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New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
VI CSTC.
4 CONCERT OF CHAMBER MUSIC.


The Sperine String Quartet comes again 70 New
York from Chicago. not probably in the hope % IN
creasng its material fortunes so much as OF gain
sng recognition and approval of its work in ;hc
West which has ne. OF croa; value and sie.
r,rcance in spreading appreciation of the particular
ro--n of 70 which it j. devoted Nj. Sp"rng
and his associates won praise AZ their visit here
'ast season for the carnestncss intelligence and
good nuscianship Of their playing and ~ their
.onccr; IN Mendelssohn He'll last night de"ponel
ana strengthened the which they had put 20
hei- credit then. II i not necessary to incur the
odf,rn o. comparison between them AMI similar or
eantzations I'm tho East They have no; made. and
s-e 20, Nkcly 70 make. any revelation this oubl'
o. what chamber music should hc. bat :hcy showed
Themselves 20 10 serious tul accomplished music ans
% high artainments ami high ideals a qualification
,ha, viii 5c an tie moro heartily accorded them
an account o; tho noteworthy advancement m the
A-e- Qualities 'h.ir work that thoN displa, Cd
-hev arc Torkinc on right lines IN Tho effor' n
,ropa-f ? higher potency In an iho matters ihat
work for vitality and pregnant oNpr essNen"Ss 70
,hei- ulayluI rather han gain &C oN suoo'hness
o. ut,erance though the, have also enriched and
deepened the tona quality of their performance.
This was Va-tcularly nOticeah bic IN the interpre-
tat!on which They gave to ihs Beethoven quartet
In + fai o. 4 NJ Spieriuc must hcishiou ihs
rhvthric character o. MS l,adinC of Schunanr's
quartet n \ major before ~ vii thoroushly at
sefv friends. particularly in tho asSai agitafO
and finale There ons novelty on a." pro
srsnre quartet ~ Heinrich Won Hezozeut-- <
n . major op. g. No. .. that Wa~ announced
performed sor tho first tune i'm NeU-York. but il
lard, was worth the trouble ~ bringing IT for-
pari With the exception o ra'1or pOIani
,rinus- = j. duh Work. academic ir natara and
workmanship y and nor adapted 10 fhe p-oduotipn
0. especially beautiful effects 10y the sfrins quartet
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
DIED.

NtzzY-on December 9. Mary A.. widow os the ~. Q.
Funeral services the residence ~ her Arshr Z.
Nuzzy No. 100 East 5Ith st. on Thursds-. December
: =: p.
InteYnen' At Amherst Mass
ROBERT SON-At KstOnsh. y. Y, Tuesday noruiBg,
De, entcr O. William II. Robertson aged 15 years.
Funeral 4 residence Katonah,
rhur~day afternoon. DeccJisr =. az 10 O'Clock.
Train leaves Grand central station n 81 q.
turning az 7.l5 from Katonah.
lnierrnent AZ convenience Of the family.
sAYRE-suddenly. at Newark. ~ J., on surdsy worn
ing December 4. is9s. Eyena T.. wife ~ isrn-s X
Ssyre jr.
Funeral services residence Nc los Brosf-
St. on Wednesday. December T. ., II O'Clock A. m.
Kindly omit flowers.
IN the SD .eo * Elizabeth tee. daughter of
Funeral service hsr home lakewood Netres-
day afterno6 December :, > O'Clock.
Burial al Northampton. Mas.
SlSSON-At Tenafy. y !. December s. Nancy Mary,
only daughter Of Elias ~ and tAalla e. ~sson.
Relatives and friends invited attend The funersi
from the residence u Te7afy. IN Thurs
day. the sth 2.o r. m.
Trains leave West 23d llo and cha mber% 81 a.
p. m. via Northern Railfosl of New jersey.
THOMPSON suddenly. saturSay morning 81 inst. ~
PorTmouth. y. H.. Joseph 81 Thompson. of rhi- city.
Funeral At Portsmouth,
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
THE DESPISED HAYSEED.
HE rs OF MUCH ACCOUNT WHEN VOTES ARE
WANTED.


From Teslies Weekly.
The interest in TIE fail elections centred very
largely about the result in New-York- II tho Re-
puhllcans had lost this great Common wealth, cas-
Ing nearly ore-tenth Of the entire Presidential vote
tho Democracy would have been inspired 10 new
offor in 1900 The conteft was close and excifing
and the triumph OF Colonel Roosevelt va. rather
personal than political The State may sill be con.
-idered rs doubtful IN tho Presidential election ~
1890 49,, ,
called 'the country vote" The cities gave the
Democratic ticket it, chief support. For years ne
people OF greater New-York have sneered AZ the
Interference Of "hayseed' politicians in egislation
united in 'fbricks the up-coifltF-N po-
tician But whenever the Republican party has
hard fight on It's hands In tho State. lis most lrec
call for aid is addressed to the country voter ana
IN, ''hayseed . in spite OF the contumelN ana -"
proach that the city publican and sinner or, cSn
.tantly heap upon him. lays down his noe ana rakc
and comes 10 me front with natchlesS siren ss go
Colonel Roosevelt. in MS speech al ne hepno"%,a" %
club banquet. publicly. and very properIS. 80
knovlcdged his obligation 10 the ruraI yoter an,
10 the Independent Democrat as well. i Wa d
courteous and well deserved ackno% edgmeh'
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
NINA TI'RES RY MISS B4FTFR.

The miniatures OF Mrs. William Hoyt. Mrs Rus
sell Sage. Miss Tower and the children Of A. Ian
fear Norrie. 10 he shown the Portrait Loan Ex-
hihiuon. the work NJ Miss Martha Wheeler
Baxter, of the Sherwood. No 5S West Fiffy-se,- -
enth-st She Will also exhibit miniatures Of other
ven-kno~n New-Yorkers including one of the late
Mrs Baxter. widow ~ General ". II Baxter.
which Nns shown IN The Parts Salon this year
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
nr-.rrn yvRp-Asr FOR TO-DAY.

~, N.r-Eusans snow clearing and much colder Al
,,gh, high south winds shifting TO west
70, Eastern Nev-York. snow. probably Gearing j" ~
.,. much colder a, night: high south winds b>'''n-
ing north~estery. ,,
~, Eastern p.nnsyivanis New-Jsrsey and p''a"h~
snow probably clearing by noon colder high south ""''
becoming northDefterly - =, ., .
49,. n,,,rct OF Columbia and Maryland. snow IN NJ
=, u-,,,x followed hv fair co lsr at night. fr"sh
e~-, -. emitting n northv esterly and ncressins
soutn un.,s-n Nev-York and Western Pennsy FhnlA
m followed ~ clearing northwest ga-es ruoh 1''''
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
CTPTS TO THE PRINCETON.

Princeton. y J.. Dec. 6-Several members OF the
faculty Will 90 NeV-York on Saturday 20 be
n-as.nt at the presentatlon 70 the gunbost Prince
ION Of A bell a valuable library and other gifts con-
,rtbuted hy the Princeton clubs OF New-York and
Philadelphia. The presentation will take place az
the Navy Yard in Brooklyn. The bell. library and
other furnishings are said 70 be the finest ever
got III for any ship Of the gunboat class.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

BABCoCK-sudd-ny. .. pneunonsso sos az ss nr "a hcrt
342 West lpth-st December g. iSss LSSuss r,"n.
Church West 2oth-st, on "ed"eN-~S' Ne = "
10 a.
Kindly omit flowers.
papers please COPY
BAKER-on Monday p.eems.r s. 1893. o"'ss' W.
Baker NJ D.. Of Brooklyn 49,. ~ T. M s1o n.aford-
ave "Wednesday December 7th At m
Kindly omit flowers
Interrnen, convenience ~ family
OtseFo County (N. - papers please copy
DHG4NspsaenS si 6S. ws. At 1oN q Henry Sousso
aged 10
CDOsD-At Monticello n. =, on Tuesday pe"em0~
Funeral private resiaenSs Of his nssn,, Ne
so second Place. Brooklyn on THURSDAY oece"''' .
a. p.
Int-rrnsnt in Greenwood.
ENDICoTr-on Dec-mber g. George Munroe End'coss
Canton. Mass.
day December + a, 80 p N. Funeral private
Friend. are kindly requested TO omit flowers
HOUGHrALLSCi-on December lses. Jane Ann wchs
Houghtallng widow Of Dr. David ". Houghtai'ns sseo
Funeral and interrnent in Amstsrdarn. y Y.
JEWETT-On sunday. November q. AZ famou'hpor
Mass Edward Mortimer Jeve's. son OF the late Glenn
Nent J.wett. OF New-forh
KILPATRIcK-on Monday December g. 1895. Edwsfd
Fitzpatrick. the oe;h year Of hs age -, s..,
Funeral services his late residence No 2As we" ~'n
ST. Wednesday evening. al ;: 10 o clocH
Interrnsnt at Woodawn on Thursday rnornins
LOw-At Morristown n. J.. Tuesday. December lsse
Caroline Jeweu dsushter Of Henry G. ana tne 'ess
Caroline Z. Low. Of w-Brish'on stsaen Island IN
Funeral IRON. Ne lss s,.ts' Brooklyn on rhur'd'''
MGEE-on Tuesday December at mis- residence Plain
rSnepa services a, The Monro~ Avenue Methodist Ep.ce
eii a. Jh'rsh m k,nas rsih"sn onii, noSer.
Train from New-York leaves VIA Contra hslroad q
New-Jersey 1iDersy-st-h aaso p p Eiecuh cara from
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
THE PRESIDENT MESSAGE.
A. CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY.

From The Baltimore American.
The Message must remain a valua Bile Contribution
70 the story Of the Spanish American war. aside
from the Official sanction which attaches 10 Il as A
state paper The Presidents clear and logical
array Of wartime incidents that gloriously Illus
,ra,e American proves American patriotism an1
American sacrifice eXeried IN conflict waged for
the Independence OF another country Will be read
with universal interest.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
SAMUEL A BOOTH

es,oueI Rooth eldest .on of tho Rev. A. Booth.
~ Tho \ev-Yo-k East Methodist Conference, died
On Decerher . In Minnaa polls from pneumonia.
He vas graduated At Yale in lsN
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND GENITAL AMERICA " 0"H
"'N''~ INDIES


~EpMhsF ra2.sn from fhisdslphis 70 '.a1pl.m-n's,y
anSes a, 10 a. n, tor SANTIAGO Do cuba and Pore R,o
per United states Transport; a. ~ m 70. Gr-ns"s'
1 pafs cas 1ps Hs HsSana HsSsfS sso
and ysessR MsHoo pfa mus, b. arsc'@d per vs.ncs
FOR Jsmsiss per ssame' :. from rhGms. sns s.,
droI via St Thomas ssnais f:om pS,s-
ag,pya pMsr,aioas per Roan.y phadsDh. 4
m FOR La Plata Countries direc, pers FisImsn }
- !: m c:. apPs@s''sd Rio. and South raenc ror
...c.s .G.ans. per A6yanc- lsuppiem.n,.Iy
M fer SasaS and c,.rt... p.r s.n.cs
&C. Cuba, sor ysmsics per 5 Alabama dstiers .Or.
sezt' Pu..o coT,.z and Guatemala must he er'''es
'2I :,,e, G.S': s2 sh.r Ss.:
and Sr1aaH VIA Turnpico must be directed per Miian
1ss at and s. ri 'i9Dns"s" isisne pen eSs'es.
stTTRp&Y"a, lTIsnsa go ''upplemensr{ 10 ND t.c
s'dH' 16D..n,afy :D4 1850 M ,o Fo!,an.
and Jamaica sa'sns 'srner ar co.. r., must \:
sr.ot.d per AensD a, II n ,Sr Brazil p.ro. ana IA
& PLATA ,6s S1Ride Ro sntsro 'eers ;.
directed per Dalecsriia az i n ,m Sw,nnd
,snd rd p.r steamer from sydney At $50 for
81 Pierre Maueion per steamer from No''" sy""'''
an. sd. s e say IL H1s. ard ah''s;
ser w,oueon by rail Boston and thence by ste.nsr
: is:: q: 81: s: sc: s.y y % for s
steamers sailing M9naays ,r w.,,eo CIV oxer-
10 ID nm specially addressed for di'rs'rh ~
=. cIose Al this onfcs daily 81 -" a. M sna 80
% rp.g~.r~d mail close. a; .. m. previous Gay.
rRASspAcFIc MAILS.
49, uavau Australia Nrom san iran
AA.is c,rss Ger~ daily up December AZ $50 p m
Australia fexc.p, Australia. New Zea-
isad UsyS and Fiji Islands. per r. S. Mowera IRON
o,,r.y close here iaiiv after So,.rner 10 ana
,,n 70 Tes~n,er At 80 m Mails for China Japsn
us1 1uava,l p~r : City OF P-sns drom san iran
49, sa rlos- here daily up December & q,
xsli, for Australia ,excspt those 10Y ".s' Ausi na
,.s,ch ar. forwarded EuropeD. Ns~ Zealand. hs
-au VII and samoan ISLANDS. per Alameda from
r,aycisco close daily a''er Deceniber "a at
m II a ~. and $40 p. n. nral closing on arrival
=, prr,ra due 10 connect With II a. close De
csr,he- "a Mall. Society Islands ship IropiS
R,rs from San co-e here daily W 70 De
.m,.r % ~ 80 O. ~. Mails for and Japan pr
. Empress ~ India from Vancouver. closs here
daily up 70 psc.mber 40 ~ $40 m Male for Cns.
un 70 January :, 500 6 20
mails ~ sailing dauy
ana tho .chedue closing is arranged the presump
ton interrupted overland transit. tRsG.stereo
mail cin~-s at 2. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN OOTr. Pos,rAsN
posto6ce. Aew-York. NJ T.. December 8. ls3a
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TIE PREsIDENr AND CUBA.

From The Brooklyl Times
Cuba Is tempting prize, II lies close 10 our own
borders and It's wealth Is incalCulaDle But the
faith OF the country is pledged to give the people
II Cuba sef-governrnent and independence. and the
Iedge viii he redeemed.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

rn ,ht. dtsrr.m the continuous white ns Aho~s ~
IN rrc.sure az indicated by The Trihunes s
s,~u.ter The dotted line shows the Nn1pe9a-
,ur. as recorded q; Perry's Pharmacy
rrfbun. Ofrcr Dec. q. m.-Ihs weather ye'te''AY
me, cloudy and mild The temperature rang-d between -
and 4. degrees the average 'ss+l nlns ~ iDN7' -
,,., o, MondAy and higher thar that ~ fh- CORE
,ponding day ~ ias year -, -,sht, With
The weather q, dst VIII pt uiuch O@pi' p'o"eS' -''
snov 4, the n.rains
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

An al-round orthodox remedy for coio IS
Jayne's Expectorant.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

PRINTED MATTER &c.-isruan s;camsr- "ilns e9
rnossavs take r-in'4d mater &c, FOR Germany en1
sne IAN, addressed r-lnr.I matter. &c for one psts
~ F,urona American and White star s-a0''> -
~ ,..gspy. German steamers IN Thutstays. az y
cuuare French and q s;'an-'s on - a''r's ~.
prtn,ed matter fof all countries 'or NhDh 'nsy ~
advertised q carry mol. -....S
q supp lerenfsrN lfahsdflAn
~. ro,ea ano,. additional supplementary mails ars
on.nel on th> piers II h. American EnGiet rrsu.C
ard G.-uar STEAMERS. and remain open uniH ~"ni~
Ter Minutes 4 he nour of sailing II steamer
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
WISELY TREATED
From The Boston Herald.

President NcKinleys annual Message is docu-
lnent containing much infcrms ton. furnished In
businesslike manner. 1t has ttle 10 say on con-
troverted points in public opinion but discusses n
topics that engage its attention calmly. and We
think there VIII be general verdict that he treats
them wisely well
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

DrsEvoIsE-wHITNEY-o TUESDAY. December ~
Whnsy-yirs Church. New Haven Conn.' oy ,ns ' y,
Newmsn smvth D D. Anne FarhAn. calgnter or
NJ, and Mr.. Eli Whitney Of New-Haven ana Iho"s~
NcElrath Debevotse OF Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
TEFATPF RTRNED ~ KINGSTON. ONT

Kingston Ont. Dec. 6-At $50 O'Clock this MORN
,rg AZ. was discovered in the Grand Opera House.
and before the flames could be extinguished thar
place OF amusement was mass o. runs ina
Marks Bros dramatic company opener W."
weeks engagement the house last night play
ing A Farmers Daughter" 70 crowde-l nours
only three trunks belonging 10 the coInpati. 49,
saved Al, the members or the company 'o~1 '"''
costumes and other private effects
A, auround orthodox remedy FOR a cold Is
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
ITS EXCELLENCFS
From The Boston Advertiser.

From The Boston Advertiser.
Y contains no surprises in the way or unexpected
'opice radical sugges dOns or sensa tional policies
its merits which obvious. consist In the general
soundnese OF the views advanced upon great
variety Of matters all Of which deserve their place
IN the Message: in the fairness and moderation on
tone with which disputed issues treated: In
The Justice humanity. kindness Of heart ana prsc,
,icai good-sense that evident throughout ana
In The admirable skill with which the Presioea,, zen,
contrives TO convey In forms easily understooo am
remembered a vast amount Of exceedngl, valuable
Information which every citizen needs 20 possesS
CAUTION. AND RESERVE
From The Worcester SPY.
cout,on and reserve among the most prom
rent chara terstics OF the NJ sage. The Prescen'
Is waifirg and there is nothing for the people 10
dc but wait likewise
NATURAL CONSERVATISM
From The Boston journal
Irnu, me fceatv 10 signed IN Pans ard raiine1
a.. We shtne.on the President does NOT care 10 dis
cuss he future government Of the new orpehnen'e
uhich vii conc 10 IS 4 resul. 81 IN" w. M.sI Iii
snaIn For this conservative decision VINO WI"
blame hin.i
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
DIED.

Not,ces OF marriages and deaths must be. en-
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
MARRIED.

Evans Ale.
Full NJ Life bright and sparkling n" seo'nh'''-
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

WO0dlaWn Cemetery.
once No ~ F.. 23d 81
Woodlawn Station can wsrdD Harlem RsHroed.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
Po.tOMce Notice

1shoIlf =. read Daily h1 AT lnt'Tes''1 a' 'hahE's
a. any rUep ,sas
f'o-alen ma for week ending D-csrner 10 Isp-
~,I clpss PROMPTLY oil cases. ~ ihs f'.nsal Ps =
oscs as ,,lou. PARCELS POST MAILS close one nonr
earlier ,han closing i.nt shown helo"
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
UrD\FeDAY A, / for Ifalj. per Ems, VA
NAMES LETTERS must directed per Fms , a. a ~
,suupl.nentar, \. m.i ~ Turopc. Pc -; SIl'
,is southampton. a.. ,surpSuiorisry ~ ~ A. IN
,ar Europe per 'F5Itanni', va 1!S'1sin~ n -.
1910 m f0r Belgium direct per p Noo- 1lin1. VA
,~.c,ern letters mus, bs directed 'ier Noor1land
SATURDAY m. FOR France "a iizsrlan1 nsp !.
sran Portugal Turkey. Egypt and BRUSH iriia p
a Gasrokne via Hdfrs ,citsrs f0r 0'h", pa'' '
y, L,urope must directed per La fsscogne , AZ,
$ n, for Netherland- dliect pof f'iteroan'
via Rotterdam deitsrs must te directed yer kot.,
darn1 AZ . a. m for italy. per : AuTus'r Nictor'A
rS. X,nls. letters must ht directed per Augs
v,c,oris D. a, n. complimentary 10 so . NJ tor
rurope par 'Csmpana VIA 9u'"ns'0"h
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

SArAN A. 20.
YAK. r'-a.urA srn-ir-7g ~. -r.1i-E - 'r'r es(
25A FIFTH AVENUE.
Between 2Sth & goth Sts..
they have DISPLAYED large "s-ts'T -
JAPANESE; ART DPTFCTS.
The Ar, Room. dscors.i srd r''st :, 'os r"se
luxuriant Japanese s',e. an an ns?s on ~ no sane
invited.
Rare oil Paint ns, and c9lorsd PRINTS . 'pecisiy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
Domestic Ports.

Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK-Ar 1st, schs Estelle, Hutchins,
Bangor; s Tryon. Gaul. Long Cove; Edward
Stewart. Kent. Bangor; Annie Gus, Lunt, from
Ar I'd, schs Joe, Bangor via Stenington; Cora
Green, ana Augustus Hunt, Bangor; Fiheman,
Deer Isle; George Gilkey. Bangor; John j
l.anson, Kennebec; Lizzie ] Call, Mt Desert;
VI Reed Rockland; Abby Bowker, Gardiner
Bertha Glover, Rockland.
CID st. brig Motley. Buenos Ayres; schs La
vlnla nj Snow Aqua: Isaiah X Stetson, Pont-a-
fltre; Jessin Lena. Devereaux, st Pierre.
Passed He'll Gate st. sch Flora Condor, FIN
New Yorf. for Bangor Adelia I Carlton. do for
K0eKport: Kennebec, I'm Weehawken for Ran
4olph Willie L Maxwell. Elizbetahport for
BOSTON-Ar 1st schs Henry F Eaton, Ash
ZOO Calais; Rival. Barter, kennebec: Mall.
COBB, and c Wood. Stanley Sullivan; Oregon.
Grace. RockIand: A Whitmore. Dow. Deer
Isle; Mary Farrow, Morrissy. Winterport; y I
fatcnln, Davis, Castne; Niger. Adams, WIS
cca at: Radiadt, Hardy. and W y Magnum.
2W1[ n BaEgof; S Smith. BULLOCK. anu a "A
woodward, Treworgy. Bangor; Vandadla. 10
Eailna w Day. Crockett. and Edw l. warren
LLaSrraDee. Belfast Gold Hunter. Candld e,
bniuehlii Harvest Home. Somes, MI Desert !;
IieIald. leazie. and Ripley. Banks. Kockport;
AM anne Wilder. Greenlaw; Diadem Inurston,
anu ,i;s Le0na, Lane do; Hume, Hall. ana feIla-
quiu, wheeler, Rockland; G Fl G Perklns,Spen-
~eoA- va. Geo w Lewis. Orland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
International Steamship Co.

Eastpor!. Luhsc. Calais. 81. JON. na.. HALIFAX MS.
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The
favorite route to Campobello and St Andrews
N. B.
Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday. May eth. steamer
will leave Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at $50 p. IN.
Returning leave StJohn and PASSPORT same
days
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. EY- Freight received up to 400
p. m.
Pine Tree Ticket Office, Monument Square or
for other information, at Coihpany's Otfiea
Railroad Wharf. foot of State street
j. B. COYLE. Gen. Man.
mar18dtf H. PC. HERSEY Agent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
SCHOONER ASHORE NEAR ROCK.
LAND.

Rockland, November 2.-The three
masted schooner Carrie e. Look, Captain
Veazie. went ashore on Two Boat shoal
in the Musssl Ridge channel this morning
at four O'Clock. She was light, bound for
Fernandina to load pine and left Rock
land Tuesday morning. She was boarded
by the White Head Life Saving crew.
With the rising tide she fioated AZ d
sailed to this city where she will be hauled
on the railway, although she:is not seri-
ously damaged.
Snow Il Co., of this city also received
a message today saying that the schoon-
er Addie Snow was ashors near Swans
Island. She was light,3 bound for Black
Island to New Y lrk. Full particular S
could not be learned and wrecking crew
will go down tomo row morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
RAILROADS.
lE;l;yIl!GEI!I.IIIE gziEazz1a

On and after MONDAY Oct. Sd, 1895, trains
will leave as follows:
LEAVE.
For Lewiston and Auburn, $40 a. M. 100,
400 and 600 p. IN.
For Gorham. Berlin and Island Pond, $40 a..
M. 1,3O and eco p. m.
For Montreal and Chicago, $40 a. m. and 600
p. m.
For quebec, 600 M.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, s.1o 11.3O a..
m; $40 and Gas p. m.
From Island Pond, Berlin and Gorham, $40 and
11.30 a. m. and 5.s5 p. m.
From Chicago and Montreal, $40 a. m. and
5.45 p m.
From Quebec, $40 a. nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Montreal. Quebec. Toronto and Chicago
6. 90 p. m.
For Lewiston and Auburn, 7.3o a. m and coop. IN.
For Gorham and Berlin, 7.3o a. M and 600 p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Island Pond Berlin, Gorham, Montreal
and West $40 a. m.
FROM Lewiston and Auburn, $40 a. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Night
trains.
TICKET OFFICE, DEPOT AT FOOT OF
INDIA STREET
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-03
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

Steamers sail from Montreal at a. M, con-
lard the previous evening"
Laurentian carries cabin passenge.s only.
Carthaginlan carries second cabin passengers
only.
The Saloons and Statercoms are In the cen
trail part where least motion is felt Eiec-
tricity is used for lighting the ships through.
OUT, the lights being at the command Of Che
passengers at any hour OF the night. Music
Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade
deck. The Saloons and otatsroous ava neatod
by steam.
aucIion is made CD Round Trip Tickets.
Second Csbin-To Liverpool. London and
Londonderry, $34.00 and S36.26, return,
$66.75 and $1,000.
Steerage-To Liverpool, London. Glasgow.
Belfast or Londonderry. including every re-
quisite for the voyage $3.50 and $23.50.
For tickets or further Information apply to
I. p. MCGOWAN. 42o Congress ST., j. b.
KEATING. 81 n Exchange ST.. ASHTOA'S
TICKET AGEFCY. 931 1-2 Congress St. Il.
& a. ALLAN, Montreal. % state St. Boston,
and India St. Portland. 1Iy31du