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DIiESSMAKING-


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CI,DA MAX ER.-bome or day, coaAs
altered. plush steamed; sealskin gar
merts rcr'Iclled. rely ed. repaired. MADE
into capcs. colarettes and Jackets GRElG.
l3 Nes; ~ q.
DRESSMhkFR and CIOAKMAKER.-
Home o. DAY plush and velvet c.oaks
altered and steamed. cloth garments re
modc,lcc pressed and cleaned. GRElf.
l3i West 81 ~.
rRTScN Af<ER. Fashionable dressmaker
first class utter and litter. would like
~ more Customers. So per day. ", BOX
o. 1.2i2 Broadway.
SEAL GiFM ;NrS redyed and altered into
bX = ifg - Russian houses. lowest
prices R'EKER'S iiS West 39ih ST.. ;
seventeen years with Geo. Smith. Regent
ct. London and late with Gunth"r's sons.
5'h ave
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OLD GOLD a SILVER WANTED

~-o4~-- ,I<ON0-oyNNr>NN.>N~" NNoN0NNNNoNNN|~
SEND IS yoai old gold. jews.rJ, &c. Wa
send certified check tor full value there
Of Hank references Established 1872.
GEORGE JOYCE 20 FN.l,ons'.
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R>I>HED r., ms TO LET.
TYPEWRITERS.

Bill s-IEltF EE TYPEWRiTEks nfs
guaranteed the best. price. 81: thou
SANDS Ia use send for home indOrss-
uen,s BLl'kKSsDERFER MO CO.
Is2 Broadway Room
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LOST.

ENNKRoOK No. 2i7. fst. ~ the Union
Dime Savings Institution. - missing.
ANY person having = claim n Il IL hereby
called upon 20 u, sent the same within ten
aays. NJ submit 20 having said pa ssbook
en- --allli an n nnw mo ls.lled
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HOARD AVID ROOMS.

nth ST. cs7 EAST. Sfuvv--sn' square.
Win hnn-d handsome fooms facing
pax lfh"rr exposure other rooms. ref
er.rrns
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tCHfNENY

At HEDU ED FKiC ES. - 500 s-rrad- hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought and *
charEe' ;cDk IF EDDY g'S Nahi-
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IL East erH ST. near 9Th avc-Tiek
mt fooMf. Nth superior b0ari r.f~
erfns etrhnngec
6i.H ST. = WEST Handsomely fur
ii'n"d large and snGl rooms. eIc>ll~n.
board references
ss~H ST II WEST Attractive. hand
sofrcy furlI shed rrofns excellent scr
vics. osn;rsl location privat. table. refer
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flaming 6ebools.

flaming 6ebools.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR. los west 55,h-rt-Pri-
"A vate lessons and classes daily waltz Thoroughly ana
practically taught. Send for circular ' $3.50
m GEORGE DODwORTH
4s IL u FAST 10TH st.
Glasses and private Lessons Mems cornmsncsa
Dee 9Th. Dodworths Minus..
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Fem ale.

COOK and BUTLER. Married couple %
the work Il small private family; ref
erences. Gail or address WILLIAM, 2ef
East 24th-st. second floor
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9rbool Aseneies.
\ MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
eup2ies professor, Teachers. Tutors Governessee
&C. 70 Solieges Schools and Families Apply to
MIS- NJ J. YOUNG FULTON, % Union SQUARE
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MI Henry Provide announces book. entitled
.rba Rible References OF John Ruskin II is Sc
,.c,aa and arranged by Mary and Ellen Gibbs.
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When M Theur.et received into the French
Aoademv the other DAY, occupy the chair OF the
late Alexandra Dumas. be listened to a speech by
NJ Paul Boauget, the youngest OF the lmmortaIs, In
which that clever gentlman said great many
nl.asant things about the newcomer and a great
many moro which were also more interesting about
Theuriets predecessor. NJ. BourSet Is said to have
observed long ago; MY merits as NOVELIST may
be CHALLENGED but deny that am the
hest-crayatted man OF Paris" For this and kin
dred reasons the "ssance'' Of the Academy was at
tended BY numerous fashionable women Yet he
won a serious success. his usual coxoombry dis
annsarina beneath his enthusiasm in those portions
OF hts address which dealt with Dumas. The
eulogy II said to have taken the Academy by
sto~m the audience rising TO its feet 10 cheer the
speeker He painted Dumas with his athletic
figure his naughty bearing Ills singular and ex-
pressiye mask full of intelligence and energy, OF
vrle aayety and hidden bitterness OF irony and
kindness Of courageous serenity and melancholy.
All this was In that accumulated profile. with its
hooked nose. It's bold mus.ache, it's brow broad
with thought. It's mouth at once indugent and dis.
within lids o little prominent, had that surgical
ucidry OF great DOCTORS great composers and great
statesmen. II seemed that athwart al lies and all
modesties. all ignorances and dupltcities. that
glance must always pierce 70 the very depth
OF the being Il rested upon and perceive the souls
sick SPOT the secret wound to be sounded and
cured, Dumas has executed Ia the drama q
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COOK Young Scotch Protestant Cir az
first-class cook: good baker. excellent
ence: has brother useful man. 223 East
bGth-st.. store.
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What promises 70 be a more than commonly IN
,eros,,ng description Of the famous Wallace coNec-
,ion at Hartford House has been prepared oS al,
Charles Yriarte. 1t is TO be profusely Illustrated
and published during the coming year IN Inc Pan
Mall Magazine.
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WORK WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Four years @Aperience g'oi references
Remington operator; sa.ary IS Miss
RITSSERT. 3lS West S9ih 81.
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pLUckY ADmIRAL RgINEck.


Athens, March 2.-Advices received
here from Canea say that the foreign
admirals demanded that the Greek
warships leave Cretan waters within
"a hours. To this demand Commodore
Reineck. commanding the Greek war
ship Pydra, replied that he would only
obey the orders Of his own government.
If his ship were sunk. he declared, she
would salute the foreign flags as she
went down.
The government is informed that the
garrison of the town Of Chandimo.
Island of Crete, which have been made
prisoners by the insurgents, comprised
1900 Turkish soldiers The government
has wired the Greek vice consul at
Canea, instructing him to start at once
for Selino and use his influence in be-
half of the Moslems. who have been
made prisoners there.
1t is alleged that the Turkish troops
forming the garrison ct Janina, Alba
MIA, having been ordered to proceed to
the frontier, pillaged several Christian
villages while en- route to their destina-
ton. Soldiers have twice irsulted the
Russian consul in the streets of Janina.
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CANTON SOMERSET FAIR.
Skowhegan chevaIiers and Friends Having
Fine Time at Their Grand Entertainment,

Skowliegan. March 2.-(SpeciaD.--
every department. the Canton Somer-
set fair, I. @. O. r.. has begun and it
was beginning of the most suspicious
kind. Our business men have con-
trihuted most literally both in point of
purchase of tickets and also in donat-
ing articles. The latter are now on ex-
hihition in the display window of
Wentworth q Oak.
The grand affair opened, Tuesday
evening. and when the immense num-
Der had gotten into Coburn hall.
secured their seats and had time to
Took around a little a most beauti-
tul sight met their gaze. The stage
was pretty sight indeed: in the cen
ter was the handsome Canton banner,
from which many colored bunting
streamers were suspended in graceful
curves to the sides of the stage. The
balcony was likewise decorated in at
tractive colors as was also the chan
deliers. The whole decorations were
under the direction of Robert NJ. Ord
way. and the rare taste displayed re-
fleets much credit on the young man.
IL ttte SutceSS Vi Tue NuOle SdHNoii
fair depended upon the first evenings
entertainment, the unqualified success
IS assured. The programme opened
with a selection by Kendalrs full
orchestra, 10 pieces. Prof. j. A. Ken
dall director. Then followed the
humorous, pathetic and highly enjoy
able melodrama in four acts. entitled,
Uncle Josh" Many Of the parts
taken. at times. bordered on the pro-
fessional and the encores were fire.
quent
The following caste included our best
LEGAL talent: Joshua Jarvis. Uncle
JOSH" Albert +. Dyer; Count De Cor
WILLIE /. G.. Salisbury: Gerald Muir
ray Ned Lambert; Epson DOVES"
II. c. Rassett: Joe Clark" w. +. Ell
lot; 'Muchaey,' f. C. Dunton; Nun
SON." Geo. S. Head; "Erastus,"
Charles E. Dealey: Mrs. Reynolds"
Miss Hattie Bic!lford Lefty Miss
Vivian Graves: Miss Minerva
Clockett," Mrs. Ella Benson.
a large number were present from
Norrdgewocl5, Madison and other up
river towns. A special train will be
run from Gardiner. Thursday evering.
ior enoSe WHO VISA 10 altehu Inc SraHa
ball. besides the Cartons from Gar
diner. Augusta and Waterville.
In the rear of the hall, for the three
evenings. are dantily arranged several
booths. from which are sold confectiCn-
cry, etc.
Canton Somerset has large under
taking on it's hands wnen enteltain-
ment will be provided, next June, fer
the Patriarchs Militant of the State CT
Maine. SO everybody, should help them
do it, thus showing the good people
that Skowhegan is among the leaders
for hospitality.
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HAIL TO THE CHIEF.
The End Regiment Bands
Reception to Gov. Powers
And Military Staff at Lewiston, Tues
day Evenirg, a Grand Success,
Two thousand People Attn and 200 Couple
Join in Dancing.

Lewiston. March 2-Governor Powers
and his military staff We're given recp-
ZION, concert and ball in City hall tonight
by the I'd Regiment Band. The hall was
beautifully decorated and the affair was
the society event of the season. Two
thousand people attended. and there were
2G0 couples in the grand march. Cover
nor and Mrs. Powers We're assisted in re-
ceiving by Mayor and Mrs. Noble. The
military staff was present except Coils
Hamlin and Glidden. and it was the first
appearance of Col. /. *. S,etson of Ban
gor and Col. Henry A. Wing of Lewiston
The staff was in full dress uniform and
accompanied by ladies.
General q. a. Philbrook Of the ID Regi-
ment and other officers were present
and officers of the local companies of both
regiments. N. G. S. NJ. acted as ushers
an descort to the Governor and staff
Gen. Common. Gen. Newcomb Col. Thomp-
son, Col. Maybury. Gen. Harrington and
other leading military men were present
The grand march was led by Governor
Powers and Mrs. Noble and Mayor Noble
and Mrs. Powers. The music was by the
full I'd Regiment Band. The hall di-
rector was Sergeant Frank j. Giackin.
and the floor manager, w. e. Riker TIE
affair was Il grand success. Governor
and Mrs. Power, We're entertained by
Hon. W. D. Pencil.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mayor Bibber was reelected at Bath,
Monday, the vote being, Bibber, no;
Torrey. $50.
The business of the Bangor & Aroos-
took during February was the largest
Of any month in its history. Saturday.
the Maine Central received 122 loaded
freight cars from the Bangor & Aroos-
took. or about five full trains. Its re-
ceipts for the month from the 3. {: a.
were greater by 511 cars than in Feb
ruary, 1896.
The farm buildings Of Stephen Nc
Donald, an old army veteran, on the
Ross read. Saco. werat destroyed by
fire, Sunday. The fire is thought to
have been set by the 4-years-ol1
daughter of Mr.. Mcdonald. She wished
to go out to play, Sunday, but her par
ents refused to let her She became
sullsy and went upstairs to her cham
her. A short time after the room was
discovered to be on fire. and all efforts
to eXtinguish the flames proved fruit
less. Mr.. Mcdonald lost everything he
had in the world and is now homeless.
An effort will he made TO raise money
enough to build the old soldier a new
set of buildings. The loss was $1,000;
rot insured
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THE PRESIDENT ILL.
Confined to Bed by Rheumatism--Di Not
Snub Gov. Bushnell.

Washington, March president Cleve-
land is confined 10 his bed by an acute at
tack of rheumatism and his physician
has ordered him to remain there. other
wise he will be unable to participate in
the inaugural proceedings.
Those around President Cleveland feel
keenly the injustice of the story pub
lished. this morning. that he had snubbed
Governor Bushnell of Ohio. by oXcusing
himself from receiving the Governor and
his staff. Secretary Thurhcr says:
Yesterday. an aide of the Governor
came to me and said the Governor and
staff would like to pay their respects.
replied that the President would be very
glad to receive the governor and staff.
but wouldn't he please tell the Governor
in confidence that the President was suf-
ferng from Il terrible attack of rheuma-
;ism. He could not stand. or see any
one. and was with difficulty watching
public business. | begged him earnestly
to convey the Presidents regrets and say
that his illness precluded him seeing any
one. That this WAS strictly true. is
shown by the Presidents inability 10 see
his own cabinet officers. today"
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Nl0the rs

Anxiously watch declining health of
their daughters. So many are cut off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages. when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa
parilla will restore the quality am
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
cit is but just to write about n,
daughter Cora, aged 10. She was COM
pletely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
live over three months. She had a bad
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MUST svAcuA1E CRETE.
Powers will Enforce Demand BY Force Of
Aims. 1t Necessary.

Vienna. March 1.-The Powers have
agreed to present their demands to
Greece in two notes. The first of these
notes will demand that Greece evacu-
ate Crete within six days, and the
second will convey intimation that the
Powers will resort to coercive measures
if the demands are not complied with.
at the suggestion of Lord Salisbury.
Turkey will be requested to withdraw
the Turkish troops in Crete to the
fortress. The notes of the Powers will
probably be presented to the Greek and
Turkish governments at Athens and
Constantinople, today.
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NO STOVES IN CARS.
New York Supreme cour. Says They Rust No.
Be Used on Steam Railroads.

Washington. March 1.-The law of
the state of New York, forbidding the
use of stoves in cars on steam railroads
for heating purposes. was affirmed by
the supreme court, Monday. The case
came up on appeal by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
In the failure OF Congress to legislate
on the subject, Justice Harlan said it
was competent for the state to provide
for the safety of passengers. both in
cars running on railroads within the
state. or coming into the state from
another state
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EHelAHo's cRETAN BLUE BOOK.
Lord Salisbury Has Throughout Been Appssed
10 Active Steps Asaiast erssce.

London, March 2.-Thes government
has issued a Cretan blue book. cover
ing the period between February, 1896.
and September. 1896. which shows that
Count Goluchowsii's proposal to block
ade the Piraeus in the event of the re-
fusal of Greece to obey the terms of the
collective note of the Powers by put
ting stop to the Importation Of arms
and the forwarding of volunteers into
Crete. has steadily been opposed by
CONTINUED on page 81
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A VOICE FROM PERU.
What Well Known Merchant q 0dsrd Co.
Says Of Bxssn's Rhssmatie Cure.
Peru. Me-. Nov. 10. 1896.

The Buxton Rheumatic Cure Co.
Gentlemen: In regard to your Rheu-
matte Cure. will say that have been
afflicted with rheumatism for several
years and have had two rheumatic
fevers. About one year ago became
convinced that should have to take
my bed if I did not get relief and Is
] had your cure for sale and a. It had
done many remarkable cures in my VI
entity I thought would try It. After
taking one bottle the pain all left me.
/ shall be pleased to answer any ques-
tons in regard to above statement.
Yours truly,
GREENLIEF HoDsDoN.
fehl9. wed&fritf
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LEE DID SHOW BACK BONE.
Correspondence Proves that He Threatened to
Resign Unless Svppurled.

Washington, March 1.-The CORE
spondence of the department of state
with Consul General Lee. at Havana,
in the case of Charles Scott. American
citizen. was laid before the Senate,
Monday night, and confirms the pub
lished story that Gen. Lee threatened
to resign unless the department sup
ported his demand that Scott be re-
leased from solitary confinement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-03
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

BY Mr.. Savage of Androscoggin-Peti-
ton of j. 4. Fletcher and more than 1903
others OF Auburn, Lewiston. Minot Po-
land. Buckiield, Mechanic Falls. Hart
ford. Turner and other towns for law
to prevent the trapping of foxes.
By Mr.. Grindlc Of characterization of
Allen Henderson ard - others of Biuehll
In favor of Il close time on deer In Long
Island Bluehil. for period osfive years.
BY Mr.. Clason of Kennebec-Resolve
providing for the building OF hatch
house a. Caribou.
I The president called Mr.. Chamberlain
Pof Lincoln TO the chair. who presided for
nari of the session
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Another Denial. IRON Havana.

Havana, March 2.-The reports which
have been in circulation here and have
been cabled abroad that Gen. Weyler
had resigned the governorship of Cuba.
because the government at Madrid had
not consulted with him concerning the
release of Julio Sanguilly, are without
foundation.
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Mason & Merrill,
Bankers,
SO Exchange S., Portland, Me-,

"/CI IOl SttlCs
Mousam Water Co. (of Kennebunk,
Me.,) LIST Mortgage SIS.
Rockland, ThOmastOn and Camden St.
Ry. LIST Mortgage is.
Edison Electric Illuminating Go. (of
Baltimore, Md.,) LIST Mortgage 6's.
Ellicott Square Co. (of Buffalo, n. Y.,)
LIST and ID Mortgage Bonds.
Rockland Water Co. 1st Mortgage SIS.
Knox Gas and Electric Co. (of Rock.
land, Me..) LIST Mortgage C's.
Bangor and AroOstOOk X. X. LIST Mort.
gage is.
Rumford Falls Light and Water Co.
list Mortgage 6's.
Consolidated Electric Light Co. (ol
Portland,) 1st Mortgage So
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

Resolve In favor of Bluehill academy.
Resolve in favor of Parsonsfield SEMI
nary. Parsonsield. Maine.
An act to incorporate the Rangcley
Water Company.
An act to provide for the retirement of
police officers of the city OF Portland on
half pay.
An act to amend section of chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes as amended by
chapter ~ of the ub..c Laws CT 1891. re-
lating to election of members of the
board of agriculture.
An act to incorporate the Mechanic Falls
Trust and Banking Company.
An act for the protcctiCn of beaver
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SNOW : RAlN-WARMER.

Boston. March Local forecast for
Wednesday: Threatening weather with
light snow, changing to rain; warmer.
Wednesday afternoon; eastery winds,
varying to southerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-03

The Robson mill at Fall River, which
shut down in June last, resumed opera
tions, Monday The mill will run under
short schedule. The Davol mills are rum
ming in every department, the striking
help returned to work, Monday.
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Coug

and nothing seemed to do her any good.
! happened to read about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and had her give it a trial. From the
very first dose she began to get better.
After taking few bottles she was COM
pleteIy cured and her health has been the
best ever since" Mrs. ADDIE PECK,
IL Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
81 will say that my mother has not
stated my case in as strong words as
would have done. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has truly cured me and I am now WELL"
CORA PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Be sure to get Hoods, because
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CRISIS AT HAND.
Relations Between Greek and
Russian Courts Severed.
The Powers Will Force Greece 10
Withdraw Forces From Crete.
PIucky Reply d Admiral Reiaeek 10 0smaa6
Of Foreign Admirals.

Berlin. March "A dispatch from
Constantinople says that relations be-
tween the Russian and Greek courts
have been severed.
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Ex.Gov. Long Accepts Navy Portfolio.

Boston, March 2.-EX-Governor John
D. Long of bingham. Mass, today an
nounced that he had accepted the navy
portfolio in President McKinley's cab
met
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Vice. President Elect Hobart, Arrives.

Washington, March 2.--Vice President
elect Hobart and party arrived at the
Arlington hotel at 355 p NJ.
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REPORT OF Committee.

Mr.. Roberts for the committee on edu.
cation reported ought to pass. bill. in new
draft. an act 10 provide Tor the examina-
ton of candidates for positions OF teach
ers in the public schools of the State
Report accepted and tabled for printing
under rule
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

BY Mr.. Cla3on Of kennebec-Bill an act
TO amend section Is of chapter 1i3 OF the
Revised Statutes relating to duties of
municipal officers.
Bill an act entitled an act to supply
the people of South Gardner with pure
water
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HOUSE BILLS READ AND ASSIGNED
JUDICIARY.

BY Mr.. Stearns OF Aroostook-Bill an
act additional to chapter 81 of the Re
vised Statutes. relating to the sale OF
property deposited in public warehouses
on which charges thereon shall not have
been paid
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sIxIY.EIGHTH SESSION.
SENATE.

Tuesday, March 2, 1851.
The Senate met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
President.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Livingston OF Au-
gusta.
Journal Of Friday read and approved
Papers from the House disposed of in
concurrence.
HOUSE BILLS READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act for the better protection of girls.
An act TO authorize Frederick A.
Staples to build and maintain a wharf
in the tide waters of Piseataquis river,
town of Elliot, county OF York.
Resolve in favor of the Eastern Maine
General Hospital
Resolve in favor of the Bangor Chill
dren's Home.
No. 5, Range 2. Oxford county.
The following bills, petitions, ETC., were
presented and referred: