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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-02


The Lake nrnmmond Canal and water
Company wish 10 sivc notice that The old
DISMAL swamp Canal route. bet wcnn Nor.
i0lk and l:iiHahcth City ~ NOW OnEE
N0ii lSi":Ss. aad THAI II ~; boat
VIII leave every other day cNc,p, sun
day. commencing AUGUST Is making
trips rs follows: Leave NorfoIl, MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. ,e-
turning leave Elizabeth City TUESDAY,
'tiiuRSl2Af aMd SATURDAY.
The Canal Company iiSur.s nine feet
OF water ut present time between TIE
locks, and In few weeks ,hey vii, lava
ten lret OF wafer iii the canal. the Gu
nal Company has drcIged hflecii feet IN
feet below the lock In Deep Creek. They
have also made deep water below South,
Mills Lock. in the waters of tie 'nsutl. =
tank :ver yhc Canal Company has
OF ten feet at low water Thus far lilo
Canal Company can insure 4 sufficient
depth OF water.
The Canal Company. would net at pres.
ent guarantee u safe passage between
Norfolk and Eli2abcti Guy Tor boats
drawing more than seven and II half fee:
of water. as the puSGiotank has one
shoal place. and Deep Creek al low water
rtrvts not more taan soreii-1Tr4 tr-t
at the present time.
Thn Government has appropriated mo-
ilcy 10 deepen and widen Deep Creek. and
also TO deepen and strai%htcn the water
way OF the PasQuotank river. This work
Is 10 commence nj onre. The Company
widen the canal, and In The near future
the Canal Company believe that they Will
have Il canal and waterway between tho
points named that cannot be cxcelled In
this country.
J. Il. SANFORD. VIZ.
Information can be had at the office OF
y. NJ. MARSHALL, tug boat office. Camp
bells wharf, Norfolk. Va. au23-tf
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1sciicrtu 81. s1nn,..

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney. Cure"
II is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding rroinptncss in relieving pain
in bladder. Kidneys and back. in male
or female. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure This is the rem
edy. Sold by Wake S; Martin. drug
gists. los Water street. Norfolk. Va.
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Administrators. snie

Sale continues for few days longer.
with an additional reduction from the
original cost as advertised We will
now civ YOU 10 per cent. off from each
purchase { 81 worth. BEE HIVE, a56
Main street. oua2St
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Eyes s:x ,rnfncn FREQ.

DR.. A: Week manager Of the optical
department OF the Gale Jewelry Com
fectivc vision and complicated cases
specially invited TO call. je26-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

sydISASN TIE DIV o NJ Il n TO BIND
gSsssS DRESS SHIELDS ut home. Steady
work: distance no disadvantages: ask
your dealer to show You Kora Shields
{Kora Shields snap ON waist without sew
ing. Send 10c. for catalogue of work
HEs2kORA1 SHIELD CO.. 525 Broome
Street New York. au3l-3t
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81 Round Trip 70 n,enmona or pc

Sunday, September 3rd, special fast
train leaves Norfolk and Western depot.
$40 n. M. arrive in Richmond, 11:1O;
leave Richmond, z y. m. j. Il. HER
MAN, manager. an24, 81, 80 sci .
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
The Merchants and Manufacturers Assem-

Or BALTIMORE,
calls Your attention 10 the TEN DAYS
STOP-0VEH In that city, allowed on all
regular il.st-eass passenger tickets
throughout the year, and wishes 10 inform
you that this STOP-OVER privilege vii.
be accorded OH the tickets sold from all
Southern points,
8 r Al r r II I'D .Saa z,
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP,
TO Philadelphia, for the National Encamp-
men. OF the G. a. H., September 18th 10
9Th. 1889
arriving at Baltimore so that their tickets
can be properly endorsed, and tickets
must he deposited with ticket station
agent during stay In Baltimore.
The payment OF 30 cents Will obtain an
extension of the date for leaving Ph.la-
dclpha from September 18th to Goth, 1882
au26- Sa I'VE, sat-3t
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TacUnE a com D,y

Takc Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if IL fails
10 cure Il. w. Groves signature IS on
each box. 25c.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

siEYONEST; MAN OR WOMAN TO
- travel for large house: salary S65
$nionthly and expenses, with increase:
position permanent. Enclose self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope, SECRETARY,
/, 800 Caxton Building, Chicago. se2-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-02

Chloride lime disinfectant, &C. and
10c. packages at tTrotter's Drug Store.
corner Main and Church streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-02

Carbolic Acid, 25c. pint at Trotter's
Drug Store. corner Main and Church
streets.
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BoARpERs.

FURNISHED ROOMS,
&C. large, cool and airy, at 2i1 Church
Satreet. opposite St. Paul's Church. jylS-tr
SIN EDlS OVERWHELMING NEW
iSss $3.50 and clel II. table board $500: board
and room 81 90 per week i2I and ia
i! Church street t
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OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 8.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

a general meeting of the stockholders
Of the Virginia Electric Company Is here
company, No. "a Main street, In the city
of Norfolk, Mt 10 o'clock a. m. of THURS
DAY, October 5th. 1899.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS e SONS,
Stockholders holding together more than
one-tenth of the capital stock OF the
Virginia Electric Company.
WALTER II. DOYLE.
e se2-tilloc5 ~ President
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NoIICH:

MONDAY, September 18th. hcing Labor
Day and Il legal holiday, Tic banks com
posing the. Norfolk C.eurins-housc Assoc
c:ation will be closed on tirat day. All
paper due on Monday. September 9Th. Is;
due and payable on Tuesday. September
CITIXlcNS' BANK,
MARINE BANK,
BANK OF PORTSMOUTH,
RANK OF COMMERCE..
NORFOLK NATIONAL BANK.
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
PEOPLES BANK,
1t Manager.
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT AND G, SEC
"a Fs ond floor, and entire third floor
over Hub; separately or as n whole. Rent
Sicheap. a II. II. WALTERS, G6 Mariner st.
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AMTED s.---t a, - STEM OGRAPHER:
must write a good hand stnd pc
uitick and accurate e. a figures; stare ST.
airy. Address BUSINESS. p. o. BOX 81 Soi'
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III OR SALE-WE WILL SELL. At a
VI! StS great sacrifice u now 7-room house,
with o thcr necessary outhouses. and ono
more of ground, near the city, fronting on
~ good shell rond. For further particulars
ssee7H: G. IIOGGAItD e CO., Norfolk. Va.
4 New phone, 749. au26-tf
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;IYIIYTH 81 SERVICES or s. PUBLIC
III IN StenoErapher and Typewriter can be
procured at 3IS Citizens Bank Building.
Nav oh one. a 10; old 161. se1-lm
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priesthood and the crown Of lead ership:
the crown: Of ~ good name. a A men. 81
Next came "a ladies, quartette and
Duet, List the Cherubici Hosts :, from
eiauls Holy City by the NIisse~ skin
ner. Kindred Williams, $Hecht. Mrs.
Berry and Mr.. Richards. & y 3{ & ~ Y :. =
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/ ~ -. "a. ! s.
.sWANTED,

100 WHIrD MEN TO
5a,ttsss load "a nd SUnload ships Mt Newport
s7Saws.d, "a ppl y. % M pAI'KEV1TT. 2o7 Main
SstrSctM foEs part icula rs. So. IT,.
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ADDRESS, p oFiWELcoME.

AS president Of the conrreea t,o, NJ
l. Morltz babe DR.. Eberson welcome
and thrice welcome to the synagogue.
he also extended to him his right hand
on behalf Of the whole congregation.
pieuginG their earnest supno,,t = -. -
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FoR SALE.


THOR SALIc--A FIRST-CLASS DRUG
= q 81 store and good will OF business; In
HAgrowlng and popular section of Nor
lIanGPilot, a. n tg5ss{g au27-1ws
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$SSk Inc pas turage furnished. 8 Address
dTsC HOGGARD g. CO., S6l Bank street.
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sTITsANTED5 -. to- PURCHASE AT
ssSY.y once. 100 Old Line Life Insurance
Policies Of three years standing or over.
sSIGMUND3 NJ. BRANDT, 226 Main Street.
~. 1890 sSsS atii2-1ms
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iyHys5 {ANTED ~ FOR MAN AND WIFE
two furnished rooms for light house
BHHZELL, F. o. Box 226, Cape Charles,
Virginia - se1-3ts
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JXIigANTEDS "a N ENPERIENCED
ft,SFH ss canvaser to sell housefurnishing
goods gon time Write to II. SUSMAN
aEuRa COY Washington, n. c. se1-St
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svTTANTED.-TO BUY. A DWELLING
NV house between Duke and Bank and
Butte and Washington. Give No., price
and terms. w. II. b., VirginianPilot Of
fire WIS y. 4 i,litJ 80 au3l-3t&
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24

A.
throughout Slam. well worth the ast<n-
'ion OF capitalists and prospactors.
Inc people for the most part are agri.
ouiturists. engaged in tbs cultivation Of
'heir staple product. rice In stature tkey
are small, and In disposition docile and
eEAotable, receptive TO the good Influences
OF the Europeans with whom they deal
without apparent friction. Referring to
the King, DIR. Hays said he is an allatll
map and very easily approached, and
though an nbsoluts monarch. he governs
his people with wisdom. intelligence and
justice and never plays the t5rant In
dealing with his subjects.
DR.. Hays viii spend TIRES weeks a :
East Dsaring, aftsr which be will 90 TO
New York, Baltimore. Washington and
other cities. and expects to sail from New
York to Europe In October next. He Will
spend thres or -four weeks on tho oonti-
nent and will resume his manifold duties
In Slam early In neat year.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

!. The reunion Of the 18th Maine Regi-
mental association, will be held at Ban.
gor, September 1914.
There will be meeting of the superin-
tsnding school COMMITTEES at their rooms,
City Building, this afternoon at 4.3O
o'clock.
A meeting of the members of the 18th
urday evening at Bosworih Post hall to
consider the matter OF holding the annual
asunion. A committee was sppoin ted to
arrange for tho reunion which Is to be
held August IS. The place OF holding the
reunion will be decided upon at subse-
quent melting.
Holmes circle viii meet with Mrs.
Noyes at Falmouth Foreside, Wednesday,
June 26th. If stormy, Thursday. Cars
will leave the corner of Elm and Con
gress streets at 1O.45.
In the United States Circuit court Sat
urday, Judgment was entered on the yer.
dict OF 81, 636 Sc in the case of Edwin II.
Abbott. administrator, against the York
County Savings bank.
AfA1 1Aot hC1hAOA VI otO A-AR-Sotu 1AuAuo
regiment, association will be held Mt Long
Island, Thursday August 10.
The Ladies' Veteran Firemen's Aid
win hold their regular meeting Monday
evening at Orient hall, at $50 o'clock.
A meeting of the members of the 18th
Maine Regiment association ladies' aux
Hilary will be held next Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George o. d.
Soule, Is Merrill street. A full atten-
dance is requested as business of impor-
tance is to be be considered.
!, MIR. W. X. Ripley, formerly of Turner,
veteran of the Civil war, well-known
IN this city, is at the Maine General hos
pital where he has had an operation per-
formed. He Ia doing as we'll rs can be sx-
pected and hopes to be out soon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
RIGBY'S AUGUST RACES.
Entries Closed and There WIN BE
an Excellent Field of Horses for
the Meeting.

sThe entries for the Rigby Park August
meeting closed Friday. This meeting
commence Tuesday, August LIST, and
viii cont inue three days. In all there
have been 1f0 horses entered, some OF
them icing from the best strings in
the country. There are about 90 enIies
in soreTot the event. but in the 2.ll trct,
only five are horses entered. The
programme as announced, win 30 as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, August ,-s.17 trot; ana ais
pace.
wednesday-a.so pace, s.1a trot and els
pace.
Thursday-a,l1 pace. a.so trot and a.ai
pace.
Friaay--a.si pace. $50 trot ana All
trot.
The fastest trot will be the all While
has enrered the following well sknowr
flyers: Paddy ID. >, Alcidalia, Nemoline
Queen Wilkes and Tomboy.
The fastest pace will be the 2 IS which
will bring out some of ths best Of tn,
light harness brigade.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
ON THE LINKS.
The Ladies' Handicap Tournament-A
Match With Kennebunkport
Team.

The ladies' handicap tournament was
played on the links of the Portland Golf
Club Saturday and was won by Miss
Marjorie Allen. Monday afternoon of
this week there will be an interesting
contest on the Portland grounds. 1t will
consist OF match between team of
seven members Of the Portland club and
a siDsilar team composed Of summer visi,
tors at Kennebunkport. Mr.. II. M. For
rest. a crack Philadelphia player, heads
the visiting team. Last year In match
played here the Portland defeated the
visitors by one point. 1t was In this
match that Mr.. Forrest made the amateur
record for the Portland links In both nine
and eighteen hole play. The score was
OIL for eighteen holes and "A for nine holes.
Mr. Forrest is said to be playing better
game than he was last year and he is ex-
pseted to do some fine work In Mondays
match. An exciting contest Is expected as
the Portland players were never In better
form.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
DIDN'T LIKE THE ARMY.

man went into the recruiting offics
on Middle street, SATURDAY afternoon to
enlist. After passing successful exam,
nation and signing the necessary paper:
he suddenly changed his mind and
thought he didn't want to eight for UEolt
Sam and began to get ugly and showed
fight. A man was sent TO the station te
get pail. of handouts and an Officer
WAS sent back to assist the recruiting
officer, II necessary. The new recruit wa
Prsbls, where he was placed in ths
guard house until further orders.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
]. R. LIBBY co.
SUPPOSED TO BE HERE.
A noston Man who Is Missing May he
i'm Portland.

Deputy Marshal Firth received tele-
phone message from Chief Watts Of the
Boston polios force Saturday evening
stating that Mr.. Walter U. Lewison OF
Boston, was missing and great anxiety
was felt as to his whereabouts. Mr..
Lewiston had been down in tho eastern
part of Maine with his family and was
returning home with them on the Pull
man Friday night. Upon the arrival q
the train at the Union stition in this
city, Mr.. Lewison stepped of the train.
His wife showed no anxiety when
the train started and he failed to make
his appearance as she thought he had
probably got on another part Of the train
or had entered the smoker. AS time went
on and he did not come his family be.
came alarmed and search was made
through the train but without effect. AS
soon as ths train arrived In Boston tht
officers were notified and Saturday word
was telsphoned to Portland. In the eve.
ming fall description of the missing
man was telephonsd to the police station.
Mr.. Lewiston was described as man OF
slight build, "A years old. feet. seven
inches tn height, dark complexion, with
u full dark beard. He had on dark clothes
and looks to be considerably younger than
he really is.
On receipt of the information at head
quarters here, Deputy Marshal Firth and
Ofliosr Pickett went to Oak Hill station,
arriving there about o'clock Saturday.
From this point they proceeded by team
to Soarboro station and found that Levi
son had been thsre. He was seen there
about o'clock and from the best infor.
nation obtainable had returned to Oak
Mn station. While there he was heard
to remark that he ''did not care to ride
on the oars, he was tirs1 OF that kind OF
riding" He afterwards asked the way
to Scarboro Beach station aud how be
could reauh Portland. The people who
were standing about watched him as be
started aud until he got out OF sight.
Further investigation on the part Of
the officers leads to the belief that Levi
son took 1.-THE s O'Clock train for this
city Saturday and man answering his
description Was seen in saloon Of this
city last evening. The different police
officers were directed to be Oh the watch
for the man. who Is Thought to be In the
city, but at late hour last night his
whereabouts had not BEEN discovered.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
BURNED THE BED.

A man living on the upper end of Fore
street. telephoned to the police station
Saturday evening that q man had been
seen Friday evening walking along Fore
street, near India, carrying bed on his
back. The man was afterwards seen to
throw the bed over fsncs near the Port
land Company's works. and the neigh
bors were greatly worried for fear that
the bed might contain the germs OF some
dangerous disease. and a request was
made at the station to allow them to burn
Ii. Deputy Marshal Firth granted
the request and the bed was destroyed
last night.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth U. Yates the we'll
known public speaker. was thrown from
her wheel Saturday evening and sustained
bad fracture OF the lett ankle. She was
carried 10 her home and Dr. G7udy
called. Miss YRtss has besn obliged TO
csncsI several engagements In conse-
quoncs Of the accident.
Col. Bsnjanin S. Lowell OF Boston.
is at tue Falmouth hotel.
Prof. v. X. n. Collins of Chicago uni
yersisy. Is spending the summer at the
Union house, Peaks island
Lieut.. william Ii. Clifford Jr. is sta.
toned Mt the Washington barracks.
Ihe committee Of ths class OF '72, who
ca the class together at intervals OF one
to i've years and themselves two or three
times a year to talk over old times and
plan for tho good OF the order. eavs .
surprise picnic party to Mr.. and Mrs. II.
W. Noyes.at sheir Great Diamond cottage
recently. The tables were set on the
piazza which after the sunset glow had
faded was lighted by Japanese lanterns.
The party included Mr.. aud Mrs. Cham
berlain. Mr.. Marrstt. Mr. and Mrs. Jor.
dan, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams and Miss French. The host
brought out his kodak and secured TIE
pictures OF the group.
Recent advicss from abroad report Mrs.
L. ID. NJ. SWEET as at Holland; DIR. and
Mrs. Stephen II. Weeks and Miss Weeks
on the Continent; MIR. and Mrs. ELIAS
Thomas and Miss Thomas at North Cape.
where they expect to meet Hon. and MIRA.
". w. Thomas; and DR.. and Mrs. Owen
p. Smith at Vienna. Rev. r. I. Hack
ard party are In London, and will attend
service in Westminster today. Rev. DIR.
Fem and Miss Mary Fem arrived In
Liverpool Wednesday.
Among the social events CT the week
will be dance at Riverton Wednesday
evening to be given by Miss Mary Wood
Jordan. In honor of two of her school
friends. the Misses Cochran and Sewall.
Mr.. II. g. Fuller OF State street. who
has government poaition as inspector Of
woolens In PHILADELPHIA, is at home for
a vacation.
Prof. K. E. Parmenter, principal of the
AtcAeH otho~A - a VI sshAtot eS6Sobth WAui
his wife and three children, Mrs J. q.
Parmenter, his mother and Miss O. o..
Fall. his wife's sister Is spending his vaoa-
ton al his home ut China.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Williams OF Brook
line. Mass, are passing q few days at
Portland and Great Diamond Island. Mr.
williams is connected with the Metropoli
tan steamship company.
MIR. John II. Frye Of Admission, Ala
bama. has recently been the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin P. Wilson. Mr..
Frye is the great grandson of Judge
Simon Frye, the early settler Of Frye
burg, and Is now visiting New England
for the first time.
Mr.. Joshua Davis Loveitt, fcrmerlYaoi
this city,a gra duats of the Portland high
school, aud who prior to his departure west
was employed in the Office Of A.C. Libby,
real estate dealer, was married July 9th
at Cheyenne Wells, Col, to Miss NJ airy
Augusta Walker Of that place. MIR. Love-
lit is now successfully located as mama
ger of large restaurant business in that
city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
or the Schooner Lizzie in the storm-
Other Harbor Notes.

The schooner Lizzie, Capt. Abel
Bouderlu, arrived at few minutes
before II O'Clock yesterday morning. She
came from Nova Scotia and brought a
cargo Of lumber for J. II. Hamlen s. Son.
Last Friday night this schooner was
out In the severe thunder storm and had
an experience that her crew Of five men
do not care to have fora long time yet. At
this time she was just of the light near
Port Clyde when o huge waves struck
Ler with full foros One Of the waves
completely washed over the decks and the
crew wers so frightened that they began
TO shift the cargo ana otherwise prepare
for the worst. The watsr ran down into
The cabin way aud all hands tarted for
the starboard rail. BY good management,
however. the schooner was safely
brought to port.
81 have been sailing the sea for almost
so years, = said the captain OF the Lizzie.
s.and never encountered such fierce
storm. / Thought sure that We were to
be shipwre,ked. We were 200 yards from
the lodges and our only salvation would
have teen to thrown the lumber over
board and then jump ON to the boards"
The four-masted schooner Major Pick
ends, having big cargo of coal, arrived
from Baltimore yesterday morninga
The four masted schooner Jennie #.
Butler, sailed for Demarara yesterday
morning with miscellaneous cargo.
The crew of the bark Normandie. " hich
for the last three weeks has been loading
with lumber at this port. arrived on the
boat from Boston yesterday mornin /.
She win sail in a few days for Buenos
Ayres. and will be in the charge of Capt.
Andrew b. Chase of this city.
The bark Ethel has gone on to the
marine railway for repairs.
Although the weather yesterday was
rather cool quite a large number of peo-
PIE went to the Evarious islands in the
bay. The different steamboat lines in the
harbor did good business. Thars wers
several excursion parties from out Of the
city.
The new steel steamer Pejepscot carried
large crowd OF people down the harbor
yesterday. The point of destination
was New Mead ows, which is one of the
most picturesque points along the coast.
There Was an excursion from Freeport on
the steamer yesterday.
$50 -
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
CITY OF PORTLAND.
NOTICE 10 Contractors.

GEALED proposals for building about 6s5 feet
- OF pipe sewer in Valley street will be re-
ceiye at the office OF the Commissioner OF
Public works, City Hall, until Friday, July 2sth,
1899, at " O'Clock M. when they will be pub,
hciS opened and read. The successful bidder
Will bs required to give bond in a sum and
with sureties satisfactory 10 the said Conn
missioner to ensure the proper fulfiilment of
tue conditions OF the contract. Blanks on
which proposals must be made, plans, specfi-
cations and further Information my be OBJ
tanned at The Office of the said Commissioner
RitIs should be marked proposals for sewer''
and addressed 10 Geo. N. Fernald Commits
sioner OF Public Works. who reserves the
right to reject any or all bids should he deem
II Tor ths interest of the City so TO do
Portland. July "a 1899. jy2ldtd
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
cAsroKrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind yos Haze 1isyaw BoxgAk.
cAsToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FrErcRER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind YoH HAYS Aisssys Bought
cAsToRIA
Bears tke signature of cHAs H. FLETCHER.
In use ior more than thirty years. and
The Kind You Have Aiaya,s Bought
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-24
ENTERTAINED BY MR.. COOLING

Through the kindness Of Manager God
ing Of the C2sco Bay Steamboat 80 mpa-
ny, seventeen boys from the Maine HON e
for Friendless Boys went to Peaks ISL
and Saturday to enjoy the festivities. At
the Island they partook of q dinner at
the Peaks Island house as the guest OF the
proprietor, Mr.. Sawyer, and In the after
noon occupied three boxes at the Gem
theatre The boys were accompanied by
their matron.