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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-23
CHEERED DOM PAUL.
Distingui.hsa rrtshmen Address New
York Audience.


New York. October 2l.-Tha movement
for monument TO the late CHARTS Stew
art Parnell, in which the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin and John K. Redmond, N. p.
have come from ireland 70 interest Anne.
ricans. was given AN impetus tonight al
largely attended meeting in the Acade-
my Of Music. Almost every freshman Of
local prominence was present. Judge
O'Brien presided over the meeting. In
theiway Of decorations over the proscenium
were the colors OF the South African Re-
public. the Orange Free State, the greer
nag Of Ireland and the coiors Of the city
Of Limerick. The boxes were draped
with American and Irish flags
The audience received the distinguished
visitors by standing up and cheering foi
some moments. As the cheering began
to subside. some one called out;
''Hurrah for Uom Paul" The sent!-
ment was a popular one among that audi
enoe and the old Beers name was cheered
again and again.
Lord Mayor Talon In responding, said
al heartily thank you for the cordial
welcome extended to me as the unani-
mously elected representative Of the CAPT.
tai Of Ireland. AS regards my mission
amongst you, l have TO appeal TO your
generosity for two-fold object. 1he
ancestral home of the Parnells will be
sold In The judges court In Dublin on
the third Of November. It was the home
OF Sir John Parnell, VINO was the incor-
ruptible chancellor Of the exchsquer of ths
Irish parliament, the home Of Mrs. Par
nell, the mother of the great Irish lead
Grand the daughter Of Commodore Stew
art of the American navy. IL was the
home of family whiob has for genera
tions furnished patriots to the Irish
race. The estate Ia to be- sold, owing to
the way in which Parnell sacrificed his
estate In the national struggle. We ask
you to assist as that that historic Avon
dale shall be preserved for the Paynells.
No people have ever been ungrateful of
the services Of Its great men. or have
allowed them to 60 unreoorded. In his
lifetime Parnell owed many Of his vio-
tories to the moral and material support
he resolved from the American peopls
and trust that the American people
will be as generous now as they were In
be past. Our second object Is to erect
q statue In Dublin. 1t Ia only right that
"a monument should be srectsd In the
capitol of the nation that Parnsll served
so long and loved so we'll. to psrpetuatp
the fame OF HE SUCCESS and achievement
and to inspire future generations OF Irish.
men and to enkindle their patriotism"
John Redmond then told OF Psrnsll's
Ifs aud spoke of the political history Ct
Ireland.
Baskets were then circulated and IL II
estimatsi that over $40 900 was collected
Twenty thousand dollars will, Is L. said,
buy the Parnall homestead. Richard
Croker gave $500; Bourke Cochran $500
and Ma yor Van Wyok. 500.
Form Assistants Secretary Of the Navy
William McAdoo of New Jersey, was IN.
troduoed az the last speaker Of thu meet
ing.
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MORE DOCTORS NEEDED.
There Is Laek Of Surgeons I'm the
Army.

Washington, October 2s.-The strongest
Surgeon General Van Reypen. just made
public, is that relating to an increase Of
tie me iioaI corps of the navy. He
points out that while there has been q
steady increase In the enlisted force of
the navy for the past two yea:s and while
the marine corps has been swellsd by the
addition Of 5000 men, there has been no
suitable provision made Ter a CORE pond-
ing increase in the medical corps which
is charged with the care of the health II
these men. Every surgeon who is not
sick is said t, bs on duty and the depart
nsnt has bean unable 20 supply surgeons
for needed recruiting and other duties.
Therefore. the surgeon general recon-
mends that the corps be increased five
surge, and twenty assistant surgeons
and five volunteer surgeons who served
In the war and are now in SER
vice, lie transferred TO the regular rolls,
the age limitation to be removed In their
cases, There are IS OF these N en- and In
some GASES they are over 80 years of age
~ 40 haoo eaNuestiy uIBeu bhht bne naval
assistant surgeons be placed on an equali-
ty with those of the army in pay and
rank. At present the army can get all
the medical service it needs while the
navy can : get scarcely any surgeons to
serve. There are new four vacancies In
the rank of assistant surgeon and there
will be eight more during the year and
the hope is expressed that the corps will
not be allowed to die out from lack Of re-
crults which must follow unless the In
ducements are equal to those offered In
the army at least.
The surgeon general calls attention to
the fact that of the "a casualties during
the war with Spain, only II have result
ed in pension applicatiors 50 far, most
noteworthy fact In view of the rspcrb that
Is OF the casualt,e s resulted fatally.
In concluding this report, spsnial atteu-
ton Is invited to the excellent sanitary
conditions existing In the navy and
especially In the Asiatic squadron during
the past ysar Esrly precautions were
taken to prevents as far as possl BILE the
III effects arising from necessary climatic
exposure ann to give the hest care and
attention to the siok The results have
proved their efficacy and the sick reports
from the vessels In the Philippines indi-
cate high standard of physical efficiency
In the squadron.
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sT. DoMINIO,s UoNEERENCE,

Don't forget the promenade concert
that the st. Dominates Conference hold
in City hall tomorrow evening. You are
sure that good time awaits you. and
that you are assisting one of the best
charitable organizations in the city. who
in turn give the proessds of the enter
tainment to the poo: assisted by thu con-
ference. Arrangements are being made
to have this ons of tho most successful
cotfee parties ever held, and one of the
best ways to asslst the poor is to attend
and help swell the treasury of the con
ference
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MORE TROOPS DEPART.

London, October 22.--The departure of
ths last battalions of the Cold Stream
guards from Waterloo station today was
attended by great crowds. although tina
fog was so dense that the troops could
scarcely be distinguished from the side
walks. Although the fund opened by the
LORD Mayor, Sir John Voes Moore for
the Transvaal refugees has already
reached $4,000 pounds, His Royal High-
ness, the Prince of Wales, and His Royal
Highuess, the Duke of Cambridge, chair
ma of the patriotic relief fund, have ad
dressed petitions TO the Lord Mayor to
open a new fund for the widows and
orphans of heroes of the war This VIII
be opened tomorrow.
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NEW YoRK-Ar 2oth. sch Almeda Wiley.
Dodge. philadelphia for Fairtlayen; Abigail
Haynes, Sweet, Bangor; Eugene Borda, Cree
ley. Rockiand.
ct; schs Josephine Ellicott. Coumbs. Apalachi-
cola 81 days Grace DAVIS, Dodge Amboy for
Portland; Clifford White, Advocate, Ms; Sill
yer spray. White, do; NJ Bird, Gilbert, Hills
boro; Emma 5 Briggs, Osborn Gar liner; Po-
chasset. HerTick. Stonington; L b Garland. do /;
Henrietta Whitney. Woodward, Ellsworth; A L
Carlton. Wall, Rockport; Elza Leyensaler. Kel-
Ter, ThomasIon; Paul Seayey, PattershalI Batl-
gor; Fred A Small. Thompson, do; Geo L Pres
colt, Doyle. Vtnalhayen; Jennie G Pllsbury.
Rockland; Maggie Todd, Gardiner; Commerce,
koekland; Chas u Tricky, Bangor; Annie Lord
Bangor; Annie r Lewis, do; Ella + Crowell,
Thomaston, Cost foretopmast); Nellie L Saw
yer, Willard. Sionlngton; Leona. Bangor.
Cid 20th, schs Maggie S Hart, Carlisle, Sierra
Leone; Penn6seo Dodge. Jacksonville; NJ A
| CHI 2lst sch Fred c Holden. Tinker, Boston.
sid 10th, sch RObt Me Fariand, for Brunswick
Edw Avery. Tor Savannah.
Passed Hell Gate 20tu. sehs Hunter from
! st George. 81. for Lubee; Mary Lynch, Perth
Amb0y for Bowdoinham; Thomas w II White,
Iibbetts, AWboy for Gardner; Abeaaki Santll
Amboy for Augnstai orozimbo. Port Johnson
Passed Hell Gate 2ist schs M marretf. I'm,
New York for RocklaDd; Hsena. do for Calais
Geo Neytnger, do for Bangor; uirfca II smith
DO for Portland; William SLATER do for Belfast
Mary Snow Weehswken for Roekiand; David
Sner. Amboy for Wlnterp0rt, Ernest I Lee do
| for Calais; c j Willard Philadelphia for New
Hayeni Mollie Rhodes. do for Biddeford.
| BOST0N--Ar 10th, bark Annie Lewis Park.
kossrto Aug z scha Fanaie l. Child, Fuller,
Brunswick. David A Story, Ulmer Rockport
Harvester. Roberts. vfaalhayeh Nat aver,
Hodgkinss Bang0Rs w Salisbury. ,Isrslasi., "a
for beverly; Artaur B Smith, Smith, Red Beach
Bertha v. Wilson, Mlfbriaee.
AR 2lst sehs q Haskell, Richardson. Pas,
ezgouia; Jennie Lockwood. Hawthorn. Charles.
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G EN. HowARD's SON KILLED.

Omaha. Neb., October ga cable
despatch Was received here today an
nouncing the death in the Philippines on
Saturday of Major Guy Howard. son of
Gen. o. .. Howard. The cablegram, dat.
ed Saturday, was received by Judge j.
ID. Woolworth, father-in-law OF Major.
Howard, and read as follows:
-*'Guy Howard killed IN action today"
Major Howard was well known in
Omaha, being on his fathers staff when
tho latter was stationed here. He was
married In this city 10 years ago to Miss
Woolworth. Mrs. Howard resides here
with her thres eniluren.
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At Maurtiuss Oct IL. ship Saml Skolfeld IL
from New York for Zanzibar. ready.
Passed 81 Helena Sept L, ship Sarbem. Mex
els Tor New York.
Ar at Honolain 7th, U transport Sheridan,
IRON San Francisco Tor Manila
SID 9th. U steamer Relief, for Manila.
Ar at Hamburg 10th. steamer Graf Valdez
see, New York via Plymouth
Ar &c Hamburg 2lst, steamer Columbia, from
New York,
Sid I'm Hayre Oct Fl, steamer LaToursiue, I'm
New York.
81 I'm Cherbourg Oct 81. steamer stLouis, I'm
southampton for New York.
AR ri Genoa 21st steamer Werra. from New
York via Gibraltar.
:, AT at Liverpool 10Th. steamer Pennland, from
Philadelphia,
:, Passed Lizard 21st, steamer Southwark. from
New York Tor Antwerp,
Sid I'm Montevide0 10th. steamer Etona, for
New York.
Sid I'm Barbados Oct IL, barqne Alice Reed,
Ford, Trinidad.
Sid FIN Nuevltas Oct IL, sch Cora NJ, Mitchell,
Pensacola, or PaseagOuIa.
Ar at Tamplco Oct 1, steamer Matanzas, Rog-
ers, New York.
At Jobos, PR: Dot 8. seh Norman. Gray, for
PAScagoula 10 DAYS.
AT al Nassau, Mp. Oct II. sch Daisy Farlln.
CID AZ Hiisboro. NIB, Oct Is. sch D Sawyer.
Newark.
spoken
Oct 16, W OF Sand Key 10 miles sch w Wal
lace Ward, from Newport News for Vera Cruz.
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BOSTON & MAINE Il. Il.
in Effect Oct. I'd. 1893
WESTERN DIVISION.

Trains leave Portland, Union Station. 10
seatboro Crossing, 1000 a. M. 5.25
40. PM; ScarborO Beach, Pine Point, 100
l0.O0 a. M $50. 5.35. 60 p. H.. Old Or
oilard: ssco, Eiddsiord, Ksnnebunh, ZOO
y. m. KennebunkDort. ZOO. s.45. 1000
2. M. 1880. $50. BIS. u. m. Wells
Reach, North Berwick, Dover,
zoo. $40. q. M. $50, q. 10 pm. Somersworth.
Alton Bay, bAssport, and Northern Dtvis.
ION, $40 ~ m, II 80 p. N. Worcester tyia
Somersworih 100 a. M Manchester, Concord
and North, TOO a. IN, ss.3 y. M. Dover Exc.
ter, Hsverhiii. Lawrence. Lowell. 10 !. S.45
$40 q. ~, l23o. 3.3t D. m. Arrive Boston
go. To- 8 a. M. IL. 40 4.l0. lilo D. M. Leave
Boston Tor Portland k.59. 7.30, $40 a. M, ], 20,
4.l5 pm. Arrive IN Portland o.to.sll. % a, m,
l2.lo. 900. 100 p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Searbore Beach, Pine Point, Old Or
chard. saco. Biddefor,i, KeRne hunk, n orth
renee. Lowell. Boston, 12.55. 4.3U, 4. m
Arrive m Boston b.lS. S22 p. m.
EASTERN DIVISION.
BostOn and way stations 900 am. BidSie-
ford, ktttery, Portsmouth, Newb bury
port, Salem. Lynn. Boston, 2.00 500 a. M.
1245 600 D. IN. Arrive Boston, 6.57 a. M,
100 400 s.o5 p. m. Leave BOSTON, 7.3o.
200 a M. 1890, 100, rs, p: m. Arrive Port
SUNDAY t
BiddcfoPd, Eittery, Portsmouth, New
huryporf, salem, Lynn, BOSTON, 200 a. M,
l245 p. IN. Arrive Boston, 607 a. M. 400
p. M. Leave Boston, 900 a. M, 700, p. m.
Arrive Portland. 1910, l03op. M,
A-Daily except Monday.
d. j. FLANDEks. G. P s. T. A. Boston.
te2b dtf
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BONES FOUND IN HOUSE.

Boston. Oct. GA special from Bel
lows Falls. VT, to the Globe gives an ae-
count of the finding of heap of bones
in the ashes of house which was
burned this morning. Papers found
lead to the belief that J. Larney of %
Summer street, Worcester, Mass, may
have been the victim.
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LATE MARINE NEWS.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Oct. 22.-Ar
rived, schocners Helen and Hattie E.
Smith. Arrived and sailed, schooner
Maggie Ellen. South River, N. j., fol
Portland.
Bangor, Oct. 21.-Arrived. schooners
Henry Crosby, Stubs, Portland; Van.
dalia, Boston.
Fernandina, Fla, Oct. % Arrived.
schooneTs Joseph w. Hawthorne, Bath
Me-: St Croix, Boston: Lizzih. b. Denni.
son, Portland.
Savannah, Ga, Oct 22.--Arrivad,
schooners r. +. Pettigrew, Portland,
Me-; Gardiner Reynolds, Bath.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL q. q
Ir enect OCT. 2, lsoa

Trains leave Portland as follows;
6.55 a. m.-For Brunswick. Batn, RsckIs,a
Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, Lisbon
Falls, Lewiston via Brunsw.ck Beifast B4n
gor. bucksport, Houlton. Woodstock and 81.
stephen Via fancrb0ro and 81. John
:. SO q m=For Danville Jc., Mechanic Falls,
hutnigrG Fall4 Lewiston. Win thr0p, Oakland
keadneld. Watervllle Livennore Fails and
harrington aud Philips.
n, iO.25 4. m; For Brunswick, Lewiston via
BRUNSWICK. BATH, Augusta, WatervllIe. pitts.
held, Newport aud Bangor.
i23j p m. Express for Brunswick Bath.
Rockland aud all stations ON the Knox and Lin
coin Division. Augusta, WatervilIe Rsngar
Bar harhor. WASHINGTON Co. X. H.. Groenyte
and hOulton wa u: q A. II. X.
Falls, Bsmis, Danvllle Jc.. Lewiston, Liver
more rails, Farmington. Kinghed. Carrabasset
rphl,lilps and kangeley,, Winthr p, Oakland.
Bingham, WaieTvile and Skowhegan.
40 y, m. For Freeport, Brunswick, Augusta.
Materyille. Sk0N hegan, Belfast HarIIand'
Dove, Dover and Foxeroft, Greenville. Bangor Old
81 y: N. For brunswick, Bath Rockland.
Lisbon Falls, Gardner. Augusta and Water.
5.l5 p. m. For New Gloucester. panyiile
June, Mechanic Falls. Auburn and Lewiston.
=, HOO p. N, Night Express. every night for
Brunswick, Bath Lewiston. Augusta, Water
vile, Bangor. Mocsehead Lake. Aroostook
county via OldtOwn. Washington co. r. r., Bar
harDor, Bnckspor', 81 Stephen, 81. Andrews,
81. John and Aroosto0k County via Vancebo-
70, Halifax, and the provinces. The SATURDAY.
night Train does not run to Belfast Dexter, Do
yer ana toxcroit, or beyond Bangor. except to
ELLSWORTH and points The Washington
Counfy Itailroad. Sleeping cars TO Bar Harbor
and ST. John.
white Mountain Division
s.45 a. m.-For Brighton. Fabyans. Burllne-
ton. Lancaster. Quebec. St. Johnbury, Sher.
brooke. Montreal. Chicago, st. Paul and Minnie
apolis and all points west.
$50 y. m.-for Cumberland Mills Sebapo
Lake, BridRton, Rryeburg No, Convey Glen
Bartlett. Fabyans. Lancaster, LuE snburg ST
Johnsoury, ana Montreal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7.2o a. m.-Paper train for Lewiston via
Brunswick, Augusta. Waterville and Bangor,
wich.
1885 p. m.-ror Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath
Augusta, Wateryille. and Bangor.
II p. m.-Night Express for all points.
Arrivals I'm Portland
q From Montreal, st, Johnsbury, Quebec,
Fabyans, Bartlett, No. Conway and Bridgton,
s23 q. m Lewiston and Mechanic Falls, S.35 a,
~; Materville, Augusta and Rockland, $40 a.
m. Bangor, Augusta and Roekland, 1215 d.
MI hingheld, Phillips, Harrington. Bemis,
humiord FATS Lewl'ton, IL 20 D. m, Skowhe-
gan, Wateryhie. Augusta, koekland, Batn, $40
z: M; ST. John. Bar Harbor, ArOost0oll County,
Moosehead Lake and Bangor, 535 p m;
bangeiey Pennington, RumiOrd Fails, lewiston
o 70 De m Chicago. and Montreal aud all the
White Mountain POINTS, $40 D. M; daily from
Bar Hlrbor, Bangor, Bath and Lewiston. I.39
~. John, Bar Harbor. Waterville and Augusta,
$50 a. IN.
GEO. F. EvANs,v.n. &G.M
+. < BOOTHBY. q. p. & L. A.
Portland. Sept. %, 1893.
sep3odtf
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Bangor, Oct. 22.-Rex e. Burpee, son
of Fred I. Bnrpee of orono, was cei-
dentally shot and killed on Saturday af-
ternoon. He had started out for his
father in the woods and was taking his
gun from the wagon when it was explod-
ed. He was killed almost instantly.
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MCDONALD STEAMBOAT co.
STEAMERS LEAVE PORTLAND PIER
BEGINNING OCT. 40, 1899.

Steamers leave Portland Pier. MONDAYS
Wednesdays aud Fridays at 10 a. M for Cous.
ms. Llttlejohn's, Great hebeague (Hamilton's
landing. Orr's Islaud. Ash iale, Small Point
Harb0r ana Gundy's HaTbor.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 D.
m; Tor Cousins, LittleIohn's and Chebeague.
ks UkN-Leaye Cundy's Harbor. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays. at O a. m; Ashdale
0.z0 q. NJ; Small Point. GAO n. m. /: Orr's Island
500 4. m; Great Chebeague (Hamiton's Ian 4.
1Dgl, $50 a. IN. +; LtttIeiohn's 945 am; Cousins
D DO a. M; arrive. Portland. I0.45 a. m.
For further particulars apply to
j. II. MCDONALD Man.
ONCE, 1853 Commercial ST. Telephone asa
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Chicago Live STOCK MarKss
BY TelegraUn.l

CHICAGO. Get. 81. 1S99.-CattIe-receipt :
200; owing to the limited supply of cattle and
sheep offered, trade was of little consequence;
prices nominal; good TO fancy cattle at Goa
. 10; commonef grades at 00d5 so; stock
ers and feeders 75G4 80; cows and bulls at
o a Go; rangers -;Texas steers 3 35a4 Is (;
calves at 3 Oo6e7 90.
Hogs active. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 16 900; fair to
prime at z54 40; heavy packers s564 221s /;
mixed lots at 4 5o4 371a utchers az I5lG
A ANA night l0G4 42ia; pigs Spa4 20.
Sheep-receipts 1000; n0mina; sheep 90 G
4 60; lambs 1896 10.
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TO LECTURE In PORTLAND.
Lord Mayor Talon of Dublin and Hon
j. K. Redm ond M. r. wn Speak Here

j. E. Redmond M. p WIZ Speak Here.
Mr.. George II. Sheehan of Boston APP
psared before the county board Ct the
Ancient Order of Hibernians yesterday
relative to meeting TO bs held In this
city, November 5th or 18th, when Hon.
John K. Redmond, NJ. p, and Lord
Mayor Talon of Dublin will feature. The
lecture will be given under the auspices
of the A. y. H., and another meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon which
all the Catholic organizations in the city
will be invited to attend to per-
feet arrangements. This lecture tour ia
for the purpose OF raising funds to ernot
monument TO Charles Stewart Parneii.
The gentlemen will lecture In six eastern
cities, Montreal, Boston. Providence, New
Haven, Portland and probably Lewiston,
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Portland & EO0ihhay Siaamhaat ca

STEAMER ENTERPRISE leaves East
Boothhay at y. m. Monday, Wednesday, and
friday for Portland. touching at So. Bristol,
Boothbsy Harbor.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf. Portland.
At a. m Tuesday, Thursday and Saturd 4y for
East bo9thbay. touching at Boothbay Harbor
and &c. Bristol.
Land at Five islands on signal
octildu ALFRED RACE. Manager.
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ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail steamers, Montreal
and Liverpool.
Calling at Quebec aud Derry.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

CABIN 5000 to 5000 reduction of 10
per cent is alloweu on return tickets. except
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIH-To LIVERPOOL. London or
Londonderry-$35.f d single; $65.5O return.
SrEERAGE-Liverp0oL London, Glasgow.
Belfast Londonderry or Queenstown $3.50.
Prepaid certificates S2i-
Children Under IL years, half fare. Rates to
or from other polRtS on application TO
Il. II. MCGOWAN, 42O Congress ST.,
Portland, Me.
Foreign steamship Agency, Room a,
First National Bank Building, Porte
land, Maine. ie23dA
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sTEAM ERs.
STEAMERS.
NEW YORK DIRECT E.HNE,
W aine Steamship Co.
long Island sound by DaysSshG

3TRiPS PER WEEK.
Fare One Way $500. Round Trip, 5000
The steamships H0rAale nah and Mann
hattan. alteraatiyelY leave Franklin Wharf.
Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at sp. m. far Ne2 York direct Beturnins. leave
Pier -, L. h. TResdays. Thursdays aud satur-
days at p. N.
These steamers ara superbly Atted and luE-
nisAed for passenger travel and AFFORD the most
convenient and eomfortaple route hetwesn
Portland and New York.
J.. LISCoMB.taen Agent
THOS. n BARTLETT. Agt octadn
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
FIRST DISTRICT
Portland Me-. Oct. 81, 1899
IFIom Nash Island Lighthouse past Petit Manan
10 Frenchman Bay Maine.l
Notice Is hereby gwen that almms Rock Buoy,
second class nun. red ana black horizontal
stripes, reported adriit Oct 10th, was replaced
Oct 10th.
tlsIesbOro Harbor, East PenobScot Bay.1
Notice Is also given that Northeast emu OF
Hewes Ledge buy, spar, black. No /, report
cd adrtt Oct. ID. was replaced Oct Is.
1t will be repaired as eoon as practicable.
BY order OF the lighthouse board,
j. X. COGSWELL,
Commander. u. s. N,
INSPECTOR lst l.. IL. DIST
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CAPT. M. X, WILEY.

Rockland, Oct. 22.-Captain NJ. X,
Wiley, one of the best known mariners
of this section, died today. aged "a years.
He had a shock last February and never
regained his health.
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Port Royal Bay. Sehr Ella NJ wnley-12. 500
sug nd shocks with heads 500 do without heads
1900 prs sug Dbl shocks with heads and hoops
1000 prs sus nd heads $500 prs Dbl heads Ia
600 heading bars 35.1l1 IL lumber
LONDON. steamship Planet Mercury-40
o52 bu peas 05.Ons doiwheat Al. 0s9 bush oats
240 cs wax G2S hbls wax 1854 bxs cheese $50
bales hay 1850 sacks -four 1000 pls lard IT'S
bxs meats.s
Imports.
Westport,NS Sehr Ism6-637 qti Goldfish 90
do 0llock 20 lbs bake sound to master.
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Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry Co.
In Effect Oct. z. 1893.

IN EIIttt UCL z, IbJJ.
G,ARS leave head of Elm street for Underwood
~ Spring and Yarmouth at Gas a. M. and
half-houriv thereafter until IL 10 p. m.
leave Yarmouth for Portland at 5.45 a. M.
6.15 Gao and halfshourly thereafter until 1910
D. m.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at 10
a. M, and half-hourly thereafter until 1910 p. m
SUNDAY TINE.
Leave Portland for Underwood Spring for
Yarmouth at 7.45 n. M, and half-honlly there
after till 1915 d m.
Leave Yarmouth for Portland at Gas a. m
IT'S, TAO and half-houriy thereafter until Die
D. m.
Leave Underwood Spring for Portland at Z 10
a. m.. and hall-lioaFly thereafter until o.4o p. IN.
ONCE and waiting room 44o Congress street.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-23

The members of 1.-THE Thres Little
Lambs" eompans left yestsrday neon on
the train for Boston, where they are to
appear at the fremont theatre this week.