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DIR. MARY M. CRONEMILLER-62c ];
to 10 a. M, to $3.50 and to 1880 p M I;
tel. Office 473, res. 406. 705 Ninth street.
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Sun. red 931; Cap. soS Office hours-10 to
u, to and Z to 8. Res. 1917 o. Phones.
Sun white 521; Cap sos.
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1011 NINTH STREET-LATELY OCCU-
pied as real estate and insurance Of
fce by Harvey, Rodoni Co.
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DAVIS BUILDING, All K STREET--The
handsomest furnished rooms in the city.
and run strictly first-class; office rooms,
suites and single. Terms very reason
able Open all night. Cap. phone, So
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4o51k K-2 WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms and a large front one,
in private family.
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w. A. ROOT, DENT1sT-oFFIcE, s14 K
street, gopposite Hale Bros Phones,
Sunset black 116; Capital 297.
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REMOvED-DR. B. F. STOLL, Dentist,
has removed his office to the new Ruh-
sfaller bldg, S. E. cor. Ninth and SITS.
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91s SEyENTEENTH-A 7-ROOM house
with all latest improvements.
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FURNISHED, SUNNY FRONT ROOM;
rent reasonable. 1922 Twelfth street.
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ALBION HOUSE, 519 K-CHANGED
hands. Rooms by day, week or month.
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Lady Butler has another of her pic
lures in an English public gallery.
This is "Balac1ava,' which has just
been presented to the Corporation Gal
lery at Manchester. Of Lady Buffers
other works, THE Roll Calf is al
Windsor and "Rorke's Drift at Os-
borne, "Quatre Bras" is in the National
Gallery at Melbourne; 1.-The Remnants
of an Army in the Tate Gallery;
Scotland for Everi" in the Town Hall
at Leeds; while STEADY the Drums
and Fifes!" is in possession of the resi-
ment whose bravery it commentaries
the Die Hards" of the Peninsular
war.
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DIR. r. P. WATTS, 1oO6 EIGHTH ST.
Office hours 10 to II a. M, to and 1
to o. M Sundays, / to 2 p. m.
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DIR. ]. J. PEARCE, OSTEOPATH, Stoll
Building. Rooms and Q. Res. 1920 O..
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MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS LEARN
more of yourselves by sending or calling
for the "Viavi Message" Ofice 712 ] st.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

James +. Severy, for over 20 years
ticket agent in the Union railroad sta
ton at Springfield Mass. died
Wednesday. after an illness Of several
months. He was born in East Dixtield
Maine.
The Republican caucus at Saco
Wednesday afternoon, was quiet and
harmonious. Candidate Aliens lead
ers made no attempt to carry the eau
Gus, it being agreed that as Saco has
two Congressional candidates they
ought to have the support of the home
delegation. Candidate James O. Brad.
bury and Horce II. Burbank were sum
moncd before the city committee anG
they agreed to the proposition TO even
~ divide the delegation between them
Each chose four delegates and the
ninth man selected was Edmund Gar
land, who is unpledged to either. This
list at accepted at the caucus, Wednes-
day afternoon.
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Ist MI ,SISSIpPI VOLUNTEERS
Arrive at New York 10 Pay Their Respects TO
the Admiral.

New York. Sept. 27.-The first regi-
ment Of soldiers to arrive in the city
for the Dewey celebration was the
Walthall Guards, or the 1st Mississippi
Volunteers from Meridian, Miss. The
organization was represented by 60. l.,
Capt. +. NJ Martin and he had As men
with him.
The men are paying their own way
to take part in honoring the admiral
and they left Meridian. Sunday, arriv-
ing at the Grand Central depot, about
10 o'clock this morning. Captain Mar
tin preceded them to hunt up accom-
modatiGns during their stay. They
may stay in some armory. Nobody
met them at the depot to welcome them
ana they stacked arms while Waiti <
for Captain Martin to come back.
Their first lieutenant is Paul Brown
ana the second. Lieut.. j. G. Wilson.
They ought to make a good showing
from their appearance.
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mccoy WHIPS MCCORMICK.
Whips Him So Easily that Spectators Are Dis.
gusted With Mccormick.

New York. Sept. 21.-Charles (kid)
Mccoy clearly proved to 1000 persons.
tonight. that Jack Mccormick of Phil
adelphia, won by fluke, few weeks
ago. in Chicago, when he knocked out
Mccoy. They met at catch weights in
the I.enox a. c. for a 20-round go ana
Mccoy reversed matters in thorough
manner. He smothered the big Wres-
tier and made him look like novice.
He sent him down several times with
out receiving a punch. He also trans
dressed the rules by holding and Wrest-
ling and was frequently cautioned. lie
feigned being groggy couple of times
and tried to catch Mccoy off his guard
but Mccoy YVES not to be fooled. lie
would certainly have put McCormic
to sleep had the big fellow stood ur
and fought like a man. The spect2
tors became disguised at Mccormick
actions and so did Referee Charley
White. who sent him to his corner in
the eighth round on account of his
dropping. and declared Mccoy the win
ner,
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from which his flag fluttered was takei
| down by Admiral Dewey's orders and TN
| formal ceremonies were thus onItteu
| another proof of the admirals inmate
| modeSty. a,t, ,.;,;.. he
| Then there were other official VISITS pe
tween officers and the fleet and thes'
| continued with hardly an interruption lol
| two hours one of the aumlraIs nIs'
| acts was TO dispatch Flag Lieut.. BrumDs
| with his compliments TO the mayor ol
| New York TO officially apprise the latter
Of the admirals arrival.
Rear Admiral Howison's appearance II
the harbor viii in no wise interfere with
the programme for Friday. 1t VIII b.
carried out as arranged, except that his
flagship. ii it should join the parade. vii
foIIoW the olympia instead of Rear Ad
mirai SIMPSONS flagship New York. But
II is not certain that Admiral Howison
will take part. He is reported to have
said. this afternoon, that he and his ere "
were worn out after their journey ana
preferred to rest and clean up theif
travel-stained ship. If he should ride II
the land parade, Saturday, being Samp
mander of the North Atlantic squadron.
down from all the ships, the crews and
officers faced the flag and the nationl a
sounded over the water: ne twilight
faded and strings OF signal lights
twinklcd on the flagship as orders were
sent dancing down the line The fleet lay
all shining in light. But Dewey was home
again and the excursion boats with Their
crowds of sishtscers all anxious to catch
a glimpse OF him, continued to circle
about the Olympia until the bugle sound
cd taps and the lights went out.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing IN All
TIE Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. N.-The stock market
fell a degree further towards stagnation
today, and the activity. such as il was
showed an added tendency to center IN a
Few speculative speciaIties. Tennessee
Coal was relatively much more prominent
than for some time and registered an OK .
IRENE decline of 6A points. American To
bacco showed the continued effects of the
pressure to which 1t has recently been
subjected up to the time of the announce
ment Of The declaration of regular divi \
dends. The weakness in these two stocks
served to hold pack the market, which
showed a desire 10 advance from an early
period in the day. The movement Of
prices IN the railroad list was very mar
row. Atchison preferred enjoyed a belat"d
demand on account Of It's August state
mcnt, and Southern Pacific rose quite
strongly, late in the day. The strngency
Of the money market resulted in a De
cline in the sterling exchange rate. IN
spite Of the further advance in the pri-
vate discount rate in London. The bon.
market was without any special feature
but was inclined 10 firmness. Total SAILS,
par value. 81 go 90. United States rs de ..
cined II and old As coupon q in the bid
Brire
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B0WD0IN sOPH0M0REs WIN
Both Ball Games from the Freshmen and Are
Therefore Much EIated.

Brunswick, Me-, Sept. N.-(SpeciaD.-
The second game in the series OF games
between the freshman and sophomore
classes of Bowdoin was played. this
morning, on the Delta. This ends the
series, as the sophomores have won both
games and the third will be unnecessary.
The freshmen started in with a rush in
the first inning and scored eight runs.
They kept their lead to the end of the
ninth, when the sophomores batted in
three runs and won the game. This is
the second game that they have won in
the ninth.
The sophomore team was practically
the same as was presented in the game Jf
last Saturday, with the exception Of Fol
som, who as called upon to pitch the lat Y
ter part OF today's game. The freshmen
were strengthened by the addition Of
Dunlap. who put up strong article Of
ball behind the bat. Green. who caught
the last game. pitched half of this one in
an acceptable manner.
Shaunessey again gave o lively exhibit
ton at short. He Is a remarkably prom
Using player. Perkins, at the bat and in
the field, put up a strong game. His
throws to the plate were very accurate.
Hoyt Stanwood, Kelley and Noyes bate
strongly for 1907; Perkins. Lawrence and
Moore were the most successful with the
bat for 1903.
The following is the summary:
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STATE BOARD Or IaADe
Enjoying Every ;iomen, 81 I Visit through
Washington County.


Cncrryf, g ,t, Sept. @7.-The party of
tn. f4u.-,r ....f -....trs Boards OF Trad.
\, ... -
I"l on 'h' i'-'.- NO y. VI TAM from
Bangor. the .ui!aWjng named comprising
FIN. marry.
'", ~ ., :,
j. II. Could r. IT, lappef' +
Elanimg. Bangor, j w. Penney, Me
chanic rails: Lewis Goldberg, Bang pr,
Abel DAVIS, tittsiicld. samuel y. Camp
byll. ChorrHiiuil; Il. j. az Little, Augusta .
H. McCOuvllr, NJ. III. Blake. Ira Kings
bury. III. j. Chapman. NJ. Il. Chapman.
MI J Culuuau. Holm ID. Foster Bangor;
Nj HI Gray. Portland: j. +. Gerrity. Ban
gur: Nj. d. Foster. WaterVille; NJ. n.
ltich. Portland; Y. ". RoppIns. Cid
Town; q. \. Eou.ciic l.. q. Tyler. Ban
Eur: Geo. II. Grant. Ellsworth. T.. "A.
tummings. ]. Waterman, James Dohcrty.
= r. Prcntiss ". Z. bickey. Il. irving
Rice. Bangor; +. W. clair. Watcrvill ,
~ : Campbell. Augusta: ". G. Phil
brook. WatcrNillr: J. y. urpenter. Ban
gur: VIM H. Scott. Portland; j. +
ilolyukc. Brewer; K J Cushing. J1hn Oak
r.. q. Clement. y. Gates SawNrf. Bangor;
i. ". Duff. I'd. VI. Yates Gid Orchard;
Adam =. Leighton. Portland: s O.
Decker. Jane, Walker Gardiner: +. f.
Kirk IT, H. Daken. Bangor. NJ. j..
Guo.,n. Lewiston: Leslie Il. Jones. Nil
lara H. Mudgctt Samuel l.. Buarimau
Bangor: d. ~. 4. Cooling, Portland; NJ.
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SHALL We SELL?
Is The Ore Question A9iia.in9 the Boston s
Albany Stockholders.

Boston, Sept 21.-Shall the Boston &
Albany Railroad directors be chosen al
this time. or NOV. i? This is the qucs
ton which is still undecided BY the stock
holders of that road, after an all day
session, which was so Lively that it stands
out in contrast with most railroad meet
mgS. The stockholders have cast their
ballots on this question, but. tonight. the
canvass was not completed, and President
Bliss gave little promise OF announcing a
result before daylight.
The great issue at stake in today 5
meeting pertained to the acceptance by
the Boston & Albany stockholders of !,
lease of the road as proposed by the New
York Central * Hudson River Railroad
Strong opposition to such lease on thu
terms offered early developed, which op.
position was based on the claim that the
dividends guaranteed are not Sufficient.
based on the past earnings on stock OF
the road.
BY mutual consent Of the leaders Of the
factions for and against the lease the
light on that question stands postponed
till Nov. Is.
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Fine Weather for fryeburg Races.

Fryeburs. Me, Sept. 21.-The 18th an
nuIi fair Of The Yves. oxford Agricultural
Society was advertised To open, yes.cr-
day. but the much needed rain caused II
20 be postponed one day. The bright.
clear morning brought Il large numutr u
people 70 The grounds for tho first day.
which was success in every way. The
I@5ilcd denartmenis Of Nh usual exhibits
standard.
There were two races. one for green
horses ana one PA class IN the former
class. Lillian H., W. n. johnson, won
first money. IN the POI race, Ecnnie. y.
J. f0ss. won first money; f.Nd W.. NJ. L.
Morrow, second: J. W. r.. ~ f.. I<imhdll,
third. Best time, 2.25il.
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The RECEPTION PROGRAMME.
Some Minor Changes Made and General Ar
engagements Now Complete.

The subcommittee of the reception
committee completed the arrangements
at a special meeting held, today, be
hind closed doors. When the meeting
was adjourned the chairman, st. Clair
McKelway, made this statement of the
work accomplished:
Those members of the committee
who went down the bay. yesterday, will
so on board the police boat Patrol at
the foot of West 42nd street. Saturday
at \. NJ. They will take the admiral
off the olympia and to the Battery.
The committee viii take the admiral 10
City han ut about $50 O'Clock. The ad-
,niral ard his staff, win be taken
directly to Mayor Van Wyck's office,
where they will await the presentation
ceremonies at A. NJ. At $50 A. NJ.
part Of the reception COMMITTEES Will 90
to the battery ready to meet the ad-
miral The same formation will be oh
served to escort the admiral and the
city guests down to the Warren street
pier, where they Will take n boat for
ClaremOnt.
requests from the governors of four
states that the committee furnish car
riages for the governors and their
STATS. were refused. The committee
offered carriages for each governor
and his adjutant general, but the other
officers Of governors who will not
march with troops, must be content
with seats IN the stands.
The arrival If Rear Admiral Howison
was the cause If q change i'll order 81
march. President Guggonheimer Of
the council. will ride with Admiral
H6Wison instead Of Admiral Sampson,
and Admiral Sampson will ride with
President Woods Of the board of alder
men. Admiral Philip will ride in 4
carriage with st. clair Mckelway.
In the first carriage after the last
carriage of the city's official guests,
preceding the committee OF the munich
pal assembly. will ride the sub
committee VI the reception committee,
Senator DepeW, VIM. McAdoo, Richard
Croker ana Cen. Howard carroll.
Levi II. Morton has been assigned to
act as escort to Gen. Miles. 1t has rot
yet been decided who is to act as escort
FOR Admiral Schley.
A dispatch received from Gen. Blt-
terrified was as follows: "On doctors
consent | come to the city. tomorrow.
to remain over the ceremonies. 1t is
not likely that Gen. Butterfeld will be
we'll enough to take any active part in
the parade.
\ request from number of n IN
Who fought with Dewey in Ianila" to
be permitted to have a stand in the
space about the Farragut statue on
Parade day. was approved by the com
mittee and referred TO the park depart
ment for action.
Gen. Carroll reported that. in rel
Spouse to several requests ana many
articles iii the newspapers, III mad
asked Secretary Long that tca war
ships salutcs b. fred with Smek !. SIS
powder. Secretary Long replied that
TO use smokeless powder would deprice
the salutes Of their spectacular charac-
ter and that black powder will be used.
The committee then adjourned.
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A Word 10 Mothers.

Mothers OF children affected with
Group or a severe cold need not hest
tate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no opiate
nor narcotic in any form and may be
given as confidently to the babe as to
an adult. The great success that has
attended its use in the treatment of
colds and Group has won for it the ap-
prevail and praise it has received
throughout the United States and in
many foreign lands. For sale by Jno.
CouGhlin, III Water street, druggist.
tn. TIL. satt If
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Steamer Scotsman Overdue a. Montreal.

Montreal Sept. 27.-Grave fears are cX
pressed for the safety OF the Dominion
Line steamship Scotsman. Capt. Skrim
shil., which sailed from Liverpool for
this port, Sept. II. The Scotsman was due.
here, Sunday afternoon. bur the only
word of her So far is cable from Liver
pool received by the agents. this morning,
saying that the Dominion, nt the same
line which arrived at Liverpool, Ycstar-
day. hai passed the Scotsman 800 mics
signalled all well. This was On lhurs
day last The Scotsman should have
passed through the straits. Friday. ana
rtp Jrtcd at Farther point. Saturday even
ing. The Scotsman had a heavy passcn-
ger list.
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New York Cotton Market.

~, ,, New York. Sept. q.
The bun contingent in the local cote,
market continues to score unparalleled
successes. Including t0day's phennrnenai
rise, the total advance within the Iast n
days has been nearly 100 points. Altar ~ !,
somewhat Irregular opening, the course
q prices was steadily upward. Shortly
after mid day January toucued 6 70 ~
being net gain Of q points Comrnissinn
houses. Europe. the South, shorts and III
bun faction all bought freely. Taken a..
a whole, the day here witnessed one ~
the most excited sessions recorded in
over a year. "
Cotton futures closed firm Septernhe-
6.5S: October. $50; November gu: Ocean,
Der, G76: January. 6.2; February az
March, 6.sS; May, 6.9i; June, G9s; Jily'
G.97; August, 6.J7. ''
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a friSid Dispute.

81. Johns. \. e.. Sept. 27.-The crew of
the peary steamer WindWard have en-
tered suit against her. alleging that
they were promised bonus OF one
third in addition to their wages If
obliged to winter in the north and that
this promise was repudiated on their
return. Capt Bartlett says the bonus
was conditional on their reaching
Sherard Osborne Ford. which Point
they did not attain. The case is likely
to be heard at the next term of the su-
preme court
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THE SHAMRO
Continued from page IL

sistants were busy this afternoon. ma
navy yard, for the reception Of the yacbt
Columbia. the navy department. hawai-
given its consent for the yacht 10 ~
hauled out there, the Erie basin dock he
ing, occupied exclusively by the Sham.
rock.
The Columbia left her mornings al S.u.
Rochelle at noon and was tOwed throuyb
Hell Gate and the East river by her Ten.
der, the st MichaeIS, arriVinga the navv
yard before dark. She Will be put in the
dock, early tomorrow morning, at slack
water: it Is said, which will be about 3
u clnrk =
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National League Standing.
Foot Ball.

At Phillips Exeter, @; Boston
College, >.
At Ithaca, y. Y.-Cornell. Il; Syracuse
University. q.
At assaIboro-Coburn Classical Instt-
tute. Il: Oak Grove, o.
Al Phladv.pnia--t. of r, 10; Franklin
and Marshall College, o.
At Yarmuuth-PorIland Athletic Club.
80; Yarmouth Athletic Cub, ..
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Ohio Troops Greatly disappointed.

Columbus Ohio. Sept 27.-Therc is dis
appointment in the ranks OF the Ohio Ma
tional Guard, for the Buckeye troops wi
not so to New York 10 participate il tnl
reception to Admiral Dewey. All arrange
ments had been completed for the I,h an
18th Regiments. Battery Is, and Ula!
tlched companies at Crbana and Middle
town and Wilmington To go. but the mer
We're told, today. that the trip was of BE-
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The Dewey Home Fund.

Washington. Sep. 1.-THE Dewey home
following were among the subscriptions
received, This morning: Miss Helen NJ.
Gould, New York, $3.50; John Il. Archbod.
brooklyn. $3.50; Mrs. Emmons Blaine. chi
cage, $500. A large number of small sub
ScriptionS We're received.
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Vermoni's Welcome 10 Dewey.

st. Adams, VT, Sept 27-The well
come of the Green Mountain state to
Admiral Dewey will be formally ex-
tended. tomorrow. in New York city
by Nermonts representatives chosen
for that purpose.
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The Chelsea, Mass, Board of Health
is doing everything in it's power to pre-
vent a spread of small poX, five cases
Of which have been discovered there.
Two of the victims are negro BARRIERS
ard the others are colored men who
contracted the germs through being
shaved by the BARRIERS. Vaccination
viii be ordered in the city.
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Docs Portland Want Polo?

Portland, Me, Sept. 27.-Mr. Burn
ham has engaged City hall for polo.
this winter. 1t has not been decided
whether Portland will be represented
in the Maine or New England League.
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Patchen Wins from Gentry.

Wichita. Kan, Sept. 27.-On his native
heath. which he left as "A yearnng, nine
years ago, .iohn K. Gentry, today, pushed
Joe Patchen 10 the utmost in the best
speed exhibition of the year. Patchen Won
in two straight heats. Time, 2U3l2, ZOE =
The last quarter of the second heat was
made in 29la seconds.
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Conant-liti,e.

Lewiston. Me. Sept 27.-Thc marriage
of Miss Rose Little and Edgar Franc $
Conant took place at the Pine Street
CongreS atioral church. this cVeaicg The
ceremony was performed by Rev George
NJ. Howe. The church was well filled
with friends of the happy couple.
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Jackson. Miss, Guaranteed.

Jackson. Miss. Sept 27.-One new case
of yellow frver is announced. today. I'M
patient being Mt. p. J. waite, wife 81
Inc cashier M the First National Bank
This IL a total Of three cases since yes-
terday afternoon. The town is quafan-
tInNl.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BATH, Sept Esd schs Clarence
Venue, Baltimore; W. II. Olin, Balti-
more; James K. Talbot. Elstport; Mary
+. Lynch, New York; Mentor, Boston;
Susan and Annie. plrssbOro, n. s.;
Bessie a. Cheverie. n. s.; w. H.
Davenport New York.
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II Is Now Rear Admiral Mccormick.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Thc promotion t.
the grade of rear admiral of Capt. A. II.
Mccormick, cummaudaut of the Wash
ngton navy yard, was announced at the
nnXN lcnartmcnl. tndlN.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Sept. 21-The following
pension changes in Maine are announced:
Additional. Thomas q. Binford. West
Baldwin. SIC to $12. Restoration James
Mutt. Belmont. $l2. Increase. Daniel G.
Aver, Naples. s. to $40; William f. Ger
aid. Burnham SIG to ST.