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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-28

CHICAGO. Aux 26, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1905 market practically bare of offerings prices
nominal good to choice beeves at 5 6iFa6 Go
eommoner grades at 9Oa6 90; stockers and
feeders -; bulls. COWS and heifers 00,13 20
lexas steers 30d4 30; calves al 4 00fr7 25.
Hogs-receipts 1900 ;well taken; heavy hogs
az uoa4 10 mixed lots 30ae4 so; Light 4 40
a. 30; pigs sold at 3 46s14 go.
Sheep-receipts LOO; supply meaere. prices
UNCHANGED sheep quoted at ? oO14 90; lambs
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Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co

ftARS leave head OF Elm street for Yarmouth
- at Gao a. M. and thalf-houriy thereafter till
lilo p. m. Leave for Underwood Spring at
CAB a. M, and half-hourly thereafter TIN 1915;
then every fifteen minutes till Ills p. m.
leave Yarmouth for Portland at $50 a. NJ.
and half-hourly thereafter till 10 D. m.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at G
a. M, and halt-hOuriy thereafter til 11.3o; then
every fifteen minutes Till 1890 p. m.
SUNDAY TIME.
Leave Portland for Yarmouth at 7,45 a, M
and halfhomly thereafter till 1015 p. m. Leave
Portland for Underwood Spring at 7.45 a. D.,
and every fifteen minutes thereafter I'LL Io.1 5
p. ID.
Leave Yarmouth for Portland at $50 a. M,
and half-y0urly thereafter I'LL p. IN. Leave
Underwood Spring Tor Portland at z a. ni.. and
every nfteen minutes thereafter I'LL $50 p. m.
ONCE and waiting room 44o Congress street
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HARPSWELL STEAMBOAT co.
"The 365 Island Route"


Beginning June %. 1890. steamers will
leave Portland Pier. Portland, week days.
For Long Island. 900, 1000 a. m. LAS,
500. D. m.
For Little Chebeague, jerks, Great Che
beague, South Harpsweii. Baiiey's and orr's
Island, 900 1000 a. M, 1.l5. 500 p. IN.
For Cliff Island Littlelelds, Great Che
beague, 1000 a. M, Las. 500 p. IN.
RETURN FOR PORTLAND.
Leave Orr's Island. $50. 1850 a. m Las, $50
p. M. via above landings.
Leave Long Island 7.35 a. M. 1920 340, $50
2. n; arrive Portland sos a. m, i2.5o, A1O,
$50 p m.
Daily excursions 70 miles down the bay. Fare
round trip only 5Uc.
SUNDAYS.
Leave. Portland for So. Harpswel and in
termediate landings, 10.00 1910 a. M, 400 D. m.
Sunday sailing trip down the bay leave Port
land, 2.i5 p. m. Return from SO. Harpswell via
above landings arrive Portland, 100, 5.30p.m.
Fare to So. Harpswell and return Sundays
36ci other landings and sailing trips. 25c.
ISAIAH DANIELS, Gen Man.
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6leanaer PercY NJ

will leave every Sunday at 1900 a. IN. fol
Falmouth Foreslde, Prince's Point. Cousln',
Littlejohn's, Chebeagne, Bustin's Island and
Freeport. Reiurn leave Fseeport at s 90 y. nj.
arrive at Portland $50 p. M.
Offiee. 1853 Commercial ST.
Telephone 4e-s. J. Ii. MCDONALD, Man.
aug23tf
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suaua.Imy H'imae rah,r.

Steamer Pejepscot viii leave Portland Pier at
1000 a. M, every Sunday for Urr's lsland
River, to Gurnet Bridge. Dianer VIII be served
at the Gurnet; return TO city at $50 D. M
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls Ry.
In Effcct Jnne 90. 1899.

I'm Effect Jmne go, 1899.
DEPARTURES
$50 A, M. and I.10 2. M. From Union Station
for Poland. Mechanic Falls. Buckfeld. Can
ton, Dixneid. Rumford FAILS and Bemis.
With through car on i.10 p. m. train for
Bemis,
$50 a. m. i.10 and BIS y. m From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
on Saturday only 8. rs p m. train runs through
to Rumford Falls.
r. O. BRADFORD. Tiaffic Manager.
Portland. Maine
1e1e diff Rumford Falls. Maine.
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AUG. 26 1899.
NEW YoRK-The Cotton market to-day was
stdyi middling upland at 614cs do gulf 61Ac
sales 90 bales.
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TIinas.

The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market;
Cow ana steers. s.sssssss.s.s.s &c ID
Bulls AID stags..... &c
SkIns-No qually lOc
NO ,.... .....s .s..S Q
NOS EIc
Culls .......... ..................... 25a6o
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International Steamship Co.

ON
Easipon. Luhso Caias, 81 10 IN. NJ 8. Halifax MS.
and all parts OF New Bruins wick, Now. Scotia
Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton The
layorite route TO Campobello aud So Andrews
NIB
Summer Arrangements.
On and after Monday. July srd Steamer
Will leave Railroad Wharf. Portland, on Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday at $50 p. N. Re.
turning leave 81. John. Eastport and LuDec
" onday and Friday.
Through tickets issued and baggage checked
TO destination. esR- Freight received up 70 400
y. N.
For Tickets and Staterooms apply at the
Pine Tree Ticket ONCE Monument Square or
for other information, at Company's 0IieA
Railroad Wharf, foot of State street
DAY STEAMER FOR BOSTON.
From July 4ih until October Ist a steamer
viii leave Railroad Wharf, Portland, ON Tues
day and Saturday not earlier than 100 q. m.
for Boston. Fare S1.00.
y. Y. LISCOMB, Supt.
iysdti H. PC HERsEY, Agent
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SEBAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT co.
The New and Fast Steamers
HAWTHORNE and LOUISE.

On and after June %, will connect daily with
S.45 q. m. and .25 p. m. train over Maine Cen
trail Railroad (Wnite Mountain DivIsion), touch
ing at Naples. Bridgton. North Bridgton and
Harrison, connecting at Harrison with stage
for Waterford, and at Naples with j. w. Cooks
coach lines for Edes Falls, Casco, Ousneld, etc.
Steamers leave Harrison every day except
Sunday az 7.45 a. IN. and l.30 y. m.; North
Bridgton at 8. 90 a. m. and A.. 45 p. m, Bridgton
at $50 q. m. and p. m. and Naples at 9.15 a. m.
and 245 p. M. connecting at Sebago Lake Sta.
ton with ii. 45 a. m. and 5.25 p. NJ. Steamboat
Express train Tor Portland and Boston.
Excursion tickets to Naples. Bridgton, North
Bridgton, Harrison and Waterford are for sale
in Boston over the Boston e. Maine Railroad.
Eastern and Western Divisions, on steamers of
the Portland s. s. Co. In Boston, Portland Union
Station and at all principal X. X. ticket Offices
Be sure and call for Excursion Tickets and
get Baggage checked over "Sebago Lake
Route.
lea7dH GL GooDhIDGE, Mgr.
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SEEsalh Point R0uie.
STEAMER PERCY v.

viii leave Portland Pier at ? D. m. for orr's
Island. Cards Cove. Ashdale, Small Point
HarDor and Cnndy Harhor.
RETURN-LeaVe Cundy Harbor Mt q a m
via above landings.
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26, 1699.-The Cotton
market steady; American middling at 9-l6;
sales estimated 5000 bales of which O0OO
bales were for speculation and export
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Portland marKet-cut loaf 7c; confectioners
Sc powdered at 6lae: granulated at &c; coffee
crushed &C yellow 41ac.
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domestic Ports.

NEW YoRK-Ar 25tb, bqc Jessie MeGregor.
Spaulding, Savannah; sehs William ii Sumner
Pendleton. Brunswick. Ga; f c Pendleton, Bur.
CESS, Philadelphia for New London; Empress.
johnson. South AmD0y for Biddeford; Hannah
4 Carleton, Faulkingham, Perth Amboy Ior
Salem.
CID, sch e NJ Sawyer, War;, st Andrews. NIB.
Sid. schs Geo NeVinger, Bangor; Henry May,
Portland; James A Brown, Boston; VIM Cobb.
Weehawken for Portsmouth; Ada j Campbell,
Hayerhih; Asrcela. Providence: Frances Shii-
bert, Poughkeepsie for Saco David Sner.
Port Liberty for Yarmouth: Ann L Lockwood.
South Amboy for Calais; Leonora Weehawke
for Round Pond; Spartel. do for Pembroke
Menawa, Fort Johnson for Bangor; Eliza Le-
yehsaler. Port Reading for Thomast0n. Melissa
Irask, Port Liberty for Bangor; j r Bodwell.
Rondout for Boston; A Heat0n, South Amboy
for Roekland; Willie A Mckay, Perth Amboy
for Province own; Lawrence Haynes. Elizabeth-
port for Augusta; Lavo,ta, do for Boston; X l.
Kenney, Raritan River for do; Ida b Gibson,
Norfolk Tor Stoningt0n: Cumberland, Philadel-
pha for Portland: l. S Leyerlng, -; Viking
lbefore reported here). left this nftsrnoon in
tow for destination.
Ar 26th, schs Abbse Ingalls. Weldon, Norfolk
for Boston; j Kennedy. HAoper. Calais ria
Providence; Kate s. Maly, Coggswell, re
Eaton.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 20, 1899.

Leave Bath daily Except Sunday at $50 a.
m. landing at westport junction. Isle Of
springs, Soulhnort, Mouse, CaDitol and Squirrel
Islands, Spruce Point, Ocean Point and Booth'
bay Harbor, connects at Mouse Island fof
Christmas Cove, Heron Island and Ramaduid
Returning, leave Boothbay at2.s0 D. m, max
ing same landings.
Leave Boothbay Harhor at 7I5 a. M, landing
daily Sunday excepted at Squirrel aud blouse
Islands. southport, Rlggsyille. westporE June,
ton and Westport. Monday. Wednesday AND
Friday at Ocean Point Spruce Point CapltOl
Island, Five Islands, and Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at Isle of Springs aud Sawyer
Island. Returning leave Bath at 80 p. M
Saturday evening express commences july
sth. Leave Bath az $50 p M
Noon express commences July 11th. Tues
day. thursday and Saturday, leave Bath at Il, 40
q. M, BoothbaY Harbor At II a. IN.
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boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, Aug 20 iss9--Ths following are
to-day's quotations. u PROVISIONS ste.'
FLOUR
The market is firm.
Spring pi,enls I0@4 70
winter patents. 3 so 14 SO
Clear ana straight 3 40 "a co
Corn-steamer yellow 4113942c.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

we are familiar with all kinds of Jewelr
~ repairing and have made 1t specially
for years. We are now ready TO make TO order
anything IN rings or pins of any special design
you may wish at very short notice. MoKEN-
NEY. the Jeweler, Monument Square, Portland.
ianl2df
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Popham Beach Route.

Commencing THURSDAY, june IS, 1899,
a steamer VIII leave Popham Beach daily. ex-
cept Sunday, at a. m. and 2-30 p m. Retnrn-
Ing win leave Bath at IA. m. and ,. M, calling
at Phipsburg Center Parkers Head, Hincklyts
and Bay Point each way.
JAS. b. DRAKE, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Bath, JuLe 10. 1899. Ae2tdtf
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London, Aug 26-Barque Annie Reed. Nor
ton, from New York June 20 for Buenos Ayrse
went aground on Ortiz Bank at the mouth Of the
River Plate. She was got of and Is being towed
TO Monteyideo.
Boston. Aug 26-Sch Sarah s. Ellen, York
fiom Pascagouia for New York. has been aban
doned al sea. Crew brought here on steamer
p Holmblad. No particulars.
Brunswick. Ga-Sch Fannie L Child. Fuller
arrived here this morning. with lost and split
sails, also small damage around decks.
Wilmington. NC. Aug S5-Steamer New York
arrived here from New. York, passed at sea, In
lat 80 33. II IA 30. barque Clara MeGilYery
Rafuse, from Bermuda Tor Philadelphia. aban
doned, having been dlsmasted In gale: The
wreck Is very dangerous 10 navigation.
Bangor, Aug 26-Str Michigan (Rrl, Olsen
hence for Greenoek (before reported) struck
Just after dropping the pilot and fog shut In sud
denly. Loyds agent at Portland has been SEN
Tor and also the owners representative In New
York. A survey Will be held as soon as possible
No facilities for repairing her here.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC. .AUGusT 2s.
MARINE NEWS


sATuRDAY,-August 20.
Arrived.
Steamer Cumberland. Allen, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer Herman Reessin, Thompson, Friend
ship. -x
Steamer Ocean View, Kennedy, st George.
steamer Robert q Edwin, Beals. Jonesport
Ting N Doane, with barge No 81, oil to
Standard OIL Co.
Sen Lucy a Davis, McKown. Philadelphia,
coal to A X Wright Co.
Sen G NJ Walton, Lane, Rockland, with lime to
G $ Chase.
Sch Clara & Mabel Ieeman. New Harbor.
Sch Railroad, Simmons, Friendship.
Sch Eidorado. Strout. Millbridge.
Sch Bernie Il Bessie, Morton. Prospect Harbor
Sch Clara Marston. Thompson, Friendship.
Sch Viola Brewer, Beals, Jonesport
Sch Kate Lamson, Lamson, Jonesport
Sch Laura q Marion, Eastman. Boston.
Cleared.
Steamer Manhattan, Bennett New York =
j + Iiscomb.
SAILED = Barque Baltimore, Monteyi6eo
tug Carbouero, PHILADELPHIA, towing barges
Merriam, Bast and Silver Bro5k.
SUNDAY. Augus4 81.
Arrived.
Steamer Horatlo Hall, Bragg, New York
passengers and mdse TO J Il Lsoomb.
Steamer Frostburg, Baltimore, with coal to
G I Ry Co.
Tug Plymouth. New York, towing barge RR
No z, with eoal TO Me Cent RR.
Tug Springhill. Cook, Parrsboro MS, towing
two barges. with coal TO VIM Nj Bradley.
Tug Parry, towing new barge No Is, I'm Bath
Sch Mildred May, Condor. Brooksyille.
Sch Mary Smith. fishing.
SAILED-steamer Mendoza. Glasgow ;stugs
Georges Creek, with barges A and lS, for Balti-
more via Boston; N p Doane. 3ith barge
No 81.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.


HAOHANON TISFAIOHEo
Ar at Rosario Aug l. barque Nellie NJ Slade
Montgomery. Portland via Buenos AyTes.
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RATES OF PAssAcE,

CABIN 5000 to $4,000. A reduction Of 10
per cent is allowed on return tickets, except
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool. London or
Lcndonderry-$35 90 single; S65.5o return.
STEERAGE-Liverpool. London Glasgow
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown, $3.50
Prepaid certificates S24.
Children Under Il years, half fare. Rates to
or from other points on application TO
II. II. MCGOWAN, AGO Congress ST.,
Portland, Me. e
Foreign Steamship Agency, Room a,
First National Bank Building, Port
land, Maine. ie23dtf
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Boston stock Market,

New York Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
tBy Telegraph
The following are the closing quotations. Of
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Spoken.

Au "a. lat 81 20. lon II so, barque Mamie
Swan from Brunswick. Ga. for New York.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. August 20. 1ss9.-The quotations
on wool for this market are stin very firm with
little change
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bOFehkM FOFIs.
Returned to Buenos Ayres July 2s, barques
Adam w Spies (Br). Godett. for Boston; Chas
G Rice, Rose. for do.
Ar at Mauritius July 27. ship Benjamin scwall.
Sewall. Singapore.
In port at Calcutta July 90 bqe Mowatt,
Mowatt, for Maurltius.
Passed Fernando de Noronha Aug 25, barque
II G johnson, Bergman, Port Natal for Barba-
dos.
Ar at London Aug 20. steamer Cumeria tBr),
Goodall, Portland.
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CONCERT AT MONTICELLO.
oNFANORABLE WEATHER PRE-.
VENTS THE ROOF GARDEN EN-
TERTAINMENT

Inc untavorable weather last night
prevented the opening of the roof gar
den season at the Monticello. but those
VINO assembled to enjoy the opening
were not disappointed.
A delightful program was rendered
by Prof. kruger's fine orchestra I'm the
hotel lobby and pleasanter evening of
music was never enjoyed there. The
nigh character of the music is shown
by the program. which is as follows:
1. Hands Across the Sea"
q -. :.:---... .......... Sousa
2. overture-"The Fortune Teller
o -. ...... 49,. Herbert
g. Selection = "The Highwayman"
4. Cornet solo-"A Simple Little
String ........ ..... Monckton
CAS- sung in the Circus Girl."1
o. Selection-"The Telephone Girl
G. serenade" Victor Herbert
Z. Overture-Echoes from the Me
tropolitan Opera House.. Tobani
D. Violin Solo-"Coeurs eft Fleurs"
BY Mr.. NJ. P. Kruger.
9. Musical Melange-"Creme de Ia
creme ........ ............ Moses
10. Observation-Disclosures" ...... Kruge,
Introducing all our Nations Melodies.)
Many of the selections were heartily
encored and the Monticello is to be
congratulated on the success Of the
evening
Weather permitting. the roof garden
VIII be opened tonight in honor of the
prominent railway men now assembled
in Norfolk. This is rendered by the
Transportation Association of Norfolk
and the music will be by the Naval
Post Band
The regular house concert will be
gwen tonight In the lobby OF the hotel
by Prof. Kruger.
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DR.. TAYLOR ACCEPTS.
WILL TAKE CHARGE OF FREE
MASON STREET BAPTIST
CHI u RICH N e X T
SEPTEMBER.

Rev. DR.. ]. Judson Taylor has ac-
copied the call to the pastorate of the
Freemason Street Baptist Church, but
will not come here until the first of
September. Sunday morning a telegram
was received by the clerk Of the
church, DR.. Ribler. saying: my letter
of acceptance will be mailed to-mor-
row.
a meeting of the congregation will be
held Wednesday night, at which the
letter of acceptance will be read.
DIR. Taylor always spends August in
the mountains. taking his yearly va
cation, and he cannot leave the Mobile
Church until the latter part of July, sc
he will not be here until September
During the remainder OF June and
through July and August the pulpit al
the church will be supplied by differ
ent divines. 1t Is expected that Rev
Tom Dixon, Jr., who preached at the
church Sunday, will come here from his
home, at st. Charles, once again be-
Europe. where he will go to prepare
some lectures which he will give on
the American platform next year. Rev
Frank Dixon, a brother, will also come
here to preach at the church one Sun
day.
The members of the church feel
gratified at the acceptance of DR.. Tay-
lor. His call is for no stated period
but the rule of the church is to call a
pastor for one year.
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firally solved. and to such fineness and
minuteness and mathematical eNacti-
tudc that eclipses could be predicted
to the second, and solar phenomena
could be thoroughly explained. When
this great man had finished his work
he lifted up his voice in praise to God
for his divine revelation, for such it
was. People call that mans vocation a
secular one, but 1t is as sacred as mine
A few years ago the world stood in
fear before an awful disease, the Sc
cret OF which was hidden from man.
A physician Of distinction said: "I will
so to work and tear this secret from
the very heart, the inner recesses of
nature. I will find the secret of the
disease, and then its remedy" Go TO
Louis Pasteur's sanitarium, in Paris
to-day and you will find it crowded
with men. women and children from
the sunny hills Of France, from the
beautiful Emerald Isle, from the land
of the Alps. from the steppes of Rus
STA, from Englands castles and from
our own United StateS-there waiting
their turn to be cured of the dreadful
disease OF hydrophobia by this great
magician. When Pasteur searched >oul
the simple cure for this disease, which
drove men mad into the arms of death,
was he doing a secular work? No; 1t
was a. sacred work.
When 1t came to the politicians vo-
cation, the speaker said that he must
confess that that was getting near the
realms OF the secular. But" he add
ed. impressively, 1.-The day is surely
coming when men who are put in Office
will discharge their work with uncov-
cred heads and with q prayer ever
breathing to God, and 1t will be their
aim to do Gods will, and not mere
ly to account to man."
y statesman occupies as sacred n
place as any preacher. In truth, all
vocations are sacred. The street
sweeper who can best serve his fellow
man by that occupation is-fulflling
a duty as sacred and as high as presi-
dent fufills when he faithfully dis
charges the functions of his office.
The home is sacred. Man never built
an altar higher nor more sacred than
the home. The mothers and fathers
work was such as God had never given
to priest nor preacher.
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Mo,hodls. rreocher.. conrerence.

The Methodist preachers met at 1875
a. m. yesterday. and were called to or
der by President Edwards. Prayer was
offered by Rev. J. D. Hank. of Oman
cock Circuit, Eastern Shore district
The following reports were heard from
the churches:
Cumberland Street. Rev. Dr. II. e.
Johnson-Received one by letter and
one by profession OF faith.
Huntersville. Rev. Daniel L. Merritt
Received four by letters.
Rev. j. D. Hank. of Onancock. report
ed that his new church Will be CON-
pleted before conference.
Lambert's Point, Rev. George H.
Spooner-Reported a fine Childrens
Day service Sunday afternoon.
McKendree. Rev. r. H. Bennett-Re-
ceived one by letter.
Wright Memorial Portsmouth-Re-
ceived one by letter.
Trinity, Rev Lloyd I. Williams-Re-
ceived one by letter.
Queen Street, Rev. S. c. Hatcher-Re-
ceived two by letters and two on pro-
feSsion Of faith.
Nothing special was reported from
the other churches beyond the usual
services and good congregations.
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HUNTERSYILLB.

the following officers have been elect
eu oy the Epworth League of the Meth
odist church.: President, A. e. SeeIev.
STce=t rrsitrHts. Misses Emily Brttttuv..
nam and Evelyn Savage and Mr.. J. q.
austin; Secretary, Miss May Savage:
treasurer, Miss Gertrude Shepherd;
Chorister, Mr.. II. ~. Goodson.
Ihere vas realized from the lawn
party given by several of the scholars
or the Methodist Sunday school Thurs
day night s173S.
The Womans Home Mission Society
at called meeting yesterday afternoon
made extensive preparations for the
sale OF refreshments Thursday evening
on the church property. on Johnson
:, MI. Jordan. who resides on Lee
street. continues very i'll.
Mrs. Cordie Savage has returned
from her visit to relatives in Hampton.
Miss Emily Birmingham left yester.
day on visit to friends MT Cape Henry
Kew. a. 4. Owen. d. D., preached
me anniversary sermon before Van
daiia Lodge No. AZ I. o. O. e, ot
Grace Baptist Church Sunday night
his theme was The Elements of Power
In the Church." "e,
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quarantine regulations or other causes;
that the quarantine regulations of no
State he had to pass through would
hinder him; that the ticket was not sold
subject to quarantine regulatio that
plaintiff believed and relied on these
statements of the agent; that the state
ments were the cause of his buying said
ticket. and attempting the route he
did, when other routes were then avail
aole 10 MIN; that. at the time he bought
the ticket, the same quarantine regula-
tiohs were then in force in the State
OF Alabama that were in force when
ne reached Montgomery; and that all
TINS the agent knew when he sold the
ticket. and of all this the plaintiff was
ignorant. All this the demurrer ad-
mits. 1t is perfectly manifest that this
was a case for plea and proof, not for
q demurrer. Reversed
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THE COURTS YESTERDAY.
CHURCH LEWIS REBAILED-COM-
PLANT AGAINST NEGRO
PLUMBER DISMISSED.

w. Church Lewis was rebailed by
Judge Hanckel in the Corporation
Court yesterday morning in the sum
OF $1,000, with N. B. Joynes as surety,
to appear in court on the first Monday
in July.
The motion docket was called and
Judge Hanckel set several civil cases
ior nearing during this term.
THE POLICE COURT.
Henry Baker, a negro. was fined Sal
by Justice Tomlin yesterday for carry
ing concealed WEAPONS. He appealed.
Charles Marks. who cut George Reid.
was fined S2050. He also appealed his
case.
Maggie Summer Sarah NJ. Peters,
Kate Ferebee, Mary and Susan Turner
and Frances Robertson, all colored
were fined for various offenscs. such as
drunkenness. disorderly conduct. etc.
CHARLES Perkins and Charles Charers.
Doth colored. were each fined $3.50 for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
John Mccain. colored, was held for
me county authorities on the charge of
highway robbery.
70; w. Riddell. colored. was charged
MN MIN ooihs plumbing without license.
MS arrest was caused by the striking
local journeymens union. The evidence
showed that there was n break in n
citizens residence, creating Il menace
10 the health, and because OF this miti-
gazing circumstance Ridley was dis
charged.
UNITED STATES COURT.
The case of Sylvan Anne Teemer.
the colored woman charged with per-
jury In pension case, occupied the
%nole OF the time in the United States
court yesterday. This is the fourth
case of this character tried. The do
PENDANT is charged with representing
herself TO be the widow of a man who
was entitled to a pension during HE
lifetime Mr.. Hugh G.. Miller renre.
scented the defendant. The District Al
torney and Mr.. Miller argued tho case
during the afternoon and the iurv was
adjourned until this morning ot n
o'clock. 81 ~
TAKEN TO NEWPORT NEWS
The first United States prisoners n
pc incarcerated in the new Newnort
News Jail under the recent order If
Judge Waddill, were taken over from
this city Saturday by Marshal Tre,t
hey were white man, Gallo Fast alias
Seneset; n white boy, George Fasi alas
Seneset. and George Kelly. a negro
Each were sentenced to a term Of I'm,
prlsonment last week.