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The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

Notice IS hereby given that on the ssh day
OF July, isol, application was made 70 ,SSs s'.
hoard OF Street and Water Commissioners ~
Antolio Loori and others for the
IMPROVEMENT OF AlERSEIES STREET
between Newark avenue and Third street
to the provisions OF Chapter 2l7 Of the i-tN
Of 1895, and in the following manner lneiud-nz
To have the street for the full wid.a tssreos
excepting The westerly sidewalk, graded 10 see
essabllsl,ed grade by BY .sxeavstin< or h''ias tae
TO have new 2e-inch curb set on the eaxleriy
side thereof.
To have the present curb reset and nsw a
inch curb set where necessary on the essteriy
side of street
To have the cutters on each side paved with
stone paving to width of 36 inches.
To have new blue stone tagging. feet wide,
laid the easteriy side Of street.
To have the present Tagging reiaid and new
10 have new bridge stone crosswalks id.
To have the present bridge stone crazswalks
relaid and new bridge stone laid where necsz-
sary.
sary to provide for the dow OF the surface
water and to complete the improvement in
good and substantial manner
And notice Is also given that on the 4th day
of November. 1901. the Commissioners Of As
sessment filed in the office Of the CLERK of the
their preliminary map for said Improvement.
showing the probable total cost Of TIE con
semplated improysnsnt and ,. the ssa Es2ssaP1,as 1,s
benefited thereby and the same is now open
to public inspection in the office of the Clerk
of said Board.
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections there
5f are included in said assessment, nanseiys-
MERSELES STREET.
on the easterly side from Third street to New
ark avenue,
FOURTH STREET.
from Merseles street TO points about On th>
south side 2s7 feet and on the north side is5
feet east thereof.
NEWARK AVENUE.
on the south side from Merssles street to =
point % feet east thereof.
And that in aceordance with ths prorisienf
Of the Act above cited the 18th day OF NoveEar
bsr 1901 al o'clock 2. NJ, and the Asseulhs5
Chamber Of the City Hall are hereby AIRED a
the time and place when and where the DoRs}
of Street and Water Commissioners will Hle<
TO hesAA all parties interested in said appiies.
tioa4z q ali renonstfanees against the ssfA
proposrd Improvement thar may be presented
in writing.
GEORGE T. BoUToS
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. November I, 1901.
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
FURIOUS SAIGON FIGHT

Michael Maaer. Of No III Armstrong
avenue, Greenville. had his left ear nearly
torn off Saturday. afternoon while in a
fight with Joseph Smith, twenty-nne
years old. of No. 412 Jackson avenue. The
row occurred in T. Fureys saloon On
Armstrong avenue Maher claimed that
Smith was the aggressor. Smith is em-
pioyed as pilot. He was arrested on a
charge of assault and battery and he fur
nished ball to appear for examination be-
fore Posice Justice Murphy Maher's in-
juries were attended by City Physician c
". Everett
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
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New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust cuD-

70 JuLlA CIAEssoN, oCTAvIA FLEUREN
Claesson, his wife: Wcpdei Maschino. Lsonis
widow: Maria ). Harris. widow: John s.
Harris Minnie L. Harris. his wife: Mary
&. Tofey. John J. Tofrey. her husband;
husband; Margaret a. Throckmorton. widow:
Eliza J. Sip, widow; Emma L. Aysles.
widow; Daniel Van Winkie. Emma Van
Minkie. his wife; Peter S. Van Wintue,
Catalina Van winkie. his wife; Mary ]. vAn
M4nkle, widcw: Edward Van Wrinkle. Sauna
Van Winkie. his wife; Layina Brigham.
sum OF one thousand one hundred and forty
two dollars and sixty-seven cents ALL the
land and real estate situate in Jersey CITY,
in the County of Hudson and State Of New
Jersey, froui.ng Tonnsle avenue, which u
laid down and designated as lot "a Ia block
number 94s upon' an assessment map annexed
10 report number IS, made by the Commits
sianers Of Adjustment appointed IN and for
said city by the Circuit Court Of tho County OF
nap apsV WAS ed u the p oice @ * t the city Col.
lector Of Jersey City, on the LIST day Of March,
1883. made pursuant to the provisions *
Sa ed Mae & f Sss s a ssw
IAN Act concerning the settlement and eol-
lection q arIssraess Of unpaid ssxes * ~, A..
il cities Of This State and imposing and
levying .ax assessment ! and nd len @ y = Leo s,,
Tor Tor the ' sale Of lands subjected g future
And the severat supplements thsreto
And you are furtner n0rined that you appeAs
% have an estate or interest In said land and
real estate. and Unless the said land ard real
estafe shall be redeemed, as provided IN said
acts before the expiration Of six months from
ana after the service thereof,a deed tor the
same will be given conveying to the Mayer
and Aldermen Of jersey City the fee sirpls
Ok said land and real estate according 10 ths
provisions Of the said act
Dated Jersey City. n. j., April 5, 1901
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
(seaLj E. Hoos.
Attest:-- Mayor.
NJ. ). o'DoNNELL.
CITY Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

CORP GRAFTON Nt5ffcE

= - ,t.<t-9 -7f<t - * tst'- -
Natlre Il llefsby gwen tlsat "a lie fs.h day
u August. 1eeh application MAS nssde y .ie
Doarl Of street and Water Commissioners By
y i iassfovMq A1sos asa sissss Of e sRos s5s pwAr
between wrishs avenue and west side of Dases
said Improvement 10 be made eenfermabss
10 the provisions 81 Chapter 2ls Of the Law
q lss5, ana in the following manner ncl,d.ns
To have the street for the full Width tbersss
gr11ea to the established grade by exeavatlne
or iiIltng the same 70 the established grade
To have new 2e-inch curb set on each side
To haye the present curb reset and new -
inch curb set, where necessary
TO have the cutters on each side paved witn
stone paving 70 width q s5 iiesfes. ..s.
TO have The present Tagging reisid ana new
tagging lafd where necessary
10 have the present bridge stone eroasn alks
relaid and new bridge stone laid where necss
And all other work done that may be neess-
sary 70 provide for the now of the Euffsc7
water and e complete the improvement y
good and substantial manner.
Notice Is siso given that on the 4ta 2ay
Of Novsinpers iaoi, the conmlssoners Of ~
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners lhe'r
preliminary hnap for said improvement. she's.
ing The pronabi1 total cost Of the ccntenplszes
Improvement, and the probable arsaunt g a
assessed on property specially benefited there
by, and the same Is now open 70 PUBIC ".
spectIpn in the office Of the Clerk Of saie
Board.
And notice is also given that the foiloxias
streets or avenues particular sections thfreo;
are included in said Assessment. namely
BROADWAY,
from Wright avenue to a point 100 feet wss;
Of Dales avenue.
DALES AVENUE.
on the east side from Broadway 70 It's souSheriy
Terminus, and On the west side fr2zn Breadw2y
10 a point aboat 25z feet south fhfrerf.
WAi51S4 AA.ESIstl. ..3s.s. q. 4 8.
from poinl abouf 80 feet north 1g Froadssfy
to It's ssutheriy terminus.
And that IN accordance with the rroris.nrs
OF the Act above cited the i9th eaN of MY 7ss,'
Der, 1901 at O clock P. NJ. and the A=s-nlbl,
,..iafnber q the City Hall are herses 1xsd
the tIsne and place when ana whore tire Haart
of Street AMI Water Commissioners will n.st
10 hear all parties Interested in said arp'i ~
and all rernonstrances against the ssid pf
writing
GEORGE t. RoCToN.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey city, November s. 1891
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

s66f<3 * 65 HI b 81 Il len s tlISs. fll4
r1G51{ Snf (]Sff3baf i0)I 111i10u1f}nx III ff11
al xresls} Z fV fwn 6sinared ai1d iifSs SIX
Hsnes asriss 4 e ss''ss Ssss'ss 3 IS
Matsi,s.a i l'jsii Hiiab II II d d
Thomas KeHoe q 4. s5 Ss
Violef III Wsft & I. "a 0n
1,hc sssias ax !, I, ~ t,t,sf nae, calel
for and "a tass On each 81 he foregoing
S|ssM9Iusiona ! 1 i they were adopted BY the fol-
Yeas1-Rress aet,f sT4ennessev. Commission
ers Ericksoia saffd Niblett.
A<bbss7tssS5s9 Absssntx Nnne
The I3nafd then tool "a recess.
Upon reassembiine ali the members were
p'sS . ! ACTION UPoN CLAIMS.
by II the Mk ssyerai coinitfees In payment Of
Bv cotnmiftee hi ns1 ~ xpparatus ana Re-
pairs: s
paid II Henry @ Hauck "a for repairs to appar-
atas s1ssss Aasas5 E. 3als ls@ Henry Hauck for re-
BY Committee on Feed
Resolved. That The sum Of $9056 be paid
II o. Witfpeu for horse feed, October J.,
1901
$115.26 be paid Edward Q'D1nneH for
horse feed, October 1, 1901. e,
S69S7 be paid q. =. Cassiday for horse
sssT Be a paid c George Rickerich for horse
feed, October /, 1901.
$6532 be paid George Rickerich for horse
feed October l5 1901.
( BY Committee on Department Buildings
and Repairs:
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,.L 1zl9Axs NOTICE

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The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
BOARD or FIRE 10 n n msSsIosER
tofielai PsoceeiinRs M


Regular meeting of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners he'd at pepar rtment Head
quarters. wednesday evening. October 70,
1901. at o'clock.
sioners er erickson and Nibiefft'. ali the
= The reading "a of minutes of meeting oc-
tober 3, 1901, was on motion dispensed
with and they were approved az en-
PfREsDNrAT1oN fisssss; or APPLICATIONS.
OF Henry Stueler. applying for leave of
absence without pay, from November
Received and referred to the Chief En-
gifleer with power.
or George Johnson applying for ap-
pointinent to the Department.
on a App,i ationa and Appoint ntments
READING OF COMM MITNICATIONs
From the Board Of Street and Water
mnissioners, tran snitttng copy Of fol,
lowing resolution passed by that Board
October g. 1891, aud approved By his Honor
the Mayor October II, 1861 -
Resolved. That the Board Of Tire Com
nIssloners and the Chief Engineer OF the
lail.gate such orders 10 the several engine
companies tnroughout the city as Will
prevent such companies or members
5hsIsef s ns nce Fsm 2psains e aas q aa rs using hre
On motion, resolved that the Chief En-
gineer De directed TO issue the necessary
order II cQIa2liance &! theJsmith 4.
wooden structure in the nature Of q
fence erected BY Charles Thenen between
fame hQilaing M. 204 New York avenue,
9wSa sniss q rossrt ossa No 1sss aa a e.
''ss lnailr 1''s' stfiie FL bstss Nos lis ai
S 6a'ss syssvs Sill sat1ag daggrse sat ia sa
menace III case of fire. etc
Received ana II ferre!1 " the Committee
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
O[PU[ RETIREMENT
After One More Weeks
Service HI Will Leave
the Bench.

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Sso,,r, ,ss,s sa,,.s.,s,, u, u,t,ir,
tins ~, z,.,l, ba,,s l,sar ,,,a,,,tar of The
court 81, t,,srtv c,,sac,,five Years
i Nexf a1ondav .Inst,ca vrflliam 8. CUM
,nera wtll he sworn 4, IL chief Justice
and a tle same time Mahlon Pitney will
luke the oath as an associate justice
The oaths win be administered by Chan
cellor Magic The retirement Of the ven
erabie Chief Justice from the bench will
be as devoid Of ostentation as has beer
Eis career while member Of the court
It is understood. Although not officially
announced, that there will pc some recog-
nitioh Of the Chief Justices services
When the Court q Errers meet - na'su
down opinlons next lnu's Y is1l ~ Z
tnAs WIN take mas no' psen lnaue puD.ss ~
out mere VII y ses III, =
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t,,a aa4a ;,av,ny
49,, ,,,,s,,es,, =, arler fhat the opinioas
~, =, MA der, hsfore rhe expira,
,s,r, u Ia e,,,,
II s,aat.;nr ~ me retirement from the
,o,,.l, ,ast cat,,r,sav ch,ef J,,stice Deuue
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cay hass e''su = y - 49, s,,,-,, ~
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nave ~ iTass pat seesse'
insre are many p'ssasssa'
and more pieasahs reee4.ss'sion =, nsiia,.- ~
! 2hs of thoee snirsN-liVes Years ii,e va
agreeao.s ehihss hass s'ssa = y : I.
It aees 70 ne paresaa g isie g fe'leines.
unpleasant tninss. N my term q o'.sps
the people, the par ana lhe press o. r-s-
sex county have been very Kind to me-
and | appreciate fully their many kind
nesses. but now that my time of retire
ment is near / am anxious to get out.
and will be glad to be relieved of the
care, worry and responsibility. owe to
the court officers debt OF gratitude,
waich / vii, probably acknowledge before
/ leaving the bench Saturday. Otherwise
have no p,,as for any formal leave
tal;ng ana sea no occasion for ANY,.
will, do sfter vour retirement, the Jus.
t;ca 1yas asred
..T.ots of ther,s,, he answered. with q
v,,asrs,, s,,.,s ,f 'sat,sfaction "r,na coins
- ,;,sa ;,,st = : ,,laasa There are several
ty,,s + want ta take. b,,t f,rst I'm going
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The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
lAB0RER DROWNED

voorhis Shank forty-ive years old Of
No 2os Til rd street. was found drowned
in the Morris Canal, between Grove and
Barrow streets. this morning by Henry
sCopoliski, lahorer. Of No. 62 Canal
street. The body was taken to speer's
morgue where 1t was claimed by rela-
tives. The identification was made by
papers found In the dead mans clothes.
No one can offer any satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of how the man got into the
wafer
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11
l|s.lfElfI.E,Y s NOTICES

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isr<ss. e >'s1 -
Ee*w.fn xsn~r a r; f-n,ier0. rou,p1; No III.
,.,d 2fnvsc 14i.cbc4,c;s - !, d~frnd4nfa
III ~ Al y. ~ y. ,,ss ss<.s %
Rrturnab bjo rF7ehri,a ~ Tcrm is5s 81
Wailis. Edwards q Bunsted. solicitors.
IL, ',ssrt ~ ~ ~. sho - ,.,rif ~ ,1x
5,irscts.s IA de,ivered saii s.,i ~ nnbiic
verdse II r n Tossberf.s' r~ai estate saies-
ro5rn Nd Al Monfrornerv street Jersev CITY
THURSDAY, the twenty-first day Of November,
s.
e e Two o.ciock n the afternoon. an 1ns t2t~
ioMln6 described iand ana premises, Win tns
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

NOTICE T0 CREDfTORs-E ESTATE OF
Christine Ruppel deceased; Anna Ruppei
exeeutrlx or Christine Huppel, deceased. by
order Of the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson
County, dated July 1S 1901. hereby gives notice
to the creditors of said decedent 10 bring IN
ss1eir debts, demands and claims against the
tstafe OF said decedent. under oath Or af2irmas
sion, within nine months from the date Ok said
order. o. they Nill be forever barred of any
sctfon Therefor against said exseutrix:
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

SIIERTFFS SALE.--IN Cf1ANCERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Richard A. Heatherton ct al, part
ners, &C.. cornplainants and Sarah Aronowitz
ct al, defendants
Returnabie February Term, 1902.
James f. Pyle, Solicitor.
directed and delivered. / shall sell BY public
room. No A Montgomery street. Jersey CITY.
THURSDAY, the afth day Of December,
A. D. 1901,
at two O'clock in the. afternoon. all the follow
ing described land and premises. With the az,
writ; thar IS % say
Al thal certain iot. piece or parcel OF ianc M
ana premises' situate. ying ana being ~ ser
ssy Lity' m me county ol Huason ana stats e
oa q, new Jersey. s winch On the New Nap q
Giaremont. sergen Heights. Hudson CO.: IN. a,
1850. !" and filed in the Registers office Of Hnd-
SON County. is known and distinguished as
part OF lot numbered one a., in block n rteen
uS, more particularly described as follows; Il.
twenty-five feet and sixty-one one hundredths
Of a foot southwestcry from the southWesterly
e VITA
street nov Kearney avenuel one hundred
feet; thence southwesterly and nearly parallel
one hundredths Of foot, more or less, to the
southwesterly line of lot No. /. block No. 1s.
as laid down on New Map of Claremont, &C.;
thence southeasteriy along the southwesterly
line Of said lot No. one hundred feet to the
westerly side OF Ocean avenue thence north
easteriy along the westerly side Of Ocean ave-
nue. twerlty-four feet and ffty-two one hum
dredths Of foot to the point or place Of be-
ginning.
Sheriff.
Dated October %, 1901.
80 --~-. =. 80 - =.
Jersey.
Between Thomas I. Wfseman, COM
al. defendants.
Fl ia For sale Of mortgaged premises
Besson and Spohr Solicitors
By virtue Of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered. shall sell by public
vendue. at +. g. wolbert's Real Estate Sales
N
THURSDAY, the fourteenth day Of November,
e..,.s 4: ~. y ~ lsel Z, !. ~
lowing Described land and premises. with the
apprtenances being the Same descrtoed in
saia writ. thar y 70 saw
Al those certain lots: tracts Or parcels q
',s zia a, s. ~,
f': CIV osins x 4ri st,e z
state Or New New Jersey ana Wnicn On map
entltled zap - oL propsrty peiongins 70
Sanes q 5sss, ~ 9 nsp - Oh aauSs Is
49, u. eornsy Ppsk 30 s. s.s. a19 aufs
1Ied IN, the once ol .ne nesssser o. auason
county ere marnee. sn1Wn sss ana ues,enased as
iots numnesso .oaseen up ana ssssnteen en-, ul,.
irontine anu racing Va tne soutneriy sioe OF
iine o. fiilesntn ssree., an9 peals eash sWsnss- @
nye feet vice n IRONY ana rear ana one nun
said said map map viii vii more ~ fully appear. s =
cASL H. tsuEMrLEK,
n.taa oo,ohor ,ao, snerin'
.Isrslv rsa ocsfpe CSty News s0 and The Observer.
suv - ,r,r-s n -, ,,1,5pv -, ,,r,7,,
Jersey
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

Dated Jersey city, November $. 100
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

fsa'e No 44ss)
New Jersey Title Guarantee 8 Trust Company
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

Dated October %, 1901.
Jersey City News and Jersey City Herald.
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11

Dated october i5. 1901.
Jersey City News and Kearny Record
The Jersey City news., 1901-11-11


A magnificent array Of wedding pres
ents displayed In the gilt room at re-
cent wedding included fifty pewter offer
ings: some Of which had been unearthed
IN Germany and wore absolutely heasi-
tiful
The popularity Of pewter is extraordi-
nary. Every bride Is clamoring for y
when asked what she would like for tiie
wedding present. and secondhand shops
4rc being fansacked for specimens
Av4ilc since it was rumored that we wers
barking back to some Of the ugly fash
ions ii the early part Of the century. buE
very y.eareful study Of wedding presents
conyinces one that. on the contrary, our
aste in household presents IS improving
Among french gowns the Empire style
Il looked upon with great favor for eyer-|
ire wear The short waset, with full sslkif'
added, the puff i tile shoulder. Of s1sel
ira extremely long s:eeve reaching over
tne hand 'escrlies fhe new Empire
model Nhlch among many desisf1ers, is
3ust now considered one q he moSt az !
lti1gaisnsa stSiex 5or tai; SENDER women
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-02
Mrs. Richard J. Burke.

Many Bangor people will be panied to
learn of the death of Mrs. Richard j.
Burke, who was formerly Miss Nellie
Hurley of Bangor. at her home in Bos-
ton, Saturday. Mrs. Burke was the
daughter of the late James Hurley. She
was married in this city four years ago.
but had made her home in Boston for
the past eight years. Her remains We're
brought to Bangor. Monday and the
funeral services will be held in ST.
Johns Catholic church. Besides her
mother Mrs. Burke leaves five sisters,
Misses Annie T.. Mary E., Alice and
Agnes Hurley of Bangor, and Mrs.
James Van Zandt of Chicago. She also
leaves brother. William H. Hurley of
Boston.-Bangor Commercial.
Mrs Burke will be remembered by
many friends in this city who knew
her as Nellie Hurley, she having been a
member of the Journals composing
room force for several years They will
all be shocked and grieved to learn of
her death.
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County Officers Take Their Seals.

The officers-elect of Kennebec county
assumed their several offices, Tuesday
forenoon. With two exceptions they were
their own successors. County Attorney
Thomas Leigh and j. W. BasSett of Wins
low, the new member of the board OF
county commissioners, had the oath OF
office administered to them by Hon w.
S. Choate. John 4. Spear of West Card
ner, was elected chairman of the board
of county commissioners.
Sheriff a. l.. McFadden appointed his
deputies as follows:
j. S. Mckinney. turnkey, Augusta
Frank ]. Ham, Belgrade; James +. Hill.
Waterville: Geo. F. Church. Hallowell
Joshua +. Eean. Augusta; w. a. Pink
ham, Windsor: Wallace +. Berry. Win
throp; Mark l.. Rollins. Chelsea; Edmund
=. Conner. Randolph; Harry T.. Merrill
Monmouth; Colby Getchell. Waterviie
Albion N Jones. Sidney; Geo. II. Ames.
Chelsea; Samuel 7. Iersom. Oakland
Horace w. Hldreth, Gardiner; Isaiah
Clifford. Vassalboro; H. Z. Morse. Au-
gusta T.. \. Morgan, Readiield; Nathan
iel Jaquith. Clinton; Melvin S. Gordon,
Vienna; Hiram Gilman, Mt Vernon.
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mon mon; Franklin; Ghas, II; Hoxie. Fairfield
HuXton; E. a. Butter, Rockland; S. }.
Kelley, Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Thompson. Saco; Levi Pemberton. Lewis
ton; II. NJ. Dngley, lewiston; J. w.
Maxwell, Sabattus; j. G. Jordan. Sabat-
Phlibrook, sabattus; Ralph n Crockett,
Lewiston; w. S. Libby. Lewiston; A. B.
Nealey. lewiston; Elliott Wood, Win
throp; Seth Chandler. Lewiston; ]. NJ.
wick: 4. II. Hoxie. Berwick; f. Cope,
Redington; f. p. Page, Skowhegan; For
rest Goodwin, Skowhegan; f. ?. Viles,
\. q McCausland, Old Town; Geo II.
Smith, WATERFORD; q. e Bryant. Knox /;
5. \. Holden. fremont; M c. Hill. Bel
Powers, Fort Fairfield; s. l.. Peabody.
Princeton: X. w. Shaw. Houlton; Il. e
Tracey. Winter Harbor; Frank II. Has
Portland; J. II. Mcdowell and boy, Fair
field; w. S. Keen, Lewiston: w. l.. Walk
er. Starks; J. w. Maxwell. Sabattus: Geo.
r, i ns aSdT,s. AUBURN a; T, pudley: Liver
Falls: II. W. Cakes. Auburn; Clarence
Scott. Old Town; r: J. Dill. Auburn; l..
New Gloucester.
Cony. Housed. D. Coombs, Auburn;
VIM. J. Maybury. Saco; T. S. Burns,
Westbrook; Isaac I.ibbey. South Ber-
wick; K. G. Burgess. Nassalboro; John A.
Wayne; Chaplin Lydston. Litchfeld Cor
ner; Louis }. Bramm. Lewiston; c. l..
Jones, Waterville; Z. u. Wyman, Vassal
boro: S. Butler, Portland; II. b. Low,
Portland; f. q. Bryant, Pittsiield; +. c.
Moody, York; \. +. Drully, Auburn: ]. Il.
Jeffords, Livermore Falls: J, NJ Kaler,
Scarborough: y. w. knowlton, New
burgh; Geo. +. Dodge. Carmel; c. T. Rip
ley East Corintn; F. |. Brown, Read
field: c. r. Stevens. Readfield: +. E. Pea
cock, kent's Hill; c. H. Hersey, Portland.
City Hotel-M c. Weber, Auburn; +.
II. Harmon, Gardiner; W. II. jackson.
Raadfeld: Chas. S. Purinton, White
Rock: J. S. Connor, Waterville; J. w.
NORM. Embden; q. II. Fisher, Winter
port; Geo e. Smallwood, Togus; II. L.
Dunning. Winslow; f. H. Cook. Nassal-
boro VIM. c. Farrell. Van Buren,; David
Carr. Old Town; ID. y. Ballard. Fryebure;
+. w. Wilson, Gorham; j. IL. kneeland,
Searsport; l.. c. Dillingham;, St Adams:
+. NJ. Bennett. Hollis; G. NJ. Phoenix,
Alfred; L. \. Stevens, Monroe.
Hotel Johnson-Fred l.. Pratt VeaZie:
G. II. Ames, Chelsea: \. r. knowlton,
Pennington; Geo. Q. Cannon, Jay;
Chas. NIinott, Jr., PhippsbIrg: Emery Q.
Bean. Readtield; +. y. Morgan, Read
field: Gorham y. Weymouth, Biddeford;
II. +. Ham. North Whitetield; II. r.
Squirting, Boothbay; S. II. Niles, North
jay.