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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
LONGFELLOWS POETRY,
There ~ Much Resemblance Between
the Anne rican and Tcnnyscn

Editor Of The Times:
S.r-This is the anniversary OF the
death of LOngfe.low. lie died on lhe
..l Of March. 49,. Just nine days be-
fore he wrote his last poem, "Ihe Bells
of san Bias" and this circumstance I'M
parts on anticlpatory tenderness 10 It's
concluding lines.
ONT a.. the shadow of night
The word rolls into light
IL is daybreak everywhere.
Th,re is "A like significance IN Ienuy
SONS brief ode, Crossing the lar.
among the last verses that he wrote. IL
concludes as follows:
For tho. from out our bourne OF Time
and Place
The mood may bear me idr'
i hope TO see my pilot face 10 lace
When / have crossed the bar.
lie requested that the future editions
NJ his works should conclude with TINS
rleev. and il formed part OF the services
al his burial. having been. some time
before. set 90 music hy Lady Tennyson
There IS much resemblance between
those TWO poets. Doth in the description
of their shorter poems ana ballads that
touched the popular heart, ana IN the
pure spoilcss personal character Whlch
embalms in fragrance the memory OF
each Tennyson was unquestionably the
more gifted Of the two: but 1t Is doubt
less true. as has been said. that Long
fellow taught more people 10 love poetry
than any other English writer II was
often remarked that he was more READ
i'm England than even Tennyson. Pro-
lessor White. in his PHILOSOPHY OF Anne
rican Literature" calls Longfellow the
Irving OF Poetry. not powerful. but per
vasive" II Emerson. Ike Goethe. was
the High Priest Of Humanity LOngfehow
was content II only the common people
heard him gladly. We may admire Ten
nyson the more but yet We love Long
fellow the better. lie must be regarded
as the foremost figure in American
! poetry. There are occasional odes ana
rare verses In other OF our poets that
| display more genius. The concluding
! lines OF Bryant's Thdnatopsis afford an
| instance. and most Of the little that
! Poe wrote is superior TO any American
; verse But. take him for all In all. Long
| fellow holds the place In American hters'
| ture Of the latter half OF the nineteenth
century that Tennyson occupies In Eng
| nsh literature OF the corresponding pc
! riod
Andrew Lang puts Tennyson first, Scoi'
| second ana Longfellow third. Whnt
! conceit To place Scott above byr"h II
poetical genius. II l. familiar 10 schoo'
| children that Scott himself confessed ,n'
superior strength. and more oaii"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

ic,ts. lives but IS their direct master IN
~, economical sense as well. All Siamcse
must work for the king three months
1ui of every twelve. says hdfon ieS7,
80. gives and takes tneH "'"''" "'
.uauv Doc takes. mss his civil list or
sr6oni eo6 year proves. His majesty,
repudiatiou of This porcelain money '
-.,,,iysl.rf to rancclnc au Internal dent
,roonnfine to some Sil -. 10 Is q Siam
rsc game of Bryanism.
"'ro understand how this money came
tn Do i--ued Says Che baron. one mus
,.l. int. consideration certain phases ol
ei,w,.n Tfc An Siamcso are inNtlcIale
'.,mblcr-. Gambling houses flourish ID clt-
f.. lrd hamlcts. wherever few natives
live together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

ALSO have ust past my eleventh hiIi 1
DAN. thought would try AND SOC h"
. r.u.U do. 4 send my poet n win inl-
and nopo you Will find 30 worthy oil pei"-
put u your puDr
Respectfully
Master HENRY &c. HUTCHINSON.
Stanton. Va. March %. lNa
REMEMBER THE MAINE.
Remember the Maine
Put take care Spain.
our men wi night
With all their mieht
Remember the Maine.
The explosion Of the Maine
Made laughing in spain.
Bgt the lighting of Schley
Made the Snaniar9e rrr
Remember the Maine.
Tho lighting of Dewey
Krut the Sn8uiards on duty
And fnc fCltirg Of NNos
Laid me Spsniards in piles.
Remember the Maine
Remember the Maine
Cause Wen fix Spain
For sinking that shin
she. Wen surely whip
So remember the Maine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

md had his being. Among those VINO
stood around the grave ~ longfeio"
was Emerson. who himself died a month
later. lie was in the almost total eclipse
~ his faculties. and peering into the
crave ne said. ~ gentleman lies mere
who has beautiful soul. but nave
forgotten his name II II s'oieal hedi,
80 J.. $ NJ.
Washington. d. C., March p. 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
BRISTOL TOWN
VERY NUCHALNE.
Many Improvements Underway in the
Enterprising City,
SOME RAILROAD EXTENSIONS
Ore and Timber Regions To he Tapped
Mcthodists to Add to Sullin'> Col.
Iege-strect Halfway TO IL
Elcctriiicd
SOME RAILROAD EXTENSIONS.

, pprsTOI,. TENN March % -Spe l-
The Vire,na and Southwestern Hal"'.
rounany and the Virginia Iron. Coal and
coke Company. the TWO strong syndicate
a. Eastern capitalists. who are h'cN'"
h, Moore O. schloy. of New York a"d
Who recently purchased ah OFT tlr li'"
furnaces of Southwest Virginia i'tri|..
with the old South Atlantic dNd 'h' '''
Bristol and EIizabethton railroads GONE
Solidaung the latter two uni' ''' Old
a. The nrsi above named COMPANY "l
having fifteen elegant offices nii'd "p
q, th. Anderson Block. on Main street..
end Will us. these ae fhc chief offices 'I
~. two companies. making Bristol hrfo-
Drs~far- and tine centre oi tnrr npti
,ions ar George J.. Carter me p.'4i-
dent o. both comnauie-. VIII soon r'h"N,
fls family from Pulaski, VA, Goo BRISTOL
and make this his home
To THE ORE FIELDS.
The old Bristol and E.iz 'hl"h I''''
now part Of che Virginia an" 0'".-
western railway. viii az once Poe A',".
"a 20 the iron ore fields ODD Johnson
,0,r,, Engineers are DOM ODD '0r
,rorrd surveying the route up thr "a-
-. river valley. This railroad WITT
ir.rr tho iron or, to Br.staI- h- N."-i
furnace. ..f....
WorFm.r are now cnr'-ed i. 'h'''
che Ho'efon Valley railroad 'it. to-"
rsrre, from Hc Greek Park 'n f.-i DAM.
= distance of about hre m Ih'''.
s,tr ha fuut ten or fftecn miles to inr
vast pine forests of SHADY Na.',
g. Ne.er. Dml g. Irvine. OF i1nh-'
80, who own several thousand acres
49, rreeo valuable rmhercd lands
THO bristol street Bai'vtN '"mh.'
So ,-e,f-1 81 burd.ac and awe nnii
nan. .f..frfc r..nt Of fhD.r own WIN
.ff .f-. f.r.t h iulnrlN srNii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

sweep OF Byrons pinion. and that II Is
to this we owe the turning OF Scott 3
pen from poesy 90 fiction. and the en-
chantmont of the Wayerlev Novels.
There as something surprising attrac-
tive in me essential refinement Of Long
fellow. the pure suolimaied d'-
mosphere ion which boz lived and moved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
Richmond fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.


81 lii-D L H. IN i'll -, 49, I...,
LLAA H. 40 KIDS l'L-i.l p --N l
t.oS 4. al. Dai5 4ol N '7i'''.7 5000 ,Ir-
POINTS NDi -4" ','t- D'-'' l5'.III.t.
.'4u ei" 4 l. -'. ,'.r
aIetP'l7 -' NC" t,...,....t.u
5.-V y. "a. SUNDAY DNl9s tvt ID "- .''''0
Ind points -Nuiln. 3-'Fa o.. '..
Olcu Alien, .A7AiaH4' 4"' tf.
Doa"eA, Hulnei ".eA, 0''..'' ,,-.-i.
Fredericksburg, Brooke 4"1 "4"-
water IuDmau lag.
r Al DaII. tADtul sunday i.I
Oh" tI.-nf.elDu ..ru points Aolll. St.ss
~ r..s Ashland. Iayu.-.l.e, 4oa-
re.l' EutGcr Glen. teno.a. AA.lo-a.
W ,'5.."ts i,..l(.' ana N.l.a4t,t.
t1'r,.t- "a.
~ nan. eNeeof Monday Sew
''oo a. "a "a Ilorl,Is sgs.i.. Solid
,.st11oYieI main csmp6sed exclusive
y gt i-i'''''' i';.'I''',o.luaia ana Sew
-t \. ioo.i sl,os.
,..oo a. a. f-- a.r.nr sunday for wash
law "a 49, I'd ~.irfs Month. STOPS at
re. GlrH Ancn. Ashland. boswell.
1Ii11rord observation-disclosures. Broohc. aud
S1ttttt.u.ter parIor oar. also. cou-
.u'"',JT -. .irr.i limited al
meets WIZ '''7'
assume o'rr, ,.r 1,...rfr~fo, and
40 "a ,tr55 Sion, sf f,Iba ASH
lsnd. boswell Mliori Freaeriess,,
DUE, .i,tioD. Sl.6.,ys sleeper
iAchmiona, Z" ~ "'.,..i.
vi W., o., .,..,5 i.t'., -'.,,TroN
Ahi'l ~ 49,, So. ty'I.,..t.r
$40 A. NJ. bait. H."PH a, -S',"'is..,I
ar stations sundays sleeper New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
YORK RIVER LINE STA WEST POINT,
THE tANONIE ROUTE NORTH,

YORK. klN ER LINE STA WEST POINT,
THE FAEORlIE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 =. NJ. $50. 10. Baltimore Limited.
daily except sundays. Tor We
Point and boz nrmediate stations.
making close connection 30 We
Point Ou Mondays Wednesdays Huu
fridays with steamer Tor baltimore
dlsOt HItl Stage Az Lester Manor Tor
Waikcrt0D and Tappah9uuork on
Tuesday Ihur- days aud Saturdays.
$50 J.. N. So. ll. local express. Mon
DAYS. Wednesday, and fridays, FOR
West Point and intermediate sta
tiOuf. Connects with stage al Lester
Manor i0r Wa.kerton and Iappahan-
mock. also, at West Point NiiE
steamer for Baltimore. stops az all
stations
800 A. M. so. 6 local mixed. Leaves
daily except sunday from Virginia
street station for West Point and
intermediate stations, connecting
with stage at Lester Mauor ion
Nalkert0n and IappahanlocA.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
1910 4. NJ. Wednesdays and Fridays o..
40 +. NJ. Daily except sunday from
West Point and intermediate sir-
lions.
steamers .care West Point a. 800 P. III
Mo7day- Wednesdays and Fridays tNh
Baltimore at 500 T. VI. Tuesdays lfDI'-
DAYS and saturday,
Ticket office ~ station foot y Nlrsiili.H
street. Op.n from eco a. VI 20 o..
- VI and rom q.2o D. NJ 20 - s.. VI.
city ticket 0doe s03 east Main u, slt,'-.
Tn. ,f.ra,e~ Cen Pass Agent
+ s CANNON. Third Vice. resident
and Gent Manager. Waenln1 CON.
C. W WESTHfRN TRAY Ifr-. Ar.-H
go cas-. Main ST.. Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
Main street Property.

aoed vas recorded I'm the Chancery
com, Yesterday By J. p. Bell and
,,,tc coryeying To r. a. Harwood p feet
o y, ,be norif Side Of Main street between
Tvelf,h and Thirteenth. the consider
,sfon being s. so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
MONDAYS Committees

Tho committee on Accounts and Print
H. n,oo,s Al & o'clock Monday evening
" The committee on Claims ard Salaries
meets at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

Editor n Tho "wes.
.lN h.ufIya Times archer
psga's piece o. Afy on the Maine. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
RAILROADS.
I'D.
Southern
Railway.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH l..


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH j.
TRAIN LEAVE lsg RICHMOND. VA.
100 =. NJ, No. H. southern zap ,,.,
daily for Atlanta. Augusta ana
points south. sleeper Tor pdnNile'
greensboro. SALISBURY anu nag,
lotto open at Richmond 3.'V l.. ~
stops Tor passengers at local sta-
lions betwcWeu Richmond ono Dan
VILE.
lotte with New York and Florida
Express go. J0. carrying ihi"Ns.
Shoppers between New York aud
Aiken anu New York aud tampa.
with connections Tor All lotlod
points. Also connects ut DdnfiNe
aud Charlotte with Washington ana
southwestern Limtted go. 3D carry
lus through siccpcrs between NtW
10TH ana Nashtlne, NtW lDl > tl.l
Memphis. and New York ana NeW
orlcdus with conncc tloH7 lot ait
points iu Texas. Mexico ana O%i-
fornia.
1901 +. n. 80. +. solid train daily FOR
Charlotte. y g.. connects 900 Mos--
ley with FarmyilIe and Powthal,.an
railroad. At keysyiue for Clarh5-
Vile. oxford, Henderson and Dur
ham, and al Greensboro for Dur
ham, Raleigh and W in7iou-oa.tm,
al DaulIlle with No. ~. United
states fast mail, solid train. daily
FOR New Orleans and points South.
which carries s.cepcrs New York t)
New orleans Aud New York go Jack
sOnVlile aud Miami for Nassau ard
Havana. Through sleeper Salisbury
To- Memphis. also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Wednesday and Satur-
dag Washington 90 san Francisco
without change
500 =. NJ. so. D.. local daily except
sunday, Tor heysylle and .uterme-
date points
TRANS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
C.-5 p NJ From Atlanta Augusta and
Ashcyiue
$40 a. A.. from koysvlllc and local
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos % and 80 between Manchestee
and Ncapolis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
~ nAMEs AID nrRsnY MARINE MsrARNcE coNPANY.

y, nAMEs AND uERsEY MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
4NNIAI STATEMENT YEAR ENDING M MI
AFFAIRS or tue Tllt ~ -7,dA1PiNY
LIVERPOOL EN1 10 rIl.
on
GINA p-PSi,NNCE LAWS OF VIRGINIA
G LIVERPOOL. Eng
j
l ID .tt.l, t,t-rV
l'rncir DO
Cienera Agent u g. "
anizdo uoruo
mencedB business n United States-At'iloI lNV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

Plum Il s..!.: 81. &: 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
The Richmond Transfer
Company,
Mo oO3 EAST MAIN STREE 7

GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAM
SHIP TICKET OFFICE.
CITY TICkET OFFICE FOR PULL
MANS PALACE CAR COMPANY.
c1,ATE-ROOMS RESERVED OF OCEAN
STEAMERS.
without cost to passengers. baggage
called for and checked 10 destination.
iice Handsome Pleasure Carriages for
- TATIY-HO COACH and OMNl-
ElJsES for PICNIC PARTIES. Branch
fHce at jefferson Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

81 Sew york via James river every
Monday passengers ana trcis , 5,,S a. 90 H.
VI. -N...,...,ger.l leaves Richmond for Nor
@ ss't l' "Sery "Wednesday and SATURDAY az ;
i.'H connecting wiki steamer for New
22t,SSc,t NEW YORK passengers can
l.'H, EXCEPT SUNDAY. o +.
l,'N .,,,rdav T.. ~ for Richmond via
Oid ROM. srtAMEK VIA James river
DIX .'.,.,e every saturday tpl sseuIers
roI'' fre,ehu. ! T.. NJ and freight by
ann Ga Norfolk Monday and Wed
..'sdsvs Sainss from company pier
-. \orfr rlyrr.
ror fuu information apply 90
f'' '' Holm f. MAYER. Agent
1912 east Main street
Richmond Va.
crufaudeu Vice President and
IT, rflc Manager. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26

CAPITAL
Amount ofo Ha o. . ..
ACCOUNT UNITED STATES AND "A G
s1 TBS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

Among the many touching stories
arising from the late war. the following
is told by the New York Commercial
ADVERTISER:
n man Of the Thirty-third Michigan
was loaded down with baggage. and
ever his shoulder he carried TWO guns,
tied together with Irvine. He was
"nh1ki"% II cigar. and kept up a con-
staLi stream Of bantering remarks in a
reckless way.
WHERE'S our train. boys" ne said. as
his company crossed the platform and
c!"n'h, down the sandy slope toward
tn :" ~. Don't YOU see the ,irn?
1r' d Stable Cars Wen. thank
&C " we're going the ether way
tbs =. .'.''
W. he men halted b,s.Gc Tie cars
a h%'' aGer said nfrab.y to Ills man:
"N"n' cot more than your share OF
bar"" e"
81 %&"'t know about that" answered
III y. hgan soldier. yobrrly.
'"Wicrp did you get the extra gun ?"
'"1i's dead mans gun. !, bclcnped
TIA nan who was killed down in Cuba"
""Ard You are taking 1t home, are
y6h?" b Z -
e." Yves, I'm taking II TO his folks"
The stranger seemed inclined TO pet
more Of the story. but the soldier turned
hh head away. 80 that no one could BEE
M face.
Ut belonged to my brother" he said.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
ELECTROCUTED BIRDS
Copper Conductors Make Attractive
Looking Perci,es. hut Prove
Deadly When Utilized.

If birds only knew better they
wouldn't do their love-n,aking on cleo
tric transmission wires. The impru-
tcCce Of lha, procedure has been fire.
G-:ntly proved. notably last year in The
case Of two owls al Il the two cages
which were crema,rd on the lines of
A long-distancc transmission circuit in
California. Ii will be remembered HAT
by strange element of seIective1.
IN the action Of the current the OF IS
were unusually favored. being kiI.~d
without the slightest Gisis urement
and failing 10 the ground viii hardly
= feather rutiled. while the greater part
Of the two eagles went up in blue
Amoke. says the ST. Louis Globe Demo.
crat.
A similar fate has befallen pan of
fowls which sought the shelte. OF
power house in Canada for their even
ing roost. The power company wi. .ch
supplies the city Of Three Rivers gener-
ates its current l6 miles away and
transmits il TO the city at pressure Of
l2.WO volts. \ few evenings ago the
city lights sudd. My went out. The
lights soon started up again. and there
1vas no further trouble. The folI,.wlng
day the electrician went on tour of
inspection. Entering the substation at
THREE Rivers. he noticed in pro-
Dou"'." IoIm the smell Of badly con-
ducltG restaurant Looking 8. .....'. he
found the cause of the previous nj, is
interruption. window had teen
broken in the station. and throur!. ;;.ls
two chickens had slipped INSIDE and
roasted on the bare copper conductors.
AZ Chanticleer kissed Birdie good
night" he completed the circuit. the
lovers were elsctrocuted. and the lights
yer" rui out.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds rs Der
TreaAurer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 81, 1893:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
JOINT STATEMENT
OF TRE-
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending March 81, 1899.
STA TIE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY IF ELKo. 3d.
AUDITORS OFFICE,

ELKo, April 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Eiko county, New. i;
GENTLEMEN:-We d. rewlth submit
orr Qarterly Report OF the Finances
of the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
&. A. WATKINS, Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash Ill treasury to the credit Of the
various funds, March 81, 1899:
In State fund, d .. -. 3 4.U39 40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance in Treasury Dec.
81. 1884,. ....... .S25,936 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

People often notice two sorts CT melons
at this season. one q striped mslon and
I the other very dark green, The form err
Is thl first melon to arrive and at this
season thsy are very ripe and nice. The
dark sort Is the Jersey melon little later
than the former, but is considered the
sweessr of tie two.
A fat car on train No. Is on tAe Port
lana & Rochester railroad, due in this
city at AS p. NJ. and In charge of Con-
ductor Jim Lysaght. became dsrailed
while passing through Hollis Center
station, Tuesday afternoon and us result
two other cars vera thrown of tho iron.
There was no DANA o as tho cara wero net
lol1ld.
District Tenplar Nesmsta and E. d.
Bnrnham are busy getting ready for tho
mammoth temperance meeting at Camp
lookout, Peaks Island, August 18th.
The grand officers as well as tho sixteer
district councils are to be invited.
The Berlin Mills Co. are making some
great changes In the condition of things
, at the foot of High street. Tho old Best
property has teen transformed into what
will he then tho work Is completed o
model wooi working plant. A prick
e,gine has bssn added and tas old build
lings are so much ohansei that their best
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03

the cars. The train was travelling at
the time about 20 miles an hour. From
the time IL was found Saturday TO the
time Mr.. Swasey received 1t Monday, the
watch had lost only one-half minute.
Freight engine GA Of the q. II. r, has
just returned from the Gslham, N. H.,
shops. She las received new steam
pump ard has had new automatic
couplers put on at each end. This is the
only g. T. r. freight engine In this dis
trict SO fitted.
Apples are coming into the m arket in
quite large quantities. but the prices are
yet at a notch which renders them more
popular when bought singly than by
the bushel.
At meeting of the committee on un-
improved real estate held yesterday after
noon. few matters of minor Importance
were disposed Of.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03

friends in former days would not know
them. A high picket fence is being built
around the lower end OF the establish
ment.
Yesterday Liquor Deputies Gribben and
Osborne made seizure at Nos. 242 Fore
street; CO. 4l3 and 547 Commercial street
and II Pleasant.
An enjoyable yachting party was Civ
en- Tuesday afternoon by Capt. Benjamin
Webster on his fast little steam yacht
Norma. The party left Cushings island
at o'clock and sailed among the islands
of the boy until o'clock.
The most interesting event at Union
station yesterday was the arrival of the
Lewiston and Auturn mArketmen on
their way TO Old Orchard for their annual
excursion. The special train OF Is oars
arrived about 0 o'clock, and 1t had on
one of the biggest crowds OF the season,
fully 300 people being aboard.
A case Of sosIlet fever in the rear of No.
4S Cedar strest, has been reported to the
board OF health.
Statistics returned by the drnwtender
at Tuksy's bridge show the following
volume of traffi, over that bridge on
Tuesday: ss7 vehicles. 2ia pedestrians
and i.0l5 persons riding. bicycles, ISL.
Thess figures were re turned by the draw
tender at vaughan's bridge: Vehicles,
l.cos; pedestrians, SIG; persons riding,
1885; bicycles, ls9
During the month of July the Portland
police have made 26l arrests, sut-diyided
as foliowsi breaking and entering. 3;
search and seizure, z; larceny, IS: fast
driving, 2; amortization. 1e3; yagran-
cy, G; assault, Is; ARRAY, 2; bastardy, /;
defrauding innholder. 2; evasion CT fare,
l; insane, j: larceny from person, p;
suspicion OF larceny, 81 public distur-
bance, /; nuisance, =; night walking. i;
resisting officer, Q; riding bicycle on side.
walk, /; runaway, /; Sabbath breaking.
8; suspicious person l; safe keeping, s.;
uttering obscene language. 8. Total,
263. During the month OF juno 247 arrests
wero made.
Yesterday the street department. force
began the construction OF sidewalks on
Pleasant street. woodsords Today will
bs begun the resurfacing of portion OF
Kennebeo street.
Fred Swnsey, the conductor on tho Boz
ton Ss Maine, who lost his watch between
the cars near Kennebunk on Saturday,
reroTerci it Monday, somewhat tho
worse for wear. 1t was found about GO
feet from whsrs 1t vent down between
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03
CHILDREA'S GARMENTS.

All Childreu's higher grade Refers
are divided into three lots and will be
offered at $3.50, ESQ md $50
LOT NO. Consists of $3.50, 3. 0s and
$50 Refers. We haven't very many In
this lot, but while they last your choice
at &I.5O
LOT NO. 2. For this lot we have as
sorted all the S4.99 and $50 Refers we
had left and will offer them at $3.50
LOT NO. 8. In this lot we have put
all Children's Refers which sold for
merly at $3.50 and upward apd viii offer
them now at $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03
WAISTS.
Silk Waists.

Now tall waists are expected to be In
soon and though somcof these we have
in stock are fully as good, VIC shall be
glad to offer them for this sale at the
following prices:
$2.0s, 8 0s, a 9s, sos.
LOT NO. 1. All S40S and IS so
Colored Taffeta and Satin Waists in this
lot. White they last $2.9s
LOT NO. 2. Iu this lot we shall put
the handsome Plaid Waists and some of
the nicely corded Taffeta Waists which
re;ailei formerly from s6.9S to SS.9S.
Now So 0S
LOT NO. 3. ANY silk Waist which
sold formerly from $3.50 to S11.50. go
now ut &dgS
LOT NO. A. Any waist in the house
which RECALLED at the first OF the season
above $1,000. Your choice now at
You will find n few waists In this lot
which are worth $3.50, 1000 and $500
These goods need no comment for
nearly all our patrons are aware that we
carry the prettiest line of silk Waists
in the city.
Some of James McCreery & Co.'S
Waists of New York are included In the
above lots.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03

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ing out of town for the season are re-
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dre:s of the paper changed as often as
desired, if they are regular subscribers.
To those not regular subscribers the
paper will be mailed at the rate of
fifty cents a month.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-03

To-day in the Base
ment a special clearing
out sale of Dorflinger's
finest cut glass at halt
Price.
In the collection are
berry and salad bowls,
olive and almond dishes.
fruit dishes. caraffes.
flower holders. jugs, CO.
logne bottles, rose bowls,
sugar and cream sets,
call-bells and numerous
other small odd dishes all
useful. all fit for wedding
or other occasion gifts or
to grace your own side.
board.
It's a remarkable OPP
poytanity to pick asb a tea0
pieces Of good cstt glass at
a price that represents a
small part Of the actual
0alme.