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0ermii6te te~learapbii6e 7~epeidlen.

- Sn Grte, pd., bat Der Wnltretz
der Grnlt S&imf, Der tpegen gu pisz
len Srin.ens bon Isnsr Jrau ausses
l6olten porosp mar, om u'er be5
GriszSs's Selbiimorb begansen, ins
Dem sr Ii4 nit einem RuIirmeHer bic
Sh.agubsr bes lint.n Qrmes O%ffnste.
Der 9eltern aus 2iDsrpopl in
philadelphia. ansetOmmen. Dampfsr
Rbpnslanb brad~ bic MannItaft Der
BON CHATHAM. g. g., mad Nsp=Yort
b%sitimmtsnI britiiden 9ri9g rSbo
Mauo," tpslh' lebt,res Sabr3sus ur@
tsrtpsss' in einsm Sturm led purpe
uno bon Der Msuuuldaft p~erlaien psrg
ben mubte. -
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8afebuII. - Die galtimcrsr
ipielten geftsrn 5nei Spiela in Waf5z
ington uno tbeiltsn Iid NIT ben ST.
natoren" in bic Gbrsn bss Sagss. Gsiz
Der hetrugen Ii4 bic r@enatorsn" in
iold' i4umloier Wei{e bsi'm Spiel,
hab Bite poliaei mebrere Male einIhrei=
ten mubte. Ginsm Der unpartsiif9en
puroe pas 9em0 5errihen. Sn 9bilaz
belp6ia tpuroen bic 8oftonsr belisgt,
unb beioe Clubs itebsn ouf a~tpeitsr
@tQe gang slei9. Sn ct. 2ouis pers
loren bic Gtncinnatier bas critic 5pisl;
bas 5tpeite blieb unentEhiaoen. Die
@eore Der geitrigsn Spiele lit, ME
folgt:
Q n gu n { 4 ;oofn
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8naben, sinen Nrbeiter, 9anbnertsr
ODER Dienitbotsn irsenb melder Mrt,
70 benuben sic bic Spalten fir 0er=
langt : Mnoeigen i'm rDeutlaen GORE
fponpenten." (Siebe bic FINITE @eits.)
Wuniden sic elm 9aus, einen Ga
ben ober eine 5am gu taufsn ober gu
mietben, ODER apolen sic Elm 9aus,
einen Qaben ODER cine Jarm Dertaufen
ober permisthen. ioaten Sic bic @pal=
ten fir 9ertuufsz uno @ermietbun9sz
Inoeigsn i'm vDsut14en Gorrefpon=
benten" benuben. (Siebs bic FINITE
Geitp\
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psrional= Noti5tn. 81.
Ottn1ur W~ergsntboler liegt in ieinsr
Wobnung, Nr. 159. Wsts2anpalst
@trube, frant barnieber.
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@i6ti9 fit An5ti9tnoe.

A 2arplanS esi@eixt antss bsm sHsnstosn
G,rreSsnsenten. feline dn,iss ssutf&s 8eituns.
uet&s etMs Erud'Drsas bsttt, bic i'm etsnss H.
bic auflase bel .Geuti&sa Gsrrsbs1SsntsH' u
b<Riee. sD
fdnf 9tttssSeA
~ bru6en. Die Nreae beS .gsrrefSonbsntsR' saRs
biz auflsse traens elmer snseses tSsli4ss beuts
t&en 8eitane In WarnIanS IN
fdtt Miuntea
bsa6ea, fal,e1 uHb ab,dblex-
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Metterausi4ten - Sir
MarDlanb unb ben Oiltrift Columbia
flor ursb ndrmr am Dienltag, 5ioii9e
9inoe, ttares Msttsr am Mitttpoh-
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@u6
6ente regi4riren!

9ie Meeiitrir~2 ofaIe, ,wie lie bon Der staats'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itn ,,9ettf&en Gorrefpomoem.
ten" an, 8. September nerotfemtlidt 'pnroem, timoem
uniere 2eier su ibrer 8equemlt@feit taditebeno
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Jrl6te bes Sibtns.
@eri9ieoene Dampfer NIT troplihen
Jriidten bier einsstroffen. - Il1z
berss BON See unD 6afen.

9erI9ieoene Dampfer NIT tropi1den
Griidtsn bier einsstroffen. - I11=
oerss bon Ses unD 9afen.
Drei srobe Oampfsr NIT tropii4:n
ariiAten tamen asitern an goplp's
Werfte an unb elm tpsiterer 1T auf benz
Wsss bierber nit elmer eIeiden Ca
ouns. SIN 9afen befinOen 1i9 bic
.gtfslreo" NIT 1851 9unosln guz
ransn; bic rOrus" nit 10000 Bunz
beln ganansa, 1858 Jd1ern Sransen,
16 5di1ern Sraubenfru6t uno 81.
Sddsn 3otosniHen; bic rImeriea"
NIT 1854 8unbeln 8ananen, Is
5dHern Srangen unb AGO Sdden Ro=
tosniKen. Der bdnii4e Oampfsr
vSDr" fam fpdt am Nahmittue ebsnz
faGs an 8oplp's Wsrfts IN. Dit
@6iffe {inb an bic vunitsbz," rMeI1z
Snoia=" unb rMonumental" Gruht>
gompagnie'n conIignirt.
Hei1en iber Nen : Oorf.
Mm 80. September tratsn folgenbs
8aliimorer BON Bremen aus nit BEN
Dampfsr nGrisorid Der 8robe" be
Rudfubrt nah NerpzYort an: ST. uno
Trau 9enrp Struus, 81. Bernard g.
Straus, 9r. See 8. Straus, SRI. Raz
del Struus unD 8eDisnts.
5olsenbe Bultimorer reiitsn beute
init Dem rNorpO. 2lopo" Dampfsr
v&aiier Wilbelm Der 9robe" ppng1erp<
Yort na4 Bremen ab: 9r. 5srmann
4mba9 uno Sr. BERNHARD S. Wifz
tens.
Ser rGrobfinnz Jrauen>
9erein" giebt morsm, II. Sttober,
@benbs 8 uhr bssinnenb, in Der
~Groblinn : 9ane". Gde Greosridz
Wpsnue uno papion : Strabe. Elm
grobss Nu1ternioupsr. WN bxs bsi
ben ieitens Der Oamen Ns 0ereins
peranitalteten Geltlidkiten tiers Der
SAD. 70 linb aud fir oiefes Geit Die
beiten 8orbsreitungen ~g<tuoffen, UNI
ben pielen Greun'oen bss Nrsins, tibet
baupt alien 5kilnebmtrn an Dem
@ouper, senubz uno ptrsniisuuasreiz
DE @tunb<n 81 peri4afftn.
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Oeutf6e Gorrefponoemt.
9icnitaa, ben 10. cftpber 1899.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rMufifzItaoems." - Diele Wohe
-The Girl In the Barracks"
,2pceum=Ibeater." - Oieie Wo4<
sThe District Attorney"
Serbs Opernbaus. - OieIe Wohe
"A Little Ray of Sunshine"
r9ouioabfraben 6 Sbeatsr." -
~The Sporting Duchess"
,Mubitorium > MuIt : 9u1s." -
6ube's aou,.'sr.
.llnipn>part." - 9alsbaa beute
Maibinqton aeqen Baltimore.
v5rpbIinn : Damen : 8erein." -
Mittipo6, Den II. Sttober. erobes Iutcrn=S ouper
in Der 6rpbTnn=soane."
r@ermoniu : Mdunerhor. u 5euz
t., ben 10. Sttobsr, qrobss Gonssrt, barauf etiis
~tuuqsieft.
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Grter-Tr. lis, MeMe6en=etrab..
3peiter-Nr. 235, 2aurens= Strabe.
Sritter-Er. 430, @oberts=S trabe.
0ierter-Nr. 564. gafsr=Strabe.
Hiniter--Nr. 2l05, 9enniplpania =Npenue.
Sebster-Hr. 1910, 8enniplbanias Npenus.
siebenter-Rr. 1900, .Sruib=@iu=Apsnus.
Wdter-Nr. 54S, WiIion=Strate.
Neltnter-Nr. 1906, Mrqple=Mpenue.
!9tbuter-Yr. ga, Mtt=2af zIpeuue.
tflft,r-Nr. 14o7, Sruio=oil.Npeuut.
3tpDlfter-Rr. 100, WcGulob=Strabe.
Srei,ebntr-Tr. 303. Moibsrsstrabs
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trie foI9t

Grfe Warb.
erftr-as; 10, mefeearrs:strabe.
3ipeitsr-Ir. 400, Sbarp=Strabe.
Sritter-Tr. 206, Sbarp=Strabe.
@icrter-Nr. AL, @cft= 6%onfap= etrase.
Giinfter-Nr. 227, Siip= Gremont=Npenut.
Sebster-Hr. 6l9, Weft=6cnfpap= Strabc.
Sitbster-Tr. SAL, SiiD=gaca=S trabe.
W6ter-Nr. $50, Weft=garresStrabe
9eunter-Ir. S35, @arner=Strabe.
3ebntsr-Nr. 608, Sbarp=Strabs.
Glftcr-Rr. $40, Sbarp=Strabe.
2ip0ltter-Tr. l, Wet=2eesStrabe.
Srei,ebnter-0r. 9O5, siiD=Gbarles=Str
9ier3ebnter-1r. S31, 2iqbt=Strabe.
Tiinf3ebnter-Nr. $50, 2iqbt=Strabe.
Scds sebnter-Tr. G, i=oiasS trabs.
3meite MARI.
Grter-Nr. 100, gleaiant=strabe.
3ipeiter-Hr. 425, Gourtlanp.S tras..
0ritter-Hr. 223, Wcit= ranflin=S trabs
@iertr-9r. pa, 9art.asenue.
Ginfter-Tr. $50, NearlsStrabe.
se3ster-Rr. CSC, @et: saratosa=s trabc.
a6tsr-Tr. 1913, RorD. dr.mnnt=9psnue.
Reunter-Tr. 1877, 9earl=strabt.
Scbntr-Nr. Z, ptarlsstrabs.
Glftu-0r. 1888, Wstsgaltimors.s trabc.
3tpOliter-Nr. 407, @stsQOmbarpzS trabe.
Srei,sbntsr-Rr. 22l, @.fts Gapettsss trab..
O"hidtphiN' W
Se6ss ebnt.r-Tr. 2, SubsSreeerid= Strabe.
Sieben3ebutsr-Nr. 232, ct. paul=Strake.
9ritte Warb.
Grtr-Nr. COS. RprbsGpsusS trabe.
Sipeitsr-Nr. 1919, McGlpsrrp=S trabe.
Srittsr-Nr. 434, Nisauitb= Strabe.
Visrttr-Rr. $40, Gnlor>Strabe.
Sinfter-9r. 500, &oesrssNuenue.
Se6sttr-Nr. 5l4, Norps8iqbsS trabe.
Giebcnter-Hr. 2l0, oE6iqbsStrabe.
Ibtsr-Mr. 4l0, Gorret=strabe.
Neunter-Rr. 107, 5ront= Strobe.
3cbnt.r-Nr. 1916, ct. 5apetts: StraBe.
Glftcr-Ir. 1916, GftsGupetts=S trase.
3ipDliter-Hr. 216, RorpsGben=S trase.
6rei,ebnter-Tr. 140S, Srleans= Strabe.
8ierte g9arb.
Gritsr-Nr. p, Sip=9cnDzStrabe
3peiter-Rr. ll25, Sf=2ombarp=Strabe.
Srittsr-Nr. TIA, SfsprattsS trabe.
giert.r-Nr. "A, MlbenarlesS trabs.
Giinfttr-Nr. 300, SipssiabsS trab..
Sedster-Nr. 1920, Gaitern=Apcnue.
Giebentsr-Ir. 1913, Sip=@onp=Strobe.
@6ttr-Nr. 423, Siio=Goen=Strabe.
Reunter-Nr. 3l4, SiiosGDen<Strab
3ebnter-Rr. 305, Siios9pno=Strabe.
Glfter-Nr. 2l4, =Strabe.
2nolfttr-Wr 102. Eiio.ppuo.S trabs,
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Grei3ebnte Worb.


Gster-Tr. I4os. Marplanp=apenue.
,3neitr-Ir. 1105, observation-disclosures.
Sritter-Nr. 1921, 9arf=Npenue.
Wierter-Rr. 3l7, Wsts 9reitou= STRIDE.
ssiinfter-Hr.> 1925, IorbsGutap.St
sedster-Nr. 404, Wet=opffman= Strabe.
siehenter-Yr. 1904, Nprb=Gutaip=S Strobe.
M6ter-Nr. 32. Wst gipplezS trabe.
0clirter-Tr. S35. 2inoen=Wpenut.
,3sbnter-Nr. 725, Norn=Gutap= Strabe.
Glitr-Ir. sos, ct. Yaul= Strabe.
,3uDliter-Gr. l03l, @uilfpro=N penue.
giersebnte Warb.
Grfer-Rr. 1911, 9.nufplpania= apsnue.
3peiter-Hr. COS, observation-disclosures.
Sritter-Tr. 70l, Solpbtn=Strabe
9ierter-Nr. Ola. M~rqple=Npenue.
Tiinfter-Nr. 779, 8.oree=Strabe.
sedster-Hr. 6C8, 0runesStrabe.
siebentr-Tr. 800. Weft= 6ranslin= Strabe.
Mbttr-Nr. 703. Wet=5ranflin=s trabe.
Heunter-Nr. 800, Nprp=9inezS trdbe.
,3ebuter-Tr. SIS, @eit= Jrarflin= Strabe.
Glftn-Tr. $50, Grub 6iu =Npsnue.
,3nplftr-Hr. $40, WehzgioDltsS trake.
Srti,ebnter-Nr. 941; Veuniplpania- Npenue.
9ier,ebnter-Gr. SIS. GrforpsStrabe.
funf,tbnter-Nr. 1l0S, Venniplpanias@pen
S.bs, tbnter-Tr. 1l0l, 4enniplpania=A nenus.
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9eute, 0isn It q g, unb morz
gen, Mittpoh, Die 1ebte
8elesenbeit aur neuen Re-
gifrtrung alter WGbIer
fir bic 5srbitpabl.
Sebt ITS in m orD.- Der
Nessr Gfarlss Wi[;ams, pefher am
5reitag in cine 10 SUB MGep, arpiz
ftsn Caroline u1o Dallas : 5trabe
unb 5airmpunt : Npsrue unb galtiz
more : Strabe, BON Ieinen HaKen1ez
nofe Wm. Qents unb Ranoplpb
Wolter selodt uno nit einem @arioz
.iads ibsr ban 3opf seIdlassn tpuros,
srGug ssitern i'm rStabt : 5oIpital"
ben ibm 5ugsfieten Wunben Goroz
ner Sermon 1pirD beuts Wbalo in Der
GENERALIZATION einsn Snquel It abbalten.
Die beioen anssblihen3 batter bsF;noen
lid in 9aft.
Das Ball Gomite h,s
rS6pa6sn : 0ereins" bat in elmer in
Nr. 713, Warner StraBe, abasbaltsz
nen Sibung tpeitere 8orbereitunaen
fir bas gno. Sanuar in Der vgsrma=
MIA Wdnnerdor : 9ane" ftattf:noenz
be II. Stiftumssfsit setroffsn.
M~ngemcbnc 1raume.
8ifionen Der Jreuoe, oss @liids uno
Der 3ufrieosnbeit fommsn au Oenen,
pel6s GLOBE : gruuersi v@olobrdu,"
bea uno sldn3euo, trinten. Oas auz
frisoen(teaenoie Bier i'm Marft. Site.
5pei Dubeno pirtsn, a6aslisfert.
$1.OO. telephone 1925. (2835)
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Die WcG ullob Ctr. 9 e
msinpe Fat als Beanie fir oas iaua
fenoe Sabr sepdblt: Or. u. Srisbenz
palp, prdiiosnt; Or. g. leoD, @icss
Prdliosnt; Milton Jleiiasr, Sstrstdr;
Sufepb 2spi, S4abmeilter; 5. Soiep9.
Diaium 2epp, 8. Steppafsr uno 9.
Roisnour. Oirettpren.
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otfi,i.IItr etons s.r Glubs:
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Su9en sic rim Mdb9en, einen

yS$~ev AvsOS~~S
bfn9ea, taIie1 uRb abidbleR.
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Die Watl:GamRa9Me.

Qeaisfattb : 3idet er NepubTlfaner
uomimrt. - Wieber rllr tpafdz
edte Mal@ter > Repubkttanxr oufs
ae{te1t. - Galbsit Der Organifa=
tions : Mspublitonsr befiir9tet.
Mit ben Nonrinutio<,err Der republic
foni{hen @eiebsebun9s : Diftrittsz
Gonpentionen seitsrn Mbenb finb bic
Sidets uller politii9en parteien fir
bic Stabt ~pouitdrbig. Gs 1T bisies
oas erlte Mal in Der @efhi4te Der
Stabt, baB bic @taats : Champagne
auf cine 10 turae 3eit mie faum bier
Woden be1drdntt purbe. DN Wa6l
finbet beute iibsr bier Wohen itutt.
Sci Der Mobl am 2. Mui b. s. er<
bielten bic Demotratsn i'm eriten 2e<
aislatip : Oidtritt 1854 @timme1
uno bic Rspublitarwr 1881 @timz
men.
sSm a~tpeiten Diitritt pereinigten bic
Oemptraten 20, 749 Stimmen auf ii4
unb bic Nepublitaner erbielten 1915
Stimmer.
Sm brittu DiItritt erbielten bic
Oempfraten 1906 unb bic Aepubliz
taner 1852 @timmen.
Die Demofraten birfen baber bot
fen, in alien orei Oiitritten fiegrei4 gu
iein. Die esltern Mbenb aufse{telltsn
leaislatur : Ganbibaten Der Nepubl!z
faner Tino:
1. Difriftn Il. Bis 8. Marb):
Stir 5tuuts > @enutor - %. g..
Buoae, grsGongubmann, 1. Maro.'
Sir Witslieber bes unterbauies:
Sol. Deblin, 1. Wurb,
S. 6. m.Gboae, 2. Warb.
Sof. Seibeman, 3. Maro,
9bto. Qubtpig, 4. Warb,
Spbn u. 9ertef, 5. Marb,
u. M. Denbarb, 6. Marb.
2. OiFrift g. big 16. Mdro):
Sir Stats : @enator - teine NpH
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tItpiSle guutllIluge lUulos Iuu}Htuls
auf's 5apet ssbraht, uno omar bon
6rn. Safob Neu, tpslher elm S9reibsn
Der Militdrbeb0rbe porlsete, in mel
dem ben r9sr. Sdnsern" bic Grluubz
nib CUR gsnubung Der Waffsnhalle oss
13. Reeiments fir bas nG9ts Sdngerz
fei esaebsn niro- Or. S6ifogs ihilz
perts Die Muhsn uro urb.itsn, osrsn
ss btourft., UNI bic Militdr6.6orosn
CUR Grtkiiuns oes p%ripilsgiums 81
bepsssn. Gr pries Iihtsr Neu, mel
der betanntli9 ~aufdGiser Wsiie sd.e
riffszGanoioat ouf Dem rspubsItont<
Ften 8abl5eitsl 1T, uro itslts ben an<
traa, ihm ben Oant uno bsIonosrs 4n@
erfennung aus3ulpredsn. Ors's poli>
ti{de Wusbsutung Der Ingslss.r9stl
pultos Don ben Oelsguten iebr uosl bar
merit.
Sm ue6riaen tumen in Der Osls9d@
ter l8sr1ammlung rur Qngsis9snFtsen
lofalsr Natur our 8er9anplun9.
gsrmunia ~ dnnsrdor-
2ieberfrdn5.
!Ssule, Disnitus, miro Der ~9srmaz
niazmdnnerdor" Isin 43. Stiftungsz
fef feiern, II. gleif5tit:g miro bic ans
Idstid Der 8srein;gune oss r2ieoerz
%franses" uno 1oss r9ermaniazM dnn.re
6ors" esniftste 9apnttuiel fsIsrlid
entbiiat unp Dem 8sreir ii~6erssben.
5lr Das BEL Der G,lsssnbsit fiatts
firDsnos CONCERT 1T oas fOlssnos
prpsramm auissfsat: Srdtfterz9o
tras; .Wis tam bic 9is6e" bon Jrsp;
Mdnmrdor a cupsaa; @eisensSolo;
9r. Jrib Gaul; r4us alssn Mdrz
6en," Damsndor, Soil urlo Ords>
fer; .SiesssesIans Der DeuiIdsn
mad Der 9ermannsIdladt" BON Wbt,
Mdnnsr3or uEp Or&fEsr; Or9dters
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01

NEW YoRk-Ar SOth, snip Mary l Cushing,
PEI deton. Hong Kong; sens Nm II sumoer.
Brunswick; Massachusetts. Norfolk Maud,
Robinson. Haggctt's Coyci transport Ru'
ford, San Juan. , 49,.
Ar 3lst, barque Clara + MeUllyery, Halifax
for Hobokcu: sch JAS Talbot
CID 2oth. sch + Nj ThurlOw, Wight, Boston.
SD 80 h. snip Chas Moody, Norfolk bark
Pactolus. Philadelphla, schs 'lulia RANGES; i0r
Ponce; Mary B Weliug on Philaoe lphla; > W
Hawthorne. FernaudIna; Hattie Nobuch, BAL
ulmoe; Lizzie Cvrr Darien; MARY + fehheu'
Wilmington, Del. 81,
yer spray, New York for Thomaston; DRUID,
do for do; Ma ggie Hurley, do Tor New0urypor.'
Northern Light, do Tor troyldehee' Heo15e q
Pierce. Port Liberty for Newport; Nellie y
SAWYER Port Reading for Portland Rosa auel-
ler Amboy tor salem; VIM Eie9 do for ROCK
land: ADbie Walker do f9r doi fIed Z hoi-
den Carteret for Weymouth.
BOSTON--Cld 30th, sehs Lucy } Narfcn. pr
McDenald. Guysporo. Ms Jos Luther, crosby,
Long Cove and New foik. n,,.,.,,.
with barge Mi Carmel for Portland John
Prescott Crowley, Phtladelpqa Grace Au-
drews. Apsiachieola; NJ a., Ac"9Cn' or Ne" Ao'Ai !
Sid 3uth bafque Annie Lewis tor buehos
Ayres; schs Flora Condor, for Belfast, IN TOW !;
Henry May. for Portland; Laura l. Sprsgue,
Passed Highland Light soth, barque Annie
Lewis, for BIeuos Avres.
Below sell JOnn B Prescott.
APALACHICOLA-C 3oth. OarQue Levi
Andrews, Wheeler Boston.
RRUNSWICk--Ar 3oth. sch Waltham, Bar
ter, Savannah. 10 load for Bath.
BALTIMORE-Ar Both, schs John Sou
ther, Poole, Boston; John Manning, I'm Ports
Cd soth. sch Johu Hanson, Oliver. Port
land.
Ar 3Oth, sch Mary L II Il Dow Malcolmson.
New York. ~. ,,,
sid th. sen Eliza Pendleton. Puerto Plata
CHATHAM-Passed 3Qth, tug Iamaqua. ow-
in barge MI Carmel. for Portland.
CALAIs-Sld 3uth, sch kngenie, Wallace Tor
Boston.
Young. Boston.
for Rockland.
Thompson. Philadelphia
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01

touched the limit Of four-scor0 he bed
not reached the tipe 10 stop to NJ eed
think about the travelled road. Ae vas
still full Of life snd hops and had the w
terest OF youth In all the Affairs Of won.
lie had no fear ef the futuee-no
dread. He was ready for the end. hsve
often heard him repeat the words Of hpi-
ourusi why should fear deathf II
am, death 10 not IL death is, am not.
Why should I fear that which cannot sx
list WHEN dos
night called death, another world In
whioh men carry all the futures and the
triumphs OF this life; II above and over
all there Le God who loves ths righti
an honest man has nauuht to fear. Anc
II there 10 another world in which sin
oerity is q virtue, in which fidelity 10
loved and courage honored, then al -
we'll with the dear friend whom he have
lost
"But II the grave ends all, II all that
was our friend is dead, the world u tee-
ter for the life be lived. Beyond the eomb
we cannot see. We listsn, but from the
lips Of mystery there comes no wore.
Darkness and silence breeding over all
And yet, because we love, We hops. bare-
we'll And yet again, Earewelli
And will there somettme be anotner
worldf We have our dream. he Idea
that Immortality, that like q ssa has
sbbed and flowed In the human heart,
beating with its countless waves against
the sands and rocks of time and fase,
was not born of AN book or creed. 1t was
born of affection. And II will continue
TO ebb and flow beneath the Inists and
clouds of doubt and darkness as long
as love kisses the lips OF death.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01
A CITIZENS STORY.
Told by u Portland Citizen for the Ben
efft of Portland People.

The greatest importanc attached to
the following is that it concerns Port
land citizen. II would lose three quar-
te S # its int est il it involved some
resident of Kalamazoo. Mich, or Woon
socket, X. l. Like all the testimony
which has appearsd here. and ike all
which will follow about the Old Quaker
remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills, 1t comes
from residents, fellow citizens and
neighbors NO other remedy can show
such a record of home cures, head this
case: NJ. Jos. Hannaford, of 4So Fore
streer. saws: "a number Of years ago l
was thrown 10 she ground by the sudden
starting of a team. / struck ON nv back
and this Jar deranged those delicate Or
sans. the kidneys. Since that time
have had considers BILE pain in those or
pans. usually mis.eallsd backaohe. Ny
at entiou was arrested by an advertise
ment in our daily Tapers relating to
Doan's Kidney Pills. i called at ID. H.
Hay g. Sons drug store, at The junction
and the use of the remedy brought rel Of.
The long standing OF the troubls pre-.
rludes the hope for speedy cure, but the
relief i obtained causes me to regret tha
did net know the merits of Doan' $ Kid
ney Pills when the trouble first manifest
ed itself -
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price so cents box. Mailed on
receipt of price by Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the o. 3
Remember the paIne-DOAk'S-and
take no suhstitute.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01
hsirs, the Howlands, Aliens. Grinnells,
Hathnways, Russells and Wings

hsirs, the Howlands, Aliens. Grinnells,
Hathnways, Russells and Wings
1t will be readily be seen that with q
small army of descendants, widely scat
tered. the task of keeping track of them
is difficult One James Henry Rich
mond, now dead, some years ago offered
for sale what he claimed was a complete
list, for $1,000, but the trustees, one of
whom is Mrs Green's son Edward, have
no full and accurate record. The only
O lmplete and up-to .uate list is one COM
piled by Ellis l.. Rowland, a newspaper
man of this city, who was the greater
part of two years in collecting and ar
ranging the material. Mrs. Green be-
came aware of the existence of this list
and sent an emissary to Mr. Rowland to
secure 1t. The attempt was failure. as
the gentleman had compiled his genesio.
gy with another purpose in view. What
Mrs Green wanted of 1t is a subject of
conjecture.
Among the heirs are. the four children
of Nathaniel Parker Willis, one Of
Americas poets Grinnell and Bailey
Willis. Mrs r. A. Bolt aud Mrs. Law
renee L. Grinnell; and in the same
branch of the family are descendants of
the Grinnell who fitted out Or. kane's
Arctic expedition. Admiral william
fitzhead Ruxton of the British navy also
married Howlsnd heir, and his four
sons now of the royal navy. will be
among the claimants. In Holland and
Belgium others will be found, and in
Hawaii are some who married into the
royal family, SO that the name Liliuoka-
lani is to be found among the nomenola-
ture of Hetty Green's cousins. One OF the
latest arrivals on the field is the child Of
Lieut.. David II. Jarvis. late of the reve-
nue. cutter Bear, born two days before he
lett to fa,e the perils of the relief expe-
dition which went TO the sucoor of the
New Bedford whsleships imprisoned in
the Arctic ice packs
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01

Ar a. Honolulu Mch IL. chip Geo skolfcld
Dunnng. HO.
aYANNIS-sld Both. sch Flora Rogers. for
MIGBIAs-Ar 81. sch Flash st John, NIB,
for Portland.
N0RF0LK-Cld Both, sch George walaotk
sid soth, sen Mary Palmer. Haskell, Boston
NEW LOND0N-Ar st. sens Nellie Saw
yer, Port Reading for Portland; Silver Spray,
sid sist sch Carrie Ware, st John. NIB. for
PORT GAMBLE-Ar 2sd ship Shenandoah,
FAstAaouLA~cid 2sth, sch Stephen Ben
Ar 3oti, sch II H Chamberlain Fos.e,t from
rHILADELPHIA-Cid sorh sch Florence.
Wormell. Portland tug Oarbonero, with barge
Shenandoah. for Portland.
PERTH AMBOY-Sld 31st sch Lizzie Call,
SAN FRA NCIsCO CID 2sth barque Amy
Turner. Warland. Hilo.
SABINE PASS--Ar 29th. sch John But
rick. Kelley Havana.
ViNEYARD-H -HAVEN-Ar 3lst, sch Addie
McFaduen. Hoboken for Bath.
Passed 3lSt. tug Gettysburg with barge Bear
Ridue, from Philadelphia for Portland; schs
Cnas p hoffman. from Portland for Newpoft
News: Loring c Ballard, Boothoay for NYork;
| wiLMiSGToS, Nc~cld sotn, sch Fred
Belano. Sawyer, Jaomel
Foreign Ports
Ar at LeRhorn 26th, steamer Tartar Prince,
New York via Naples.
SID III Queenstown 30th. steamer BritAntc, I'm
Liverpool for New York.
Ar at Avonmouth 3oth steamer Lycia. from
Boston.
SID I'm Port Spain Mch 8. brig Mary Haskell
Winghed Porto Rico.
In port tn, barque Louise Adelaide. Andsr-
son, for North of Hatteras; sch Madslene Coo
ney Wade, for Delaware Breakwat6r.
Sid i'm Barbados 18TH barque Justina II In
GersOll. Higgins. New York.
Ar ut Cienfuegos -, sch VIM Palmer, Me-
Don Id Buenos Ayres via barbados, TO load for
United States
A Al st Jago Mch 80. barane Tiliie b
RI der, Port Spain.
spoken.
No GATE. lat "a 43, lon IL 25 barque Leone
XIII. Scotto, from Trapani for BoothGay.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01
Domestic Market@.
(By Telegrsph.)

MARCH 80. 1899
NEW YORK-The Flour market-recelpts
26. 81 bbls; exports l2,642 bbls; sales 1000
packages dull, steady.
Winter patents at 3 76d4 90 winter straights
6Od3 sb; Minnesota patents o0a4 20 ,W1i-
ter extras ron2 %; Minnesota bakers 90 y
3 80; Winter low grades 4oG2 Go.
Wheat--recelpts $4,000 bush; exports 600
bush; sales $4,000 bus futures, and 10000
bush spot; spot queti Noe Red at SIC I o b
afioat o arrive. -
Corp-receipts 81. 900 bush.l exports 6.2 8
bush; sales 4 900 bush futures: $4,000 bush
spot; pot quiet No 2 at 42s4 d43st b atieat,
new and old. 80
bus sales 5000 bus; spot dull; No at 1885 q
331Re; No s at 321sc; No 2 white 36a fac;
No 8 white 35c, track white 3oa39o
Lard a irt: Western steam 5oa5 80.
Pork upt
Butter steady; Western creamey at l7d22c
factory - &c klgfns 22c; state dairy l4i2
a2uc; do crm l7a22c. -,
Cheese iirmer- large white at I2a12i4 smsll
Eggs easy State and Penn &c western fresh
12c
Petroleum dull
R0sin steady. SSS
Turpentine easy
ice firm.
Molasses nrm.
Freights dull
Sugar-raw strong. tending upward fair refn-
ing at 3 ts centrifugal 90 test 4ssd4 7-16c; mo
lasses sugar 334 G refined steady.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-01
JUST RECEIVED.

An elegant assortment of Spring
Overeoats of the celebrated Stein Bloch
Rochester, n. W make. All gentle
men who in past seasons have purchased
md others should learn that for perfec-
ion of fit and high standard of general
excellence these garments stand with
out peer in the Ready-to-wear world.