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The times., 1897-11-05
THOMAS BOWLING < co.,
AuCtiJaeE

CHANCERY SALE or ONE-FTFTH IN
DIVIDED lSiE - i A.SD E~'f ATE on
NEAR 33D STREET FORMERLY MAR
kEI STREET, WEST ASHiNGTON
tEORMEtsL4 GEO--GEIOWN-l
.By. yirtueof a deere "a Jne supreme court
or the District OF Columbia. Ia sSed in
cause or JOnn Il. Lis against JOnn II.
BOaruan and Others, .ItJy No. I6,7ss}-
the undersigned As Jrdstee, VIII offer fOT
OF NOVEMBER \. d 1897. AT 40
. tLOCh = Al-- uur-fi.tE I-Jj undivided
interest and estate ii anu to the real
estate described IL SalG cause. situatst ia
Gcoi SetoWn knO~ lart ~ " aSningtOn CITY
DlStliCt OF -OGluIlittla- ana Known as part
oI Beatty * liza sIus addition 70 said
GeOFGetoWn, trE mining t0r the same at
4 point on the uOrJH side o. II n street tnOW
X street, distant one hundred and eighty
elect Wes from tue nos invest corner OF
1th street tuOW x street and -,IarSrt (nOW
33dl streets and running thence west on
said 1tn tk street twenty feet, thence
hoftn aJ FishI angles u said 5th tR
street, one uundreQ dnu fitUy leets 10 rear
line Oh said lot, thence east twenty
ieet1 and thence sJusH one hun
died and -iltty Ie5C 80 cu1 ieginniuC, TO-
SetneT Win JHs bulldiu - auIi improvements
belonging. Terms Of saie- Jne-t hird cash,
balance IN TWO equal pa yuenJ- OF six and
twelve mouths, with Per cent interest
from day OF sale, Tor Wnicu pure ser OF
purchasers sian give prGmiSScry notes
with interest, or all casu, 1t option OF
purchaser OF puICf GSeTs- 10 deed given
until ali puTcud So iltOIirs and interest be
paid. y deposit Ci Sluu viii be FeuHred
at time OF sale CCnVe EauCing a cost OK
purchasers. TeFEs OF sale must be com
piled with WiJlHu Iii leen DAYS after sale,
otherwise property VIII lie le-ddYeTtiSed
aud resOid i cost anu risS OF deiaulJing
purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee,
ocJO-d%ds 4o6 Louisiana ave.
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AuStria'S parI ameutary Crisis.

Vienna, Nov 4. Emperor Francis Josepr
had a conference today with the two
vice presidents of the Untertaus OF the
Austrian Reichsrath upon the subject OF
the par.iamentary crisis.
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Hetel DESTROYED by Fire.

Marlboro, Mass, Nov 4.-The Corey block
and the Central Hotel burned t'lis moru-
ing. Loss, 81 $4,000; insurance partial
Forty guests in the hotel escapedin safety
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HOTEL. DIRECTORY.
,OPLEY soUARE HOTEI.

COPLEY SUI "A = p HOTEL.
Huntington AveEue ami Exeter Street,
BOSTON, MASS
New Elegantly a IiOiHteG-Strictly Fire
proof Location unsuF passed in the city.
Three to eight minutes from principal shop
ping centers. theateyS, etc american plan,
S'5.5D per DAY ami upward European plans
: go per Gay and GpWagd.
anf6-3 ruo em s R.sTEER & CO.
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PERSONALS.

PROF. CLA Y-Oldest established cIairvoy
an: advertising In this city; consult him on
business, lawsuits, divorce, speculations,
separations love or family troubles, can
tell you anything YOU wish TO know; brings
separated husband and Wife together;
makes sweetheart or lover true, causes
marriages: removes spells or mysterious
feelings; gives luck; fee, so cents, hours, %
to 0 daily. 4S3 II ST. sw. nO3-3t-eln
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OWNER NEEDS money to enlarge paying
manufacturing business, hall lntei OF
| fereo III compleIeiine OF fine toilet prepara-
| tions; references exchanged; small invest
| ment required. DUNLAP, 500 t st.
no0-3t
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NATIONAL DENIAL PARLORS
UUb II street Northwest.

doid Filings and bridge work a spe
daIty, at the lowest price; aInaigAn iii
ings, UUc; IGll sets OF teeth Gu plates, go.
Extracting, either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, 5uc; without, 2Ec: all
WORK done Dy experts, and guaranteed the
O'clock mh22tf
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HAMPTON wins 0NAFLUkE
Score Against Columbian on Ref
eree'S Wrong Decision.
THE GAME An EXCITING ONE

r,alYmbian Put Up Splendid Fight
AGAINST the strong Southern Elev-
en-, Although Weakened by the 40
eanc., of Three 0t Their Best Play
ers-Game in Detail.
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By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
u~attd ~ Aprii ., 1855, and duly recorded
Oi ths Land records FGr taf. Districr ~
ooiuIil9ldi ana at uha request Of the arty
seouIed thereby, We 8iii sell at public
siuS' ,i loil' on NOV T. - hER q, 1897, at three
CLOCK, u. m, the following. GescriFree
PtopeIIsi situate ~ th9 District or Column
pla' ana =, designated as and being lot eighty
~ 9 Ia LenO T. B4Dbitg's subdivision
VI lots one tI aud two t2I. 10 hlorE M.
l , IN thc tract Ot land called IriniGa Il,
lVSySher With Tie improvements thereon.
hRMS OF 81 Ian cash. A de-
pgsil Ot SI % Will b. Fe4uired at the time
81 SAFE ana 6ife terms o- sale 10 be COM
piieu with within tea days from the date
~ sdte' OtiieE wise tse property VIII be re-
sVIu AZ ihs FISK ara Cost Ot the defaultinR
purchaser. COnveyaucing, ETC., at puH
ehasers cost.
f--t y IS ll- + fi,- lsls-tFuStee,
els Z st. NV.
GEO P. CHA ; L. trustee
Equity blnuiDa, 4 IL st. NV.
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FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop; at
tractiye fixtures; established trade, pr1ce
81 20: will accept part cash. DUNLAP,
9U6.F st. no5-3t
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FInRInA FInRII

FLORIDA FLORIDA FLORIDA
WANTED -One or more persons, with
some capital, To form ar association or
corporation TO raise tobacco, vegetables,
fruits, &c, III Polk county. Fla; have
Il 7UO-aCTe plantation now under Cultlya-
ton, on when To commence planting ini-
Ineuiately for winter and spring crops;
/ &, 0oU tomato plants now ready for
planting; "A German or competent gardener
who understands raising tobacco yege-
table anC scnil-tropical fruits, also d boy
or young man, viii be given an interest
In the net proceeds Tor their work. APP
ply By mail, or in person after 4 p. m i,
To Col. John HANCOCK, &40l Pa ave.
oc3lF15t
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FOR SA ALE-Grocery store; located NV; on
prominent corner fresh, clean stock;
rent, $1Si price, $3.50, OF will invoice.
DUNLAP, 806 + st. no5-3t
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FOR SALE $500 will buy fine drug
store, worth twice the amount; eStab-
lished J 8 years. COMMERCIAL, $40 f NV
nod Stem
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FOR SALE-Several fine bargains in gro
Gerry It res; II you want a bargain see COM
MERCIaL, $40 f st.nw. no4-3t-em
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BUSINESS CHANG

FOR SALE Cheap, nice confectionery
and bakery, including furniture OF o-room
house; on car line; good business. Address
"A LASKA, this office. Do5-3t
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FOR SALE-Drug store; proprietor in i'll
health, desires TO sell a drug store in
northwest; VIII sell cheap TO proper party.
Apply 10 GEORGE ". DREW y tt'y at
Law, Mertz bldg, tn and Il sts. NV.
OC2S-I lpo-qTu
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Mrs. DR.. REMMER-
SPEC IiE.l,T

SPEC IiG4t y
IN obstetrics. gold medal Nv arded for the
science OF obstetrics from the UNIVERSITY
OF Munich, havana. treats suceessfulIy
woman : complaints and tIreguI ar isses: Drf-
yate saaiIauum Tor ladies before ant. dur
ing confinement OTrice hours fron! y n
to p. m, No 6I9 Pa ave. NV se3-tt
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FOR SALE Bargains: 81 SO; cigar, con
fectiOnery ana grocery store, house rent
SIT per month; must sell. A6l | st. NV
nO2-3t-eIn
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STORES SOLD QUICK, without publlcity
ana satisfaction 10 all. HUNTER y
BROS. COMMERCIAL, 510 + st. NV.
noA-3t-eln
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IksCsTEES, /: SAIL og A TwO-sTORY.
% tn,l,y hOg NJ bkItA -is 1LEING, No. IIOi
TRINIDAD AFENl T. Ne
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moo, $40. .t516,20, "a

THOMAS. DoWLISG q co. Ancts
612 Z 81. n "
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No ImpositionI Nothing but facts given
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FOR SALE-Cheap: busheling shop in NV:
good chance for good tailor. Call 2U2
Md. ave. ne. Item
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oc12-1mo 716 eth st. nv

GAkCIgsA 5e CIG AK. al HIN DER
son .. 9Th and xts. NV. aad 1892
n. I ave. orIO-2mo
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily. as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the
ports OF sailing daily, and this schedule or
clOSinSS is arranged on the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
the week ending November IS, the last CON
Meeting closes VIII be made at this office
as follows.
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FOR SALE-First- class cigar and lunch
room: located on a good business corner,
purchased ediately. Apply Room b,
402 6th st. NV. no5-3t
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FOR SALE-FIour and feed business; good
location; good paying stand books open
for investigation. COMMERCIAL, olo
st. NV. no4-3ti EN-
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FOR SALE-Business property; store and
dwelling, cellar, furnace anu III. !. 300
III ST. ne. Inquire on premises.
no4-3t,em
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and bakery, including furniture or o-roon
house; on car line; good business. Address
A Las "A, this office. noo-35
FOR SALE-First- class cigar and lunch
room: located on good business corner;
owner about 10 leave the city; cheap, IL
purchased Immediately. Apply Room o,
4O2 9Th st. NV. no5-5t
FOR SALE-Grocery store located NV; on
prominent corner fresh, clean stock;
rent, S1si price, $3.50, OF will invoice.
DUNLAP, 8o6 + st. no5-3t
FOR SALE-Three-chair barber shop; at
tractive fixtures, established trade, price
Sl 20: will accept part cash. DUNLAP,
9U6'F st. no5-3t
OWNER NEEDS money to enlarge paying
manufacturing business, hall Interest," OF
fereu III cOmpleIeiine OF fine toilet prepara-
tlons references exchanged; small invest
ment required. DUNLAP, 500 st.
mob st
FOR SALE-Several fine bargains in gro
cery It res, II you want bargain see COM
MERCIAL, $40 f st. NV no4-3t-em
STORES SOLD QUICK, without publicity
ana satisfaction TO all; HuNTER y
BROS. COMMERCIAL, 6l0 + st. NV.
no4-ot-eiu
FOR sALE-$Soo will buy fine drug
store, worth twice the amount; estab-
lished years. COMMERCIAL, 51O r NV
nod Stem
FOR SALE-FIour and feed business; good
iOCdllOns SOOu bOONo VbN..
for investigation. COMMERCIAL 5lo
st. NV. nO4-3t,em
FOR SALE-Cheap: busheling shop in NV:
good chance for good tailor. Call 2O2
Md. ave. ne. Item
FOR SALE-Busness property; store and
dwelling; cellar, furnace anu III. i. 300
ii ST. ne. Inquire on premises,
no4-3t,em
FOR sALE-one barber chair, good as
new; cheap 735 9th st. One driving
horse. 2115 E st. no4-3t,em
FOR SALE-Bread and cake bakery, with
store and route. NJ. NJ, this office.
no4-3tcm
WANTED-Respons party to take half
interest in an old-established patent
agency. Address ELECTRICAL, this Of
flee. nod 81, ,crn
PHOTOGRAPHER wants partner win
500 TO open studio will teach same tue
business PROFITABLE, this office.
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FoR sAEE-HoRsEs s CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-Neariy new phaeton and
carriage, cheap. WAGON WUnns, y Y
ave, bet. 4th and 9th stS. NV. no5-3t
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FOR SAL.E-FirSt-clasS coupelette, nearly
new, suitable for private use. Can at
217 II st. NV, after p. 10. nu3-3t
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Dr.. Californian,
DIR. M'KEEHAN.

THE 3 DA YS' CURE lfor mem IeaIs
all remedies in this city. a proTapt ana
permanent cure or no charge; consuitaLlun
frpa
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
For Breaking a nd Entering.

A month ago John J. Hurley, James
Flynn, William A. Sawyer and Michael
J. Hanlon were arraigned before the
Municipal court in Biddeford on the
charge of evading fare from Portland to
that city. They were convicted and each
one of them was sentenced to thirty days
in jail. On Thursday the sentences ex-
pired, but they were brought before
Judge Robinson in the Municipal court
yesterday morning for breaking and en-
tering Maine Central freight car num-
bered 33, 1872, standing on the tracks of the
Boston & Maine railroad. In this car it is
alleged the four prisoners rode to Bidde-
ford. All pleaded not guilty and through
their attorneys waived hearings. Carroll
W. Morrill, appeared for Sawyer and Han
Ion, while Levi Greenleaf appeared for
Hurley and Flynn. County Attorney
Libby appeared for the state. The court
found probable cause in all the cases and
ordered each one to furnish bonds in the
sum Of $500 for appearance at the Septem-
ber term of the Superior court. In default
of bail all were committed to Jail.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
SANFORD BICYCLE RACES.
These Are the Racers Who Will Compete
Today.

The following are the entries for the BIZ
cycle races under the auspices of the San
ford Cycle club to be held at Mousam
River park, this afternoon:
One mile novice-W. C. Sutherland,
South Portland Gustus Peterson, Port
land; John w. Thompson, Sanford.
One-half mile open-C. NJ. Donohue,
Lynn; G. B: Pike, Norway; Bert I. Gerry,
Sanford; Edward N. Cousins, Oscar
Modem Manchester; Fred Mospan, South
Portland; John R. johnson, Portland /;
Wilfred Senior, Sanford; W. r. Huston,
Portland; Willie Langley, Newmarket, N.
H., Fred Davis, Biddeford.
One-half mile for Maine-C. B. Pike.
Norway; Bert 1. Gerry, E. A. Kicker,
George W. Hayes, Sanford; J. r. Mason,
Auburn Gustus Peterson, G. R. Stevens,
Portland; Fred Mospan, South Portland
Portland Wilfred Senior, Sanford; w.
R. Huston, Portland; Fred Davis, Bid
deford.
One mile open-C. NJ Donohue, Lynn;
c. B. Pike, Norway; Bert L. Gerry, e. A.
Kicker, Sanford; Edward N. Cousins, Os-
car Modem, Manchester; George w.
Hayes, Sanford; Fred Mospan, South
Portland; Harry R. Viokerson, John R.
johnson, Portland; Wilfred Senior, San
lulu, W. Ios 1luouOu3 u.
One-mile tandem-U.B Pike, Norway :
Edward n. Cousins, Oscar Modem, Man.
chester; G. r. Stevens, j. r. johnson.
Portland.
One-mile handicap-W. C. Sutherland
South Portland; Bert I. Gerry, E. A.
Kicker, Sanford; Edward N. Cousins,
Oscar Modem, Manchester; George w.
Hayes, Sanford; J. R. Mason, Auburn
Gustus Peterson, G. r. Stevens, A. G.
nd
Portland; Harry r. Vickerson, John r.
johnson, Portland Wilfred Senior, San
ford; W. r. Huston, P. r. Fisher, Port
land
The track officials are as follows: Re
feree, W. E. Tobie of Portland; starter,
George G. Emery; timers, E. M. Goodall,
Frank l.. Senior ]. NJ Kicker; clerk of
course, F. A. Goodall. The Judges will
be appointed at the track.
The positions in the open mile handicap
have been assigned by W. E. Tobie OF
Portland, the official hadicapper, as fol
lows: Edward M. Cousins, Manchester,
scratch; John r. johnson, Portland, 1C
yards; Edward A. Kicker, Sanford, &c
yards; Bert I. Gerry, Sanford, 25 yards
W. R. Huston, Portland, 25 yards; George
W. Hayes. Sanford, 40 yards; Fred
Mospan, South Portland, 40 yards;
Wilfred Senior, Sanford, 55 yards; Oscar
Moodeen, Manchester, 55 yards Gustave
Peterson, South Portland, Is yards; Geo.
r. Stevens, Portland, rs yards; W. G.
Sutherland, South Portland, IS; II. r.
Ackerson Portland, 100; yards; A. G.
johnson, Portland, 110 yards; P. r.
Fisher, Portland, 1s5 yards; ]. R. Mason,
Auburn, It's yards.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
ST. ELIZABETH SCHOOL.
Hold Their Graduating Exercises at Kav-
anagh Hall.

There was q large audience of the par
ents and friends of the graduating class
of ST. Elizabeth school at Kavanagh
hall, yesterday afternoon. The platform
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and potted plants and the class were all
in bright summer toilets.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy, DID,, presided,
together with number OF the priests Of
the diocese. Following was the order of
exercises:
Away to the Mountains, (chorus), Christie
oalutatory,
Miss Anna Dev1ne.
Russia, Span, instrumental),
Misses Catherine Hudner, Mary Horton,
Margaret Donovan ana Alice DerFy
Sandalphon, (recitaD,,
Miss Catherine Doane.
La Retraite de Moscou, (recltation),
Victor Hugo
Over the Fields of Glover, (chorus), Geibel
The Inspiring of Caedmon, (recitation),
E. G. Donnelly
Ideal March, (instrumental), Lansing
First and second pianos, Misses Marga-
ret Donovan and Alice Derry.
Mandolin and banjo-Misses Elizabeth
Iobin and Hannah Craven.
Essay,
Miss Harriet Johnston.
Rrier- Rose (recitation), Boyesen
Ring the Lily Bells (select chorus), ,Sudds
Essay,
Miss Della O'Donnell.
Lanes Conquest, (recitation),.
Homage Verdi Cnstrumental), Duroe
Misses Anna Devine Alice Quinn, Marga-
ret Donovan and Mary Mccarthy.
Essay,
Miss Anna Pender.
Evening Chimes (chorus), Gabriel
For good conduct, Miss Mary Horton
received a gold medal, and Miss Ellen
Merrill a silver medal. In instrumental
music, Miss Katie Hudner was awarded
the gold medal.
Silver medals for scholarship were
awarded to Miss Gertrude Kinds of the
second class of the high school, to Miss
Louise Relihan of the third class and to
Miss Katie Welch of the fourth class.
Silver medals were also given to Miss
Katie Sullivan for china painting, and
Misses Gertrude Towle and Mary O'Brien
for regular attendance.
Gold rings, diplomas and crowns of
laurel, conferred on Misses Helen Cum
ningham, Elizabeth Conroy, Anna De-
vine, Catherine Doran, Gathering Hud-
ner, Harriet Johnson, Evelyn Kelley,
Agnes Kohling, Della O'Donnell, Anna
Pender, Gertrude Towle.
Valedictory, Miss Gertrude Towle.
Glass Song, Sargent
The graduates acquitted themselves
with much ability, showing that they
worked faithfully under the guidance of
their beloved teachers, the sisters of mer-
cy.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Alderman.

A special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held yesterday after
noon the Mayor presiding. Absent
Alderman Iilsley.
The Mayor appointed these special
policemen to serve during the pleasure of
the board but not later than July 10th:
Samuel w. Joy, Frank NJ. Smith, L. B.
Richardson. Lawrence M. Googin, j. N.
Racey, Edward N. Powers, John S.
Collier, Wilmot g. jackson, John B.
Staples. Henry Wilcox, Willard H. Rid
donnet, Frank L. Turner, Frederick j.
Hanson, Lincoln Huse, Charles E.
Carter, Henry A. Rich, Alfred L. Sweet
ser, Charles d. McLain, Elish A. Porter.
Petitions were received to erect wooden
buildings as follows: #. K. True,
dwelling, No. 126 Neal street, J. w. Sy-
monds. shed No. SO Portland street; John
w. Burrowes, dwelling No. 104 Spruce
street, Elias Hersey Roofing Co., still,
back of gas works; Robert f. Green,
building, two stores, 81 Portland street.
They were referred with power.
| Petitions for victualler's license were
received from John e. f. Connolly, J. E.
Lawson, G. H. Brown, James j. Malone,
Stone and Roemer, o. E. Dyer, Mrs. A.
Quimby, j. Taylor, Levecue & Haskell,
]. B. Jones, J. Levinsky, Charles L.
Holland.
A petition was received for the appoint
ment of a guardian for an insane woman.
The papers were laid on the table for the
present.
Two insane persons were ordered COM
mitted to the asylum at Augusta.
Alderman Rounds offered this order:
Ordered, That whereas the N E. Tele-.
graph and Telephone company, the Cape
Elizabeth Railway company, and the
Portland Gas Light Co. have caused the
pavement on Fore street from Exchange
to Plum steet to be taken up during the
past two years, and have not replaced the
same or put Fore street in as good con-
dition as before said companies did any
work upon it, it is hereby ordered that
said companies be requested by the Mayor
to cause said Fore street to be paved with
granite blocks or asphalt and put in good
condition forthwith.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
PEAKS ISLAND.


The social dance at the rink last eve
ming was success every way. Skating
and sliding took place at the rink between
7.30 and $50. The large attendance be-
speaks the appreciation of and the deep in
terest in this popular place of amusement
Next week it's patrons will be given a
treat in the line of music and song by a
large company of colored minstrels who
have been secured by Mr.. Gordon, the
manager. Every effort has been made to
make the afternoon and evening OF Mon
day next special day of interest at the
rink. A good working force will be in
attendance to extend every courtesy to all
patrons, and opportunity will be offered
for tobogganing to such as enjoy these
pleasing pastines.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03

At ]. R. Libby's, commencing today
at II m. Messrs. J. H. W Huckins &
Co., the world famed chefs and manu-
facturers, (whol have been in business
nearly half century,, will open their
grand demonstration and serve to the
ladies their delightful table delicacies in
the form OF a delicious lunch, free of
charge. Their specialties are the ones
which the French government award the
first prize, the Medal of Honor, in 1889.
At the Worlds Fair, Chicago, 1898, they
were again honored with the first prize.
the Medal and Diploma, and also received
the Gold Medal at the Atlanta Exposition
in 1895. So, you see, they will be well
worth the attention of our best citizens
and are head and shoulders above the
ordinary line of goods which many have
been called upon to sample in these days
of demonstrators Remember the time,
from July Sd to July 10th, inclusive.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
HONORs WERE EASY.
Press Carriers Won Ball Game and
Argus Tug of War.
The Annual Exclusion to Long Island
Yesterday-A Good Dinner and Lots of

The Annual Exclusion to Long Island
Yesterday-A Good Dinner and Lots of
Fun.
The sun smiled yesterday on old Casco
Bay, and just 20 carriers of the PRESS
and Argus smiled as they marched from
the offices to the wharf where they took
"a Casco Bay line boat for Long Island
at s O'Clock and carried out the follow
ing programme:
Ball game at 9.I5. Lemonade and ice
water on the ball grounds.
Dinner at 1890. Bill of fare:
Fish and Clam Chowder. Fried CLANS.
Ham and Corned Beef.
Saratoga Chips.
Plain Lobster. Lobster Salad.
Pickles White Bread. Brown Bread.
Pilot Bread. Crackers.
Apple and Lemon Pie.
Watermelon.
Coffee, Milk and Mineral Water.
Speech-The Duty of the Carrier,
o. p. T. Wish of the Argus
The Pleasures of a Carriers Life,
E. F. Morton of the PRESS.
The Girls, (waiters preferred),
Maj. Norton of the Press
Athletics,
Chase, Hadlock and Murphy of the Argus
The following sports were then in
dulged in: Three-legged race, throwing
base ball, 100-yards dash, sack race, 300
yard dash, standing jump, prizes, 50 for
first and 81 for the second. The ball game
was very in ieresting from the start and
Boyd of the Argus made just as pretty a
play in the last inning as could be seen
anywhere. The score resulted as follows:
PRESS
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
Sunday Excursion to Wiscasset.

The steamer Salacia will make her first
Sunday excursion of the season, to the
old picturesque town OF Wiscasset, next
Sunday.
On the outward trip the Salacia will
go through Casco Bay, past Small Point
and Seguin into the broad, deep, Sheep
scot Bay, one of the finest sheets of water
on our coast, passing close to the Boston
resort of Five Islands and the beautiful
Isle of Springs, to the Ovens Mouth,
where the Sheepscot river enters the bay.
From thence to Wiscasset is the most
charming inland trip imaginable; spec
ial point of interest being the old fort at
Davis Island with it's ssancient Indian
block house.
The return trip will be made by the
way of Boothaby Harbor and its numer-
GUS fine island resorts. This sail gives
the most pleasing combination or bay,
river and ocean scenery to be found on
the New England coast.
Popular price; see advertisement else
where.
The Portland daily press., 1897-07-03
/. MUSIC AND DRAMA.
McCulIum's Theatre.


"The New South will have but two
more representations, a matinee today
and an evening performance. This is
your last chance to see this great play
and if you don't take advantage of it,
you will find out when it is too late what
treat you have missed. Beginning with
matinee on Monday, "Woman Against
Woman" a five-act melo-drama, by Rich
ard Harvey will be the attraction for next
week. 1t is not necessary to tell the
story of this remarkably strong drama
here, as it was produced by Mr.. McCullum
two years ago and left lasting impress
sion on all who saw it. 1t will be hailed
as an old-ti1ne and ever-welcome friend.
The cast will be as follows:
John Fressider, the workman,
W. H. Pascoe
Phil Fressider, Johns father,
BARLEY Mccullum
Sir Henry Chatterton,
ss Norman Conniers
Gilbert Craven, man about town,
L. B. Bird geland
DIR. Grayson, John r. Armstrong
Peter Crank, Arthur Livingston
Hilton, Sir Henry valet, Park Hughes
Dave Jackson, George Henry
Rachel Westbrook, Helene Robertson
Miriam Barton, Maude Winter
Deborah Barton, Geneveye Reynolds
Mary Pedly. Beatrice Ingram
Bessie Barton, Lisle Leigh