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Gem=9 urfer 0adlrihten.

g2etp 0ort, 6. Npril. - 5rant
Wlc8rioe, tpel6er Tih fir einen 4r6ei=
ter uusgibt, bon Der poli3ei ieoo4 fir
einen Oieb ertsGrt tpirp, puroe 6eute
bon @m. +. M2urrap, einem dl5S6ljez
Rer in einem SenementbduFe an Der 27.
StraBe anqeIteQtsn Neger, bur4 einen
ShuB t0otli6 berpunOet, als er gez
pultTom in bus 9aus ein3uoringen
ber5u6te. W}urraD fpurbe perbaftet
unb pdre auf ieinsm 8ege no4 bem
Stutions6auFe 6eina6e bon eInem Ufob
qelpn4t noroen.
llnfer Den 9afagiersn bes geIiern
BON bier na9 2iDerpool o6gegangenen
OumpFers yMaiefic" beFanb Ii6 audi
6r. 8. pierpont Morgan. Gs 6eiBt,
bah er bic HeiTe niht nit gfudIi6t uuf
findn3ieGe Srdnsaftionen made, 1on>
bern nur, neil oas 2onooner 9ouS jez
bes Su6r einen She'll leirer 3sit in
9lnfpru8 nebme. Sn eingetpej6ten
&rejTen glaubt man jeoO6, baB ST.
W@organ nod INNER an Dem Snianoz
Gon3ern Der 9roBen 4nt6racilz3o6lenz
SruIts (Reaoing, Del, II. 9uoIOn u
NzS. Gsntra0 ur6eitet uno ergliT6es
9apitul fur fein llnternebmen gu in
terefiren beu6fi4tigt.
DIE 9ranb Surp mics 6euis bic On
fluge gsgen oen Heger S6omas Wel6er=
foro, tpel6er 6eT3ulbigt mar, ben Get
6sn6eitatter 6enrp 9naus am %. 5ez
6ruar in ieinem Gtablifement ermor=
bet gu buben, ab.
Der 22zjG6rige 9enrp Qebb, eir
6u6rmunn in Oienlten Der nDeGs
Sarge GrpreB &c." tpel9er am 18
U}Gr3 nit $1O0, bic i6m our Qbl;efe=
rung an S. @ublorO in 8rootlpn an
oertraut tporben ipdren, bur6brdnnte,
tIt beute in Wiltes6arre, 9a., OarbaFIe'
mnr0Pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-07

Qpnbon, 6. Npril. - Wie bic
,St. Sames 9d3ette" 6eute Nu6mitz
tag bertiinbet, but geei( H6ooes iebt
bon Der beutIben Regierunq eins So
rantie bs5iigli6 bes beutI6en 9apitals
fir feline @iienbabn pom Sap Bis no9
Gairo erlangt 0eutI6e 6inun3leute
bdben eirgeipiligt, bas &apitul aufaus
6ringen, urb Oeutf6lanb BAT uuBerz
benz beripro6en, einen getpi6en Sbeil
Der 3inien beg &apituls fir Die beutz
f6e 8Qbnlinie, tpel6e bon Oursesz
Sulaam, % Meilen fiibli9 BON 3anz
3ibar, rd9 Der Sap Cairo 8Q6n"
9ebaut tperben foq, gu gurantiren.
3I6rigfeit Der Gartift e n.
Sea brib, 6. 4prif. = neSSmparz
ctal" bat beute tpieoer einmul ii6er err
neute Riibrigfeit Der Garlifen in Der
Brobin8 g}dpdrrd 3u nreIoen. Der 8ez
neral Gapitdn bon Qrra9onien lit in
Waorio apgefpmnlsn, um nit Der Rez
eisrung iiber MaBregeln gegen bic
gorliiten 8eQegung Su eunftrirsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-07
snbieriptiuns>gii6er CUR Sei6nnns
Don gtti.n fur bic
Fraternal Trust & BankingCO.

bon @RarblanO fns i'm auftrags Der 3ncOrpOrator.r
er5ffnet uno Deroen Subicrtptionsu our6 orn
Granf :. Robl.r, Ir. g. GOro@Galprt9Str
bis Moutae, ben 10. 9lpril, Wittaps II nbr, ent
gegen eenOmmsn 81 tDel9,r Ssit bic gitdsr o'l6lol
len uno GubicriptiOnen ouseelooit nerOsH.
George %. 2inoiap,
Stepbsn 81. Maion.
sSanss WbitsbOuie.
2eipis RstB,
Sobn .. 8late,
Septimus s. Suitin,
Clarendon S. s. 9oulb,
Carp 8ropn,
eSobn u. S6tparb,
9eorse 9. Sfinner,
NlFreb S. S9ulb,
WiQtam 90. 8Drne,
Sobn $. 8abler,
@btpin s. Ounefer,
Sames goung
(9i--~ Sncorporutorta.
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9ie geite6ungssSeriu6c III Der Srs
uis(atur 8ennInlhanien's.

Surris6urg, pa., 6. Npril. -
9as Gomite 3ur 1nterfu6ung Der 8ez
ffe6unqsper7u6e in Der 9efeBge6ung
i'll nit Der 8ernebmung idmmtli9er
Nlitol;e0er oes llnter6duIes 10 3iemz
lid fertig. G8 iinb nur nod Die
f6tper franfen Observation-Disclosures
Stranu6un unb GbmiIton gu pernebz
men, unD bus pirb brieFli9 geI6e6en.
Der 2eBte, ipel6er pernommen nurbe,
mar Der 9emotrut Simlin BON 2o6az
panndz@puntp, Der bic alien Witgliez
bern oes 1nter6duIes Dorgelegten Sra
Qen in berneinenbsm Slime 6santz
nortete. Der Gomitez@prIibenbe err
flGrte, er 6ab. an Wt. g. Collins uno
S6onlus 6enbrtds 9orldbungen gez
ftidt, ba er einen dnonpnen Brief err
9alten babe, in tpel9em ange9eben
tperbe, bic 9eiben fonnten beI6Doren,
bab Simlin bon benz republifanti6 den
2obbbiiten gpnle etne Summe 9eloes
erbulten babe. Oa 5imlin's 0enunz
aiant anonbn eetpeIsn 1T, purbe bic
@erbanblung iiber bieTe 8eI4uloigun9
oar ni4t ms SiBungs protOfoll
aufgenommen.
Ser ein3ige fonitiee 3euge bon
Wi6tigfeit mar bus gum 5tpeiten Mlul
pernonnene unterhdus Wtttglieb
8ilFon. @r lieB Iih, na4bem ibm
nit 6aft gebrobt pOr0en, enoli4 betz
BEL, Ben Namsn bes Wfannes gu nen>
nen, Der inn $1,000 geboten bdbs fir
ben san, baB er fir anap itimmen
perbe; es mar @rzQhem6lpmitglieo
cSobn 81. 9Drne pon Scottoale. 9as
Gonite Gpirb bic ipeiteren gerhore am
5reitag abI9lieBen uno am uaontag
ieinen geri6t erftatten.
= Suntiogo Morp6b, aiids nMertz
can Morpbb, tpel9er in Der StdotWez
rifp angeflagt 1T, 8dnfgeloer i'm Be
TRACE BON $4,000 beruntreut gu baz
ben, tpurbe aeiiern in &anias @itp,
gRn feStnennnu1sn
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u US 6 It b d.
Die beporitefenbe 8ert6eilun9 Der brei
Mi[lionen unter Die Batrioten. -
W2e6r 8onoitenzunipe1en.

Mebr Observation-Disclosures.
6opono, 6. Mprtl. - Mun bdi
Ii9 bier ni6t fpnberlt6 iiber bic Nufz
l0Iung Der cu6aniI6snMilitd z9lIIem.
Bin uufQereot; es mar Elm @reigniB,
benz man bereits felt bter3ehn Sager
nit @emiitbsrube entgsgen io6. @S
Itellt ii9 6eraus, bob Die ameritaniI4t
MilitGrz z3egierung bieIes GreigniF
e6enFaqs anti5ipirt unb fi6 in aQer
StiQe baran getpDbnt bate, 0uplitate
Der SnIurgentensMuIte beritels
len au laKen, nm bic $3,000,0OO pers
t6eilen gu fDnnen. Die MuIterro[len
Der QGfTembGp nerben ieBt unter Der
Sanb re9t griinbGi6 DeriFi3irt perben
uno bas biirfte nod einen Monat in
4nIpruh nebmen.
g2i9ts beIto peniger tpirb tpobl biz
8ertGeilung bes 9elbes unter Die Snz
Turgenten in Der Na66arF4aFt bon
6apQnd bereit5 in bier3ebn Sdgen be-
qinnen f0nnen. Man lpirb dqe Qeute
bon benz @oloregen ausf6lteBen, Die
iih ert na9 benz II. SSuli 1898 6Qben
onnerben lahen, Ferner Dieienigen, bic
Elm Nmt er6aiten haben ooer fir bic
9enbQrlnerie dngepprben IinD. SSeber
Sorhat unb llnterDffi3ier miro 500
er6Qlten. 8lei6t, tpie man ertpartet,
Elm 8e'tbetrag, bann erbGlt audi ieoer
SFfi3ier $10O.
Wie qemelbet tpirb, treiben 8unoiz
ten in ben 8ropin5en 9uerto princis
pc, Santa CLARA, Wfutan3a5 unb 9is
mar beG Rio ibr llnpefen. Sic fiat
ten ben plantugen ibren unertpiinT6z
ten 8e!u9 ab unb iteblen 8inber unb
gferbe. Gubanif4e Sruppen Derfolgen
bic MQrobeure umerifanii6e Srupz
pen fino bis6er gu benz 3lped ni6t
dufgebpten tporben. Die 0lilitdrDerz
tnaltung min bic gu biGbenbe @enburz
merle CUR llnterbriidung bes 3Guberz
unfpeIens peripenben, bo Iie Die dmeriz
funiI8en 5ruppen ni6t in bic 9Idunz
gelz8ilOniB ouf Die s5ago na4 Die
ben fenben min.
@of6tngton. .. g., 6. 9tprif.
= Der fungirenbe 9riegsTefretGr 6ut
ongeorbnet, baB BEL Supunnub Elm iToz
lirtes Quarantdnez2ager fir Die uus
Gu6u beimtebrenoen5 5reipilligen etubz
lirt fpirb. Sbr 9epGf pirb bort
grinbli9 dusgerdudert iperoen. Die
nod auF guba beFinOli6en 5reitpiliz
genzRegimenter iinb bas 9. Sainpis,
49. SSppa, 6. Mifouri. 3. Gebrustd,
81, W}i9igan, 6. OhiO, 3. 8entudp
unb 1O6. ,Snbianu.
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edrsdenstaaten ,tueier @a6nfnniaen

8rib getDn, N.zS., 6. Qpril, -
@apitdn pbtlipp Qpnh bom S9ooner
,Gafapette," purbs lebte giu4t pdhz
renb er bei 8ribgeton in Ieiner Sd
iHte i'm S6lafe lag, bon 9eorge gu
40, sinem tpa6nIinnigen Matrofen, nit
einem MeHer ungegriffen unb Ieben5>
geTdbrli9 pertpunbet. Der WabnIinz
nige bernunbete nod einen anoeren
Matro5en, ebe es gelang, i6n gu entz
fpaFfnen.
Diltesbarre, 9a., 6. 2lpril.
- Serrence 4nberIon, Elm 8eiitesgez
It0rter aus plbmoutb, beging beute
SelbTtmOrb. inbsm sr iih in ben 800
SUB tieFen S9a9t elmer 8Oblen9rube
Ifiir5te. Seine Srau unb 8tpei SObne
liefen ibm Dersebli4 cine Balbe Wteile
melt Hu6. Inn i'm BON Der S4redenss
that a63u6qlten,
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5rNsiiGr inlgsn Orr &uOat 0irbs
huhcrci

96itippsburG q. s, 6.
2(prtI. - Saml, M. @rabam, etn in
gang @entraI 9ennIplpunien betdnn~
Ter Wunn, fam 6eute in Der Hdbe pon
bier um's 2e6en, pdbrenO er bic mil
tetf Dpnamit oolG5ogene Sprengung
zines 8uumItumpens 3u Photograph
rem perTu6te. Sin GROCER Spiitter oe5
Stumpens traf i'm um SalIe uno rib
i6m 6eina6e od5 9aupt pom 3umpie.
@rabam mar Miiglieb Der 6irma9rds
nam SSrb Il. 60.
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niue erfpIareime Gseidhafts. s.Srr.

nsrotisn, init aerin0tn Auslsstn unO tsinsn 66uls
IN. wtl&s In 1893 Tim eriten SABRE cine 3ipi=
keEps psn 10 9rotent Tetto b7ablt., offerirt ibrt
Gitien in Hntb<ilen poH $780, Cine ititens Gtlss
Reubttt. NRan aertifre:
>. 9. Boz Isl.
1 xAsbtl6 lS.t&e) - &olfimnrE mA-
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y. u Doltbaus % sssnaa, T. u Bsslassssa BsasssSss: s:
8edtpitb. 6 Gbanbier. 6 Smpaante,
Sab,ifanten son ho6sraeia.n
Gntl1en> un6 GiicnbuBn Baden.
Eaurif: I93-20s:gmm.ttse etrat,. gpenus uns
242-24S g9rishtsstrase, Henart, n. 8.
g1ews4 srfer Bureau: oz1 Drpaeuas.
Cable Deblnbe.
NHe Driefe une Guftrase beIiete naH an has Nens
DerfcT Suxtar an isusep- lS7s2a.0s. 6a.l&
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
MORRILLS.

Mrs. Walter Dockendnrff. Mable street,
Morrilis, is recovering from her recent
severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. Elmer o. Varney, Mable street.
left Thursday noon for two weeks visit
in New York. Mrs. l.. E. Rogers, Alba
street accompanied her
Miss Cutter, who was mt the
Poland Spring house last season, inter-
tanned a party of % friends at Riverton
casino, Wenderday evening. Lunch was
enjoyed followed by a social evening. The
party returned TO the city at 80 O'Clock.
Rev +. 4. Nelson formerly pastor Of
All Souls Universalist church who re :
signed his pastorate last December has re-
turned to New Hampshire his former
home.
The next regular meeting of the Deer
ing Alumni association is to be held
April 8, at Crosby hall The evening will
be devoted to social reunion OF the
members. Cd
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

Straw, Waterhouse ~ Chandler. the
Boston contractors who are building the
Sanford ana Cape torpoise electric road,
nre theoretically pushing the work OF
construction. The abutments for several
bridges have been placed, poles are dis
{ ibuted between Sanford and Kennebunk
anu the driving of piles at Cape porpoise
will be commenced in few days.
President 5. n. Aldrich of t. q Central
Massachusetts railroad has been served
with a notice from Judge Dunbar and
Sherman l.. Whipple, who claim TO
represent large holders of the common
stock of the Central Massachusetts, rail-
road, that the lease of the road to the BIOS.
ton and Lowell was illegal, and request
ing that the directors of the Central
Massachusetts demand from the Boston
81 Maine the return of the railroad to toe
stockholders Messrs. Dunbar and WhippIe
say that unless the Boston and Maine
gives up the lease in question sult will be
brought to break it.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
MAINE TOWN 5.
Items OF interest Gathered by CorreH
pondents of the Prsss.
HEBRON.

Hebron, March 23.-The past week has
been quite an eventful one for Hebron
One Wednesday evening, March 49, MIR.
Herbert Bowman Of Hebron gave a recep-
tion to the members of the Senior GLASS at
Sturteyant hall. After remarks by differ
ent ones and reading by Miss Hodgdon,
ice cream and case were served A very
enjoyable evening was spent by all
On Thursday evening the young ladies
OF the school rendered reception to the
Coburn Classical Institute delegates who
had come to take part in the debate Fri
day evening. Ice cream and cake were
served during the evening.
On Friday after the annual athletic ex-
hibition of the school took place. This
has come to be an extremely interesting
feature OF the school and is always large
ly attended. This year the athletic asso-
citation srealized between thirty and forty
dollars. The following is the programme:
Senior march; club drill; attitudes, by
young ladies; horiz 'ntal bar, Bishop,
cambridge, league. Oldham, Bryant,
Piper, Whitman; dumb bell drill; parallel
Richardson, Oldham, Small Bowden.
Whitman artistic club swinging, by
Prof. league; boxing, Elliot and Carl
ton; tumblng, Bearce, cambridge,
Bishop, Small; Swedish horse; pyramids ;
basketball game, Miss Marsh. captain,
center, Miss Crosby, X. forward, Miss
Murch, L. forward, Miss Stanton, r.
guard; Miss Fullsr, l.. guard. Miss
Hayes, center. Miss Peabody, X. forward,
Miss Towle, l.. forward, Miss Walker. X.
guard. Miss Locke, captain, l.. guard
Work on dying rings, by Bishop and
Bearce between the halves. The club and
dumb bell drills were particularly good
this year. Fine work WAS done on the
bsr and parallel bars BY Bishop and ex-
osllent work was done by Balm bridge,
Prof. league delighted the audience
as usual with his artistic club swinging.
The Swedish horse was a new feature
and caused great deal of amusement for
like the famous wooden horse 1t contained
men AMI was able to move about at will.
An entirely new feature was basket ball
ny the young ladies. This seemed to be
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
Gi;Ly,IIEI;I!IIIIB29A

On and after MONDAY Oct Sd, 1898. trains
will leave as foftowsi
LEAVE.
For Lewiston and Auburn. $40 a. m, 80.
400 and 600 p. IN.
For Gorham, Berlin and Island Pond. $40 a.
m, 100 and 600 p. m.
For Montreal and Chicago, $40 a. m. and GOO
p. m.
For Quebec. coop. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn s.1o Iiso a
m; 5.+6 and 6.46 p. N.
From Island Pond, Berlin and Gorham, $40 and
1l.30 a. N. and $40 p. m
From Chicago and Montreal, $40 q IN. an0
b.45 p. IN.
from Quebec, $40 D. m,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Montreal. Quebec. Toronto and Chicago
600 p. m.
For Lewiston and Auburn, 30 a. m. and 6oop. m
For GorhaIn and Berlin, 7.o0 q. m. and 600 p. IN
ARRIVALS.
From Island Pond, Berlin. Gorhan, Montrea
and West $40 a. m.
From Lewiston and Auburn, $40 Q. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Nigh
trains.
TICKET OFFICE. DEPOT AT FOOT o.
INDIA STREET.
now az
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL q. r,

Trains leave forllanl as follow.

Trains leave Porilani IS follows.
ZOO m. For Hrunswick Bath Rlcklanh
Augusta, Watervilic, Skowhegan, Lisbon Falls
Lewiston via ifnaswicEs,, Belfast Bango,
BuckSpurt. HOutO1, Woods Ock and 81
stephen Via Nanceboro AMI St. John
$50 a. m; For Danviile &c, Mechanic Falls
Rumi0rd fahA Lewiston, Winihrgp. Oakland
Readiield. Wniervile. Liyerm0rc fs.lS, Farm
ington and Phillip . tesf
1875 n. rn. For Brunswick, Gath, Augusta
1880 p. m. Express for brunswick. Bath
Rockland ana all stations on the Knox aud
iincoin division. Augusta watervle. Ban
gor Bar Harbor Greenvilie. and Houlton. via
i'io pm. For Mechanic Fails. Rumiord
Fails Benis, DaEvlle Jc.. Lewiston, Liver
more Fails. Psrmngten, klngneld Carrabss
set Phillips ana RangeleY. Winthrop. Oakland.
Bingham. Watervile aud Skowhegan.
sis "a 5Ne sEEsspS BPSsk a
land. Dover and Foxcroft. Greenville Bangor
Oldtown and Mattawamkeag.
Fails. Gardner. Augusta and wsterviils.
SIS p. m. Tor NV Gloucester. Dsnville
Juncs. Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
brunswick Bath. Lewis on, Augusta. Water
Vile Bangor. Moosehead Lake, AroosiooiS
county via .uldtowus Machias. Eastpott and
Gespor d g. si.phsns Sat s. ha john
and Nt0ostOuk Codnty via VsDceboro. Halifax
and tbs Provinces. The Saturday night train
does not run to belfast. Dexter, Dover and
foxcrot OF beyond Bangor. Sleeping cars 10
St. John
White Mountain Division.
s,j5 q, ~. For Bridgton. Fabyans, BuriIng-
ton. Lancaster. Quebec. St Joinsbury, Sher-
brooke. Montreal. Chicago st. Paul and Mime
apolis and all p9iats west
i.45 p, p For Ssbago Lake, Cornish. Bride
$50 =, IN, For Cumberland Mills. Sebsxo
Lake Brldgion. Fryeburg. North Conway. Glen
auu Bartlett
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7.20 a. m. Paper tram for Brunswick Au-
gustA. Waterville and Bangc-.
1870 p. m. Train for Brunswick Lewiston,
Bath. Augusta, Wateryille and Bangor.
HOO D. N. Night Express for all points;
leeplng car for ct John.
Arrivals In Portland.
From Bartlett. No. Conway and Bridgton, s.23
.. IN. Lewiston an Mechanic Falls, $50 q IN
Wateryille and Augusta e.35 q. IN. Bangor.
Augusta and Rockland. 1918 p m. klngheld.
Phillips, Harrington. Bemis, Rumiord Falls
Lewiston. 1920 p. M; Hiram. Bridaton and
Cornish. 500 p. m: Sk0whegan- WAterville.
Augusta, RocklaDd and Bats, b.2e p. u. 81.
John, Bar RaTbor, Aroostook County Moose
bead Lake and Bangor, 80 p m. RanQeley,
Pennington, Rumford Fails. Lewiston, 6.1 p.
m. Chicago and Montreal and sl White
Mountain points, $40 D. m. rom Bar Harder,
and daily from Bangor, Bath apd Lewiston l-so
a, m. Halifax. ST. Jonn Bar Harbor. Water
Vile and Augusta. $50 a. m. except Mondays.
GRO. +. EVANS,V p. q @. NJ
#. E BOOTHBY, q. p. a. L. A.
Portland, Nov. q, 1898 pQy2tdu
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
BOSTON & MAINE b. r
In Effect October 3rd. 1905,
WESTERN DIVISION.


Traius leave Portland, Union station. 70,
searboro crossing, 1000 .. m. $50 p. m
searboro Beach, Fine Point. 100 1000 m.
s sse. 0 Ei. fSG $40 1919 a. me- AS
a. IN, 1870. $50, o.25 $40 p. M; kcnnebunk
port, 100. $40 a. M; l2.s6' S;So: 20 ?. m.
Wells Beach 200 $40 a. m, $50, go p; m:
$50, 5.25 p. M. Rochester. Pennington
Alton Bay, $40 a. M, 1896. $50 p. M; Lake
port, Laconia. Weirs. Plymouth. $40 a. M
i2s5 .. m; Worcester !via Somersw % snd
and North, 100 a. m, $50 p. M; North Der
wick, Dover. Exeter. Haverhili, Lawrence.
Lowell. Boston, 4.05. 100 $40 m. 12.3s.
SO M Arrive Boston, ,2S; R lSis a r.;
Portland, $50, 730 $50 a. m, l16. AIS, p. m.
Arrive Portland, l0.ie. il.6o. a. m. 1910. 800.
'''' p SUNDAY TRAINS.
For scarboro Beach, Pine Point. Old
Orchard Beach. Saco, Biddeford, kenne-
bunk, North Berwick, Dover. Exeter.
4.3o p. m Arrive Boston 5.ls, S.22 p. IN.
Rochester, Pennington. Alton Bay 4.Sc
p. m.
For Biddeford, Portsmouth, Newbury-
port, Ame.bury, salem. Lynn, Boston, zoo,
a. m, 1910, 400 9.05 p. m. Leave Boston fos
Portland 7.30, 800 a. m. 1870, 100, 7.45 p. m.
Arrive Portland. Has a. M. i2.0o 40 10.la,
1915 y. H.
>INDAY TRAIN.
For Biddefo d, Portsmouth. Sewbury-
port. Salem. lynn, Boston. 200 n M. 12.45
pm. Arrive Boston 6.57 a. H., zoo y. M.
Leave Boston for Portland. 900 a. NJ, loop. IN
Arrive Portland, 1910, 1910 p. m.
a. Daily except Monday and stops az NORM
Berwick and Exeter only
d. J. FLANDERS. g. 6 7. A. Eoston
oct5 diff
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
RAILROADS
Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND e. ROCHESTER, L. L.
station Foot Of Prebic 81.

StIttOU OOa W hEfDlt ~ts
ON ana after Monday. Oct. j. ISIS Passenxef
trains will Leave Portland.
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua
: Windhsm and Epping at T3O - m. and 1880
D. m.
For Manchester, Concord and points North al
10 a IN. aud t2.S0 D. m.
For Rochester. Springvale. Alfred, Water
boro ana saco Riyes 3. $50 a u. i2.so and
$50 y m.
b.sD and 60 y. m.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, westbrook
Junction and NocdiOrds at 10 AS a. m
f2y0 400. b30 and go y. n.
The 12-y0 y. N uaIn from Portland cOunects
nj Aver Junction with "HOosac Tunnel Route"
for the West and 1T Union station, Worcester
Tor Providence AM New York, VIA Providence
Line" for Norwich and New York, via "Nor.
wich Line with Boston and Albany * X for
the West and win the New York all rail- via
-Springheld-'
frains arrive AZ Portland from Worcester
et $50 d. m. from Rochester at $40 a M. t.30
and b.4s D.. m; from Gorham at $40. $50 and
1000 q. NJ. t-So. Ala, b.4S .. IN.
For through tickets Tor all points West and
South apply to T. h. McGILLlCUDDf. Ticket
n. w. DAVIS. supe
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24

Wy icicBtaPh"|
MARCH. IS, 1899.
NEW YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
dull middllng uplands al b-l6, do gun y
&c sales $50 bales.
GAIN FsTON-The Cotton market closed
quiet middlings &C.
MnMHHIs-'rhe Cotton market to-day closed
quiet; middlngs $780,
NEW ORLEANs-The Cotton market closed
steady; middlmgs l1-l6c.
MOBlLE-Cotton market is dull; middhngs
att li-l6c.
BAYANNAH-The Cotton market closed
easy middlings 5s4c.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
International Steamship Co.


Easlpon. LubsO Gaals ST. 10 H. B. Halifax VS..
and all parts of New Bruins wick. Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton, The
favorite route to Campobello and ST Andrews.
N. b
1899.
Steamer st. Croix Will leave Railroad Wharf,
Portland. at 80 p. III. as follows:
Monday March 20.h; Friday March Gath (;
Wednesday March 18th; Monday. April 3rd.
Returning, leave ST. John, Eastport and
Lubec:
Wednesday. March 2sd Monday, March 27th;
Friday, March 3lst
Commencing April 3rd will leave Mondays
and Thursdays.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
TO destination sy-Freight received up 70 400
p m.
For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the
Pine Tree Ticker Once, Monument Square or
for other Information, at Company's Ofiea
Railroad Wharf foot OF State street
u,arlsdu Ii. PC. HERSEY Agecs
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
domestic Markets.
(By Telegraphl

by telegraph
MARCH %. 1899.
NEW NOkk-Tho Flour market-recelpts
1858 bbls; exports s444 bbls; sales 1000
packages quiet but STEADILY held at old prices.
Winter patents at 3 6Oa3 So winter straights
3 . 40 Co. Minnesota patents 75a4 Oo;Win-
ter.extras 5Oa2 So; Minnesota bakers 90 >
~; " inter low grades les , Aoss 90. On, ooa
bush ;sales 3,355,OO0 bus futures,and 24o,os
bush spot spot steady;No 2 Red at silsc foo
Corn-receIpts IL IT'S bush. exports 100. 10
bush; sales $4,000 hush futtresi 4oo,0oo bus
spot and Outp rts spot steady; No AZ 42hd
ASA o b afoat, new and old.
bus; sales 90 100 BUSH spot steady No at
Sc; No 3 at s2e No 2 white nj . g:6jj No 8
white % re; track white 35asoc.
Beef steady
Lard steady. Western steam 30.
Pork quiet.
Butter arm; Western creamcy al II &c ;
factory Ia l4tsc; flglns 22c; state DAIRY if@
Cheese large white at i2c; snail do 12i ac.
Eggs quiet; State and Penn at lac; western
fresh lac.
ice firm
MolasSes Arm
Petroleum dull
liosm firm.
Turpeniine firm.
sugtr--raw steady; fair refining Al 35s; Cen
,rifugal 90 test 5Ssc; molasses sugar 3~e're
nned steady.
CHICAGO-C ash quotations.
Flour steady.
wneat-N No spring at 67a6slac; No do
G3 y o6Sc: No led - dTOt2c. torn-No al
3Assc; No 2 yellow 34sse. Oats-No al 21ia
a2Sc; No white at 3ul9aSlc: No white az
99ps a30i4c: No2 Rye at 81 isc No BafleA
3Sa4ic; No ! Flaxssed at ! l71a prime limo
thy seed at 32is Mess Pork at 9oda 90 ;
Lard at 2Oa5 20; short rib sides a. 4ha
so; Dry salted meats-shoulders at 4ltgA@s
snort clear sides .. % 90.
Butter firm creamery l4a20iso diaries ] N
a1sc
Eggs firm fresh 1913.
these steady creameres at 1854 ai2tac.
Flour-receipts $4,000 bbisi wheat $1,000
bush; corn lao 900 bush; oats lb7 900 bush ;
rye 1000 bush; barley $4,000 bush.
Shipments--tl 23,o00 bbls; wheat 23,oQo
bush; corn 26 900 bush; oats 100000 bush
rye 8 900 bush barley 10000 bush.
MINNEAPOLIS-Whe G1S4c: May
s7s4 a 90 Is C; july at 6Stsn6Sa4c; 10 / hard
on track at 691sc; Mol Northern e0isc; no
Northern at G65sc.
FIour-frst patents at 3 65a3 So second pat
45aJ 90; first clear 50a2 10
DETR0IT-wheat quoted ct 7la4c for cash
White; cash Red re; May at 12hac; july at
e91ae
TOLEDO Wheat steady-cash 7lasc;May at
T2c; July at 69hc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
IOWA 10 BE REPAIRED.

San Francisco, March 2S.-The battle
ship Iowa will at once be taken to the
Union Iron Works where she will re-
main abont six weeks while being re-
paired. Her boilers will be retubed and
her cylin iers overhauled. 1t is understood
that she will then go to Port Orchard to
be locked and have bilge keels nut on
preparatory Co going to Manila to relieve
the Oregon which may come home to be
docked.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-24
h esro 1.-Two STOCK W.

CHICAGO. March "a, isee-Cattlc- receipts
at 500 8 medium steers 6oe4 o.; beef
steers at S5R4 So; st0ckers and feeders ~
Dogs 10; cows and heifcrs 40 POS IVES
tern ted steers 20G5 so; Texans 3 7Oa4 DO
nrS-receipts 2U.OOn; fair TO choice S2is
GS9 packing lots y b5d3 so ;bul cheers . g
=. iis't "a 8 55e3 50; pigs at 3 sos 20.
narp.re'.einis 5000; sheep quoted at 3 90
90 90; lambs 4 Ooa5 81.