OF the night. Music sic
d %o4lhs ana Smoking Rooms or the pronsnade
by stsa n 4 10 saloons and otaterooms ara heated
di mates 9. passage $3.50 to.S7o. co. "a.
asSs scond - mace maae on Round Trip Tickets.
Lo noGomd SSoinaTo Liverpool, London and
$66.75 and see 90. So'No' return,
,,s h1fseerage-Io Liverpool, London. Glasgow
ouists far or no hhondonderry including every re-
r hGs uckets or fLrtiler informAtteD annlv tn
KF ( TtM JccGQ IVY 418 Congress ST., j. r
IA1 sAAIad ,o, 5l7s Exchange Il. & 4. AZ.
ivy fwo,i area and 80 state St. Boston
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Hides.

Hides quiet and steady. dealers paying &c v fb
for COWS and OK, and &c for bulls and st gs;
calf skins weighing from 10 10 lbs 9@1cc y
pound: lamb skins 30 to soc each,
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international Steamship Gu.

-- run
faSlpof, Lubec ca'aiS ST. Jo',1. NB, Halifax Ms.
ana ana all parts of New Bruins wick. Nova Srnti,
i ffince EDWARD Island and Cape Breton. The
N. Il. ''N'' Go ANDREWS,
Winter Arrangement.
On and after Monday. Nov. 15th s.a,.. .,,,
d deaYe Portland on Mondays and Tbnrsd asi
days. " ''''N I'aStport same
- 1hfongh tickets issued and baggage cbecl-s,;
D. % neS'illa'oh' s~Freight received up to 100
;, For Tickets and stater,oms ar,,s
Flne Tree Ticket Office, Monument p Sgps se inc
IN Bai oIller 1iormatlon at Company's ofnee
halfoad Wharf foot of State street, V'nSe'
j. B; COYLE, Gen. Man.
sepzouu Ii. P. o. HERSEY Asen,
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Portland and BOothbay Steamboat Co

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
srp.,zc, GOING WEST.
lows: -si R1oE leaves as fol-
EAST BoOTHBAy for poprr.u
uays aaa fridays. at 7.15 a. M. touehino AZ oii-
pm, W. IbIIrIstol, and Booth bay IIarbor
at q EdmdAoulD for PORTLAND, Wednesdaavs
wv d. H. touching at above landings.
roa,. n,, GOING EAST.
and Saturdays for ''0O d. H. thursdays
0oothb'y Harbor. South Bristol.
! Leave PORTLAND al 700 y,
~ 49, rtJGoMsAQUID and above landings u0'u"Ss
: ve.ooull ALFRED RACE Manager
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NetHII UrOCors Su-Nr IsaLo>.
Portland market-cut loaf Z: confectioners Il
sc pulverised Sc; powered, Sc; graduated
513 eGfea crushed &c yellow e.
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opr,o, ! Notice to Mariners.
oH U. 5. LIGHTHOUSE JNsprcrou

fioh U. S. LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR +,
First District,
=, Notice IL no.. PORTLAND. Me, Dac 1887.
Seal Ledpepss 4@erre3by given that Green island
Winter. - 1897. and discontinued for the
o'uer Of the Light House Boarc.
THOMAS PERRY,
Commanded. U. S. n.
ms Dector lst. l.. II. Dis
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Eoston Proau Mari ct.
BOSTON. Dec. l. 1897 -Ths following arc
o-day's quotaJlons of Pro- Islons ETC.;
t FLOUR
Spring patents. 2oa5F rs.
Spring, clear ana strai, sht. 25a5 %.
Winter patents. 1C la5 60.
Winter, clear and ST Ialgnt, 30 40 30
Extra and Seconds w
Fine and Supers-
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Exports
Portland wno.ssats Mar <

PORT SPAIN. Trind. Schr H Mason 100
pkgs provisions so bbls fruit y ,s9eft lumber.
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European Markets.

BY telegraph
LONDON. Dec. L, 1ss7.-Consols closed at
1l2A ex-int for money and 11214 ex-int for
account.
unchanged; American middling at3Ad; sales
5000 bales ,including1oOo bales for speculation
and export.
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rs sch Chas Glidden rscent,, s+r.na.a -
doned. T Par Fin. will be dismantled and aban1
SCENE. ma gg Right Arm. which was sent to The
float the sts several unsuccessful attempts To
to eave ba ail1ed vessel but finally was OBLIGED
Bath tbrane r. The IS G was 934 tons. bniif ~
is oYy years ago at cost of $50 900 She f's
Hainmatts tsoh NC. Nov 3oth-Sch st Thomao
put into from Charleston for Portland WIia,
was tnwa southport oath with rndder disahin lcn
London H No to 5 this port to-day for repairs
which arrived s0v " annmBarque Annie Reed Welt
e"'eflhg RtachueIo harbor. e'"ui'"eu
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Falmouth and Freeport Steamers,

pior an ana after Oct 18th steamers leave Portland
6beh loi ,ladckWorth'S and Falmouth, Cotlsens
and Parf ana Busins Islands So Fraeport
heturn-Leaye Falmouth, TX m ia.,,.s
: T9 az ~ Island ;45 a. H.; leave Chebee,ie
Fp Ere d 5 l "a BuStns. 715 m; !eave So
= '0' d. ~; torter's Landing, 645 a. IN.
octedtf bhNJAMIN NJ. SEABURY'
General ManaOtr
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HARPSWELL STEAMBO4T 90

y v ELA 81 Fam BUAT co.
Beginning October 1st. 1897 steamers 49,.
80 VIII leave Portland Pier PortIand diIy
days excepted, as follows: ''''' ''''iiS' GUN
nq Po Long and Chebeague. Islands, Harpsweu
l,d baale 3y,. and 0rrs Island, 200 p m. ei
u Fri 6m Island La Mondays, Wednesdays and
return EUR Tor Portland Leave Orr's Island NV
way WAY OF above landings, 100 a. M Arrive PORT.
SAINT, ISAIAH DANIELS. GenI Mgr.
PAl dtf
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flour.

Flour
Su, crime &
low grades.4 ood4 70
Spring Wheat baS-
ers.cl ana STA 4506O5
atent mp
Wneat... S 1896 30
ilch. sir
roller -. 5 25d5 40
clear do. IS 10 g 5 IS
tIOuiS Spg
roller 8 SO go 80
clear do. .5 2o45 80
nt'i wleai
pateuIs.. 8 SO as IS
fish.
tBuying& selling price,
Cou-L argA
Shore ....A7 5a500I
email do. q OU,a3 90
Pollock ....2 20 as 90
Il addsck. Il 7o@2 90
take. ....2 U0I2 %
sierring. DOG
Scaled So. 9G1 &C
Al ackerei. d.
Shore is s22 OO4$26I
Sncro rs SIS 0OGszOl
Large IS Sl2.0@l4I
produce.
Cpe Canrrcate OOR
do Dbl 60u6S7 90
New forg
Pea Beans.1 40@I 40
Yellow kyes.l 55aI 90
Cal Pea. 66@1 so
Irish PotaGs. Dus0OaoO
90, bDl o 90 az 80
SweeIsJersey350@S rs
90 Nor1olk 2 Boa
do Vineland. 4 %
Onions. EgpSu oo@0 90
DO NaIlves 2 7b43 90
Chickens. 14aI6
TURKEYS. Yves. 17GiSe
Northern 90. S02u
fowls..e 11MI3
Apples.
Eating appPs3 5094 sol
do common S203 90
BaldwInS 3 50D3 10
EVap u ID S@l0c
Lemons.
MessIna . b004 00l
Uran ges.
Florida 00@f 6OI
jana Ca 4 OJ04 70
Eggs.
NeaTDv.sss 2SI3Ol
eastern EXTRA 2AD2o
Fresh Western. % O. 4
Held. 1919
Esuttez.
Creamery. tDcy..2l@22
Gilt huge vr'mJ.13G2OI
Choice. .......14@15
Cheese. \
N. \. fctryIOI2 ell 4
Vermont 80. 1912 OIL 4
sage. ....l2 Gl2L2
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CASC0 BAY STEAMBOAT Co
Custom House wharf,
PORTLAND. MAS.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
commencing Sunday, Noy. IS. 1897

Commencing Sunday, NoY. IS. 1897.
fe { 81 Eorest City Landing. Peaks Is,.na
Fo 9So $40 500, 1890 a. M, 215, 40 6i5 M
~ ~ so once re- Landing, Long Island. sou. On
'g NJ arelethen's Landing, Little an. cr.at
- q, liohu Islands soc, 1890 a. M, 2.15 dae
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
reaI ores1 city and Trefethen's Landings.
Mond Islands. Ponce's Lantiing 80,
. i 4 an ana cushing's Island. 1876 a. IN
sa, 2: y; T COOLING. General Manager
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water, Ms.
>, Ar at Matanzas Nov 80, sch Chas NJ Paterson,
Tunnel, Philadelphia.
Az at ST John, NIB Dec l. schs G II Perry,
Whitaker, New Bedford; Arthur M Gibson.
Stewart. Rockland
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p, Nov 20 lat SO n. lon IA w, barque Amy
Turner, tWarland, from Singapore Aug IS for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Electrical improvements.

Electric business Is on a boom in Rich
mond. extensive Improvement having been
made i'm many directions.
The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph COmpany's construction department
has just finished stringing a cable ~
Broad street. and many new poles have
been erected.
The Richmond Telephone Company $
men have been hard at work. too. New
lines have been run, ard the sub ex-
change in Manchester Is ar present ready
for work.
The Postal Telegraph Company Is max
ing extensive improvements in thar plant
here. and the Western Union Company
painters have been at work on poles "he
storage battery house for the R.chmori
Railway and Electric Company is ab"r;
COMPLETED and electricians Will shortly
bo ready to look after the equi )me Ii Ct
the plant.
The Richmond Triction Company hiss
4 new ccVice to be used when lire hose
win te placed over their tracks. An
iron bridge over the hose will enable the
cars To run
Superintendent w. II. Thompson and his
stan of electricians are busy engaged in
eaupping a new switchboard and stor-
age battery in the hre-a'arm headQuar-
tiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Bal Hasaue in Oxford

OXFORD. y. c.. Nov Special -
The Zig-Zag Club. Of oxford. was en-
tertained for the first time by Miss Fam
ME Gregory at the residence OF Colonel
r. O. Gregory on College street. on
thursday evening. November 18th. In a
manner that installs a charming season
Tor the members. The amuscmcnts for
th" evening were varied. Dancing.
catds, music and song added % the enjoy
mcnt OF the occasion. while choice re-
ireshments were served In tempting
style The guests We're invited 90 attend
'en masque' and for several DAYS tho
young people have been busy selecting
characters 20 represent Tho following
were the participants and the role or inn
presentations.
Miss lNnnie Gregory. Aurora. Miss
Carrie HohgOod. Night. Ms Susan W.
Graham. Marguerite. Miss LucIo 8luea.
Nyaid; Miss Nellie Currin. Village
Belle. Miss Mary Curru. Gnrr.nofa
Portrait. Miss Dora Cane. Mary Queen %
Scots. Miss Mary Feroboo. japanese
Lady Miss Luio Biggs, Nydia. Miss
Dqatha CoggShan Marie Anuoneffe.
Miss Helen Cannodv Daughter nf Ihe
Regiment. Miss Annie Booth. Liberty.
Miss Lizzie Lawrence. Quakcrcss, n IS
Carrie Lawrence. Butterfly. Nils. Fannie
skinner. Maud Muller. Miss Charlotte
Britt. 4 japanese Lady: Mis- AMMO
Williams. CLEOPATRA. Miss Mary D..
Gregory. Minnehlhl. Miss Mary Lynch
Sister of Charity. Miss Rosa Croms. Poo
cahontas Miss M.y Francis a Nnn
Mr. Whitman Canary Sir Walter
Raleigh; Mr.. j. g. Tiess. 4 Soldier.
Captain Hugh Skinner a Confederate.
hr. ). w. Minor indian Chief. n. Pane
ior 4 Priest; Willie Lands 4 Confed,r-
ate Veteran Ernest Meadows. Cardinal
Nolsoy, j. Meadows. lngomar. g. ~.
East0n A Huntsman. Charlie Gregory.
A Ghost. Wade Britt A Texan Cow Boy.
~. j. NHITFIU f'.HfffHfn of tho Guards. /
H. Davis. a Country Girl. Prof ShamO-
horne, Gentleman ot the Nineteenth Gene
Jury. Rogers White. knight of the Rcy0-
luton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
Able & and d. Officials.

Mr. l.. +. Sullivan, who has been pro-
NOTED from the position Of auditor 10
that Of comptroller of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway is recognized as one
Of the leading accountants In the rail
road world. Mr. Sullivan has made his
own way by strict attention to business,
and possesses superior business qualifi-
cations. Mr.. Sullivan is a native of In
dianapoliS. Ind. and is very popular with
the railroad people.
Mr.. c. T. Potts. the newly-appointed
treasurer. commenced his railroad career
as a clerk in the local freight office OF
the Richmond and Danville road in this
city. Before going with the Chesapeake
and Ohio he held the position of local
cashier Of the old Richmond and Allie
ghany road. Mr.. Potts. like Mr.. Sulli-
van. has made his own way in this world
and has many friends in Virginia who
will be pleased TO learn of his deserved
promotion. MIR. Potts is Virginia boy
having been born in Petersburg.