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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-10
-oopoS.Is FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

i .,r.nortat.or Department Of the Interior once o.
Iransspstrs w. lington. D. c. March 30 1899 Sealed
Indian raorssd Proposals for beef -four or trans
proposals ~, - the case may be- and directed TO the
potstioni 81 indian Affairs, 1902 State street Chit
cage I'LL, Is 1899 furnishing for the Indian Service
Gay: Ap, bacon beans coffee. sugar rice tea, and
beef np,,es Of subsistence also for boots and shoes
o,hT baking powder crockery agricultural i'm
sTccesr1ss paints oils glass tnwsre wagons harness;
leather s.s and long list 81 miscellan articles
ress., or the transportation Of such OF the articles
also h unnlies as may not he contracted for TO be
GOODS a." he agencies. Sealed proposals Endorsed
esNss.b Tor blankets wooen and cotton goods cloth
ppes as the case be- and directed 70 the Com
ng ete.. ~ indian Affairs. Nos. a and ~ wooster
rns:lon,Ni .s York city will be received until o'clock
n. s % blankets wooden and cotton goods cloth
nohn .iens hats and caps Bids must bS made out on
ins .,t hlanks Schedules giving all necessary In
e,Ion for bidders viii be furnished on application 70
foInSusvsssr once Washington. d. G. Nos II and 70
ne street New York City; or 1902 state street
Moos,. a nj the Commissares OF subsistence l. 5. A.
Ca Cayenne Ieavenworh Omaha. ST. Louis ST. Paul
o. prsncisrc: the postmasers at sioux city fank
ana Arkansse CITY caldwell. Topeka Wichita and Tue.
ion pa. will he opened the hour and days above
bidders are invited 10 be present at the open
The Department the right to determine the
lnk ~ sstrs-v and 10 reject any and all bids or any
mart Of bid W - s'N' NV''
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE

- POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL SER
NlCE-Post ONCE Department Washington ID. c.. March
81 lso9-Sealed proposals will be received at this De
partrnent until Thursday. May 4, 1859 o'clock
for furnishing wrapping wrapping for facing
slips Irvine letter scales postmarkng and rating stamps
rubber stamps pads. paper. rubber goods. pens pen
holders pencils inks mucilase glass goods rulers art
cles OF steel rubber books typewriter supplies
and miscellaneous stationery In such quantities OF the
different articles respectively and at suck times and
from time to time. they be ordered. during the
fiscal year beginning July 1900. and ending June 30
1900 for the OF branch Of the departmental
postal service Blanks for proposals. with specifications
giving detailed statements OF the requirements
In respect each article also the estimated quaint
ties probably to be required giving full
sructions 10 the Of bidding conditions
TO be observed by bidders will be furnished applica
tcn to the Superintendent 81 the Division Of
fee supplies Fosi once Department, Washington. D. g.
The Postmaster General reserves the right reject
all bids. to waive technical defects and 10 accept
any part Of any bid and reject the other part.
GIL EMORY SMITH.
Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Pa. April T. 1884 -sesied proposals. in trplicste viii
be received this ofce until II o'clock A. M Friday
April IA 1899 furnishing 100 600 s,r
msr Knit Cotton undershr,s 5000 yards Gold Lace;
1000 Flag Halard Devices, complete, with inch bras
screws: so 900 spoois Black Machine Silk b 20 yard
spools. Quantities subject TO 50t Increase IL desired
Articles conform Army Standards: sampe, will
not be considered Government right to reject
or accept all proposals part thereof pref
erence given TO articles Of domestic production manu-
taeture conditions Of quality and price INCLUDING the
price Of foreign productions the duty
,hereon) being equal GUARANTEE in ten per cent
OF the value OF the articles will he required with each bid
Blanks for proposals. &C. will be furnished upon app
cation Envelopes containing proposals be endorsed
'Proposa,s for Military Supplies. and addressed Lit
Col. JOHN v FURES. Deputy ouartermaster-c General
L. 5. Army.
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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR w,sn.

&c.,, inston. D. C.. April s. 1892 Sealed proposals Din
uuphcatc) VIII be received at the Department Ut nj 2
o'clock p m. Thursday. May g. 1899 and win he i'm
heoaNy opened thereafter in the presence such
GERS as may attend for furnishing the following
OF supplies etc. for the Department fe Interior and
the owl Service Comse,on during the fiscal wear end
ing June 30 1900 wit: III for fuel Ice: q, for
furniture carpets and other miscellaneous supplies
tor sasSney Al the same time and place proposals. viii
drugs. paints hardware. fuel ice humber chernica,
laboratory apparatus engraving Photographic supplies
etc, as may De required Hospif1I for
the Insane the Geological Survey. and the Howard rn
Nersy respectively. during the year above indi
Gated Proposals will also be received for purchase
aurnk the same period OF the waste 81 the
psrtment OF the Interior. Bids be On Gov
eminent blanks 81 proposals. etc will he fur-
nshed on application requests for blanks designate
the classes OF supplies which proposed 10 bid
All bidders invited be present opvn,rR
ETHAN A. HITCHCOCK Secretary
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-rp,RT1IENT OF THE INTERIOR. Gen

~ 80, Land once. Washington. d. C.. April s. 1900
eis,onSsals in Quadruplicate will be received this
sac urp,l o'clock M Thursday, May 1899. and
once opened thereafter in the OF
VII as attend for photolithographing and print
sues 90 o60 copies or less. maps Of the United
ng l'na % 900 copies less maps OF the land
s,a,es a. territories prepared in the General Land
s,stes also Tor photothosraphlng and printing such
once, ,ovnship plats be required during the
copies % ending June 80 1900 Forms or proposal
fscs ss snecincations and conditions governing the
embraelss ~ had on application. Proposals must he
above proposals for Photcithoeraphc work General
endorseo All bidders invited 10 be present
land Onoe' BINGER HERMANN Commissioner
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PROPOSALS FOR DRY DOCK. MARE ISL

AND cAIA-sealed proposals. In duplicate. endorsed
Proposals for dry dock, Mare Island" invited and
will be received at the Bureau OF Yards and Docks.
Navy Department. Washington. until O'Clock Saturday
June TO- 1890 and then and there publicly opened for the
construction Of ONE TIMBER DRY DOCK at the Navy
Yard Mare Island. according plans and specifications
which can be seen on application Blank forms OF pro
pOsals will be furnished by the Bureau The appropria
ton this $3.50. Complete plans will be
furnished by the Bureau deposit 500 which Will
be refunded on their return.-MORDECAI T. ENDICOTT
Chief Of Bureau. April 5, 1899.
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y,cvc1r sADDIE EXCHANGE.
prr,I.Rn AND POOL TABLES.

-n~r4~~.~N~~N~~D~~~ N~NS~~<~NNNNSoNN'0>
BILLIARD and pool tables. new ana Sc
ondhand. supplied with Bartholdi QUICK
,,shions lowest prices: easiest terms.
ALFRED MaRX 4 BRO. l24 2. ltth-st
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proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ENvEIC

oPEs FOR THE SEVERAL EXEcuriIvH,Ex t 40 a. 300
MENTS DURING THE YEAR ENDING JtN o. 90
Post once Department Washington. D. - Marsn a.;
io0By the Doth Section Of the Act OF congress
January r. 1885,. made the duty OF the
General to contract for all Envelopes pstn p.s.
printed be used by his own or other DepsIa IA
Under this authority proposals hereby invited ana
will DO received this Department until " .uch
Thursday. the 21th day OF April 1892 for fuInlsnv
Envelopes the several Executive Departments w
certain Government officers else" neIr Ut.
REQUIRE during the wear ending June 80 1900 Proposals
must be made the blank forms provided ny tn ..pro
partment securely enveoped and sealed endorsen
rosas for furnishing Envelopes for the several pos
Departments" and addressed the Third
master General Washington n. G. Bids TO be delivered
person handed before the hour avos
named: otherwise they Will he considered bianN
~ proposal with full specifications WI ~
nished upon application 10 the Third Assistant ins.ai
General Oh EMORY SMITH Postmaster General
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ROAPu AND ROOMS.

s2p-sT.. IS WEST.-Elegantly furnished
suites parlor floor. private baths:
breakfast. rooms for two. So weekly hotel
accommodations: private house; near Wal
dnrf all theatres
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N1NN0Nl0NN0N00N0o0 N00000NoN~~~|~~
CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1855 Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st..
COE & BRANDT. Tel l32-3Sth
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Gicamb OATS.

BOSTON AMID NEW EMGlAMDP0lNTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL river LINE. Newport and Fall River
I've Pier TO- ~ r.. IT. Warren St. week days only o;so
p M strs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. Orchestra On eaen
sToNINGToN LINE via stonington, LsW s.o p'fs ~
n r. foo, o. sp pna N s, H.mp.biYe '"'' - WV
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave re, 81
c,.s ~, civ OK Worcester and Rhode island.
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TYPEwRITERs.

AirEWKlTERS--BARG ma
. snines cheap. RemingtSns. Smiths. SIS.
SS.erranteed: rentals reduced. CONSOLE
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-10

ALL ELECTRICAL WORK ERS ars re-
quested 70 keep away from Newark. ~
'' ior The present on account OF strike.
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y--55,,RTNIENT OF THE INTERIOR United

IL states Patent once Washington, D. c., April S.
sealed proposals Din auadruplcate) will be re
I%, ., this Office until 2 o'clock p M Thursday, MAY
zoo and will Immediately opened thereafter in the
rsssss, wear ending June 30 1900. by the photoho~
NJ nrocess copies Of drawings Of the weekly Issues
napn.., designs trademarks. and pending applica-
for the reproduction OF exhausted copies Of draw
rona ,necincatiODs. for the reproduction foreign
W ~. and publications for producing copies Of draw
rlen reduced scale for the library edition Of patents.
E s a. the production OF the Orcis Gazette Including
aSe.es therefor; also for reproducing by silver print
ScSraphs photographs OF designs Specifications and
sr,ion 10 the Chief Clerk OF the Patent once. Pro
nus, be sealed and Endorsed Proposals.
rcsssanslc Work Patent ONCE The proposals will
at the time and place above stated and bidders
ov,.t,sd 20 be present at the opening.
ore m'" CHARLES II. DUELL. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-10

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE. New London
Conn. April TO- 1soeseal-d proposals In trip,s sao
will be received here until IL o'clock noon May 10 oss
and then publicly opened for dredging N five MIe
and Norwak hsrbors. Conn lnformatien Iu'"''"e" ~
application. SMITH 8. LEACH. Mai, Engrs.
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Proposals.
OF THE INTERIOR, United

IL s,s,es Patent Office. Washington d. c.. April s.
- sealed proposals Tin quedruplicate) Will be re-
HE, q, fhis Office until o'clock p M Thursday. NAV
sv,ssaa and will be Immediately opened thereafter IN
csssencc OF such bidders attend for producing in
tt DIV OF Washington District OF Columbia during
ne ssl wear ending June 30 1900 Photographic copies
ne rings pending applications and OF foreign pat
Specifications and specimens. with forms pro
sns viii be furnished application to the Chief Clerk
pss patent once Proposals must he sealed in
dn..s proposals for Photographic Work Patent ONCE
scrse will opened at the time and plaza above
fhe and bidders invited 10 he present at the
ststeo ~ CHARLES II. DUETI. Commissioner
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TO ADELAIDE TRoBRIDGE. Florence
Davis. Mrs. J. +. Brice. NJ. y. Boyle.
NJ. Owens. J. Williams Mrs. Hy. r. Ran
ney. Mrs. y. f. Worthington. H. Prentice.
Mary J. Peace. A. Fuller. Annie Rooney
and J. VI. Brown: Pursuant to law you are
hereby individually required 10 pay the
charges due for storage. &C.. upon certain
goods and chattels now IN our care in your
respective names on or before April ].
1872. In default OF such payment the said
goods and chattels will be sold 10 pay the
same on April II, 1890. at No 307 West
oth-st.. commencing at 10 80 O'Clock a. m.
WIN. 81. HOWLETT. Successor to
+. Pagan e. Son.
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: s ENGINEER OFFICE. New London,

conr April 10, isaoseaed proposal, IN t ~ is
and then publicly opened dredging in Pawcs.ucN
River r. l. and Conn. and Connecticut River .o mn
furnished application. SMITH s. LEAoh
Mai, Ergrs
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STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN STORAGE WARE

METRoPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
HOUSES, 2O2- 204 Mercer-st.
NewYork, April 10. 1890.
To Chas. Summer Pioneer Corps, Asa ".
Richmond, James Root, Clinton Stewart.
/. Meyer. Mrs. Eagan. Mrs. NJ. A. schnee.
David Unger. Waidron E. Shape. Arthur
=. Gum. Z. w Grimm. Doct. Cunning.
NJ. II. Bryan. Gilbert Kirk. Sarah Il
Brown. Mrs. &. Hurley, Y. r. Cox. Mrs.
". Blair. Chas. W. GIL. Mrs Terney. F.
Ewing. Susan C.oake.' Mrs. -. @. Strother.
Pat +. Terney. Lewis Richwagen. NJ. a.
Van Benschoten. Edward Williams. John
i. Burton. Il. NJ. Helfenstein, Mrs. W.
J.. Fenner. Il. T. Hooker. Mr. Sherman.
Mrs. Cranston. II. A. Sherman. You are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of the lien hold upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given
you, we Will cause such property. to wit.
household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. including trunks. books.
cases. mirrors, hric-a-brac. pictures, &C.
also lot Of guns and drums. stored by you in
our warehouse, 10 be sold at public auc-
ton. according to the statute In such case
made and provided, az 2o2 q 204 Mercer
ST. on Wednesday, April 20. 1899. COM
inencing at 10 o'c.ock a. M. and will be
continued every day thereafter until all
the goods are disposed Of.
MErKOPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
HOUSES.
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HELP WANTED.
-~~N~>~N~O>~(%~N@~N >~>~~-~>>D~>~-~~D~>~
Female
WORK WANTED.

WANTED. Two girls: one for cooking
light work. Apply 338 West s4th-st.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

ADDRESSING envelopes by young girl.
is. Z. BOGEMANN. 139 43d-st.. Brook
Ign.
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MACHINERY.
MISCELLANEOUS

-~o>>>o>~~~~~~~~~~> >~~<~~>>~>~~~~>~~~~~
CASH PAID for entire contents houses,
fats OF forniture in storage. FANClS,
loS West 33d-st
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GOVERNESS. BY superior French gov
erness: German. italian. some Spanish
and all kinds Of needlework: willing 10
travel NJ A. 25S West 36th-st.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Beginner: assist with ONCE duties: 30
Address J. A., 243 West i25th-st.
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A GOOD penman and accurate fgurer In
an Office e. Stuart-st., Brooklyn.
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GOyERNEsS and coMPANIoN.-Eng :
experienced and highly recommended.
used TO travelling: French. music. draw
fng: can assist in management Of house II
required. ENGLISH COVERINGS. 33l
MaGison-ave
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COMPANION. &c.-By young lady with
two years medical training. as travelling
companion and maid. good masseuse.
JESSIE THORNTON. Woman's Med. Col
lege. baltimore. Nd.
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COMPANION.-By young lady Of refine
rnent, position as companion 10 invalid
or elderly lady, Protestant: best OF refer
ences furnished. Address e. b. X, IS
Decatur-st. Brooklyn.
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CASHIER &c.-Iady. speaking French.
German and English fuently as cashier
or housekeeper in strictly frst-class hotel
In city or summer resort: several years
experience: highest references. Address
HONORA BILE. 1854 6th-aye
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ADVERTISEMENTS snc subscriptions fof
The Tribune received AZ their uptosh
onfee. No. ga broadway. ID DIOR nonn
OF sis,-st.. rptiI o O'clock p n. ssanv,ch
osTioss AZ regular ONCE rates until ge'cs
o. m. Via, 25l eth ave. O. .. cor. <'aS
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

SALESMAN. large house doing ex-
tersive advertising wants hustiing young
man. who has travelled extensively. ad-
yertlsing and selling proprietary medicine?
BENEDICT. 152 East GOth-st
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FOREMAN OF pre--room by a middie-agcd
man OF mechanical and executive ability;
wide experience at home and abroad. com
petent TO estimate. etc. A. 1MMEN, 81
Em-st., Albany. y. Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

The Blanchard hotel of South Gardi-
ner was partially destroyed by IRE yester-
day morning. Probable cause, sparks
from passing locomotive. Loss $500; In.
suranoe 1880.
double dwelling house at South
Robbinston, owned by Stephen Hunt and
occupied by William Cation and Amos
johnson, was burned Wednesday night
The loss Is about $500, AMI is partially
covered by Insurance.
Orrin B. Morrow, dead, Auburn, has
been granted restoration and increase
OF pension, So to STA
ii. J. Chamberlain has besn appointed
a postmaster at Bristol.
The Augusta Shoe Factory was sold
yesterday at auction by the assignees to
William Fl. Lee OF Boston forth sum of
$3.50. Ths original cost of .ths plant
built In 1897 was $4,000. Mr.. Lee states
he will noh conduct shoe factory but
further then this he declines TO talk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
CHASED HUSBAND.


Wednesday afternoon the people who
live on Congress street. near the corner ~
Forest, were startled by hearing the
screams Of woman. followed BY several
crashes which scanned to Fcome from the
house o. Mr.. Arthur Plummer. Sudden
" Mr.. Plummer, q man about As years
old, was seen TO come flying out or the
window taking sash and all with him
and run down the street. When asked
why he made the exit from his house In
such preoipitats manner Mr.. Piummer
told his questioners that his wife had
chased him about with butcher knife
and threatened to kill him. In the
Piummer house door was found broken
down, the furniture Overturned and Mrs.
Plummer very much excited. The police
made an examination OF the case but no
arrests have yet been made.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
FURNISHING OF THE GOVERNOR
DINGLEY.

The Walter Corey Company have just
received the contract for the furnishings
of the Gov. Dingley, the now toat built
for the Boston line. The furniture
Is to be quite elaborate, and of special
design. The frame work is to be of
solid mahogany. finely carved, and the
upholstery OF fine quality of frieze plush.
Ths seats and backs are to be made ENJOY
able, so as TO be taken out and cleaned.
The furniture In the main saloon will
consist OF two centre seats, each twenty
feet long, two round seats, and forty
eight side seats, also tables and lighter
furniture The dining room will be fitted
up deliberately with mahogany furniture,
and Will seat about eighty people. The
seating capacity Of the main saloon will
be one hundred and sixty-two. which is
considered very large saloon for O pro.
peller boat.
The contract calls for the completion of
the furnishings on or before October first.
All will Re delivered In New York, so
the boat will not arrive In Portland until
completed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
TO GROSS UoNTINENr.

Frank Il. Dean of. Rookland made bet
of 800 that he could GROSS the continent,
from Rookland to Portland, Oregon,
starting Without cent In his pocket. He
invited a companion, Edward ]. Noah,
to join him as travelling mats and the
two young men reached Portland last
night. Frank A. winsiow. city editor Of
the Rockland Courier-dazette. certihss to
the good character of the parties and 1t
should DO understood that they do not in
tend to "heat" their way but rather work
their passage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-21
No. Deering Belt Line to Run Over
StrOudwater Route.
Line To Pass Through
Fessenden Park.
No Changes in Running Of West
brook Cars.

Beginning on Wednesday next the
Portland Railroad company VIII inaucu-
rate certain important changes In the
North Dsering Belt line and viii also put
In operation nav belt line which will
DO called the Fessenden park and Wood
fords line
On the North Deering line the car going
cast viii follow along Congress street TO
Washington, across Tukey's bridge and
through East DeerinR, following Main,
past Lunt's corner and out to Aliens
corner, there turning to the left and re-
turning BY Stevens Plains avenue, past
Morrills. through Deering Center, the
old Tresumpscot trotting park to Hig-
gins's corner.
There the car continues over the new
route along Stevens Plains avenue by
Higgins's corner and over the track Of
the new Bradley's corner tranoh to Brad
iey's corner, thence hack to the center of
the city over the tracks Of the Stroud.
water division and continuing along
Congress street.
The route over which this belt will run
Is about eight and three. quarters miles
and will opcn up a most beautiful coun-
try.
| The new Fessenden park and -woodfords
belt line will run as follows: One car
leaving head of prehle street viii run out
Forest avenue TO Woodfords, up Spring
street to Higgins's corner. along Stevens
Plains to Brighton corner, thence turn :
Ing to the left down Brighton over
Mitcheil's hill through Fessenden park,
Grove street and Portland street. The
other car leaving head OF Preble street
runs out Preblo street by the Oaks,
through Grove street by Fesssnden park,
over Mitchell's hillto brighton corner,
returning vim Woodfords and Forest ave.
nue.
The manager of the company is prepar-
Ing a time table to meet the changes and
extension of the belt system and 1t Is
likely that oars will leave every half
hour.
When these new lines nre running the
Portland Railroad company will have In
operation total Of about sixty miles In
Guiding Of course the Cape Elizabeth
4 division.
So far as the wsstbrook division of the
line Is concerned the management of the
road will make no changes at present and
the published reports giving details in
such regard lacked confirmation last eve.
ming at the Office Of the company.