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New-York tribune., 1900-03-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
closed dull and weak. Standard OH closed at 526lS
$50 against 525Q530 Thursday. Last prices
other prominent issues Havana Commercial
l6dI7 preferred 57G59; Baking Powder. 94leq9o Bay
State Gas lssQl12 Pump. 1S0ls& preferred. 64iSg66
Markeen Copper, ia; Amalgamated Copper, 93hg9i;
AIMS terda;n Gas, 26i4G27: preferred. 4614a47% Rub
Der Goods 29Q29l1 preferred SlhqS3: Distilling of
America, 6%n7A preferred. N@2S; Sloss-Shetfied,
27Q2s preferred. 67469; Storage Power 1l@l3; Gen
eraI Carriage, 71sa7i2,
THE METAL MARKETS.-There change
in the local copper market. Lake closed at 1614c.
electrolytic 1910 and casting l6Bc London cables
closed los higher. The market for iron closed very
dull Lead remains quiet and unchanged. Spelter
closed barely steady: spot April 81 65GfA 10 Tin
closed quiet spot $3i - nominal; March S33 nominal
and April $35 nominal
SILVER EXPORTS-The steamship Lucania
sailing for Europe to-day, will take 10000
silver shipped by the following houses: Levi
sohn Brothers, 600 ounces, and Zimmerman d
FOrshay. 5000 ounces.
FOREIGN NTRADINCi.-London sold stocks in the
local market, putting out about 10000 shares of
rious issues. The heaviest dealings in st. Paul
and Baltimore and Ohio.
COPPER COMPANIES DIVIDENDS.-The di-
rectors Of the Amalga gamated and the Anaconda Cop
per companies expected to meet for dividend
purposes about March q. Mr.. Rockefeller and sew
anG nothing will be done until they return. Well
Informed dealers In the stocks Of both companies
do not look for any change in the dividend pay
mentS
ELECTED SECRETARY. s. Webb
ir for years connected with the Lincoln National
politan Trust Company, succeeding Beverly Chew.
who has been elected to the vice presidency.
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CHARACTER OF TRADING.

a sharp decline in the price OF United States Rub
Der common stock one of the few features of
intensely duh market. There no new de-
veopments affecting this stock, and it's decline was
due to the offerings Of a broker who said that he
sold the stock down because he found it unpro-
tected- Consolidated Gas bought for Standard
Oil brokers. Metropolitan Street Railway was sold
by traders and Third Avenue strong on cover
ing of shorts and buying by houses that have been
taking the stock for several days. Peoples Gas
sold in the early dealings by traders on re-
ports that the companys only competitor in Chi
cago had arranged for an extension OF its service
Wormser brokers were buyers OF the stock and In
the afternoon traders covered reports that the
company would absorb the Ogden concern South-
Railway stocks not affected by the in
crease in dividend the preferred, Panhandle
fell seven points on absence of support Linsead
stocks strong. London sold. Railroad secIIri-
ties were dull, but generally higher.
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. -New-Oreans-Cou-
mercial 81 p discount; bank, 81 premium. San
Francsco-sght. l212e; telegraph 15c. Cincinnati
Between banks 25G40c discount; over the counter
Doc premium Charleston-Buying par; selling l-lO
premium. Boston-l5c. l2l4c and 1Oc discount Chi
easo-i5c discount St Louis-Par. Savannah
Buying, par; selling. 81 per 5000.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York Exchanges
sl6iSf!,1S; balances, 1856. $50. Baltimore - Ex-
changes, S.2so719; balances, s512 55i Boston-Ex-
changes. slS227 49, balances Sl724l3i Philadelphia
Exchanges, si2s50S07; balances. g. s34 Chicago
Exchanges, a9.O25 0l3: balances. 81, ,S22 $50
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London SizGi4 cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills per cent. for long bills per
cent Berlin discount rate 51s per cent Berlin
exchange on London, 20 marks 81 pfennigs Paris
exchange on London. 25 francs 2212 centimes Paris
discount rate, 3h4 per
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consols for
money, 100 1916 for the account. 1Ol14; French
rentes. l01 francs sly centimes. Spanish As 7oA
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 597Ac Mex
lean silver dollars, 4724c. Bar silver in London
a7Ed.
GOLD PREMIUM.-fn Madrid, 81 81; Lisbon 43.
Buenos Ayres $780, Rome 6s5.
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The volume of business in yesterdays market
could have been easily transacted in two hours
of trading and the suggestion was made that,
pending the resumption Of speculative activity
the Exchange should be closed every day at
In brokers' offices there almost alb
solute Stiffness and the Stock Exchange
there less noise than a Quaker meeting
People who have visited the Exchange in peri
ods of market activity will appreciate the COM
parison.
With the exception of that covered by few
no life in the market. AS a rule, fluctuations
were confined TO fractions and at the close
there were few more losses than gains
The more important market interests have their
stocks locked up for future use. and in the
meantime they have gone to Florida, California
and other points, leaving speculation in the
hands of unimportant traders who buy one day
and sell the next in the hope OF making running
expenses The larger commission houses have
down on any reaction or decline of Importance;
but there few selling orders reported. For
the time stock values inclined to droop be-
cause there is demand while money rates
inclined TO harden because bank reserves
falling. Bear oraces see in these fac
tors reason for predicting a coming smash in
values, but they fail to remember that the
market is not filled with weak accounts that
can be smashed, and that the Currency bill
when enacted as a law will cause a rapid change
in the movement Of bank holdings.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

rency of s69,974 and gain in coin of 81 ho, ,5s3
suting in general balance of s24 2o5 600 consist
ing of $500 6O4 coin and 1896 currency. The
business for the week ended last night included
ceipts of $25o2ss98 and payments of 8,362721 De-
Quoting from the receipts s3,372 900 and from the
payments S3,S97 600 for items which affect it's
count with the general Treasury only, its gain
affecting the banks was S71S9177
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March 9-The market for American
securities ruled duh and inactive all day, with the
settlement absorbing the attention OF members. The
final dull Last prices We're: Canadian
Pacific. l005s; Erie 127s Erie first, preferred, $685.
Illinois Central, 49, Union Pacific preferred 755s:
st Paul common, 1895; New-York Central l37;
Pennsylvania, GO, Reading. ga Northern Pacific
preferred, 76; Atchison, 23h Louisville and Nash
VILE s3ik; Grand Trunk. 81 and Anaconda 9as
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES-Money call, 2l4 per cent 3Is
per cent being the ruling rate Time money, 4Ia45
per cent for sixty days 414a5 per cent for three,
four and six months railroad collateral. Com
mercial paper 4laG5i2 per for three four and
six months for the best names, and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Market dull. Actual
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HEAVY LOSS IN CASH HOLDINGS

The local banks have lost heavily in cash hold
ings this week the known movement of monev
indicating loss of upward of 80 Col 600 The Suh-
Treasury eained $7,lS9,1T from the banks while
the direct express movement of funds TO the in
terror took out s2 $1,000 net against gain last
week of $4,000. The unknown movement of money
in the week is made up in great part of reoetnts
OF money from the Pacific Coast by registered mail
out IT Is not likely that the amount is large enough
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
Thursday.
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.


PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Week ending March o 1898. 1890. 1900
90 564 $50 81 26so.4Ol S2hI56l5
Thrown the market. 2.3ll.346 2,469.oSo 2O6s. 263
From January L --
Entered at the s24 35+ 545 s e22 t2G
Thrown the market. % 7504S6 245l9 9S3 % Ioi
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The directors of the Southern Railway Company
have declared dividend of 1t2 per cent the pre-
ferred stock, an increase of one-haf of per cent
the last dividend payment.
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piuioeTo Notices.
New-York March !. 1900.
STEEL COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend 1NcS has been de-
clar upon the preferred stock Of this Company PAYABLE
March 31st, 1900 stockholders OF recoTi ot tbs
close OF business March 10th. - ~
Transfer books will be closed preferred stock
from March nth 10 3lst. both days inclusive
+. :. WHEELER.
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ST. PAUL'S EARNINGS.

The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul Company
reports an increase in earnings for the first week
in March of s2s, 7i6 the same week year ago
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ng Stock Exchange, furnished by William p Bon-
bright Co., of Colorado Springs:
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No. 30 Broad-s.)
STOCKS
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ACUTE MARKET DULNESS.
STOCKS CONTINUE INACTIVE.
PRICE CHANGES sMALL-EXPECTATIO
OF A POOR BANK STATEMENT.

Closing prices yesterday at the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Thursdays
last prices were:
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REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL co.
DIVIDEND NOTICE NO &
ME THIRD QUARTERLY DIVIDEND I

ONE AND THREE-QUARTBRS PER CENT ,non
the preferred stock this has
payable on April 1900 TO stockholders of on Gns
close OF business March I5 1900. 80 e
The transfer books Will close 10 1900 at three
+. NJ and reopen April 2. 1900 a o'clock A NJ
New York. February 26 1900 ''
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WESTERN GAS COMPANY.

THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANT
Chicago. Ill. March 5th. 1900
ANNUAL. MEETING
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Joliet and
Chicago Railroad Company hereby notified tina.
the Annual Meeting of said company for the election o
Directors and transaction OF other business may
be presented will be held Room 5O7 No 2tS Mchisss
Ave; In Chicago. Illinois on Monday. the md day OF
April next at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
The transfer books viii closed OF bush
ness hours the 18th and reopened the Sa
day or April next H E R WOOD
Secretary.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY DIVIDEND.

to prevent a big decline in cash holdings in to
days bank statement
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THE AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE CO
OF NEW JERSEY

No II Bway. n. Y. February ~.
4 n MEETING of the Board of Directors
. held this day a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE-QC ARTEBS PER CENT. upon Preferred
Stock OF this COMPANY payable April 1900 was de
cared payable the stockholders
of business upon March 10.
For the purpose OF paying dividend the trans
Ter books OF the Preferred
closed upon 10 1900 reopened on ApriI iaO
y. F. PATTERSON Assistant Secretnry-
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THE FEDERAL TRE4STRY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement COY
srtng actual results of two days ago compare
with the last preceding statement is as follows.
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Goparlnersbip Notices.
nllsrellaueous.

GIANTS DUCHESS fit and wear perfectly Lava-lsrr
" corsets and fit beautifully ExquSa voet'ss So
delightfully."-. JAMNES West 3Ith-st, near otn-a''-
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Ir,.s
II received Uptown once No Lax htual
I'd door north OF S1stst until oc clock p M iss
nerts following branch ornces al To-
office o'clock p. VIZ; 2Si sth h-aVsy We
23d-st. l52 6th-ave cor. 12t1-st: MACY OF. 100
and l4th-st: la2 Columbus West ootn ss.
West 42d-st. near 6th-aye. o. East l4th-st' ID W."
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THE AMERICAN STEEL. AND WIRE co,
OF MEM JERSEY,

CALL FOR ARIZONA UNIVERSITY BONDS.
once OF the Territorial Treasurer.
THERE BEING $5,0I295 in the sinking fund,
VIII upon presentation University bonds OF the
Territory OF Arizona
IA IS. both inclusive will cease from and
after March IL. 1900.
THoS. W, PEMBERTON. Terrty. Treasurer
CALL FOR INSANE ASYLUM BONDS
once o. the Territorial Treasurer, Ph,enix. A. T..
Feb'y H. 1900
fTHERE BEING S1O13T in the redemption fund
FOR tha purpose will pay upon presentation insane
asylum bonds Of the Territory OF and
Interest thereon. numbers RI 40.
terest Will cease from and after March 10. 1900
TIIoS W. PEMBEEToN. Territorial Treasurer.
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual -Closing-l Shares
lOpea High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

sAnd interest. TEX dividend.
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New York March . 1900
A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONF-HAIFi iii

A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-HAIF Gi@
PER CENT. out of accumulated earnings has this
day been declared the PREFERRED STOCK OF the
Company payable April stockholders OF record
at the close OF business March %
The preferred stock transfer books will close at
Z. NJ. Friday, March -. 1900 and will reopen AT
10 A NJ, Friday, March 80
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
JOSIAH F. HILL. Secretary.
% Wall St, New York, March O. 1900
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees Preferred
Stock Certificates the
will close at 3 7. NJ, Friday. March % 1900 and
will reopen at 10 A M. Friday. March 80 1900
on April 1900, the Voting Trustees be prepared
10 distribute the above dividend OF ONE AND 0NE-
HALF dle) PER CENT. when received by them among
the parties entitled thereto. OF
their books when closed above
J. p MORGAN & CO,
Agents for Voting
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closing rates follow:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-12
MORRILLS.

The entertainn ent held recently at All
SOUS Unisersalist church for the benefit
of the Home for Ffienolsss Eoys, nstted
the SUN Of e16.
A. the last meeting Of Maple Lodge,
Good Templars. the following Officers
we're installed:
p. O. T.-Mr. Howard ". knight.
G.. T.-Rev. q. y. Marshall.
". T.-Miss Annie ". knight.
Sec. Mrs. 4. l.. Burnham.
Fin. SEQ Mr.. John Adams.
Tras.-hiss Almena Sawyer.
Cbap.-Mrs. w. p. Cobb.
Supk OF j. F.-Mrs Mildred Rolfe.
Marshall-Mr. Harry Snowman.
ID. Marshal--Mrs. q. II. Jackson.
sentinsl-Mr. George Stowsll.
Guard-Mr. Merton Rolfs.
Several now names we're proposed
for mem bsrship ct this meeting.
The pupils Of the North Dsering school
wers presented with beautiful stsei en-
craving during the past week BY the
women's Literary Union, Of Portland.
The parents and friends Of tire River
side school are invited to attsnd that
school next Friday AFTERNOON al the pres
entation OF the bea uiiful steel engraving.
1.-THE Departure OF the Hugusnots After
the Massacre OF ST. Bartholomew"
There 10 TO lie temperance meeting
n. Maple hall Monday evening. Among
the speakers to bs present are Rev. K.
3. MoAlliGter. Of tbs Pine street Netho-
dist church, Rev. y. h. Pearson, OF the
Gospel Mission and othera All are In
vited.
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WOODFORDS.

Miss Brown, tea,her at the Ocean
street grammar school, has tesn unapie
to attend TO her duties Of late on sooouns
Of sickness. During ner absesoe, MIS-.
Chubbuok, formerly . popular teacher In
Oh: primary here, has been sub, titat ia !.
few evenings ago at tie homs Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel h. Huston, Lincoln street
The club IL to meet on Friday evenings
Columbia lodge, Daughters Of Rsbeooa.
are TO entertain woodbfre lodge OF FORT.
land on Thursday evening, March ], ~
Odd Fellows hall, woodfords. n
TIE memters. Of cesrins chapter, W
E. g., with hunter Of invited guests,
enjoyed social dance and evening ~
Lewis hall, woodfords. Thursday evening;
At the last nesting Of Rocky Hill
lodge. No. 81, knights Of Pythiss. the
new BY laws recently printed were dis
tributsd. A ooinnittse was al.o sppoinl-
snos OF the fifteenth annivsrfasy OF the
ledge, which occurs March 18th. The
exact date for the Observance has not
been decided upon rs ysh The looge
during the past year has bien making
sxoslleDt progress, aud tie prospects for
the future are bright.
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Woodferds Congregational church will DO
reid Monday evening 10 tie vsstry OF the
church. The meeting 10 for the purpose
Of herring a report OF the finance com
mittee of the church.
TIE annual meeting Of the Deerins
Lodge of MAsors is to lie held Monday
evening ~ Ionic hall. Odd Bellows'
block, Woodfords.
The lodge IL to observe Iadies' night on
the evening Of February 18th.
Mrs. Joseph y. Chute, corner Of Woed-
ford avenue and Beacon ttrett, 10 to en-
tertain a Iarty OF her friends at . Heart
Party" at her home. Monday evening.
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ARRIVALS AND sAILINGs
or Ocean Steamers ofthe Domtnion and
Allan Lines.

The steamer Partisan of the Alien line
sailed for Liverpool ct ten O'Clock ON
Saturday morning. She took 10 cabin.
10 intermediate and 81 st,erage pa,sen-
gers. 1t 10 expsctsi that the Buenos Az
rssn Of this line will get away BY Mon
day.
The Vancouver Of the Dominion line
left Halifax lat, Friday night and 10 ex-
peotei TO arrive ut this port today.
There wers no fish arrivals on Saturday
but three lobster smsoks came In. They
were the Robert and Kdwin with $500,
the Aiya with LOCO and the Carrie and
Mildred with 5000.
The schooner Maud Seward which ar
rived IN this port on Saturday, expert.
enced q very rough time. She startsd out
from Stonington the drst OF the week
bound for New York with eight large
pieces Of stone. On Frid ~ the stone be-
gan t, Ice up badly and the weight of the
cargo was 80 much Increased that the
On plain thought that the vessel would
slnk unless heroic measures we're taken.
He accordingly threw overheard seven Of
the pieces and proceeded on his way to
Portland.
The Planet Mercury Of the Thomson
line arrived early In the morning. She
came from Liverpool and sxpsrisncsd n
hard trip. Last Tuesday In severe wealth
er she tr1k 9 Ter msinftay and bulkhead,
causing her cargo OF about 5000 tons to
shift about The eopd ofiicer is sick
with pueumonia and hrs been removed
to TIE marine hcsritnl. The carpenter
also had his leg damned.
The steam er Vancouver OF the Domin-
len line arriv ed at this port at . few
minutes past eleven O'Clock on SATURDAY
evening bot did not dock, anchoring out
side where she Ii to remain until this
m orning. She has experienced good
pas ssge' leaving Liverpool on February
LIST and Halifax at = late hour on Friday
night. A large CARGO IS brought and there
are also 1850 passengers aboard.
The steamer Alnerian OF the Leyland
line, with about 3Cc0 tons OF treighs, OF
which 2,2t0 tons were sugar arrived yes
teIday,
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A FEW MISTAKES.
Democrats Nominate Man Who Is a
I.Republican.

The Democrats made few mistakes
in their caucufes on Friday night which
gives q good illustrate IN Of what . good
political organization they have In Port
land. Mr.. J. Thornton Libby was nomi-
mated for two different positions in two
different wards. They also nominated
In Ward good Republican. Mr.. George
II. Noyss, who has written to the PRESS
to request the following notice to be pub
lished: 81 must request that my name
be Withdrawn from the list Of nomi
ness in Ward g." wfit,s Mr.. Noyss "As
Republican, holding opinion at all
points at variance with those of the Bry :
an Democracy am very much surprised
that my name should have been used
IN Democratic caucus" po1btls +,
there ale several other similar example,
to the above in other parts Of the city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-12
WILL OF CAPT. ADIE

A bearing WAS had before Judge Pea
body Saturday forenoon relative to the
appointment of q special administrator
upon the estate of the late Captain Will
liam AIDE An appeal having been
taken from tie decree Of tie court admit
ting the will of Captain Adie to probate.
and william Allen. Jr, the executor
name In the will, having decea-ei, an
appointment to act under the will it self
canno. he MADE until the appeal Is dis
posed of; therefore the necessity fer spec
ial administrator arose.
The helis of AIRS. Adie, who has died
since the dsoesfe OF. her husband, de,ired
the appointment of Ex-Governor Henry
b. CIsaves and DIR. John w. Bowers.
These heirs were represented by Stephen
q. Perry.
Messrs. n. p. Frank and Dennis A.
Meaher appeared for Claudio L.. Mendiz-
abel Of havana. Cuba, who desired to he
appointed adrainsitrat in behalf Of GER
tain legatees residing in Cuba.
The court was occupied most Of the
forenoon, hearing the matter. No decis-
ion as 20 the appointment was rendered.
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PLANS COMPLETED.
Everything Ready for the Lincoln Club
banquet Tonight.

There was q large and snthr slasiic
meeting Of the Lincoln club Saturday
evening. The banquet COMMITTEES mace
final arrangements and this years ban.
ques premises to be one Of the largest
aud most successful of the club. From
she repors Of tickets sold IL is estim ated
that there will be over ,01 guests In at
tendance.
Ex-President Carroll W. Morrill, win
PRESIDE In the absence OF President Vir-
gin who will be unable to be present on
account Of q serious illness.
Among the speakers and distinguished
guests who have been Invited, are Gov.
Powers, Mayor Robinson. Chief Justice
wisweil, Congressman O'Grady Of New
York, Hon. Herbert NJ. Heath, ex-6ov.
Clsavss, Hon. George p. Wescott. Judge
EymoEds. exsAayor Randall, ex-Gov.
Robbie, ex- Mayor Baxter. Adjutant Gen.
eral Richards, Collector Moses, Judge
Peabody, Judge Webb, ex.Mayor Asloh-
or. General Manager Evans Of the Maine
Central road, Gen. Charles p. Mattocks.
ex-Mayor Fessendsu, Hon. William
Engsl, Secretary of State Boyd, Col.
Thomas p. Shaw, Rev. Henry Blanoh
ard. u. D., Col. +. E, Foothby, Stats
Insurance Commissioner Carr, State
Bank Examiner 1imterlaks, Col. II. d..
Burbank, Col. W. ]. May bury and Col.
George Thompson.
The banquet will take place at the
Falmouth hotsl. A reception will be
held before the banquet. Dinner will be
served promptly n. O'Clock. Chandler S
orchestra Of five pieces will furnish mus
ia
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INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE.

LAST week the following persons filed
declarations OF matrimonial Intentions
at the office of the city clerk: Charles b.
-iey nolds and Alice q. Waterhouse,
both of Portland; Rains,ord W. Thorne,
and Mary Pc rry, both of Portland; Ar
thur W. Jordan and Elizabeth NJ. Allen
OF Portland; Carroll Cooper and Margn-
ret AcNulty, both Of Portland; Harry d.
Wallace and Mary Barker, both of Port
land; Charles II. Lawton and. Harriet
l.. Copeland, both OF Portland; John A.
K elisy and Mary E. Quinn of Portland
William K. Csgood OF Peabody, Mas,
and Dorothy V. Proctor OF Poiton.
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AT UNDERWOOD SPRINGS.

Saturday evening about co of the young
ladies and gentlemen who are clerks at
the establishment of the Owen, Moore
company, went TO Underwood Spring and
enjoyed q NEST pleasant time. They
went out on a special car of the Var
mouth elsctrics which left the ci at
5 IS O'Clock and upon arrival partook Of
a fine banquet which was served In the
oafiuo. This was followed by a delight.
full order Of dances, chocolate and punch
being served at intsrmission. Chambers
orchestra OF five pieces furnished the
music. The committee which had the
successful affair in charge was composed
OF Msssrs. Edgar "A. Asssrve, Edward
Cheney and Mtss Day. The party re-
turned late in the evening on q special
car.
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TIE WoMAN sUFFRAGIsTs.

Warrington. February 10 Mira. Carrie
Chapman Cstt,- who is one Of the most
prominent candidat S fer president of
the Woman's Suffrage association, to
succsed Miss Anthony, presided over
today'a session. Questions relating to
conventions. preparation of reports, eto..
vera discussed. the principals being
Lucy Hobart Day Of Maine, Priscilla
d. Hsekstaff OF New York. Matte Lamb
Remains of lows, and Mrs. Caroline b.
Buell. Of Oonneoticut.