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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

FL sefior don Felix Matos Bernier.e
- uecir de La correspondence, ha "a.
tido para Ia isla desempeflar una
commission Official, nombrado por 81 gene.
raj Henry.
Viene mereciendo ID aprobacion del
vecindario de Cabo Rojo la policfa in.
sular de aqucl puesto.
Esta nochc daran an magnf6co bale,
en- In calle del Jobo, varios distinguidos
jovenes pertenecientes Ia clase obrera,
amenizado por la orquesta que dirige
Il popular Tomas Cocolfa
Varios j6venes capitaIeifos han EN-
barcado en- San Juan con rumbo Ia
metr6poli americana, q seguir csrrera
cientffca. %s'ts'A-.@e" ei@.. $50
Grandes y de resultados positivos son
los servioios one cOntinua prestanlo ai
pats la policfa insular.
FL cuerpo de la pollcfa municipal de
Mayagiiez ha prestado 1915 servicios
por diferentes conoeptos. No seran
menos los realizados por la Policfa de
Ponce.
Ha llegado Madrid Mr.. Bella my
Storcer PIenipotenciario de los Estados
Unidos cerca del gobierno Espafiol.
Sc ha dado orden al gobierno espafiol
por ell de los E. 4. UU. para que haga
recoger los 20, 100000 adeudados.
El Ayuntamiento de la Carolina tie
ne cnbierta todas sus atenciones.
eAmerica, de Mayagiiez, llega por
vez primera q esta redacci6n. Cores.
ponderemos & la vista.
The San Neacs llama La Cores
Domdencia Ey Ze,vitorio y LA DEMO
DRAcIA peri6dicos separatistas. don't
care! ls4sH -21EA
Sc nos informa que ell nuevo Gober-
nador llegara la Capital, ell Iuues
proximo.
iPor que esconde su 6rma ell amigo,
8 no,que desde Pefluelas nos escribe con
fecha de hoy, no siendo tema de respon-
saliiad ell que nos anuncia?
Nosotros no podemos referir en- el
peri6dico noticia alguna que no nos lie
guepor conducto de firma conocida.
Don Gavino Nuflez professor superior
de Instruction de Humacao, IA faileci-
do en- aquella1illa. Damos el p6same
q su familia.
Hoy dan comienzo las tiestas con
qneel pueblo de Arecibo celebra "a
patrono San Felipe.
Sc vEM0E un aparador un mos
trador en- la calle de Isabel No 33. 1t
COMP AMsA Al4UMIa1A DE IA
LUZ ElECTR1CA De POMCE-Ss
compran piexas de MADEIRA labradas de
tachuelo de 81 piesalargo pOr s'xs' TX r
6'x6' SKIS AKA. Tambi6n sc compran
pilotes de igual MADEIRA 8 pies largo,
Z, 6 y s pulgadas diametro. p.
Sc compra una maquina de escribir.
En- esta imprenta informaran.
Ponce, 20 de Abril de 1899.
ENRiOUlLLO. Zuteresanttsinaa lie.
yesda Historical Donainic0na, 1903 1888
por don Manuel de J. Gatvau, de venta
en- estas oicinas 8 2. 90 ejemplar.
Ponce, Abri1 % de 1899.
Una fuerte remesa de calxado anne :
ricano de todas formas precios, ACADIA
de recibir la sucursal de Piza HERNIA.
nos. .-Atocha 4.
Todo barato, muy barato; pero da
contaio. "a
n. PA8ARELL RUS. PROcu-
sTTORNEY AT LAW
Sc encarga de la gesti6n de toda case
de asuntos judiciales ADMINISTRATORS.
Takes charge of any legal business
judicial or administrative before the
Courts.
Ponce Abril "a, 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
.HORATIO s. REBENS,

ticne Ell honor de comunicar a TX, que
ha alberto sac 6ufcte de abogaoo, en- Ell
Kellogg Building, 1416 r Street,
~. W., Washington, ID. g., donde lc
es grato ofrecerse d sus amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
JABON BORINaUEN.
DE
los S. E. Th0s EIkint0n
PHIL

Esta nueva ma~ca de jab6n
americana de la clase mas supe-
rior que Sc ha importado & este
mercado, SO detalla q siete centa
vos libra en- Ia panderfa LAS
TRFs B
Abril 8 1899 l m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

ri edifisio apanadssf r al u -
ne Cotal con tolos snn enssreo - -
fscto tsdo de conser 81 y n 80
res prspiedsdes urbanss - ens l.lp
Para iDf0Emes dir;jirse \ 81 -
% Tomas Cslle del ComdrdfeI
Ponce, Abril dc e9s. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

No deja de ser curioso ell siguiente
paralelo que publica nuestro querido
oolega E1 Ierv.itorio: ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
VIEJlS HlS|ORIlS
DERROTAS NUEvAS.

~La question politica
la planted bien clara
mente ell senior Herman
dez Lopez, lugarte
niente del senior MunOz,
asf que vic que los ira
bajOs preparedness le
habian dado resultadO,
pOrque TENIA MAYORIA
EN- LA ASAAfBLEA.S
(E Pals, de San Juan,
numerO del 25 de Abril)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

Va sabe 81 que nosotros no 10 olvida.
mos, y nos place yer que somos corres
pondidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
Sc vENDE
Cinco minutes de Ia poblaci6n

CHICO mInuCOB u0 IA PoUISct0H
Una finca III ,tica radicada en-
el barrio de Machue.o absjo, dc
trece cuerdas con tres caaas cua
dra y cochera y un coche con dos
pareias de csballos. Est& SOM
brada de hierba de guinea.
Inf rmar&n On los altos del
peri6 lico 'Correo d.. Puerto Ri
ccr en- II Gale de Ia Vllla
Abril IL de 1899. 9-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
4. PAsARELL Rsus, PRocu


Por 800 y 900 pesos reapsctivAmen-
to puede listed hace.ss do DDS macnf-
hoos pianos de las mej,rss fkbrioas a,
Europa. Sc vende nno, los dos s Is
vez.
Para lnformes = trsnaacci6o, dir;j.r-
se Miguel Hsrn6ndex. -Plsva ds
Ponce. .-Abri1, IN de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29
BoFI|lNQUEN
B0TELLhRIA

Guile de Montaner nasneero 2 Ciudad
tina GAIA cigarrillos de cual-
quiera marca y una caJa dc
foeforos -. ctvs.
Una botella RON viejo Fan
taus. de dos sfirs. ....... %
idem id id de afios... 40
idem id para quemav.. Is
"A idem id ordina-io -. 15
idem anis seco 6 dulce. %
idem cervtzs Calbergs.. 80
W idem id. lid 80. 90
IIna botella vino superior.
para mesa. .......... =. "a
cigarros superiores. 49,. Is
brsvas id ........ 3
I'm paquete de cigarros su-
periores con 10. 6
paquete brevas superiores
con 10. 0......-....... IL
Preci0s decontad0.
v isitsd d B ORINQUEN. I'm
Ponce, Msrxo 90 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

D1ce un PeTlodlco dc Ia Capital:
<Affrmase con insistencia que tanto
en- esta Capital como en- ell resto de La
isla ell pueblo Sc propone boycotizar 8
todos los comerciantcs, industriales,
etc. que Sc anuncian en- <The San Juan
News,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

Suplicam0s nuestr0s buen0a agen
tes que no hayan Iiquidado los recibos
correspondence al ultimo trimestre
nos hagan el favor de hacerlO, pues
muy en- breve les enviarem0s los que
correspondent al tercer trimestre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

Una fuerte remesa de cAlxado anne
ricano de todas formas precios, ACADIA
de recibir la sucursal de Piza HERNIA.
nos. -Atocha 4.
Todo barato, muy barato; pero de-
contaslo. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

I'm cabsllo americana de silla de j
aflos de edad, d6oil y comfortable. Di.
rigirse al teniente A. B. forster, eu 81
Quartet de Iuflnterfs. 2-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-29

ENRi0UlLlO. Zuteresanttsinaa Le-
ye,eda Historical Dominica,aa, 1903 1888
por don Manuel de J. Gaivan, de venta
en- estas ofcinas 4 81 90 ejemplar.
Ponce, AbriI % de 1899.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
AT THE POWER STATION.
The Portland Railroad company's New
and Ponderous Machinery.

Work Is progressing steadily on the new
engine and other changes being made q,
the Portland Railroad company's power
house at Dsering Point. For several
months past workmen have been putting
in a new brick ami stone foundation al
the southerly end of the big building,
preparatory to receiving the $50 horse
power engine which, prior 60 week ago
had been In the opposite corner. This
work Is now completed. ami the engine
has been moved to Its new site near this
main entrance. Six days were consumed
in getting 1t from one position to the 9TH
ar. The weight of one section, the fly
wheel, shaft. etc., was over 25 tons. The
engine has not yet hesn set up and 1t
will probably be we'll Into November be-
fore 1t is In running condition. The
big new engine Is to be Of about 1900 or
l4oo horse power. The work of taking
up ths.old foundation OF the little engine
which has been moved. and putting in
larger and heavier one for the new en-.
CINE Is being done. This will require con.
siderable time andimore time will be re.
CURED In setting up the new machinery.
1t Is probable that 1t viii ba well int
February before the work is FULLY ooin.
pletsd. The Cape plant win not, ACCORD.
Ing to the present outlook, be discontin-
ued until next spring.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
wEsTBRooK SEMINARY.

A new department has been added to
the work of the seminary. normal
class Is this feature, and the students are
instructed in the art of teaching. The
department is organized for the assistance
of the members of the graduating classes
who intend teaching after their gradua-
tion.
The programme Of the Agora society for
Friday night Is rs follows: Music, Miss
Preble; improm ptu speech, Mr.. witham
debate. affir NATIVE, MIR. &c. l.. Hooper
and Miss Thompson; negative, Mr.. Pal
iner and Miss Lsona Hale.
A Current Event class taking in the
entire school, has been organized and Is
TO meet today and Wednesday mornings
after the chapel exercises.
Manager Sennett OF the seminary foot
ball eleven has succeeded In arranging a
game for Saturday afternoon. October 2,
at 2.3o o'clock on the seminary grounds
with the Biddeford High school eleven.
1t is also quite probable that the semi
nary eleven will 60 to Hallowell October
p to play the High school eleven of that
city. Manager Ssnnett Is also in oorres-
pondence and expects to play game Sat
urday afternoon, September 80, with the
Bath Hig b school eleven at Bath.
A letter was written some days ago to
the Thornton academy eleven Of Saeo
for game, but as thsy had not bsen
heard from arrangements were set on foot
for q game with Bath next Saturday.
In the meantime letter was received
from Thornton announcing that they
should be pleased to play the game. In
the event that the game with Bath can
not be satisfactorily arranged Manager
Sennett is to telephone Thornton academy
boys and arrange for the game to be
played Saturday at Saco.
MIR. George Wilson at recent meet
Ing of the seminary eleven was chosen as
captain. The boys are praotioing hard
every afternoon and are making q very
good showing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
BRIEF JOTTINGs.

Evangelist N. ID. Smith OF this city
win hold a gospel praise servics again
at Thatcher Post hall. corner Congress
and Elm streets, Sunday, at $50 and Z
o'clock p. IN. Good music by Matthews
quartette.
Wednesday Liquor Deputies Gribben
and Osborne made seizures at Nos. 37a
Fore, a Centre, Alb Commercial and 81
Summer streets.
On Saturday DIR. Chas. Foster will sue
coed DR. Barzallai Foster as physician of
Portland jail. In accordance with the
county commissioners arrangement Of
last spring.
DIR. Baker win conduct the class in the
study OF the Sunday School lesson at As
ISOLATION hall, this evening at 7.45. Sub
ject. "Joy In Gods House, Psalm l22
DR.. Frank p. Malone has located In
this oity. DIR. Malone has rscently re-
turned from Providence where he has
been serving as house physician In st.
Jcseph's hospital
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Paul Salinger, the
well known artists, were at the Falmouth
hotel Wednesday. en- route to their home
in Boston, from the White Mountains.
Miss Fannie Davis, Carleton street, had
the misfortune to sprain her ankle in
stepping from an electric car recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James k. Greensmith
formerly of this city. but now of Taun,
ton. Mass, smiled Wednesday on the
steamer New England for Europe. They
expect to be away about three months.
Mrs. VIM. N. Blow, who has been the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. II. g. Thorn.
as,at her summer home, Woodbury. street,
Cape Elizabeth, with her son, left Wed.
nesuay for her former home In Washing
ton.
MIR. Thomas s. Lsughlin left wednes.
day for New York where he will take In
the Dewey festivities, remaining until
after the international yacht races.
Ervia Il Rice and Arthur McLoud left
for New York Tuesday night, to be pres
emit at the Dewey celebration.
Mrs, blakeslee OF Brookline, 1t visitin q
hsr sister, Mrs. Stanley P. Warren.
Mrs. ]. B. Coyle closed her cottage at
Delano park Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Halls houss party given at
her fathers cottage on Loveitt's Hill
was as merry double quartetts as has
been gathered under one roof this sea
son. The young ladies positively assert
they saw the sunrise.
Miss Alice Hall Of Washington, d. O.,
who has been spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. Jones of Winter street,
has rsturnsd TO her home.
Winfield L. Shaw, John Locke. Philip
Coyle, Bert Smith and N. Walter Edison,
are among the Portland boys who have
registered at Han ward
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Carle-
ton have taken the house at 5s7 Congress
street, Congress squnre). where they
will be pleased to see their friends after
October 1.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
o. S. CIRCUIT COURT.

In the U. s. Circuit court the grand
jury is still in session. The September
term will be devoid of sensational trials
1t is not expected that the government
will take up any of the Fairfield indict-
ments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
NOT A CANDIDATE.

Ex-Mayor Darius II. Ingraham, whose
name CT late has been frequently men
toned as possible aspirant for the DEM
ocratic congressional nomination has
made statement saying, az am not a
candidate for the nomination and shall
not be. ! believe that MIR. Mckinney,
having made the race In 1893, when there
was small hope Of success, is entitled to
the nomination and shall do all in my
power to assist him. The use of my
name has bean ntireiy unauthorized. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
MAINTENANCE OF WAY.
second Days nsstfns.of Association az
Falmouth Yesterday.

The second days session Of the busi-
ness meeting OF the Eastern Maintenance
Of Way association began at tina Falmouth
hotel yesterday morning by discussion
ON report ON the relative merits Of
heavy traffic, heavy engines and car,
weight OF rails and construction Of the
track.
II. II. Nichoi, assistant engineer OF the
Pennsylvanis railroad, gave q short talk
ON the system Of oiliDg gravel ballast as
devised by him In 1899, and now used on
a number OF roads, including the Boston
& Maine.
Shimber Kunissawa Of the Japanese
government railways. made a few re-
marks on the construction and operation
Of railways in "Ths Land OF the Rising
SUM-"
Resolutions were adopted thanking the
Maine Central, 9. W. 4. Cooling Of the
Casco Bay steamship line, Capt. Barker,
y. II. Nunns, manager of the new Fal-
mouth hotel. and the representatives OF
the numerous supply houses for courtesiss
extended.
II was voted 60 hold the convention Of
1900 at Philadelphia.
At 2.3) the party took one OF the steam
ers of the Casco Buy steamship linz for
a sail about the bay. 4
The names Of new members elected
with the roads they represent, are as fol-
lows; II. o. Hayes, assistant engineer
of the Fitchburg; Charles A. 6ibIey, SUI
perintsndsnt Of N. Y, N. H. s. II. A.
K. Downes. assistant roadmastsr, Maine
Central; Henry Ware, roadmaster. Buffa-
10. X. & p. R.; Walter @. Borg. engineer
NJ. Of w., Lehigh Valley K. r.; and Ed
ward Laas. roadmaster. Chicago. Mil
waukee s. st. Paul
In the evening very interesting paper
was read by Russell Tratman OF the En-
cheering News staff, on the "Propsr Or
ganization Of the Maintenancs OF Way
Eorces.n
Today by courtesy Of the Maine Central,
Portland g. Rumfurd Falls and Rumford
Falls g. Rangeley Lakes railroads. the
party will take q RUIZ TO the Rsngeley
lakes and tomorrow they win so 10 the
White Mountains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
HARBOR NOTES.
Items of Interest Picked Up Along the
Water Front.

The schooner Alicia j. Crosby, Capt.
Bunker arrived from Louisturg, Cap.
Breton, with 1917 tons Of Canadian coal
The urst sea gulls of the season put In
an appearance yesterday and their srri-
val was a subject Of general remark
along the wharves yesterday.
When tbeAustrian steamer Vienna was
on her way to this city and at point
about 700 miles from Cape Race, land
bird was blown on to her deck.
There was big rush of vessels to en-.
ter at the Custom House yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
HAD FINGER TANNED.

Mr.. Al. Mcclure, 1T Portland street,
employed at the Portland s. Roohester
railroad car shops, had one of his fingers
BADLY damned while at work yesterday
forenoon.
Mr.. AcHuire was at work in the car
shops when he caught his finger between
a truss rod and chair. He was taken
to his home and physician called to
dress the injured finger. It is thought
the finger can he saved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. MENACE.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs Jesslca G. Menage oc-
ourred Wednesday afternoon at her lats
residence. 81 Pine street at O'Clock
Rev. Henry Blanchard, d. D.. pastor OF
the Congress Square church. officiating.
There were many beautiful floral pieces.
The remains will be taken to her former
home in Boston, where the interment
will occur in Forest Hill cemetery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

In the U. S. District court, before
Judge Webb, petitions in bankruptcy have
been filed by William W. Harris, Lewis
ton; Merton 2. Pickett, Durham 10 harlss
L. McCarty. East Livsrmors, and Joseph
S. Smith, Jr., Bangor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
FIRE AT LITCHFIELD.

Litchfeld. Ssptmsbsr 27.--Fire des.
troyed the set of farm b uildings Of b. y.
Jewett on the Pond road last night. al
ele ven o'clock. II was discovered in the
b ay loft and was sat by tramps. Only 4
portion Of the housshald goods wers
saved. Three cows were burned. Los
", 600; insurance, e1,o0o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
RECRUITING NOTES.

First Lieutenant Claudius NJ. Seaman
OF the 43i U. S. Infantry reported yes.
terday, at the recruiting rendezvous In
this city for duty.
Capt, Rogers In charge Of the station
here was in Manchester, Tuesday, where
he closed the recruiting station and yes
terday went to Lewiston ON duty in con-
neoti on with the closing of the station in
that CITY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
CHOCOLATES.

Those dainty CONNECTIONS that
delight the ladies' in particular and
everybody in general.
We're speaking of those we
make. There's an air of exclusive
ness about them that the other kind
does not possess.
But if they look nice, they
taste even better than they look.
They have an exquisite flavor
that quickly finds favor with lovers of
choice cOnfectiOns.
Hunereds Will buy no other goods,
You won't if you once try ours.
All shapes, FlavOrs and the
Nugats as well, in fact. Every
Up-tO-date Chocolate COnfec-
ton.
Be sure you get ours if you
are looking for the Best.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
TODAY AT RIGBY.
FAN Meeting Promises To he Most Sue.
cessfuI Yet Held.

On account of heavy track the races
yesterday at Rigby were carried over to
tomorrow. In addition to the regular card
the 214 trotting class viii be added.
From all indications this promises to
be the most successful fall meeting ever
held at Rigby. The hotels are filled with
horsemen while local interest is aroused,
which insul es large atteu dance
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
MUNICIPAL COURT.

In the Municipal court Wednesday
DRINKS were disposed of with sentences
ranging from SO and costs to 80 days in
jail.
Alfred b. Nickerson was adiudged gull
ty OF assauiting Harry Benson and was
given a fine Of SIS and costs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
Usual Number Of Demurrers Filed
and Bail Given.
Rumseller Cook Given a
Surpr Use.
Sentenced to Six Months on an
Old Complaint.

In the Superior court yesterday, John
Gaudet, in a nuisance case. paid fine of
$500, and costs 1856.
Frank Murphy, nuisance, paid fine Of
$500, and costs $13e5.e
Charles ID. Blair, search and seizure,
paid fine Of s100, and costs sI2.99.
John Howley, search and seizure, paid a
fine OF sio0, and costs s1s "A.
The following respondents filed demur-
rers and gave bail: John w. Sullivan,
nuisance; John Mahoney and James j.
Haley, nuisance and search and seizure;
John Mcclure, search and seizure; Will
liam Coleman. search and seizure and
nuisance; James A. Foster. search and
seizure and nuisance; Theophilus Bar
beriok. nuisance.
In the case against William II. John
son for search and seizure, a motion to
quash was filed. Motion oyerruled, ex-
ceptions aled. and bail given.
| Daniel Il. Roman, in a search and seiz-
ure case, was sentenced to pay fine of
800 and costs or to 60 days in jail; and
In case OF nuisance, to pay tine Of SEQ
and costs. or to six months In jail. Roman
being unable to pay, went TO jail IL
appeared in this case, that Roman was
employed as a clerk by John P. Cook,
who was present In the court room ut the
time Of the sentence, having been brought
In on capias. The court asked Cook II
he intsn ded TO pay Romans tine, and ne
replied that he did not. An old case of
nuisance against Cook, from the Sep
TENDER docket. 1896. was then brought
forward. in which sentence had besn sus-
pended. and Cook was sentenced upon
this case to six months in jail.
John Houley, Jr.. in a search and
seizure case, paid a line of 500, and costs
Si7.1S.
! james j. McBrady, nuisance, paid
fine of $500, and costs $19.2S
John nj. Logue, search and seizure,
paid fine of 500 and costs SIS OF; nuts.
anoe, $500, and costs 1895.
Daniel Vaughn. ssarch AMI seizure.
paid fine of 500, and costs sl7.Ol.
Patrick W.sM,Laughltn, in two nuis-
ance cases was sentenced to pay fine CT
$500, or to one year in jail. Committed
Owen Norton. In a search and seizure
case, was sentenced to pay fine of 500,
and costs, or to 80 days In jail; and In
a nuisance case. to pay fine of 500 and
costs or to ak months in jail. Com
mitted.
o. S. DISTRICT COURT.
In the u. S. District court, before
Judge Webb, petitions in bankruptcy have
been filed by William W. Harris, Lewis
ton; Merton 2. Pickett, Durham Charles
L. McCarty, East Livermors, and Josaph
S. Smith, Jr., Bangor.
o. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
In the U. S. Circuit court the grand
jury is still in session. The September
term will be devoid Of sensational trials
1t is not expected that the government
will take up any of the Fairfield indict-
ments.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
In the Municipal court Wednesday
drunks were disposed of with sentenoes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-28
MoGouldric.

Mr.. 4. @. McGculdrio. Mgr. for n.
steinert s. Sons Co, No 5i7 Congress
ST.. Portland, Me-. has received letter
aaking him to place Stsinway piano In
Ams- Maroslla Sembrioh's room at her
hetsi for her use during the Maine Ausic
FESTIVAL.