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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-20

The following marriage licenses havs been
issued by the County Clerks Office:
Charles anepa and Maria Canale, 31-21.
Chris Halyerson and Mary J. Gamm on, $3.50,
William A. Meyer and Ella c. Sayer, S0-22.
Pearl ]. Harmount and Gussie Nj. Hale, 35-2S
w. j. Mccormick and Grace Dearborn, 1870,
John Ethelle and Edith Hegman 1913.
Frank Rojas and EN- ma Gotta 26-2I
Bias Pusicn and Lusi Alaga, 29-23
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MEDICAL

A PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM
n less: never fails in any case OF monthly sick
NESS, no mat what cause no electricity bum
bug or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refund d if cure is not effected: travellers
helped i'm m ediately; years exprrlence home in
confinement with sa nitarian conveniences. Con-
suit free the only reliab phys clans, DIR. AND
MRS. DAVIES, Ia McAllister ST.. next Hibernia
Bank: hou S 9 A. NJ to md to p NJ.
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ATToRNEYs-Ar-LAw.

A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS SPEC
n ialty: private; no fee without success probate
insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc
obtaned private detectives: estab. ished 10 years
G. W.HOWE, atty at law, $50 Market. cor. S,ocgtn
T EGAL PAPERS A SPECIALITY; 10 YEARS
~ practice. G. ARMBRUSTER, "a Montgy /.
A DvICE FREE, NO CHARGE UNLESS sue
IA cessful. W. w. DAVlDSiN. 927 Market ST.
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MARRIED..

MEGA CARTHY-PARSONS-I this city. JULY II,
1897. by the Rev. 6. R. Stanley Andrew ]. Nc
Carthy and Effie j. Parsons, both Of South san
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-20
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR SALE-EOUSE OF ROOMS AND
j large store on good business corner akland.
Call and for particulars. 1912 Thr-
teenth ave, East Oakland.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY
l. and County OF San Francisco State OF Cali
fornia.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship Of
MARY KEANE otherwise known MARY
KANE, incompetent person Order to show
cause why an order of sale Of real estate should
not be made.
J.C. o'CoNNoR, the guardian of the person
and estate of MARY KEANE. otherwise known
as MARY KANE, an incompetent person, having
order of sale Of the re i estate of said ward an
incompetent person. for the purposes therein set
forth;
And it appearing to the court from said petition
that is necessary and would be beneficial 10 said
ward said and TO her estate, that the
real estate therein described shou be sod
1t is therefore ordered by the court that the
next Of kin os said MARY KEAN E, otherwise
anu all persons in crested in the estate of said
ward, appear before said superior Court on
WEDNESDAY, the 1lth day of August, 1897,
at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day, at the
courtroom of Department No. (Probate) OF said
superior sup court, at The New City Hall IN ihe CITY
to show cause why an order should not be granted
to the SAID guardian of the person and estate Of
MARY KEANE, otherwise known MARY
KANE an incom petent person, to sell so much OF
the real estate of said Incompetent person shall
And that copy of this order be published at
least once week for four successive weeks in
THE San Francisco Call" newspaper printed
Francisco. State OF California
Dated July l2th 1897
d. ".
Judge of the Super Tor Court.
SULLIVAN & SULLIVAN, 610 Parrott build
ing, Attorneys for Guardian.
nEPA RTMENT NO. g. PROBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court In and for the City and County
of San Francisco State of California In the mat
ter OF the estate of JOHN BAND, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the goth
day of July, A. D. 1897 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, and the courtroom of Department No of
said court al the New City Hall, in the City and
County of San Francisco, state of saifornia, have
been appointed the time and place for proving
the win of said JOHN BAND, deceased, and for
hearing the application OF CATHERINE BAND
for The issuance her of letters of administration
with the will annexed.
Dated July 16, A. D. 1897
c. F. CURRY, Clerk.
By E. S. HAWLEY. Deputy Clerk.
NJ. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner, City
Hall, Alameda, Cal.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG-
~ est house west of Chicato is KOHLER dS
CHASES 26. 2S ana 80 O'Farrrll st. Pianos,
organs and all other musical instruments. OF all
grades and prices Terms easy; prices lowest.
Everything possible done to please and satisfy
the customer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-20

JF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY. G L OUR
i prices. New and used pianos $40 and upwards.
Al, guaranteed Can be returned If satisfac-
tory. THE ]. DEWING CO.. second floor Flood
Building.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOR SALE-FRUIT RANCH OF 160 ACRES;
IL l400 trees; 16 acres vines; house and furni-
Ell Dorado County. Address A. II. PECK, 6OS
Ninth St, Oakland, Cal.
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CLAIRvOYAN
CLAIRVOFANTS.
THE TRUE HERALD OF MERIT
IS DEEDS
THE SECRET OF
MRS. NASH
IN UNBoUNDED SUCCESS
Is THAT SHE ADvERTIsEs
NOTHING BUT WHAT
SHE CAN DO.
SHE CAN DO.

IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT
That she cannot and will not do all that is men,
toned in this advertisement, feel yourself invited
10 call and she viii convince the most skeptical
that she is possessed of powers that are strikngly
SHE GIVES ADVICE
On business. speculation, investments insur-
ence. love. courtshp MARI age and divorce. set
ties lovers quarrels. reunites the separated
and causes speedy and harpy mara age with
the OF your choice. Inc earth reveal S
to her he hidden treasures buried in her
bosom. She locates mines, interprets dreams,
tells of your tends and enemies removes evil in
fuences, gves advice pertaining to lawsuits
seek her counsel Thousands OF families long
separated have b-en reu iited by her efforts: thou
sands OF hearts made glad through her truthful
predictions. She Is ever ready to assist ali those
with capital to find safe and good-paying invest
ment
That time distance and circumstances have put
beyond the reach OF the lawyers shrewdnes IS can
yet be're covered by securing the proner evidence
This she can do nj asAs no money until the es-
tate is satisfactorily settled
There is TO home DIR ary and sad, no life so
wretched or blishted, no neart so sad lonely,
no condition OF circumstances to complicat ed or
incom rshensIble that cannot be set right and
kept right after visit to this inspired prophet of
modern times. Ca / and be convinced OF her
superior pow T. Is your husband or wife untrue !?
II as the demon rum assailed the happy quietude
of vour home Does another share the love and
attention that should belong to you? If so, come
and learn a swift and sure remedy that will dspel
the dark clouds and lift the LOAD from your aching
porous and started on the road 10 wealth. IL you
have been deceived by the false predictions Of
others do not despair, but Call ana be convinced
of the Above sta,ement
MRS. NASH will not consent 10 have her abili y
measured by any o her Standard than her own,
for there are always partially developed med ium-
and cheap pretenders found in every city, bring
Ing dlsrepute upon the profess on. 1t goes with
OUT saying that MRS. NASH is the peer of all
mediums.
AT q glance she tells full name. Nothing to be
paid in advance, and. II not entirely satisfied,
nothing all. DO you desire anything fairer than
that? Residence. 42U Eddy ST., be Leavenworth
and Hyde. Office hours A. NJ to Pm.
tpA
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

CALL UPON OR WRITE Us If YOU WANT
" to buy home rent a house in beautiful
Berkeley. o. G. nj AY d CO., 2123 Center st.
DOCKET MAP OF BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
l. up TO date; price 50c. For sale by JOS J.
MASON. real estate.
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THE PRESIDENTS GREETING.
Personal Letter Of Generalization from Presi.
dent Mckinley to Queen Victoria.

London. June 2---The following Il the
tsNt ~ ths personal letter to Qaecfi
Nfctgrta which ~aS delivered 10 Her Ma
1esty, Monday. Dy Mr. " hiteiaw keid.
ito special envoy OF the United States.
r. Her Majesty. Victoria. Queen Of Great
Rritsen aHd Ireland and Empress OF
India Great and Good Frietd.
In the name and on behalf Of the people
81 the United States, ! present their .iu-
Il r. fellcitsstipf3H ufpn he Ggsl anniver-
ssirN Of Your Majesty accession 10 the
Crown ~ Great Britain.
| EXPIRES the sentiments Of my fellow
ciIizens 30 wishing COR your people the
pT0.ougation Of a reign tiltistriotl7 ana
marked 10y advance ia SCIENCE, arts and
,puiar well Icing. ON behalf Of nay
Ctuntrymcn wish. particularly. 20 recos-
H3d your love of peace eXempiiiicd upon
;lpoyI8lt occasions.
L Is pleasing 10 acknowledge tae dfbi
81 gratitude and respect due 10 your per-
sJnll virtues MAY your life BE- pro-
ltgsed and peace. honor and prosperity
Nlt 81 the people over VI HON you have
been called 70 rule. May iibcrty flourish
throughout your empire under JUS; and
e3u1l laws ard your government continue
81 ong In the affections of all VINO live
under e.
And / pray God to have Your Majesty
u his holy Keeping.
Done at Washington. this 18th day Of
asy a. D.. lss7.
Your Good Friend.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
b. the President
JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary
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THE WOOL SCHEDULE.
The Changes Contemplated by Committee and
How They Affect Various Articles

Washington. June 22.-Before the wool
vote was taken in the Senate. today Mr..
Allison yielded 10 appeals and specified all
changes contemplated by the committee
throug nalrt the schedule. These In addi-
ton to the proposed change on first and
second class woods, are rs follows: No
charge in paragraph $50 on the Ghrid
class wool. No change in para graph 35S.
substitute modifying paragraph 359 A
modification OF paragraph $50. making the
rates 20 cents on top waste, % cents on
.iAoddy and 20 cents on other waste No
chance in paragraphs G6l, 362 or 3G3 us re-
ported
Paragraph 56i changed by emitting
''skirting" in two places. Paragraph 365
amerded by striking out plain" in refer
eiFcc 10 ilanncls and accepting the House
clause fer underware." Also striking
Gut and all tlannels other than in para
graph $50 twomen's dress goods increasa
the rate from 5ia to Gis and the rate Of
Gi4 to IA per square sard In paragraph
.s. tdress 2oodS) Increase the rate from
TO lGl2 GERS per square yard.
In Paragraph 36S {ready made clothing)
redpced the ad valcrcm provision from
90 to - per cent. and substitute -four
tines for four and enc half times in
reference TO spcitic duty. In paragraph
go reduce the ad valorem from 60 to s.
per cent. In paragraph 3Tl tvelvct car
pets Increase The rate from 60 To G.
cents per square yard. In paragraph 372
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ROCKLAND DiSBANDs.
The Players Refuse 10 play Being $500
Behind on Salaries.

Roekland, June 22.-The ball game
scheduled in this city for today, was not
played, as the Rockland players went on
strike, refusing to put on their uniforms.
Umpire Brady declared the game for
feited to Lewiston. to 0.
Tonight. the Roekland team dishanded
and there is but little probability OF It's
getting together again. although there
are attempts going on to form an asso-
citation.
Manager Quinn has carried on the team
on his own hook and 1t has been a losing
investment from the start, owing to bad
weather and small patronage. The play
ers are all behind in their pay and refused
to continue longer There is about 500
due the men and other small bills. Every
effort was made to Keep the team to-
gether, but the money was not forth
coming.
Manager Clarity of Lewiston. stated
tonight that this action will in no way
affect the league, as some other city VIII
at once take Rockland's place.
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deinning the captain of the Augusta
team for being ordered out of thu game
at Portland, by Umpire Brady, for ven
turing a protest against saffron work,
the Mail goes on to say: while the
unseemly squabble over the decision in
question was going on, Manager Long
Of the Augustus who is supposed to have
the interests of the league at heart, sat
on the bench and countenanced 1t all
refusing to interfere In calling his cap
tain down and compelling him TO OBJ
serve the rules OF the game" Manager
Long was in citizens clothes. He was
not in the game, and had no more right
to interfere in it than would the editor
of the Mail Captain Delaney made Il
protest against some decision Of
the umpire. and Immediately
Blady put him cut OF the game,
Certainly Manager Long was powerless
TO prevent this. The game was in pro-
q IS. The Augustus were in the field
ard Captain Delaney was in absolute
co5ftrol Of the men. Manager Long ha /
No more voice In it's direction then than
any man in the grand stand or on the
bl eachers. and yet the Mail gives
him a severe calling down because n
refused to interfere" Manager Long
saw his team seriously crippled by the
removal Of one of its strongest players
through the hasty temper OF an umpire.
ard yet he did not refuse to $40 on with
the game with the eight men that re-
mlined in it. After consultation with the
Portland manager however Umpire
Brady took advantage of the technical
ity which requires nine men In a team,
and awarded the game TO Portland.
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The BRITISH IN BOSTON.
For First Time in Years British Troops March
Through the Streets.

- x-r-s.s.4..s- IN,
i,pSton, June queen ia.of,4 ~
- ''i,l ta9'tsS ~ iei - $3.50
~ Sdtules ~ II, Al . i1Iits' aHch9tsS,
n lhe upper ~ evf, az sunrise noon am
- ,.sts !, l';'Ilge oy .i.e Ahcieste ~,
f1oiiot'tnit Al tItt"fA t"hip4iH, tsC"i l''l-
+. nineht o. s.tiiots aha hlatlheS it2t'
t5lN "ilslS' 4hu Wy soCIttl'S n l'I y
= tihy anu nv! Nt,etaES' anu lHe Hs'S
Sottieusu Win Z monster odn4uI' "a Aie-
As.aliles matt
ne o,essf"I st''rtsu from tl.T J" ~ s. -
81 tlt to"N " oLatt Ettett, Sal'i w ~ q .
= 2 cioSk, ana bfllSh TROOPS in'ifc.led
w - .'ts % 4seSlVit ~ silS ~ ~
IN a Hlshs St"tS. ne NtSl,olS M ~,
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NJ oiNutt aiii llIiis ~ Wis STATE piilclals'
ga i1uiilsiiS -,
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SHERMAN WILL REMAIN.
Hanna Is Authority Tor siaiemen. that He Will
Not Resign.

Cleveland June Ex-senator NJ A.,
Hanna cmphatically says that John
Sherman viii continue to be the sec
rotary of state.
There is also absolutely no truth in
the stories which are being circulated
that he is to retire to make room for
Judge Day of Canton" said he,
Mr.. Eanna will leave for the state
convention, tomorrow.
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PORTLAND, 7; BANGOR. 3.
And Umpire Bradley Has to Take His Medicine
from the Defeated Team.

Bangor. June a2.-Today's game was lost
by Bangor more through the inability OF
Cronin to locate the plate at critical
times than any other reason. Bradley
,mpired and roasted both pitchers on
balls and strikes. On base decisions he
robbed Bangor several times, still ii cam
not be truthfuly said that IL effected the
result of the game morethan that II made
the score considerably more one sided
than il would otherwise have BEEN Nc
Guirk made himself very disgusting by
his continued of profane language.
and had Bradley had a bit of sand he
would have removed him from the game
for his fragrant abuse of the rules.
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THAT REWARD FOR KING.
Pennington Bank Says II Doesn't Wan. II and
Why Should 1t :?

Pennington June 22.-The officials Of
the First National Bank of this city. have
issued a denial to the statement published
to the effect that the bank here would
like the $3.50 said to have been offered for
the capture of Albert NJ. King, the mes
scnser of the Boylston National Bank of
Boston. The general impression here
seems To be that the money should go to
Deputy Sheriff Dyer and J. F. Whorf. the
actual captors of King. The Boston bank
AT the time of the capture wired the dep
utN sheriff 10 retain $500 for expenses and
that amount was deducted from the
finds found on King.
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BIDS FOR TORPEDO BOAlS.
The Bath Iron Works Wants 10 Build Two
300-Ton Boats.

Washington. June 22.-The opening 1t
the navy department. Monday. OF pro-
posals for building three torpedo boats
called together more bidders, as one of
them expressed ii, than used to gather
when $l0,0oo0o0 worth of naval con-
struction was the stake. The bids in
cluded: Gath Iron Works of Bath, Ms,
ego nnA
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Nominations Confirmed.

Washington, June 22.-The Senate
Monday, confirmed the following nom
nations: John G.. Brady of Siika,
Alaska, to be governor of Alaska; John
ii. Smith of Portland, Oregon, and Wm.
j. Jones of Port Townsend, Wash, to
be commissioner in and for the district
of Alaska
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The Weeks Games.
The schedules of the various leagues for
the follow:
LEAGUE

The schedules of the various leagues for
the follow:
LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday-Bo
ion ut brooklyn. New York at Baltimore,
Philadelphia at Washington, Louisville at
Cleveland. Chicago at pittsburg, St Louis
at Cincinnati.
Thursday Baltimore at Boston, New
York at Washington, Philadelphia at
Brooklyn. St. Louis at Pittsburg. Cleve-
land at Chicago.
Friday-Batimore a Boston. New York
at Washington. Philadelphia a Brooklyn,
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
aurday-Baltimor at Boston. New
York at Washington. Philadelphia at
Brooklyn st. Louis at Pittsburg. Louis
willie at Cincinnati Cleveland at Chicago.
Sunday-Cleveland at Chicago, Louis
VILE at Cincinnati.
NEW ENGLAND
Wednesday New Bedford at Fall River
Taunton at Brockton. Newport at Paw
tucket
Thursday-New Bedford at Taunton.
Fan River at Newport, Pawtucket at
Brockton.
Friday-Pawtucket at New Bedford
Taunton at Fan River. Broekton at New
port.
Saturday-New Bedford at Pawtucket
Fan River at Taunton. Newport at
Brockton.
EASTERN.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday-Prov
idcnce at Scranton. Springfield at Wilkes
barre. Rochester at Toronto, Buffalo at
Syracuse.
Thursday and Saturday-Providenc at
Springfield. Syracuse ut Toronto. Roches-
ter at Buffalo. Scranton ut Wilkesharre.
F'riday-Providence at Springfield. SYRIA
cuSe at Toronto. Rochester at Buffalo.
Wilkesbarre at Scranton.
MAINE
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Dominion Line s aSs1eS
tU. 5. and Royal Mail Steamer
S. S. ''CANAOA" New

1000 Tons, Is intended to sail from Wos-
TIM rs follows for Queenstowm and
Liverpool:
Saturday. May %. A. NJ: Saturday.
July 3. y NJ; Saturday, August Z, A. 20 i.
M: Saturday, September IL, 10 A. NJ
This new twin screw steamer has mag
niicent accommodations for cabin pas
senGers equal to the best New York
liners), and is the largest and fastest pas
senger vessel sailing from Boston No
Live Stock carrie1) Saloon passage So
and upwards; according to location. Sec
ond cabin very superior 1ccommoaa-
tions) $3.50: round passage. x5S.:..
Storage passage. x:1.5O. For passage
plans. etc, apply to Local Agts. or JOHN
FARLEY & SONS, Gen. Pass. Aris Ion
State ST., Boston.
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New England League Standing.
Other Games.

Al Norfolk Norfolk, 12-172; Richmond,
Esq
Al Hartford-H Hartford 1892; New
ark 9-1f-5.
AT Brocl1ton-B rockton 1881 Austral-
ians. 7-5-6.
Al Observation-Disclosures 7-S-3; Toronto
3-6-5 Toronto, 29-35-1; Rochester, 12-lS-;,.
AT Scranton-Scranton, 5-12-0; Provi-
eienee, OBJ
AT Wilkesbarre-Wilkesb 2-5-3;
Springfield. 4-6-l.
Al Reading Reading. S-4-4; Paterson.
G-S-4.
Al elphla--Athletics $50; Lam
caster. 9-l5-2.
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Patents Tor Maine Inventors.

Washington. June 22.-These patents
have been granted; Frederick V. -
ker. Athens. fiuid pressure; Erhram l..
Dunlap and Charles II. Lamson, Port-
land. two patents. one luggage carrier
for velocipcde and one bicycle luggage
carrier: John NJ. Taylor, Portland, APP
paratus FOR eleyating or conveying
mes etc.
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Maine Postal Changes.

Washington. June q. The post
masters appointed. today, include Il. w.
Hartman, Kent's Hill, vice Samuel
MeNear; G. w. Hill. North Bridgton,
vice Frank +. Bennett; s. 7. Hina /,
found POND, vice Mrs. William M.
Fassett; NJ. @. Taylor, South Hope. vice
S. A. Lermond; S. W. King. " nitefieid,
Nlcn Albert q. Perham
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Nominations Confirmed

Washington. Jure 22-Tne Senate. to-
day confirmed the following nominations
1has II. Turner Of Connecticut, 10 b.
otnsul general az OTTAWA Canada. Geo.
+. Lincoln Of Connecticut, consul ~ Ant
sserp Belgium: Albert T.. White. eollec-
tor Of internal revenue district or West
Niriifl.i.
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Presidential Nominations
Efi

washington. June 22.-The President to-
day. sent The following nominations 10 the
Senate.
Treasury Richard Yates Of Illinois. cel-
lester OF Internal revenue for the eighth
district of Illinois.
Ssate-John Goodnow Of Minnesota TO
be consul general at Shanghai, China;
Horace w. Metcalf of Maine, consul &C
Newcastle On-Lyne, Erglnd; l.. Edwin
Dudley OF Massachusetts,. 70 be consul ut
Vancouver. u. G.; VIM. Jarvis CT New
Hampshire to be consul at Milan, Italy.
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SHIPPING NEWS.


EANGOR--Jtine2 2. ar. stm City Of Ban
gor. Ingraham. Boston.
Sid, sfsn CITY OF Bangor, Ingraham
Boston; schs Matte Holmes. Gem. New
York: Fanny Arthur, Douglass. Phila-
deiphia: Julia $ Bailey. 5prague, do;
Celia X, West. New York
ROCK la NfJ-June q, ar, schs Com
utrce Betterling, New York: Flyaway
rhorndike, New York: Oregon, Gross.
Boston,
sid. sch Hattie l. Gray. Sylvester. Sun
set.
PORTLAND bg Hercules, Ihlla-
delpbia: schA Mary II Morse. Sewbury.
Baltimore: James Young. Young: Fred
liosener. Rogers. and Emma. Henley.
Ncw York; Maine, Shaw. Milville. n j.
= w Cooper Brown. Rondout; Robert
peitig. Perkins ana ~ stern Queen. Alien
Luton; sim John tsngiss. Ne,w York.
cid. SCH Sarah T. Palmer. WhIttier.
Baltimore.
sid. sim Manhat'an. $cw York.
.lcEBoRo- juno y, ~, sch Florence
Creadict.
sld sch Monhsgan. with ice for Baiti-
mere,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-23

brussels carpcts) increase the rate from
"A To d cents per square yard.
In paragraph 3s3 velvet and tapestry
carpets) increase the rate from 10 to n
cents per square yard. In paragraph ~
tapestry brussels carpets) Increase the
rate from Is to 20 cents per square yard.
In paragraph 3lGIs insert a substitute
making uniform rate of 10 cents per
square foot and 10 rer cert. ad vaiorem
on criensal Berlin and similar rugs and
carpets. Paragraphs rot specitifd re-
NAH, unrhanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-23
Disasters.

Baltimore. June 22.-The schooner
Hattie. Capt. J. II. Robbins from
Washington, d. C., for Rockland. Me.
was sunk, last night. in collision with
the steamer Dorchester. off Smith
Point lightship in Chesapeake Bay.
Her w.of four men, all from Deer
isle Me, were saved but lost all their
effects. The crew will start for Boston.
today