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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-13
A HANpsoMR STORE.

One of the handsomest hat and furnish
ing goods stores in New England is that
of Merry the hatter's. which is now com
pieted and win be opened to the public
next Thursday. The inside has been re-
modelled and many changes made, max
ing it more convenient for the display OF
goods. The ceiling and walls are of steel
and they are pronounced by all who have
seen them TO be the handsomes piece OF
work ever done In this city. The interior
of the store is finished throughout in
birch, with sliding glass fronts on the side
devoted to the display of hats and gloves.
On the opposite side, devoted to gent S
furnishings, are glass counter cases, be-
ing all glass from the floor up, The
Office is in the rear of the store and Is
conveniently arranged with desks and
neat office furnishings. The store is
lighted with incandeseents lamps. from
one end to the other and makes a beauti-
full display in the evening. AT the open
ing next Thursday q mandolin and guitar
club will dispense sweet music afternoon
and evening and every body is invited
to call and inspect the store and goods
The stock is new throughout and every
thing that is up to date in hats and fur
nishings will be found there
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REMARKABLE DEER YARD.

Phillips, March ll.-Word comes from
the Msgantic preserve by way of King
field of a most remarkable deer yard. The
ward commences a mile northwest OF
the base of Mt. Abraham and extends In
that direction for no less than six miles
A "gummer" from the provinces, home
ward bound, told the story to Superinten-
dent Bob Phillips. He was seeking spruce
trees in the Vicinity as stated above when
he came into what he thought was an
ordinary yard. Finding gum fairly
plenty he worked along slowly and after
four days .was astonished to ind himself
vet within the limi of what was I'M
Quest ionably one mammoth deer yard.
He counted no less than 80 deer, bucks and
DOES. and the former had shed their horns,
giving parts of the yard the appearance
Of a bone yard.
According TO che gum gatherer the deer
had not yet begun TO leave their winter
quarters although the crust outside
would easily support their weight. He
travelled entirely without snow shoes and
says thu yard, which in places, was a
mile wide, was beaten down to q regular
skating rink surface by the hoofs of In
Vulnerable deer.
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To the Persons who Bursisrized Ola
Orchard Cottages, Lately.

Old Orchard, March 1.-The Saoo on
GERS believe they have clue to the bur-
glars who ransacked the summer resi-
dpnces at Old Orcnard and Ferry Beach
recently. Among the cottages visited BY
the thieves were those of Fred l. Bumpus
Of Philadelphia, DIR. Jasper ID. Cochrane
and George K. Morrison OF Saoo. While
Marshal Burns and Deputy Marshal
johnson of Saco. were making an investi-
cation. Friday, they found dirty white
shirt which one of the thieves had evil
IDENTIFY discarded for q clean one that he
had taken from a trunk in the Bumpus
cottage. On the neckband of the shirt
was mum Der 1853, the same as is used by
laundrymen as q means OF Identification.
Deputy johnson will take the garment
to the laundries in Saco and Biddeford,
and ascertain If 1t belongs to any OF their
customers. The officers are Of the opin-
ion that the breaks were made by Saco or
Biddsford parties. AS near rs can be
learned but little property was stolen at
the Morrison and Coohrane cottages. At
first 1t was thought to be the work of
tramps. The fact that the best cottages
were singled out led the authorities to
think that parties who were acquainted
with the cottages on the coast are the
guilty parties.
The thieves ransncked the cottages from
cellar to garrett and every box and trunk
In the buildings were opened and the
contents strewn over the floor. At the
cottage of Mr.. Bumpus they found a lot
of canned goods which they opened and
had feast. Then they went TO bed with
their boots on. 1t is thought for the bed
clothing was covered with mud.
MIR. Bumpus arrived from Philadelphia
Friday to look over his summer villa,
and after making an inspection OF the
house found that three valuable rings.
one of them diamond worth $50. pair
OF solid gold sleeve buttons and few
other articles of gold and silver were
stolen. In the cottage was silverware
valued at several hundred dollars which
was not touched. 1t is thought that the
thieves intended to return and take the
silverware and other articles of value.
MIR. Bumpus will move the most valuable
articles to saco, where they will be stored
until he returns to Ferry Beach for his
summer vacation. The rings stolen were
given 10 Mr. Bumpus by his mother,
who is now dead, and he priced them
very highly. In this cottage was pair
OF opera glasses which did not belong to
Mr.. Bumpus, and he is of the opiLion
that they were stolen from some other
cottage, and left behind by the thieves
when they took their departure. The
officers think that the crooks camped in
the cottage of Mr.. Morrison for couple
of days
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Bcsssa sreou aarEsa


FOR THE WEEK ENDING Mch. 10. 1899.
Last sales fresh rank haIibut at 9e6c y h
for white and gray.
Georges hallbut at SC for white and &c y n
for gray
Last sales of Georges Cod from vessel % 90
for large and s2 90 for medium; Bank DO 37A
1 10
Handilne cod, caught east OF Cape SableN. S..
SO 10 y cwt for large and 50 90 for medium.
bulk.
We quote primo Georges Goldfish new . 90
&C IS Tor large and 0o4$4 30 for smaui Bank
at Oof& so for 1large and 500 0SSS 10 Tor
small: Dry Bank ~ IS and - 10 for large and
o:0oR4 81 for small; Shore at sls0s6 ID for
bloaiers; s26h97 for Is; s2oas21 for Is run
ming from 300 TO $50 v Dbl; no as In market.
We quote cureo DUSK 20 o044 90 81; haze
So rs 81 10; haddock % 7sN3 rs; heavy salt
ed pollock..st 81 26Rotli and English cured do
: 2b3s qtL
Best handlins bonsIsss Geogs cod 7s@ for me-
dun 70 Sc for lar re !. middies 5oaSo :bonelsss
Shore doI7 csc; Grand Bank do 69 bso: DUSK.
64n6 Mc; haddook 4ta s5l4; make at 3bs 60
fancy brands ofsenttreiy boned cod IL 10 1oc
n; Smoked Halibut, straight strips at &c
N. extra thick 7ci medium So; small at n
chunks sl1Oc.
SMOKED salmon 100 h: Med herring ozllc
box; tucks ioc: lsnathwise lie. Eo1s u sc:
Bloatrers oo&tl So. shore do 10; canned
Trout 81 so; fresh hAlibut q 30; salmon 20;
lobtsers 80; CLANS 70. American sardines,
quarter oils, % 80; halt oils, IS so; three-ouAr-
ter mustards. 81 60.ispiced. 81 as.
split $1,000 90 y Dbl for large and 90 Dogs 80
for medium.
Picked Goldfish 5000 90, hsddOOk %, hall
hut heads IS $751;
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GOMEZ DISMISSED.
The Cuban Military Assembly Has
Made the Announcement.

Havana, March 1.-THE Cuban military
assembly In public session this afternoon
impeaohed Gen. Maxine Gomez and re.
moved him from his command as general
in chief of the Cuban army. the first
ballot taken resulting in 20 votes being
cast In support of the motion to impeach
and remove, against four in opposition.
The meeting lasted from 2 until
o'clock. Gen. Gomez's only supporters
were Gen. Cascades and Gen. Nunez. The
original motion, which was introduced
by Senior Manuel Saneuilly, provided for
the abolition of the grade of general In
chief, but an amendment was offered to
this by Senior Aguero which read: ITO
abolish the grade OF general In chief and
10 remove Gen. Gomez for failure In his
military duties and disobedienoe to the
as sembly,"
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CAUCUsES AT SOUTH BERWICK:
IePEcIAL TO THE PREssI

South Berwick, March il.--At fairly
well attended caucus here this afternoon
the Democrats nominated the following
candidates to be supported at the town
election on Tuesday next: Clerk, Geo
A. Mathsr; selectmen, Horace j. Good
win, John A. Flynn and George A. Earle /;
treasurer, Q. 9. Hobbs; member of school
committee, +. S. Stebbins; rnad commits
sioner, James W. Hobbs; chief engineer,
Willis (. Lord; auditors, 6. +. Dudley
aud g. 5. Cheney; tax collector, L. u
Hanson; truant officer, Andrew J. Earle;
constable, Andrew j. Earle. The caucus
also elected the following town commit
tee: t. III. Hersom, r. Goodwin. John
4. BENNETT Jr., Isaac Libby. Joseph
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Death of One of the Crew of the steamer
Cumberland.

John Bustead, one of the crew of the
Cum berland. fell overheard when that
vessel was leaving Boston on Friday
night and was drowned. The Cumber-
land arrived here yesterday with her flag
at half mast.
Bustead was 55 years old, and had been
in the employ of the line for nearly forty
years. He lived In Boston at SO Harris
street. His body was found shortly after
noon by the harbor police near the North
ferry slip, floating in the water.
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BAD FIRE AT CALAIS.

Calais, March I2. The upper story OF
Williams block at the corner of Main
and North streets was Quilted by fire this
morning, causing loss of from $4,000 to
$40, O00to the building and occupants on
the upper floor. Peter Pearson, photo
grapher, suffered nearly total loss,
while the second story tenants, Holland
and Townsend, physicians and Wood and
Grant, dentists. suffered severely from
smoke and water. George Downs cloth
ing and furnishing goods on the first
floor, was slightly damaged by water
The losses are nearly covered by insur-
ance
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CRANE l % |. .. D IEY

On and after MONDAY Oct. "a. 1898, trains
viii leave as ioiiowsi
LEAVE
For Lewiston AMI Auburn, $40 q. M, $780,
400 and 600 y. M.
For Gorham. Berlin aud Island Pond, $40 g.
M. 1.SO and 800 y. NJ
For Montreal and Chicago. $40 a. m. and 600
For Quebec. GOO p. III.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, $40, fi.30 a.
m; 545 and $40 p m.
From Island Pond. Berlin and Gorham, $40 ard
it.s0 a, m. and 81 =. IN
From Chicago and Montreal $40 a. m. and
b.4S p In.
from Quebec, s.l0 g. H.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Montreal. Quebec. Toronto and Chicago
600 y. m.
For Lewiston and Auburn 7.80 a. IN. and Q cop. M
For Gorham and Berlin, $50 q. IN. and 600 p m.
ARRIVALS.
From Island Pond, Berlin, Gorham, Montreal
aud 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
now du
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Exports.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Castillian-
a5 66 bus wheat 1888 do corn loo logs 1914
PIX CHI sto 2se6 do ham and bacon 5000 Dbls
apples 200 cs canned goods 800 sacks -four 1913
do seed III PIX machinery 33 do furniture 100
do leather 1920 pcs maple blocks 81 organs SOC
cs spllnts 1929 PIX butter ash do cheese 10 do
sundries 1875 do lard II 80 sacks flour 3S2 cat
tie AL sheep 8 horses
GLASGOW. Steamship Norweglan-1s,42i
bush wheat s63os do rye 947S do oats 1871
sacks -four 2460 do oatmeal b62 do peas lor
PIX butter 235 do hardware 22b do leather 20G
cs canned goods 81 PIX agr iml 1885 bales oil
cake 40 PIX asbestos 20 do brooms II o bdl pull
45s sacks seed 95 bbls sglucose s7s hox,s oil
cheese Sc logs l7b bbls apples 430 bales hay
3b5' pcs deals $50 pix ham and bacon 223 rolls
paper 425 os canned meats 1875 bbls pork 30 dc
ard 20 logs Ill cattle.
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STEAMERS.
International Steamship Co.

eastpor Luhsu, Calais. 81 JON. hB., HALIFAX MS.
and all parts OF New Bruins wick Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. The
favorite route to Campobello and St Andrews.
Nh.
+ Schedule of sailngs for month of March,
1899.
steamer St Croix will leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland, at 8. so p. IN. as follows:
Wednes day. March list; Monday. March 9Th.
Friday March 10Th; Wednesday, March 10Th /;
Monday, March 20th.
RECURRING, leave Sc. John. PASSPORT and
Lubec, Friday. March 3rd Wednesday, March
SIN; Monday March 18th; Friday. March nth.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
to destination. EY-Freight received up to 400
.. m
For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the
Pine Tree Ticket ONCE Monument Square or
for other information, at Conpany's 0tiea
Railroad Wharf foot OF State street.
j. Il. LISCOMB, Supt
marlsdu Il. PC. HERSEY Agent
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, March 1.-THE following
pensions have been granted to Maine
people:
ORIGINAL
Myron Lawrence, West Kenuehunk, Sc.
ADDITIONAL.
William Curran, Portland, as to Sl2.
INCREASE
George +. Watts. South Beddin gton,
81 to si2.
Lewis Thornton, Springfield, IS to 1S2.
Albert White. Mars Hill, sl2 to Sl4
o2IaINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Julia A. Currier. Portland, 81.
Sarah L. Remick, Ellsworth, $I2.
SUPPLEMENTAL
Hannah o. Howard, Weld, S12.
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NOMINATIONS BY GOVERNOR.

Augusta, March 1.-THE following
nominations have been made by Gov.
Powers:
Coroner--S. W. Boone, Pressure Isle.
Notary Pubiio-Benjamin 4 Fernald,
VIM.
Trial Justices-Benjamin F. Fernald,
VIM; l.. B. Waldron, Dexter; Thomas j.
earle, Hollis; Alvah b. Ames, Bucks
port.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-R.
A. Shaw, Caribou; Asa l. Grant, Corin-
ma; Gordon Nj. Hicks. Rookland; Victor
Ii. Smith, Northheld; George h. Bird
Portland; George A Larrabee, King,
man, William H. Davis, Glenburn.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL Il. Il.
N effect Nov. Is 1873

Trains leave Portland as follows,
100 a. m. For Brunswick. Bath, Rocklsnd
Augusta, Watervillc, Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls
lewiston VIA brunswicks Belfast Bangor
Bucksport. HuuitOu, Woodstock and Sc
Stephen via vauceboro and St. John.
$50 a, IN. Foo Danvllle Jc.. Mechanic Falls,
kumford Falls. Lewiston, winthrop. Oakland
Neadhed. Waierville. Livermore Fails, Farm
ington and Phillips.
io.25 a. m. For Brunswick. Bath, Augusta
Watervile and Lewiston via Brunswick.
12.S0 D. m. Express for Brunswick. Bath,
Rockland and all stations on The Knox and
lincoln division. Augusta Waterville, Ban
gor; Bar Harbor Greenyllie, and Houiton, via
1iop N. FOR Mechanic Fails. Rumford
Falls Bemis. Danvlle Jc. Lewiston, Liver
SET Philips ami Raneeley. Win hrop. Oskiand
Bingham. Waterviile aod 5kowhegan.
llsp;m- FSr sEesPoxt Brnn.x1ek. An
Eind, Dover and FoIcrofk GreenvfliAl Bangor
oldtOwn and Mathematical.
$40 p N. For brunswick Bath. Lisbon
Falls Gardiner, Augusta and Watervf1e,
615 .. N. For New GoucostBr. Danyire
Junct Mechanic Fails. Auburn ana Lewiston,
1oS / m R, Night s5gscss sysrs sst TO-
county via 0ldtown. Mseaiss, kasipers ard
f Gac,o9 oa W %pssSa & .nrs n hSs re-;
aud Afoostook county VIA vancehoro, hanfsx
and tha Provinces. Tho Saturday nixht tram
does not run 70 heliAst DeIisr. Doves aud
ST. John
white Mounfaan Dtvfss>
SIS a. m. For Bridgton, FabyaaA BurIlag-
brooke Montreal, Cnieagu, St Paul and Mmne
lis p, 2. For ssosSo L.sa Cornish, Bridg.
$50 2. M, FOR Cumberland Nils, sebaso
Lake B!idgton. FryeeurG North CONWAY. Gien
SUNDAY TRiISa
7.2o .. m Paper tram for Brunswick. An
gusta. WsterviiIe and Bangor.
1870 D. m. Train for Bruins w1ok. LeWtseoa,
Bath Augusta Wateryilie and Bangor
HOO p. N. Night Express tor Ell potatsI
leeping car for st John.
Arrivals In Portland
From Bartlett. No Conway and Bridgson A23
a. m. Lewiston an 1 Mechanic Falls, aao = m
Watervile and AuguatA, SIS a m Ranger,
AUGUSTA and Rocklsnd. i2.i5 m kingfeld,
Philips, Harrington, Bemis, Rumford Falls.
Lewiston. 1870 p. m; Hiram, Bridgton and
Cornish. 5.QO p. m: SkoYhee2n- WAtervile.
Augusta. Rookland and Bath, 80 p. p St.
john, Bar Harbor. Aroostook County Moose
Farmington. Rumfofd Fails, Lewiston. AAo p.
Mounttia points. $40 D. in.y nom Bar Ha<bos.
q N. Halifax, 81 John. Bar Harbor, Water
vile and Augusta. $50 q IN. except Mondays.
GEO. =. KyAAAv r. q a. n.
E. f. BQOIHBY, g. Z. I. A.
Portland Nov. q. l6o6 nov54dn
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SHIP AND BARK TO BE BUILT.

Bath, March II. 1t is stated today that
Arthur Sewall 81 Co., will soon begin not
only the construction of another large
ship, hut also steel bark OF something
less than 1000 tons. This latter vessel
win be built south of where the big ships
have been constructed, and the slip and
wharf there win be put at once in good
oondision. As soon as the frames for the
ships are set work will begin upon those
for the bark.
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IN NEW JERSEY.
The Ice Trust Goes to the Home of the
Combine.

Now York. March 1.-THE certificate
of incorporation of the American Ice
company, capitalized at seo,ooo,ooO was
filed todsy in Jersey City by the Corpo.
ration Trust company. The inoorporators
are John r. Bennett, Edward Menooal,
Charles Devoe. Peter J. Shields and John
Raue-. This is the ice company which
sought Incorporation in Maine. On the
defeat of the bill providing for the incor-
porAtion in that state, 1t was decided at
once to get the necessary papers In New
Jersey.
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COLLISION ON THE NEME HAVEN.

Nauoatuck, CT, March l2.-In head
on collision between two freight trains
near Bradley's station. on the Highland
division of the n. II. K. r., this morn
ing, Engineer George Dean OF Hartford
was buried under his cab and instantly
killed and his fireman, Dan Kennedy OF
Dsnbury died few hours later. The en-
gipeer and firemen on the other train es-
capped by jumping. Several hrakemen
were injured but none fatally. 1t is
claimed that the collision was due to the
fog
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FUNERAL OF MRS. MARGARET
HAVERTY.

qhe funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret
Haverty took place from st. Dominic's
church on Saturday morning, the Rev.
L. F. Hurley officiating There was pres
friends including her two sons, John
and Matthias Haverty, and their families
from Boston. Mrs. Haverty was in her
SOth year and was very old resident of
Portland Her husband died some years
ago. She was most estimable Christian
woman, greatly beloved by all who knew
her. The interment was at Calvary ceme-
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THAT BIDDEFORD RIOT"

Biddeford, March l.-Representative
North NJ. West, Robert Brownlee, Deputy
Marshal James Mogan, Officer Alderio
Martin, John kearns. Steve Travers aud
Robert II. Brownlee, who are charged
with unlawful assembly and riot at the
Democratic ward six caucus ten days ago,
appeared in court this morning and en-
tered plea of not guilty. The hearing
was continued to next Saturday and they
were put under bonds of $500 each, promi-
nept citizens becoming their sureties.
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THE Y. III. q. A. ALLIANCE

At the Y NJ. c. A. rooms Saturday af-
ternoon the executive oommittee of the
State of Maine met and elected II. q.
Day of Auburn and h. 4. Garland of
Portland as menu bers of the executive
committee of the Y III. G. A. Alliance
which is to control the affairs of the
association in the states OF New Hamp.
shire, Vermont and Maine.
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Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R. R.
StntiOm Foot of Preble -.

StutlOm OOt % TTeOsc Ste
On and after Monday. Oct. 8, 1895, Passenger
trains will Leave Portland:
For Worcester. Clinton, Aver Junction. Nashua,
Windham and Epping ct $50 3 N. and l2.so
p. n
For Manchester Concord and points North az
73O a. III. ana 12.30 p. m
For Rochester, Springyale, Alfred, Water.
boro ano Saco Rive, at 7.3o a m, 1850 and
b-3O p M
go and &C p ~
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, Westbrook
Junction and Woodturds At $50 s.45 @ m,
1850, 500 $50 and $40 p. N.
The 1870 p. N ualn from Portland connects
at Aver Junction with "Hoosac Tunnel Route"
Tor the West and at Uni9n station, Worcester:
Tor Providence ana New York, via Providence
Line" for Norwich and New York, via Nor
wlch Line with Boston and Albany K Il. for
the West and with the New York all rail via
Springfield"
Trains arrive al Portland from Worcester
al 80 y. m. from Rochester at $50 a m, i-3o
and O.4S p. m; from Gorham at 40 40 and
1900 3 H.. 1-9o. Ais. 6-i8 p. IN.
For through tickets ior all points West and
South apply 60 f. h. McGILLlCUDDi,I lckss
n. w DAVIS. Supt
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ARRESTED IN POLAND.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRKss.l

Poland, March I1.-Albert Blavon.
a tramp who has frequented this section
for the past six years, was arrested here
this afternoon on charge of assaulting an
old lady in Denmark last fall.
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CASGO BAY STEAMBOAT co.

custom House Wharf, Portland, Ne.
WEEK DAY TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, Jan. 10, 1899.
For Forest CITY Landing, Peaks Island, $50,
6.45, g. A. II. 2i5 400. 6.I5 p. NJ.
For Trefethen's la ding. Peaks Island,
IifEis ana Great Diamond Islands,
800, a. M 2l5, 100 p. N.
For Poncs's Landing, Long Island, aoo
A. NJ. 2.l5 P. NJ.
c. ". 7. COOLING. General Manager.
janl4 DIT
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed Sat-
urday by:
Kendall B. Stevens, Bruokliu.
Sanford w. Bunker. Wateryille.
Charles ). French, kingheld.
Eli II. Thompson, Sanford.
Athanasius Mccormick, Houlton.
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PORTLAND MEN WILL GO.

The Portland Board of Trade will be
represented at the meeting of the state
Board, which is 10 be held at Augusta
next Friday. IL is likely that all OF the
other sections of the state will have good
lied delegations in attendance. A pan
quet under the auspices Of the Augusta
boari will probably be rendered the visit.
ing delegates on Friday evening.
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REAL ESTA TIE TRANSFER.

The following transfer was recorded
at the registry of deeds Office Saturday:
William &c. Miller of South Portland, to
Daniel Sylvester of South. Portland, for
81. parcel of land with buildings ON
fort road in South Portland
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock and Money Marie.

NJ TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Mch. IL.
Money on can was steady at -as, las. loar
2isas percent, prime mercantile paper 81.
a4A per cent Sterling Exchange steady, with
actual business In bankers bills at 4 ssh
ga 1914 for demand. and a s3sA a eA.for six
ty days; posted rates 4 s41sa4 81. CONNER
cial bills 4 s21sgs.s3.
Silver certificates 595saeoIa.
Bar Silver 6ss1.
Mexican dollars 47M.
Government bonds easier.
State bonds strong.
Railroad bonds strong.
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a 1, di|!|II!l!i!Ii


la Effect Oct. 3, 1898.
DEPARTURES.
$50 A NJ and Ito p M. From Union Station
for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buckheld. Can
ton, Dixneld and Rumford Fails.
$50 a. H.. L1o and 616 D. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
Connections at Rumford Falls for all points
on the Il. II. & Il. l.. L. r. including Bemis and
the Rangeley Lakes.
L. c. BRADFORD. Tiafic Manager.
Portland, Maine
u. L. LOVEJOY. superintendent
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