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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL n. r..

1ralns leave Portland q, follows.
200 n m; For nrunswick Batn Roeklaud
Augusta. Wateryble, Sk0whegan. Lisbon Fails
lewiston va Brunswick. Belfast Bangor
stephen via Xanceb0ro and ST. John
$50 a, m. For Danyilie Jc., hIechaule Pals
R bua fsns lewiston, winthrop Oakland.
inet0n, Phillips and Rangeley
1923 q. m. For Brunswick, Bath, Aueustt
iase D. m Express w,sl for VA Bru gnswlsS ea
E9ckland and all stations on The Knox and
lincoln division. Augusta. Watervilie. Ban.
COR; Bar Harbor GreenviIle, and Houton. Via
]. 10 , m. Fol Mechanic Fails. Rumford
Falls. Bemis, Danyille Jc.. Lewiston, Liver.
set Phillips and Rangeley. Winthrop. Oakland.
Bingham. Watervile and SkowEegan
lib Pm kor rreeport Brnuswick. An
Land, Dover and FoxcrofL Greenvila. Bangor
Oldtown and Mattawamkeag.
pi Slo m For Brunswiek Est9 LIS, asooa
Junct Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
p, ll.oe Z N. Night Express, every night lot
brunswick, Bath, Lewiston, Augusta. Water
VIE, Bangor, M0osehead Lake, AroostooS
county via Uldtown, Machias. Passport aud
sssis wa MasiossSs Z X Bar Has56qr
and tbs Provinces. The Saturday nishs train
does not run to Belfast. Dexter Dover and
Foxcroit. or beyond Bangor except to Bar Har-
hor Sleeping ears 70 bar Harb6r and St.
john.
white Mountain Division.
8e.45 a. m. For Bridgton, Fabyans. Buriing.
Ton. lancaster. Quebec. st. J0iinsbury Sher-
brooke Montreal, Chicago ST Paul and Mime
apoiiS and all points west
id5 p. N, FOR sebago Lake. Cornish. Bridp>
ton And Hiram.
800 :. m. For cumberland Minis. sebaro
Lake. Bridgt0n. Fryeburg North Conway Cs;Ko
B'irtlati. tabyans, LunenDurg SE3JoRnsltIry
and Montreal - = I 4
SUADAY TR uN%
100 q m. Paper ilain for Brunswick. An.
Busta. Wateryille and Bangc-
l2SO p. m. Train for brunswick Lewiston
Bath. Augusta, Weteryille and Bangor
l1.oo p. m. Night Express for all points,
sleeping car forBar Harbor and St John.
Arrivals in PORTLAND.
From Montreal s.. iohnsbury, Luneuburg
raDyans, bartlett NU.Conway anu Bridgtol, 8. %
a. m Lewiston an Mechanic Falls, $50 a. M
WalerNlHe and Augusta 8.3l q. IA. Bangor,
augusta and Rockland, l2l5 p. IN: Raneeley
hingfeld Phillips, Pennington, Beclis, Rumford
falls,' Lewiston. l2.20 pm. Hiram. BridgtOn and
cornish. 900 2. m: Skowhegan. Watefvilc.
Augusta, Rockland ana Bath, 520 p. m. /, ST
john. Bar Harbor, AToostook County. Moose
mead Lake and Bangor $50 D. m ; Rangeiey,
Farmington, Rumford Falls. Lewiston, b.45 Is.
m; Chicago and Montreal and all White
Mountain points. $40 D. M; daily from
Bar Harbor. Bangor, Bath and TeFNtp IN, a i3O
a, M; Halifax. st. John. Bar Harbor,,. Wal Dr.
vile ana Augusta. $50 u, IN. except MONDAYS! =
GEO. f. EVAES,y n. q q. M.
r. T. BOOTHBY, G.. Y. & Il. A.
Portland. June 9. 1899. nov24dti
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RAILROADS.
Portland 6 Worcester Line.
PORTLAND 4 ROCHESTER, L K.

station Foo, of ,t'rebie Al.
On anu alter Monday Oct 3, 1885. Passenp,
trains will Leave Portland:
k9I worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua,
Wndnam and Eppng al 7.sO a. m. and l2.s0
For Manchcster, Concord and points North at
55o Q. IN. and t2.S0 p. m.
For Rochester, Springvale, Alfred, Water.
poro ana saco River 3. 80 b N. t2.so and
For Gorham at $50 and s4S a. IN, I2.so aca
$50 and go y. m.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, Westbrook
1880, 500 go and $40 y. N.
The i2.so p IN ualn from Portland connects
al Aver Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route"
tor the West and at Union station, Worcester,
ioE Providence and New York, via Providence
Line" Tor Norwich aud New XoZk, via Nor
witch Line with Boston anu Albany K. X. ior
Springfield"
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at i.So y. m; from Rochester at $50 O. m, 1.s0
and as p, m; from Gorham at $40. s.s6 and
For through tickets Tor All points West and
South apply 70 r. h. McGILLLCUDDY. Ticket
Agent Portland. MA
"a. W. DAVIS. Supt.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in che
Leading Markets.
Vow YorH s.osh and money marns,.

~ felesrana
NEW YORK, June 10.
Money on call was steady per cent, last
oan 292ls per cent; prime mercantile paper
at saga per cent sterlingE Exchange steady,
With. actual business In bankers bills s7ss
"a s77s for demand, and s5ss "a s6Ts for six
ty days posted rates at se1a@4 3d. CONNER
cial bills SO.
Silver certificates 6o1a@62
Bar Silver 6oss.
Mexican dollars.4sI
Government bonds frmer.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
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sTEAnERs.
WEEK DAY TINE TABLE OF
steamers for Falmouth, Free
efDort nnd Esruosw wick and In
termediaie Landings.
ON AND AFTER JUNE isth. 1892,

ON AND AFTER JUNE I2th. 1892,
Steamers leave West SIDE Portland Pief
For Great Diamond az 500 900 a. m, 12f6s
215 and 10 y. m.
Returning leave Great Diamond &C 625,
$40 II 20 q. m. 200 and 40 D. m.
For Falmouth ForesiIe. 500 300 a. m,
1910, 2i5 and Clio p. m.
Returning leave Falmouth Forestde, 600,
93i. iO.45 q, M, t.30 and 80 y. N.
For Princes Point, 200, 400 a. M. t2.ie,
2.l5 and G.l0 p. m.
Returning leave Princes Point, 5.45, 100,
1880 4. M. i.15 and $40 p. ~.
For Cousins, IIttIejohn's, chebeague.
ana husttn's Islands, 500 am. and $50
Returning. leave Cousins and Little
johns Islands, 7.0O q IN. IL. p. M: leave
theheaSue, 600 y. m. 12.O5 p. II. leave Bus
inns, Co and Ills a. NJ
For So. Freeport and Porter's Landing.
az 30 D. M
Returning. leave Porter's Landing, 500
a. Nj south Freeport, G.15 a. m.
For Mere Point, Birch Island, Harfis-
wen Ctr. aud ChamberInin's Landing,
Brunswick, at 500 a. M and $50 p NJ
Returning, leav, brunswick, Chambar-
lntn's Landing, at 4 a. M; leave HRrps-
-Tell Ctr. 800 and lib a. IN. Birch Island
and Mere Point, SIS and ii.30 a. M.
POTiIand.FTespoft & BgnsWie Sifamb.a Co
je9dd CAPT. 4. A. BAkER.
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Portland & Small Point SisamAaai Co.

Daily trips commencing April a ey
srd, 1890. Steamer PEEx Gx "a E
will leave Portland Pier. Portland. "a "a
AZ 2 b. m, for Orr's Island Cards 9
Cove, Quohog Bay, PooF's Point w
East Harpswell, Ashdale. Horse
Island Harbor, Water Cove small Point
Harbor and Cundy's Harhor. Return. leave
CundV's Harbor al 6 a. ni.. via above land
ings arriving ia Portland about 10 q. M
j. II. MCDONALD, Manager
Office. i6s cmusercal St Ielepiune a6-3.
ASH MI
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Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.

Cars leave Portland at Gas q. 10. and hourly
to l245i then Lilo. and halt hourly 6slfg then
hourly till lO.45. Leave Yarniouoh zSLBGalln :
and hourly to 1885, then 1900, and half hour
10 $50; then hourly till $50 p. NJ. Leave Fal-
sundays, cars leave Portland at S a. IN, and half
hourly till T.30 p. m. then s. Is, 9.15. 945 p. m.
Leave Yarmouth at 6.45 q. M. and half hourly
till SIS p. M; then 100. 500. $50. ONCE and
waiting room i4O Congress street
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LONDON. June o. 1899-ConsoIs closed at
los TIC for money and los o-16 for account.
: LIVERPOOL. June Jc IS99.-'rhe Cotton
market Is easy ;AmefiGan middling at 13-16d !
sales estimated 1000 bales OF which 1000
bales were for speculation and export
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INSPECTION WATCHES.

II Jswel adjusted Pat. regulator nickel Egin
Siverinr case, $1,000. B. W. Raymond IL and
u jewel adjusted is the bes; Railroad Watch
These watches will pass the inspection. Me-
KENNY, the Ieweler. Monument Square.
ie9
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ExoHANGB DIspArcHEs.

Iu port at Rio Grande dc Sui June 8. sch Chas
A Giiberg, Chase. for Brunswick, TO sail about
z0h.
Ar at Rosario May 10. ship Sea Witch, Howes
New YORK via Montevideo.
Sid May ~ barque Ii G johnson, Bergman
Port Natal
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WEDDING RlNCs.

Ono hundred OF Them 10 select from An
STYLES, al weights. ali prices in 10, Il and IS
ut. Gold. largest and best stock Of rings
In the city. A thousand OF them. MeKENNEE.
the Jeweler. Monument Square june7dtt
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YOUR RHEUMATISM


a. w. MOore's Blood and Nerve Medicine
Tnefe are not many towns in Maine that some
Of TINS remedy has not been sent to by friends
the future You can obtain il OF the reliable
druggists, III. IL. HAY a. son. Portland.
Me-, VINO nave IL IN stock. febI3M, W&F3m
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BOSTON June o.. isae-Tns following are
to-dayss euotasttdii. OF PROVISIONS sse.
FLOUR
snring patents 1oaS75
Winter patents. 4 90 "a 80.
Clear IAnd straight 3 60 425
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$685. WALTHAM WATCH,

Silverine case. Waltham or Elgin movement
A good timekeeper. warranted. MCKINNEY,
the Jeweler, Monument Square. je9
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Cotton Marko :.

JUNE 10, 1893,
NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
steady; middling uplands b-16c, do gulf 6 s.
l6c; sales 258 bales.
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pelawafe Breakwaser-Ar 9th, eric Henry B
Cleayes, Philadelphia for Poitaa Prince tand
'~rKr READlNG sch J. NJ Thur
ri2ht New York aud cid Tor Augusta.
ON, sch Andrew Nebinger. Robinsqp,
.UNTA cORDA-Ar Il u. sch Ida G sousii-
and flake. Port Tampa TO load for Carterct1.
sAvANNAH-~Ar stu sch Isaac 7 Campbell,
Ar 10Th, sens Mary /. Crosby. Trim. New
SOUTH GARDINER = SD 9th, sch Estelle
Phinney. Phinney. Washington.
vINEYARD-HAvKN-A ION, schs Helen
EdgewaIer for Portsmouth Henry do for Ma,
chiasport; II Curtis Perth AmDoy for Booth
hay; Ernst Lee south Amboy for Calais: 4 Q
Gates, s. John. NIB, ior orders; Sarah Blais-
Sid. schs Winnegance Florida FranconiA
Ordered 70 Bridgeporp; Q Gates Ordered TO
Passed, scys Nellie Sawyer. HlIlsboro, Nh.
for New York Herman kimball. Roekport
for FAN River; BIN City, Kernebec. bound
westi Sallie Z Ludlam, 81 john NIB, for New
York; Sarah Davis, Lizzie Lane and Lizzie G
Rich, bound west
Ar E1lth. schs Ponder Jr, New Haven for
Cooper, Bangor for orders Mystic. Conn.
Passed. schs Grace Webster. Weehawken for
south Portland; Henrietta A Whitney. New
York TOR Ellsworth; Snrdnan do for Rockland :
A HeAton, Rockland for New YORK; Ella Pres:
scy, Thomaston for do; Annie Bliss, Hillsboro
for do; Isaac oberton, Bangor for Phliadelphia ;
. ohfluHA no iOf ItAflNfVs
WEST WASHINGTON-Ar 9TH schS Carrie
A Norton. Jameson. Trinidad; Lavinia Camp
bell, Vail, kennebec.
CID, sch Edward X Hunt, Crowell.. Newport
News
wIScAssET : Ar 10th sch Smith Tuttle.
Waldoboro, and sailed for Boston.
Foreign Ports.
Sid iD Calais june 8, sen Anna + X anz.
Passed Anfer April 27. ships John currier
lawrence, Cebu Tor Boston, st john Fales,
Hiogc for New York.
In port at Black River Nay IL. sch Hattie NJ
Barbour, Erskine, tor Providence. to sail in a
day or two.
In port at Port pirie May 0. ship Yosemite
Anderson, for Newcastle aud Honolulu.
AT at iaguayra June z. sch Sarah & Ellen,
York. Newport News.
N port at Rio Jaueiro May II. bqe Virginia.
pettizrew Port Spain; Birnam Wood tBf), Nor
sd IN s., Vincent CIV. Nay 2s. brig sullivan.
Allen, Trinidad
spoken.
Jude 9. lat 81 81; Ion 81 20, sch Melissa A
Wiley. from Bath for Brunswick Ga.
May 20. lat 26. Ion sow, ship Cyrus Wake
field. Henry, New York for San Fra cisco.
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ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail steamers, Montreal
and Liverpool.
Calling at Quebec and Derry.
RATES OF PAssACE.

CABIN $4,000 to 5000. reduction OF 10
per cent Is allowed on return tickets except
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool. London or
Londonderry-$35 90 single; $65.5o return.
Belfast, Londonderry or Queenstown, $3.50
Prepaid certificates S24.
Children Under Y years, half fare. Rates to
or from other points on application to
4. r. MCGOWAN, 40 Congress ST.,
Portland, Me.
j. b. KEATING, 81 I-2 Exchange ST.,
Portland, ME. my1edtf
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ailos.
IN Groeeri, sugar MARKET.

Portland marKet--cut loaf se; confectioners
Sc; powdered eihc granulated ut sac; coffee
crushed a5c;yellow 41ac.
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M AINsPRiNcs, 75c.

The best American Mainsprincs made nv tho
Elgin and Naitham companies Warranted
ior one year. MCKINNEY. the JeweleF
M0huhehl square marisdtf
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PORTLAND & RUMFOaD FALLS RY.
la. ETfec. May rs, $500.

rn. Effeci May rs, $3.50
DEPAk4U f,.4
$50 A. NJ. and Ito T. NJ From Union station
TO. Poland Mechanic Fails BacleGeld. Can.
ton Dixneld and Rumiord Fats.
lilo p. m. From Union Station for Mechanic
Fails. RuInford Falls Bemis and Intermediate
points. with through ear. Portland to
Bemis.
ESQ a. m. lilo and 5l5 D. m From Union
stations.
n. c. BRADFORD. Tlafflc Manager.
Portland. Maine
1e1s dh Rumford Falls EaIna
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M arm F NEWS


SATURDAY. June To-
Arrived.
Steamer State Of Malns Colby, st John, NIB,
via Eastport for Boston.
=. Tug Gladiator Philadelphia towing barge
Marion, with coal to A r Wright Co.
sen 7 Blackburn. Ross. Baltimore, with coal
Sch Lillian. Norwood. fremont.
bor
Sch Cara & Mabel. Leenan. New Harbor
Sch Gracie J. Kamsdell, Jonesboro.
Cleared. iff
Steamer horatio Hall Bragg New York; F
:, sen Mabel Jordan. Balauo. Turks Island-J s
Winsow a. Co.
Sch VIM Upset. Huntley, Kennebec and
baitimofe-J s WiHslow & Co
sAILEp-Tng Glsdiator. towing barge Moni-
Tor, Philadelphia.
SUNDAY. June1i.
& Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan, johnson. New York.
passengers and mise to + Liscomh.
Steamer S Willard. Laury Port Matoon,
with Holsters.
Steamer Pauline, uodgdon. Boston.
sch Percy Erdsail, Homes, Baltimore. with
coal To q I Ry Co.
Sch Triton, Calais fer Boston.
Sch Commerce. circuit. Brownsville.
Esch Victory. Dyer. franklin for Boston.
Sch William keene. Hathaway, Boston.
SAlLED-Sch VIM Upset, kennehec and
Baltimerei Welman Hall. Advocate. Ms
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Portland, MI. Desert and kaohiaS Steamboat Co
STIR. FRANK JONES.
Service resumed Friday, March 81, 1899 on
which date the Steamer Frank Jones will leave
Portland on tuesdays and FRIDAYS at ti.00 D.
m. for R0ckland, Bar Harbor aud MachiasporC
and intermediate landings. Returning leave
Maelasport Mondays and Thursdays at a.
m, arriving Portland at 1i.0O p. m. connecting
with trains fOrIBoStOn.
GEO. t. EVANS, II. u. BOOTHBY
GEM Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
Portland, Maine. mar24da
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FRoM ONE coRREsroNpgNr


B00THBAY HARB0R. June o. Sid, schs
Medford Bangor for Boston; Can't ridge. Ma
chias for do.
CLARK'S ISLAND. June e--SSld, sch Ada J
Campbell, New haven.
J0NESP0RT, June Gar schs krshlight.
Machias for Boston; Twilight DfiSlko, Machias
Hannah Carleton, Fauiklngham. Boston.
Sill. schs EmelIie Sawyer. Rogers, Lubec
st John, NIB.
MT DESERT June 10--Ar. sch Mary Stew
art, Bowden. from Surry; kliZa Potter, Sawyer.
from Boston.
PORT CLYDE, June Oar. schs NJ B O1kes,
Machias for BOSTON; May Queen, Sullivan for
do; Atlanta, Rockland for do.
ROCKPoRT. June 1o-Ar, schs Jennie A
Stubs, Portland; Ethel Merriam, Newman,
Boston.
Sid, schs Clara. Hatch. New York; Mary
Wanson, Boston.
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1he Bethany Congrega tional socisty
Will hold parish meeting Monday even.
ing. Several new members will be voted
in.
The regular meeting of South PORTLAND
Hose ana Ladder company number one
Will be held at the hose house "Wednesday
evening.
1t is reported that the school COMMITTEES
are considering the purchase OF the lower
part Of the Good Templars building for
school purposes. 1t can be purchased, SO
1t is said. for 5000.
Myrtle Assembly, Pythi1n Ssterhood,
Will have negro concert hnd cake walk
at the regular meeting, Wednesday even
ing. Several sister or1prs ,aaee bsen in
yited to be present, and the COMMITTEES OF
which Mrs. j. h. Barbotr is chairman
is making elaborate prt partitions for a
first class entertainment.
The Ladies' Circle Of the First Uniser.
salist parish has adjourned ID meet the
first Tuesday in September or at any ear
lier date ct the call Of the president Of
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To The Public.

On and after May /, 1899,
all bills of the Consolidated
Electric Light Co. of Maine for
light and power viii be made out
at the prices as quoted by the
Portland Electric Light Co,
In addition to this all lamp
renewals will be furnished
free.
CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC
LIGHT 60. OF MAINE.
Weston f. MillikeB, Pres.
VIM. r. Wood, Treas.
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PORTLAND. June 10.
Tbs followlngquotatlons represent the wnole-
sale prices for tins market;
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M IS.
just Arrived.

Sch. I'D. ). sawyer" direct from
Porto Rico with the FIRST cargo
NOiasses TO arrive here this sea
son, containing 56I Hhds. and
40 Tierces Choice Arroyo Mo-
Iasses. consigned 10
10 ,F
MuIIEEN INOAM an
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NOTICE.

To all non union Lonsshoremen: This is to
give due notice that on and after July is, 1899.
the initiation fee to the Portland IonFshore
Bepeyolent Society, shall be (s2o.OO) twenty
dollars.
Per Order.
P. j. HIGGINS, President.
H. L. MCKINLEY, Secretary
June5dst
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Forelgn Ilorls.


Jude 0. lat 81 81. Ion "a 26, sch Melissa A
Wiley. from Bath for Brunswick. Ga.
May 20. lat 26. Ion sow, ship Cyrus Wake
field. Henry. New York for San Fra cisco.
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NOTICE.

To whom 1t may concern: On and after July
Isl 1899, the following prices VIII be CHARGED per
hour for trimming coal from barges and sailing
vessels to coal dlggers by members OF abe Port
land Longshore Benevolent Society. Day work
40 cents per hour, night work SO cents per honr
legal holidays and sundays, go cents per hour
i. j. HIGGINS. President
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SOUTH PORTLAND.
ChiIdren's Sunday Generally
Observed.
Concerts by the Different sunday
school Chndren-FuneraI of Mrs.
Richnrdson.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGIA
BURNS RICHARDSON.

FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGIA
BURNS RICHARDSON.
We can hardly recall an occasion when
tribute OF respect came from so large and
representative y gathering of the people
Of South Portland as were evidenced yes
terday in the Peoples Methodist Episco-
pal church where at $50 in the afternoon
the funeral Of Mrs Georgia Burns Rich
ardson occurred. The services were con
ductsd by the pastor of the church, Rev,
Mr., Corey, who in well chosen words
eulogized the beautiful character of the
dead woman. There WINS singing by
the choir and their mum bersl :, were
\ NO Night There, Silently the Shades
OF Evening Are" "Sweet Bye and. Bye.
The p ali bearers were Fred Henley.
Herbert Cola, John Merriman and AL
bert Cole. ffkRtE
There was a notable floral tribute. the
handsome Coates Affair." With dearest
mother" inwrought, from the daughters.
Other pieces were; Standing star, with
min lature of the deceased painted by
one of the daughters, the remembrance of
the mother; wreath, MIR. aud Mrs. W. j.
Studley; anchor, Il. E. Heckbert; bou-
quet Of roses, Mrs. Silas Baker, tieorge
Studley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Studley I;
pinks, Samaritan society, Mrs. kuel
Adams. Leila broughtop, Mildred and
Annie Henley and May. Baker. Many
other choice flowers were placed around
the chancel railing and pulpit. The In
terment was at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
f,nIT IaDrNIG STyNnAU an nrl
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Delaware Breakwafer- 9th, eric Henry
Cleayes, Philadelphia for Port au Prince land
a<srd ont inthl.
''NKr READfNG -Arioth. SCH T. N Thur
ri2ht New York and cid Tor Augusta
ON. sch Andrew Nebinger. RObinsqp.
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There was an observance of Children's
Sunday at the Bethany church and ap-
propriate decorations were seen on every
side in the form of plants, ferns and the
choicest flowers. The following pro-
gramme was exceedingly well rendered
and 10 the full acceptance of the large
gathering:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-27
IN ALDERMANIC COURT.
Various Cases Tried and Sentences
Given Yesterday.

Charlie Mcclure, Michael Oshego.
John and Joe Sabine, the small boys
caught in the act of stealing fruit from
f. G. Coursen's store, were tried be-
fore Alderman Howe yesterday morn
ing. The boys We're severely repri-
manded and on promising that they
would not be guilty of the offence
again, were discharged.
Carrie Smith. Of Breck court, had
Carrie Roth and Mrs. Winlock ar
raigned before Alderman Howe yester-
day morning on a charge of larceny Of
various articles aggregating about $27.
The defendants were held in bail for
5000 apiece, This action is only another
move in the Smith-Wnlock case, which
was mentioned in yesterdays Tribune,
Carrie Smith having arrested Cassie
Roth and Mrs. Winlock for forcible en-
try into her house, and Mrs. Winlack
accusing the Smith woman of Illicit re-
lations with her husband Yesterday
Mrs. Winlack had her husband and
Carrie Smith arrested and brought be-
fore Alderman Millar They waived a
hearing and entered bail for $500.
The latest move in the case was the
swearing out of a warrant by Carrie
Smith, before Alderman Millar, charg-
ing Mrs. Winlack with assault and bat
| terry.
Mrs. Mary Hastvick brought suit
against Mrs Martha Washner and her
son, Casimir for assaulting her and
| her little boy. Alderman Mllar issued
warrants for the accused.
The hearing of Mrs. Ninlack accused
of assault and battery by Carrie Smith
took place last night before Alderman
Millar. The Smith woman testified that
the defendant, after making forcible
entry into her house had pinched her
pushed her and otherwise maltreate6
her Mrs. WinlaCk denied this, and haC
witnesses present to testify concerning
her good character and reputation
She was held in $500 bail.
Fred Addison was given a hearing
yesterday morning by Alderman Kas
son on the charge of assault and bat
terry and pointing firearms preferred by
Mary Wasnaci, of Old Forge.
In her information for Addson's ar
rest she stated that on October II, h,
assaulted her and tore her clothes off
after which he pointed a revolver a
her. The defendant waived n hearinf
and was held in each case in the sun
of $500 bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-27
FUNERAL OF t. ]. M'TIGHE.
The Remains Were Inferred in Car.
bondale Yesterday Morning.

The funeral of Thomas ]. McTighe
was held yesterday morning from the
Westminster hotel. A little after s
o'clock the remains were taken to the
Delaware and Hudson station and from
there to St. Rose church, Carbondale,
where they arrived about $40. A large
number of Carbondalians met the
funeral party at the station. At the
church a high mass of requiem was
celebrated by the following: Celebrant.
Rev, w. A. Nealon; deacon, Rev. T. f..
Coffey; sub-deacon, Rev. j. j. Griffin.
lnterment was made at ST. Rose ceme-
terry. The pall-bearers were Matthew
Brown, William Coyne. John Durkin,
John LOTUS, of Scranton, and John
Cook and Terence V. Powderly, of Car
bondale.
Many beautiful floral presentations
were made, The Scranton Lodge OF
Elks, of which Mr.. McTighe was a
charter member. attended the funeral
in Il body.
The fiower-bearers were NJ. p. Me-
Cam, p. A. Nealon, Thomas G. Nor,
gan and M, j. Collins, of Scranton, and
Lawrence Melvin and John Nealon, oi
Carbodale.