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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-25
DEERlNG.

The Deering ei8ctSdo company are MAX
ing an addition to the top of their power
station at Woodfords. Owing to the
heavier wires and the Increased voltage
of elecsTfoity that is now resolved at the
station the box like arrangement on the
roof of the building has been increased
to three times it's former size, 20 accom-
MEDIATE the new wires. The company s
vorkmen are now engaged in unloading
several carloads of new poles from the
Maine Central cars in front OF the power
station. These new poles are to be used
in the equipment of the addltlonaispoie
lines now being erected in this CITY.
The next entertainment in the Deering
Star course is to be given by the Bow
doin Gles club instead of the Mozart
ouartette of Portland, ON the evening OF
DecembeY /. The original plan included
an entertainment by theg Mozart quar-
tette. but that engagement has since been
cancelled andlShe Bowdoin club secured.
Mr.. Robert Hull. former Deering
Young man, but now an instructor at
Thornton academy, Saoo, is spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives
and friends in this city.
The city offices were closed for the day
Yesterday. The stores closed at noon.
The several post offices observed the usual
holiday hours.
The Ocean Street Grammar school foot
ball team played an interesting game yes
terday afternoon on the grounds on
Hersey street, with the Grammar school
eleven at the Forest school of Westbrook.
The Deering boys were victorious by the
score of % to 5.
The Fl. J. P. whist club of Portland
enjoyed an afternoon and evening of
whist at the Riverton Casino yesterday.
An enjoyable dance was held in the eve
ming. The party were conveyed to and
from the park on special cars.
There was Thanksgiving praise and
prayer service hald at the Woodfords
Congregational church yesterday morn
ing.
The entertainment which was to have
been held next Tuesday evening By the
members of Trinity Episcopal chapel at
Lewis hall, has been postponed to later
date.
The monthly meeting of the board OF
overseers of the poor of Deering is to be
held this afternoon at the overseers' office,
Odd Fellows block, Woodfords. The
overseers will be in session from to 5
O'Clock.
Daniel Abbott, of Morrills, who has
appeared before the Deering police court
three times within the past five months
for drunkenness. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable G. r. Berry for
intoxication.. Abbott had recently com
pleted. a Jail sentence, given him by
Judge Hopkins, who will administer
sentence for the last offense at the session
of the court this morning.
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MIME. DREYFUS CAN WRITE TIC
HUSBAND.

Paris. November "a. Mime. Dreyfus, the
wife of the prisoner of DEVILS island has
been authorized to cable to her husban d.
AS cabled the Associated Press from
Paris last night. Nine. Dreyfus has been
allowed to receive from her husband a
letter in his own handwriting and it may
be presumed that she has now been au-
thorized to reply to it by cable.
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PLEAsANTDALE.


Mr.. Charles Fiokett, former resident
of this place, but who has for the past
year resided in Lynn, Mass. has re.
turned to the home of Mrs. F. G. Pills
bury. where he will pass the winter
months.
Mr.. Frank Plummer left Wednesday
for Springvale, where he will pass the
remainder of the week as guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Dow.
Mrs. William White has. returned from
short visit in Bath. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Mamie White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer passed
Thanksgiving with their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. NJ r. Sawyer. South Portland
Heights.
Capt. Alphonso Dyer Of Southport, is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. W. e.
Dyer.
MIR. NJ. W. Pickett of Lynn, Mass, is
passing a few days as the guest of Mrs.
Annie Pillsbury, Summer street.
Mrs. Jane Smith Of New Elm street,
who has been quite i'll is at present much
improved.
Miss Margaret Paine of Kelsey street.
left Thursday for brief visit with her
parents at Steep Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Latham of Gray
are guests of their son, MIR. Samuel
Latham, Bramble ssrset.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

residence is being erected on Pine
street for Mrs. Abbie Griffin.
1t is reported that Mr.. George Il. Plum.
mer of Portland will build a new house
on land recently purchased by him on
Mariner street.
Miss Matte Dyer of Pine street. gave a
birthday party which was enjoyed by q
goodly number of her young friends.
The Jolly Six gave very pleasant
dancing party at the Union Opera house
last night.
Tonight the Star Dramatic company
will give an entertainment at the opera
house. Following is the cast of charac-
| tors:
Matthew Morgan, VIM. Smart
Bill Donovan, Harry Mcdonald
| Darby Jones. A. Hinkley
Solomon Isaacs, John Joi!ey
Mr.. Denham, lid; flileo
Jos, Charles Leeman
| Rob wilkins. Evelyn Lord
| Jennie Foster, Viola H. Allyn
| Mrs Babbleton, NJ. Anderson
Thanksgiving was generally observed
| here Yesterday by quiet family reunions
! and o suspen sion of business OF every
kind. There were no general religious
services save those held by the Epworth
League at the Peoples church in the ev-
sning, which We're we'll attended.
DEA TH OF MISS CARRIE ESTELLE
NELSON. ~
Miss Carrie Estelie Nelson, daughter
of Niles Nelson, died early yesterday
morning at her home on Sawyer street.
She had borne unoomplainingly an ill
ness which lasted for about seven months
aud while her dsath was expected, never
theless 1t was shock to a large cirole OF
friends. She was of very pleasing tenn
permanent and will be greatly missed by
q host of acquaintance. The funeral will
take place on Sunday next.
The Social club NESTS this week with
Evelyn Harrington, Pine street.
The highest individual string at IRE
fsthen's alley was made by Jesse Davis,
ana he walked away with thirteen
pound turkey as prize. His score was
ls9
On Wednesday night the Hobsons beat
the PEBBLES with score of 1876 to 1928.
This is, the first game WOE by the Hob
sous on the tournament, and the first lost
| by the Prebles.
Privates Hawkins and Shea of the First
Connections regiment were guests yester-
day at the home of Fred A. Dyer.
MIR. E. l.. Cole, the grocer, while lift
ing heavy package few days since met
with sprain which has laid him up for
+, time His brother p. W. Cole will
take his place In the store.
Sumner Smart, the contractor. has
taken an Office ON the corner of High and
Sawyer streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Pingree and daugh.+
ter of Portland, spent yesterday at the
| home of q. e. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Thomas of Cam
bridge were the guests yesterday of r. NJ.
Cole.
MIR. and Mrs. Adelbert Hutchinson sis-
tied yesterday Mrs. Hutchinson of P leas.
ant street.
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Trading Sfamns

Clothing Co., 3O06 Waehineto, o..
ELIAS Peyser, 2715 Washinefon a 49,
! ave. Washington
Groceries-McNain a Jamaa. 600
aolh 81; Wolf Levy, 1918 Washinot 1ve
ave: e: Albert Leuz, $500 .1afgass.oln
ave; q: Graft, 21st st.. ana I ege
ave ave Brlghtweil T. Hurt, 1905 Iaf sUn
elte ave; Hollan g. Ward. 3s0s TataSy, -
este ave. Nye & Jennings. 1O1a o7;h
81 ~ y; \. Bevill & Co., 232 Gath at. u =
l.. Woodson, 100 eth st. o. IT,
NJ mats and Caps-H. Sonmers oooa
Washington ave. SSo8
Harness-A. J. Clark .222 e7th a.
ps Jeweie r., and Optician - John r
rainier, 222 2Sth st. n .
acknowledgement News s+aam
aundry, 213 9th st. Sn
wv Meat MAJ kets-W. a. Sears s1oe
~ washington ave; B, B. Wilkins ' iIo
.. "a st; r. Graft, jefferson ave a .a9
s - St; +. N. Gordon, a41O Iaf 1.
VI Phos ographers-Rush & Shaw OSLO
sraaphlng On handkerchief
81 rpor a4 & Belch, git 25sh
,u sta9tionery-C. B. Lawrence. a,o7
Washington ave. @oo9
n Ieas' Cotfees and Spices-Miohican
lea 60, 500 Washington ave.
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Those Who Give

Directory of merchants now giyiue
trading stamps in Newport News:
Bakery-R. A. lesser, 1920 Wash
iDgton ave.
Bicycles and Sundries- Maguyre {
Small, 2511 Washington ave.
Boots and Shoes-Phillips s. Mars
ton, Washington avenue and Goth ST
Elias Peyser, 2715 Washington ave
baltimore Clothing Co., 30O6 Wash
!ngton ave-; n. Sommers, 290G Wash
ington ave.
Clothing-EIias Peyser, PTS Wash
ton ave; Baltimore Clothing Co.. 3Oof
Washington avenue. 80
China. Glass nd Queenswaye-T,e
Adams Racket Store, 2S05 Washin@-
ton ave-; Joseph Feinstein, Esd st.
Cigars and Tobacco-C. B. Law
renee, 2507 Washington ave. N'
confectionery and Ice Cream-R
A. ) esser, 1920 Washington ave.
Druggists-Klor's Drug Store. a6O3
Washington ave.; k!or's Central
Drug Store, 2714 Washington ave-.
klor's Up Town Drng store, Wash,
lngton ave. and 34th st.
Dry Goods-A. F. Hudgins & Son.
opposite P. o.
:, Dyeing and Clcaning-Virgipic
Steam Gle aningand Dye Works, John
Austrian, proprietor.
Gents Furnishings-H. Sommers
29o6 Washington ave; Baltimore
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NlaHr MEMORANDUM LAME,
One OF the Varied s,.~S OF TIN. Incnn-
htaccnt Electric I.iwht

one o. the varied sseS OF the IncnE-
! descent Electric Light.
I Many of my hest and most valuable
/ and most understandable thoughts" said
man VINO writes things for living,
come to me after / have gene to bed
/ al night. Ii is true tia, cares Cypress
t ne sometimes then and keep me
I AWAKE, but not often: that is usually
I my tine FOR building castles in me air
! ana fer having people leave me for
| tunes, and for eonjuriny up all manner
OF good luck: and in this joyous men
}ai atmosphere often have happy
! ideas that can be worked up and turn
| ed 10 account.
| Formerly. before went to bed
| used to pit my idea pad. witch teucll
by it. on a shelf in the adjoining room
near a gas jet. left burning low, as
didn't want a Light in my sleeping
room. When an idea struck me would
get out OF bed. go into the next room.
taFn up the light. make note Of it.
and go back 20 bed But didn't al
ways do this. / wasn't what you
cold night or was very tired would
S"y 70 KY Seti tHat thought could
remember that, and so would take the
chances. and then every time would
forget it. don't know how much
| money lost IN this way but good
deal
Bur now, have little table at the
mead or the he'd with the pad and pen
eii on that, and. hanging down over it.
"a inHandeseent electric light. don't
have TO get out OF bed at all have
only 10 turn the key OF the shaded
light pick up the pad and 10. down the
idea Then put the pad down on the
table again and turn out the light.
No" | lose nothing suppose I
must have savet! enough the first week
70 pay Tor putting in the light, and ev-
cry thing that save in this way IS Just
50 much c!ear profit"
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rh"togrnri.-a in wight A,t,r..

Among the ladies Of British Upper
tendam 1t has become fashionable to
exchange photographs of themselves a
attIFca for bed. which goes to show
hn" he"itchmsIy becoming are mod
ern night clothes If the fair ones of
today had continued to wear the hid
eous nsht-caps their grandmothers
wore they would surely not have been
tempttd to expose themselves thus ar
rayed to tte eye nf ting camera
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III A SPANISH REPUBLIC.
IS zAsfgEs, sEdssor aud asanaser

s,-An vieW OF the fact that the DAVIS nj
& Eee present monarchy In Spain seem
" pc numbered 1t is quite nat,,ra, tha
4 n men Who have a pancflant for gazing
anto the future should De carefully con
s sseueeIins fHe conditions now prevalent
zs 81. oipIt country and drd wing from th.iy
observations opinions concerning tbs
3 outcome of the whole matter. 1'hos.
y ;;Wlio appear &c, Ire best informed In This
nsarectioH seem to think that the genera
I kRend or sentiment in the Castiian
1 fH elIIl goo4n Is in the direction Of Al reIubIi-
I'D form or government; and express
\ en- Dei1ef that "a republic win ris.. on
Ss- ruins or THE old monarchy, which is,
" to be overthrow in the revolu-
winch IS almost certain no follow
,rht eat to Which the Spanish gov
Alrretsh as now rushing. The enlight-
sym-nt OF the common people, the
a doiead OF knowledge and the progress
Z ~ democratic sentiment throughout
the nations of the old world have been
HiHe marked in the past few years
S1d There Gun DE no doubt that the
& tendency OF the day In all countries ex-
fept perhaps Russia. Turkey and one or
sFU small Kingdoms is toward repub-
Essaa1ism, or limited monarchy din which
ne sT7ler is q king in name only and
ssfae Rights OF the people are protected
Ply constitutional safeguards
3fI The theory of "divine right" has com
& lsaa'Trsaafveiy Jew advocates now, and the
Lay ds not far distant when the first
stT1tth" set forth i'm the Declaration of
Independence That all men are Gre
1fed equal be recognized wher-
syer civilization holds sway.
Il Tine belief that Spain will become
krePuDlic has something more than
.ss,s theorists dream back Of it. These
sats are pregnant with history snak
ms events.
IssWe shall see it.
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The majority OF the Central Ameri-
xfaff republics. II not, indeed, all Of them,
ssGt0rdiTg to the reports Of consuls, sym
sata1ize with, Spain as against the Uni
ed States an the pending unpleasant
less: nevertheless. there is not one of
he little zone boss republics but Will
Edk 10 Uncle. Sam and the Monroe
sostTtne to protect Them from Euro
Fan aggression the first time they get
sAtO trouble. 'Blood win tell."-~SL-
ssafsnah Morning News.
Il Hsxant1y. Still it is to be hoped that
he United States government will not
aalOs the contemplated action of these
Istfniiy yr,alT republics to influence
t4 action In the least. The Monroe
5soctrine as either right or wrong. There
I: An ~ no half way ground in consid-
ring abe matter. IL it is right IL
be maintained regardless OF the
ssrtion Of the lnongrels who reside in the
central American countries, ard 1t is
hi DE hoped that Uncle Sam VIII al
lays gauge his actions by the standard
IN right and wrong and not by petty
sGfte.
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EI1,s OF IIl.MnR

Real Dreadful about Mrs
Eixby's sudden den1h," What. Is
shs dead? ! was just going over tc
sell her a ticket to our charity bazaar /.
Chicago Record.
y don't know whal 70 give for Christ
mas. said Maud. rs he hard 10
p'euse inquired Mamie. No: bu;
he's very literary. I'd like to give. him
something TO read. ard then al me
same time I'd Ike it to be more ,s-.f,,l
than book. Oh. ! know what III do.
" give him pair OF suspenders With
MS name embroidered on them. -
Washington Star.
Puhlisher--"It seems to me. Mr.. BRO
cnufe, that you occupy q good dca. OF
time reading during working hours .
Book Reviewer" But how can | review
q book without reading it?" Publisher
Il am afraid, iMr. brochure, that Won,
do not fully understand your busSl nees.
AT any rate. i cannot pay a, man FOR
reading story books.--I3oston Tran
script.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

:ner. New Orleans
Steamship cal'Iy 'Er.l, Bennington.
New Orleans.
Steamship Clan De f:"ye ,Er.). Wees I
dess. New Orleans
Schooner George Bailey. Providence.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday
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FREE I7IcA Sf"T.-LADIES, SEND
us your fun address plainly written.
ana we Will express you Is OF our
sweet and exquisite Arabian Perfume
Packets tin powder form. TO scent
gloves. handkerchiefs. clothing. etc.,
to sell among friends. at 10 cents
each. When sold. remit us the money
Siitcr htduciing express chaTgeS) and
We vii! send you for your trouble, a
lovely Decorated English Tea Set OF
80 pieces tfuli size for family usel.
each set is ar,istically decorated in
coiors. tasaful leaf and flower pat
tern. IN. shapes are of latest style,
which every lady Will appreciate.
Order Il. once and name nearest ex-
press office. Address ARABIAN
HEisFuMO co, Hr!dgewater. Conn.
% eOl-3tp
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We are reliably Informed that the
battle between Admiral Dewey's squat
ron ana the Spanish feet wiA ;aI>e
place today
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B To- becoming quite evident that
seye Crane dsnS the "only pebble on
Up beach when 1T comes to writing
stid and picturesque descriptions of
tftles- that sSever occurred.
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tpfsonso's daddy had only named
|ssss atn or something else OF that kind
ssas'zsasad have escaped that XIII, and
~ ding TO snpersiitions belief. would
ssys been relieved OF at least one OF his
sfsoiOos. II
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ALONG The WATER FRONT
rNEMs OF INTEREST GATHERED
AROUT THE PIERS
Entrances aht: CIearanccs a. ,h, f,.t,,,
HOUSE s.ist Of Vessels Now "a Port,
Other Marine Itcm.
(HY T@l.erarihl !

W-,ctr1>I ,.r, S = "p''.]
FOR Sunday: For Virginia. fair ami
warmer n"rtherly. shifting to south
erly winds
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S,eams1ip Westgate ORD. Rams
me clyde Line steamship pawnea.
Captain Chichester. which arriv.t, :,t
the sh!pyard Friday afternoon for
retnsrs t" bursted ste,,rn pipe, left at
daybreak yesterday 1n.sr1,Ing for
Charleston. s g.
rom Charleston the Pawnee goes
directly 20 Jacksonvfil4. CAPTAIN chi
chester enter'taints fear Of Innlesta-
non from Spanish warshIps on his trip
CAPTAIN IIANLoN HERE.
,aptain r. ianl"n. who has bsen FOR
SeVera' months past in command uf the
steamship Mascotte in the Gu.f. has
joined the Grande Duchesse at New
lr'rt News. Captain j. f. Alien goes
from the Florida 10 the Masct1te, and
first ofhctr S,aunson has been pro-
noted TO tbs capta!ncy of the Florida. -
Marine Journal
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PURCHASING: BARGE

Capt. W. N. Cookscy. the genial ana
able superintendent of floating property
FOR the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
vas 10 town OH Thursday effecting the
purchase or some bagges for aid in
c0aiing steamers at Newport News -
New York Marine JnlIrnAl
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WAS NOT CRIPPLED.

The steamer Powhatan, which has
been chartered by the government 10
ASSIST in 'the work OF Laying mines at
''Hd POINT. was lowed into Hampton
.resk Friday evening. and it was
Ih"uGht she '"as in crippled condi-
ton.
After tying up a., the pisr
an examination was made and il
was found tina, a ca BILE had become en-
tangled in her propeller. Il vas DIS
engaged without much trouble ana she
returned to her work Of laying the sub
marine mines. after a delay Of only
about an hour The Powhitan b.,
longs to MIR. Frank Darling, Of tbs.
newport News. Hampton and Old
Point Halfway Company
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Notice

NOLlcc
Sealed proposals WI! be received at
my Office until IL O'Clock May II, 1898
for the collection and removal of the
garbage and waste OF the city for q
period of one year, beginning June 1st,
the common council reserving the right
20 reject any or all proposals. For
spcciilcatlons apply to j. A. MASSIE,
city clerk.
SAML. w. IOBsON. NJ. D..
apr 1906. o'''cei'
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LIGHT SHIP PICKED UP.

The Cape Charles light snip. which
was reported as drifting off the Little
Island station with disli csss signals fly
Ing. was picked up Friday near
Whales Head life saving station and
towed TO Cape Henry by the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company's
cteaner d. II. miller. bound from Su-
vannzh to Baltimore. At Cape Henry
the Wight ship was turned over to the
tug Apollo, which started at $3.50 +. Nj
for EInmplDn Roads
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Vessels Sailed Yesterday.

mer. Dnnkirk
Eonon. = ~ -
Stea ms1ip Wtsstgate ORD. Rams
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED - TWENTY LANDSMEN
and twenty Sramen on board the
BROOKLYN. at Old Point. ay3O-tf.
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ponce aoanfn.asfo:aes reputation TIA
young men VINO ars enilsting In his
regiment Won't pay soldiers.
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New Summer Resort,
HE BuCKR0E BEACH HOTEL

!
Is situated on Hampton Roads IN
sight Of Fort Monroe, where electric
cars meet incoming and outgoing
steamers. This delightful summer. re-
sort will be
OPENED MAY 2. 1898.
The hotel has been ENLARGED par
iect sanitary condition and plumbing.
tbatnlng IS unexcelled. Fishing and
poatne Cnrivalled. No malaria. The
cers breeze Dreezes Of the Atlantic. Electric
Han utery 10 minutes for Fort Monroe,
uors sold or gambling permitted. Pic
, ~, parties allowed the use or the
mammoth pavilion during the dav
WISE Esn . every night except Sunday.
CHARLES H, HEwrNs ,s,
Buck Roe Beach Hotel.
,nr 81 800, Hampton, va.
EN -.
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FOR HE.ET-Thr.e rooms at % Thir-
" thirI street. apo st
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LOST or STOLEN. $50 reward viii
be paid for the recovery of a gold
watch with the monogram G.; w S.
and Il fob attached with the initials
j. r. 9. No Questions asked if sent
by express to G.. ". SWF,TT, Hotel
Walton. Philadelphia. :ip:O-3t
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g 4 7sssooseveif aive4s up q l,ia old
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WA N,f'ED-ENtN,Y ONE TO KNOW
have The largest stock OF burgies
and Surveys in town 23f and 236.
twenty fifth street New and old
i'hone. w. f. ROUSE.
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WANTED Three good. hustling men
70 work for an up-to-da,e accident
and SICK benefit insurance league,
new features and special induce
tncnts to offer. Address "LEAGIrF;."
Press Office. nv lit.
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FOR RIINT-NIcELY FURNISHED
rooms Apply at 1873 Thirty-fourti
street m-21-tf
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NTED- i:oardcrs; hot and cold
bath Apply to MRS. !. II. GILL,
2hoI Lafayette avenue. apr 3O-3t+
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III ENlSfiED or unfurnish.d room
Tor rent. With or without board. Ap-
ply No. 20 Thirticth street tnal-lt'
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w AN IFl)-tpccupants for one or more.
nicely furnished rooms and table
b''Ar'!"rS. Location convenient to
Dry Dock and near Washington ave-
nue. Table is supplied with fresh
country products and everything
neat and clean. Terms moderate.
Apply BOX 5l2. city myl-lw.
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NO LIGHT FoR SPANISH SHIPS

In order that the !ightships on the
EASTERN coast may not guide any Span
sh ships to an American port or he
destroyed by them. the Lighthouse.
board has issued the following order:
Notice is hereby given mat q any
time after May |. 1898, tn. following
named aign; vessels mag be taken from
pheir stations without further nrtics:
Nantucket Shoai light vessel. NJ.
Fire 1'slflnd light v.ssel, No Gs
Northeast End light vessel. No a.
rive FAihoin Tank light vessel, No.
10
Winter Quarter shonl light vessel.
No. 49,
Cape Charles light vessel. No. 80.
Diamond Shral light vessel No. H.
Frying Pan c5h"al light vessel,
No
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Information has been received that
The fishing sch"nner ,Moltie. which left
Beaufort, n. g. Tuesday afternoon for
Cape Lookout, was caught in The gale
and blown off shore. II is thought
probable that she vas lost with n!l on
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