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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
-~NNN>O-~DN~ND~~~~o~N>N>N No~~~~~N~~~o~-~U~O~-~O~
Female.
LADY Of refinement pinsle) desires en-
gagements 20 read by hour French o.
English. or as daily companion. refer
ences. Address NJ. East Orange, y. J.
COMPANION young woman OF culture
and refinement would Ike position as
companion 10 lady. IL willing 20 travel.
references. Address VI. p, 30 Madison
ST.. Brooklyn.
COMPANION or GOvERNEss by re-
fined young lady. speaks French and
German fuently; can furnish highest ref,
erence. Address Miss CONDE. Box 40.
Tribune ONCE.
EDUCATED WOMAN. understanding most
European languages wishes suitable po-
sition. 3. b., Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
FRENCH HAIRDREssER -Shampooins
and manicuring az ladies' residences
best references. Address COURTAIS. 255
West i5th-s'.
GOvERNESs or companion 10 little girl
or lady. by young French lady. well ed
ucated. Miss FOLLIOT. 1853 East sist-st
GOVBRNEss. &c.-By French nursery
goyerness or travelling maid to Amer
lean family. best references. Address
Nine H.. 1872 West 22dst-
PHYsICTAN.-By lady physician. TO
travel with al invalid FOR the winter.
Address Or c.. i2l East 4Sth-st
sTENOGRAPHER- Lady. desires posi-
ton: ) Years experience, good English.
correct spelling: Remington or Densmore .
quick and accurate. H., Tribune ONCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once. No. 1912 Broadway. "a door north
u 3ist-st.. until Q o'clock p. m. adyer-
tlsements received az the following branch
offices Al regular Office rates until o. clock
D. m. viz. 254 sth ave. s. :. cor. 23d-s,..
1852 sth-ave.. cor. l2th-st: Mays. 9Th
ave and l4th-s.., l42 Columhus-ave near
West G6th-et los West ~ st near 9th
ave. % East i4th-s,.. 81 West 42d-st.,
between Tth ana s,h ayes $50 East iTth-
-. SIS 3d-ave. between 18TH and nth
49, 7 O.G 2F-aye near eis'-st 700 l~t-
ave. near s9th-st.. ESQ 3d-ave.. nea- 4ist.
WORK T.ANTED.
sNNNNN~NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNN~N~NN
siale.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN. -
Young man. with god reference desires
position with first class architect. HARRY
WILLIAMS. care Campbell. 1886 East 43d
A WELL educated man seeks position Of
trust In any capacity; good references.
also cash security or bond. Address
SECURITY. care = Roessle. ia +. s5th.
BOOKKEEPER. Thoroughly competent:
% years experience. French correspon-
dent. salary satisfactory. references and
bonds. J b. @. 33l West 2eihst
BOOKKEEPER.- 81 day,
one or more. J. Y. L.. 1876 Lexington
ave.
BARTENDER. WAITER or USEFUL
MAN. y. Box 8i4. ! 269 Broadway
BRIGHT young man. ~. handy with tool.
and machinery. strong. willing worker.
viii 40 anything 10 support widowed
mother ROONEY. 22l3 sth-aye.
BUTCHER. - First class. Al reference
being sober. honest and reliable under
stands fruits and vegetables wishes good
position 6Tf lOth-a ave, jewery store.
BOY wishes position a. an Office hoy.
PETER sCHwlND. lao Hamburg-sys..
Brooklyn.
BOY Is. wishes position al anything. can
furnish references b. MICHAELSoN.
40 Forryth 81.
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40 EAST 3sTH -ST.-Iarge room. sec
ond floor. front. parlor dining room rei-
ererces exchanged.
LARGE furnished room. every convent
ence near three line cars. eNcelieu'
table: terms moderate. $40 West HON. 81
l2TH-ST.. - WEST.-EXceptionally pleas
ant suite - two or three second elOIy
rooms. also single room: superior ooa'u
references.
81 WEST S4TH- ST. Double rooms. thlI1
and fourth floors. with board la's'
closets. references.
39TH-ST.. 60 WEST Comfortable sulte
or two connecting rooms. one lhler
room. table and service good, references
nth ST. ~ EAST Stuyvesant Square --
with board handsome rooms. racing
park. southern exposure. dining room on
rarlor Moor. references.
- EAST nth ST.-Handsotne single
rooms. fine table. desirable location.
18TH ST. i33 EAST .-Large. sunny front
rooms. also BEAUTIFUL back parior'
French-Ameriran board modern accom-
molations: private residence; reasonable.
i.5G2 BROADWAY. BETWEEN 10TH &
9TH SIS -Hygienicaily perfect rooms.
double and single with or without hygiene
board TYRRELLS.
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HELP WANTED.


Female
WANTED.-An honest, capable woman 20
live IN country with small family. no
washing; must be good cook, permanent
situation. Address Box 3ei. WATERFOWL.
Lnnn-
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nIsINEsS CHANCES

-o~~.oNoNNNNNNrJonJo --~--0~-~"S7~N>>>~N
PROSPEROUS established publicauon.
wishing 70 expand and separate editorial
and business departments. offers editor
ship 20 person ~ ability investing S-upp.
EDIT Tribune ONIce.
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PURE CANDY.
FOR PURE CANDIES co tt

FOR PURE CANDIES co TO
T. ElUElBgRT2
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
No. Q wooster-st.. four doors from Canal
St, manufacturer Of supsrfine confectionery
and Chocolates. all candles OF his own
manufacture are warranted pure sugar
only Breion's vegetable colors used. Also
importer Of fruits and rnarrons. glaces,
fancy boxes. bonbonnieres and costumes
notices. etc. .
y. B.-Orginal manufacture Of the old
fashioned chocolate cream drops. sunday
schools supplied at the lowest prices, quail
liy considered. Wholesale and retail. es-
tahiisheS ir 1893.
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COACHMAN. GROOM ~ SECOND NAN
Competent and reliable. neat and stylish
driver: strictly temperate. best refereacss
HARVEY. Aihemsrie stables. 2i5 Le1.ar-
fOr-aFe.
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CARPET CLEANING.

v0-N0--0O0-0---[-7NN0l0 ~
CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hsnd OF
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1858 Broadway. f2l East isth-st
COZ & BRANDT Tel. i3c-3sth.
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

.-O0OD0-N0-0--..~-~-- .O0I000.000NNNNNNN00~
billiard AND POOL TABLES. new
ard secondhand. lowest prices. easiest
fsrrA MARN BROS. - Union N1uare.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

80 NETWORK OF REORGANIZATION.
Teutonic Dec p. noon 7 utonic Jan 81 moor
Germanic Jan. g. noon German!c ..... Feb T. moor
Oceanic. Jan -. II q. m. Oceanic. Feb 81 $50 A m
FOR passage GIT and general Information apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier IS. North River. once. Broadway. y. Y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

@|-|||-~|-|--~|(-|~-~- --(-0|-|-| - :
IRVING PLACE New Throughout.
sunny. heated. bright. cheerful rooms ,
sanitary plumbing: hot and cold water
toa-d -. .oaai
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HELP WANTED.

HLLf| W Nv bDs
~N~~NNn~~N~N~NNNN1N ~N~~~NNc~~~O~~rOo
siolA
WANTED Experienced salesman IN
wholesale piano trade. by a first class
manufacturing concern; state age. makes
handled. territory covered. reference and
salary expected. Address A. r.. Box 20.
Tribune Office.
WANTED. Gardener 20 take charge or
gentleuau's place. single man preferred; ;
must understand his business thoroughly
and be strictly sober. Apply By mail or
personally 20 FERD. MANGOLD, Irving
tCn-On-Hudson, y. Y.
WANTED Several honest, sober. able
bodied men b. work on farm for the win
ter without pay. good prospect for spring
good board. comfortable home. Apply 335
Whiton-st.. jersey city.
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School Aqeneies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Tutors Covernes.es
&C. 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs. VI. j. YOUNG FULTON. q Union Square.
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STEAMBOATS,


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BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newpor, and Fall River
10. y. r. r. Of Warren st. weekdays only AZ
500 T. ~ strs PRISCILLA and Puritan. Orchestra On
each. 80
sTONINGTOS LINE. via Stonlngton-IAav. Per 5B
y r.. foot - Spring 81. weekdays only. r NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. Via New I,rndon-INave Pier SO
y r. foot Of Spring 81. weekdays only. AZ 30 p
steamers city of Lowell and CITY y Worcester.
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers Il and -. North River
Etrurls Dec. % 10 A. Laeania. Jan - ?. N.
I-mbria Jan g. :. VI Campana. jan n noon
VERNON II. BROWN CO. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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WORK WAN TED.

Male. tam,
CHEZ. French; extra Tor a ~ 80 christ
mas Please cali Mrs. Chas. Chagno'' ~"
7th ave
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40 EAST 3sTH ST.-Iarge room. sec
ond foor front. parlor dining ROOM rei-
nrsrces EXCHANGED.
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FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
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MADISON AVE. 343, near 44th-s,.-Un
room: baths. telephone. gentlemen only
references.
10Th BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH
AVES.--Very attractive apartment con
sis.ing 81 four elegantly furnished large
rooms and bath. occupying entire parlcr
f00r and extension. Address NJ. H.. 2i2
Broadway.
oath ST. EAST. 1O7.-Iarge rooms: hot
ami cold water IN each, private house
reasonable. gentlemen.
18TH ST. 62 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished. newly decorated rooms. also par
Tor hJor Tor physicians. reasonable terms
by year.
lO3D-ST.. 100 WEST.-Large from, room.
nicely furnished. near station; 81 80:
gentleman, reference sAMMIs.
IO5 WEST Bath -sr.-Nicely furnished
rooms. single or en- suite desirable
bachelor apartment DOWNS
18TH ST. 3I5 EAsT.-Large front and
back room; heated. newly furnished
'front.' and back par.1r. suitable f1r doctor.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
TIE Tribune received az their Uptown
once. No. ! 242 Broadway. % door north
Of alst-st.. until o'clock .. m. adser-
tsements received az the following branch
offices al regular ONCE rates Until : ~ clock
=. m. viz. 20 shave. : g. cor 23l-st..
i52 9Th ave. cor f2th-st.. Mays 9th
ave and iifh-sf.. I42 columbus ave. near
West 0sth-st: iuG West f2i-st near 9th
ave. % East l4th-st: ~ West 42d-st..
between 7fh and SD ayes i59 East 47ih-
~. 23S 3d-ave between 10Th and 7Ttn
SITS o20 3F-aye near ffst-st.. I T0S fst-
ave near sath-sf Ri0 3f-ave.. near ils'
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ADvER EASEMENTS and Subscriptions Ger
The Tribune received a. their Cptov,
Office. No. ] 242 Broadway. "a door nor-h
OF 3ist-st., until . o'clock =. n. atyer-
tiseinents received A. ;he following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
p m. viz. 254 shave, :. =. cor. Zi-r;
i52 8th-ave cor. l2th-st.: Mscy's eih-
ave. and l4,h-st.: i42 Columbus ave. near
West G5th-st. loo West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave; 90 East ifrr-st.. 257 West 42t-s,..
between 7th and sth ayes l5a East 4fth-
81 33S 3d-ave. between 18th and I'm
ats lO2s 3d-ave.. near 6ist-st. ! 10s is'-
ave near spth-st $50 sf-sve. rear 4ist
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PARIS-Inln.

Steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA sPE-
CTALIY CHARTERED FOR Paris Exposition. Oberammer-
Passion Play and Tour q Europe. June 30.
booking Also Thirty other spring and Summer EK-
cursons Holy Land Parties leave FEB Il and March
FRANK G. CLARK III BROADWAY y. Y
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship ssilngs from Vancouver.
JAPAN, GHlNA, PHILLIP PINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS or INDIA. ..............Jan / Mach &c
EMPRESS OF JAPAN Jan ~ ana Nprll ~
EMPRESS or CHINA .teb. - and May
HAWAIIAN lSlAND9AxDA AUSTRALIA
AORANGI........-.Jan M1OWERA Feb. o
For rates arnly aa3 B-oaaway and 8 Wan s.
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HISTORY OF WIRELESS TELE'inh so AdI \
- ,saa~1 500 including Some Bare Wire ffoRossstsIs
FOR Smb-Aoueous Telegraphs; by J. J. F EIis
Member OF the Institution OF tlec..5cS,i ,r-tr,
nners London with fTontispiece ana mus
lions. Octave. PIP. xvii. S25. Dodo' Mead ~
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PRISONERS ESCAPED.


Two prisoners escaped from the police
station this morning In curious war.
Two young men named Pencil and
Owens were under arrest for stealing .
brush FROM Maurice Robinson and q slot
machine from Swstt's hotel. Owens was
yesterday eiveni 70 days in Jail and
Pennell 30 days The prisoners were TAX
en- from tho court room and locked into
cell with an old man named Nugent. COM
mitted for drunkenness. In locking the
cell tho officer did not press the paddock
together. hence the bolt shot forward
without fastening the paddock. The re-
sult was that as soon as the oiIicsr turned
to go away the paddock fell apart of its
own weight. penneli and Owen opened
the door, slipped ont OF the back en-
trance climbed a fence and escaped by
the way Of Cumberland street. A little
later Nugent walked out into the deputy
marshal's Office and said the "boys" had
gone Then there was excitement in the
station. Officers ran In pursuit Of the
fugitiyes and patrolmen all over the city
were warned to keep sharp outlook.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
POWERS HAD NO CASE.
Captain aud Mate ofschooner Eva MAY
Discharged.

On Wednesday Il iward Powers. sailor
on the schooner Eva May, made complaint
to the United States authorities that be
was brutally assaulted and beaten ~ the
captain, Nielsen Wallace, and the mate,
Levi Foren. at ST. kits, on the voyage
just ended. On Wednesday the mate was
vrested here and Deputy Marshal Hasty
went to Millbrligs to arsest the capita In.
Mr.. Hasty arrived here Thursday night
with the captain. Yesterday morning the
captain and mats were given hearing
bsfore Commissionsr Bradley. Benz.
Thompson, ESQ.,, was counsel for the cap
tain aud mate. Powers gave an account
OF how he was Ill treated at ST. kits.
The sailor was troublesome and brought
to terms, not without some violence.
The captain sent the man ashore In
charge OF the local police. and he was then
taken to the marine hospital.
The captain then produced and submit
ted to Commissioner Bradley certificate
signed by the hospital doctor, before the
United States consul, to the tffecs that
Powers was not seriously hurt and that
be was suffering principally from the
effects Of intoxioation and the continued
use CT liquor Commissioner promptly
discharged both the captain and mate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
Personal.


Rev. DIR. Fem will tegin tomorrow
evening come lectures growing out OF
his foreign trip His subject will be
"Fresh Impressions of the beauty of the
world
MIR. and Mrs. L. T. Bicknell OF Port
land, who have been spending the
week In Gardiner, have returned hone.
Portland people ut the Raymond Spring
House this week are Mrs. Geo. Burnham,
Miss IL. w. Simonton, Chas. II. Rldlon
and Geo. 4. Owen,
Mr.. and Mrs Chase have been enter
talning jolly house party at their new
cottage "Ihe Chase" on Lossitt's Hill
during the week. The party ives qivsn
for MIR. and Mrs. win Knight of Auburn
and Included Dir. and Mira. Fred Harris,
Mrs Augustus Harris, MIR. and Mrs.
Ed. Foster, Nr. Heath of Auburn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dresser of West
brook.
Miss Elizabeth Rines returned on Tues
day after nearly years absence and Is in
her rooms at the Columtii.
Mrs. Mary Dame Hall, ex-presiient of
Serosis, arrived from New York thursday
night and is the guest OF Mrs. George q.
Frye until Tuesday. when she becomes
tine guest of the Maine Federation.
Miss Helen Cos CT the Portland School
OF Gymnastics, has moved from her for
mer residence on Cumberland str set, tn
tba Davis Hor Sc, GO Congress street, head
OF Park street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
CAPTAIN OF EVA MAY.
U. $. Commissioners Decides That There
is No Reason for Holding Him.

The time of United States Commission
err Bradley was occupied yesterday fore
noon with long resltal of the felicitles
and infeiicities of certain mariners in the
harbor of st. hitts. 1t seems that the
good schooner Eva May set sail ON the
18th of last January from the harbor OF
Wilmington, Del, for the barbor OF St.
kits. in the West Indies. Captain Nell
son A. Wallace, of Nillbridge, Me-. was
in command, and Levi S. Foran of the
same town. was mate. The cook was
Edward Powers, of Portland.
At St kits certain troubles arose be.
tween the captain and the cook. The
cook alleges that the fundamental cause
was TIE same as that hish preoipitated
he Trojan war. Ihe captain and mate
represent that the cook became GRAZ I'd
with drink, and had to be dealt with
forcibiy. The captain admitted throwing
the cook forcibIy out of the cabin at st.
Kits; bat produced a certificate from
the physician Mt the hospital where the
cook was taken after being arrested, stat
ing that the only trouble with the man
was caused by too much liquor. The ar :
rest of the cook was precipitatsd ore day
when he chassi the captain about the
deck with q razor, threatening to cut the
latter's gizEard out. The captain kept out
OF the cooks way while some of the crew
went ashore for the police. 1he captain
paid eff the cook at st. Kitts, paid hi.
hospital bills, and gave him $40 in money
as present, besides his fare to New
York.
The cook Was not placated by this, but
made complaint Of abusive treatment
and had the oapatin and mate arrested.
Capt. Lemuel @. Means, Of Portland,
Formerly of Millbridge, testified that
Capt Wallace had been In the employ.
ment of his company for eight or to 4
years, and bad always been efficient, reli
able and just to his men.
Capt. Bartlett W. Strout, of Millhridge,
corroborated this testimony.
Commissioner Bradley. after patiently
hearing the testimony, decided that there
was not shadow OF evidence on which
to hold ths mats. There was evld snos to
show that the captain had used forcs on
the COOK, but 1t did not show that there
had been bad treatment of such kind
as to warrant the finding of probable
cause against the captain. So both the
captain and mate were discharged from
custody.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
SILVERWARE
SALE.

We have large stock of sterling
silver and Rogers best plated ware
made by the International Silver Pate
Co, which has absorbed all the prln-
cipal factories ot'this country.
During the month Of October we
shall make especial low prices on all
these goods. Rogers best knives.
5000 per dozen; teaspoons, $l.99 per
dozen; dessert spoons, 1914 per dcz-
en-; table spoons, $500 per dozen, and
forks, $500 per dozen. Sterling 81 :
yer teaspoons. 50 10 per set We have
over thousand pieces OF sterling sill
yer 10 show you.
We have large 10, Of si,verware
that we shall sell at % per cent dis
count TO make room for our Christmas
goods, and if you wish anything in the
silver line we can suit you and give
you lower prices than any dealer in
this or any other city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
BRIEF J0TTINGS.

By agreement of the owners Of the
steamship Vienna and Mr.. Cato, who
died a writ Ct attachment against her,
evidence relating to condition of the ship
ut the time young Cato met his death by
falling in the ships hold, was taken
Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff Dsspesux has realized for the
county from the sale of the liquor emp
ties CT September, $3.50 10. He has
quantity of liquor yet remaining,
A banquet for which arrangements are
Amos L. Allen, the Republican Congress-
ional nominee, by the Lincoln club, dur
ing the latter part Of the month.
Some time during October there will
be tried in the United States Circuit
court an action of redemption brought by
Captain Charles A. Clark OF Cedar hap
ids, Iowa. VS.. Spencer u Rogers Of Ban
gor. on the foreclosure of a mortgage on
large tract OF wild land In the town of
Monson.
Funeral services fer the late Mrs. Sarah
9. Parker were held from No. SO Gilman
street at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Rev. A. IL. Wright officiating. Inter
ment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Rev. J. ii. Atwood of Canton, N. Y,
has accepted tho call to the pastorats of
the Church OF the Messiah, Congress
street., made vaea mt By the resignation of
Rev. w. NJ. Kilnmell. Rev. MIR. At
wood win prsaoh his inaugural sermon
on Sunday, November g.
The Wholesale paper dealers OF the city
will close their stores at 3 p. IN. Satur.
days through the winter.
The Wholesale Grooers and Flour Deal.
ers, according to their vote at the annual
meeting, commence closing at one
O'CLOCK Saturday, the Tth, the arrange.
ment now being for the year round.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Portland Gas Light company Thursday
afternoon Mr.. Burton Smart was elected
treasurer of the company, to fill the va
cancy caused by the resign alton Of y. K.
Moore.
The reference room in the public library
was reopened yesterday afternoon about
three o'clock after being closed Off repairs
nearly three weeks. The room has been
tinted and whitened and the floor has
been oiled, 1t was quite an undertaking
to take all the books out and put them
back again and 1t consumed considerable
time.
The wholesale grocery and -four dealers,
according to their vote at the annual
meeting, will commence closing at one
O'Clock Saturday, the 9TH. the arrange
ment now for the year.
The construction of the new Portland
bridge sidewalk is progressing rapidly.
The wall Is nearly completed and the
laying OF brick win begin in few days.
Now that the overseers of the poor have
removed to their new otfics in the room
formerly used for the storage of school
supplies, the alteration of their former
quarters as an extension of the central
police station win soon commence, the
carpenters beginning in few days.
ssterday Liquor Deputies Gribben
ard Osborne mad, seizures at Nos. Alb
Commercial, 1877 York and 6s Washington
streets
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07

No matter what price YOU
with 10 pay. from 3Sc 90
$3.50 per pair. we can give
yOe ~ corset that will FIT
you in every way.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
FoRTNIGHTLY STEAMSHIP SER
VICE,

Messrs. James Thorn, manager Of the
Hamburg American line, Johannes
Merck, director and freight manager,
and. Q. p. Oswald, the New York agent
OF the same line, wsre in Portland ycsser-
day and accompanied by Frederick Smith
of the Grand Trunk, and c. W. 4. God.
ing Of this city, made tour of the steam !.
ship wharves and the elevator.
MIR. Thorn tod reporter that the HAM
burg American limo had contracted with
the Grand Trunk railway for fort
nightly service to Hamburg this winter,
but that 1t was possible that this arrange
ment would be changed to ten-day ser
vice with smaller beats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07

New VANS To Let. For sale, Lost, Found
End similar advertisements will be found under
them appropriate heads on page g.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07

F.O. Bailey 81 Co are to sell the entire
furniture and fixtures of the West End
fotsl at Bar Harbor ON Thursday of next
week. Arrangements have been made
with tie Maine Central r R. for one
unlimitet fArs f1c tn. round trip to per-
ons atte I'd n thu sais.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Edward Owens. larceny, so days in
county jail.
lanes W. Pennell and Edward Owens,
larceny, eaoh 30 days in county jail.
Charles b. Canals, assault, discharged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07

Hood. Pms cure liver ms; the nonirriating and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparllli..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07

Ladies' opera length Cash
nsere Hose tina. are as good
value a we can bay tliis year 90
sell al 50 cents per pair. rehucpd
30 only
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-07
NEW ApYERrlsEMrrrs.
NEW ADvERrrsEnEsrs.

You may wear IN Low
Priced Corset for common
wear. We are selling the
average soc quality at 8 Sc
per pair.