Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
August 6, 1891

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■ppglgglllgra IPIIPIg i MHH| ‘,-^ir^'^Vv^ VOL. XXII. AUGUSTA. MAINE. THURSDAY MORNING. AUQUST 6. 1891. NO. 185. -—________ wrwAjrviAin CENTRAL STOCK EXCHANGE. I B. n. Pn»4lotoa iMaftr, 28 CONCKESS ST., BOSTON EICB&RGE OX LONDON 1NB PARIS. i pi-1 lit»?» Tort Stocki iK Baits. g,am, Provisions and Petroleum, f bass^ 44(4 ?of eMB sad carried a margin g# J per vest aad upward*. [greet tommui (ration with sd the Kxehaagea. W* torn* stoalhly market tatter, matted free on •ppUeaM'** to *«T addrmm. Corrpppoadeoce M»lici*»d. 'uiyVtaodhwog iLiilroabs Jfttfamboats MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD trramfemi-nt of Trail, la Kffrel Jane itlh, IHill. i.olM'i W 4-.HT-~A.tt A. M for I.*-wt*roa. HoekJaad, I'ortJaad. Bo*toO and Voo'/rai. 7.SO A. M f/.r Hail»weU, Gar-liner aad Booth Gardiner; a M ’or Farming4 a, ft^ekland, 'inland, lo w A M xpr**« for lUllowdl, Unr diner, Briin*wlek, P'/rtlaadl and k »l«n connect mg .r Whiie Mountain* aad r^nebre, l it P. "it HaliowrU, Ga/'Wo*r aad South Gardiner; UV i M f'*r Mrun*«i> t. Mailt, Rockland Fort land. n I 4- r llaitowell, Gardiner aad 5 Hoe’h Hardin* r, 11 f* M night Pullman, .'or lAWtdnn, Hath, Portland and Ho* ton. KANT 5 10 A. M night »xprc«*i for :-»oati« gan. BMinty, 7.to P \l for Waterriile, and 0 17 A M Hand* only, lor Bangor I h« Nigh' 1'nUmuR I rain* run en-li way very nigh'. •■Minday* in lud'd, but not to bkowhegan n Monday morning*, or to Rdfa*t, fH-xrer or t '-yntid Bangor, excepting to Bar ttarbor, on bun d*» morning* fhe da» i-xprraa tr»‘n- going W> *t at IO. .H A M and Ku*t »t B P M ru a dally, Hundav* la rinded, between Mo-ton, l*«Moa, Itatii, Itock 1 und. Bar Harbor and ht John. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta leave* Month Gardiner, ft 4'* A M., t t >0 and 4 46 PR, Gardiner, ft A M 1.00 awl i 45 l* M Hal owell, ft to A M I I and 459 P M through ticket* tu California ami all point* ~'.u'h and Weal may be had of K. II. Walker i v I" I agent. Ang nta, the only ofkc i In Augusta ■piling via ail route* and oh r train* h ave Bingham, ft -At A M. n i m., Mm am a. m., 11SB p w Carra ink I* .‘»t m I Oft r w Kiahd'o, 7.04 a m I /O r m Nor*It 4noon, 7 *7 a m t 50 i *i An*on, C A M., 1 fti i m Madixon, 7 .40 v v» Norrldgnwock. 7 V) m., 4.41 r b*ng* Hiding, *7 '»ft a m Jri p. M S u* t« I•«■ roaping, *1.04 w ,1.M P m.; arrive Oakland -.40 M 50 r. w From Button, Portland, I.-wl*ton, Augb-ta, Wa lerviile, Hkowhvgan and Bangor p***eng» r train* leave Oakland, 0.06 A. u 4 It VI Hawtfiie f,m«*ing, .*0 A V *5 li*on, >1 A. m i h Anion. 9 a m r >i North am ...a, ton* v vi r»o r vi Kiutrden, lO.Bi a *v i vi Car'atnnk Kail*. *1" 45 a m *ft 14 i u ,oI-jb, lb-56 a. m ft.lfl vi.; arrive Klogham, l..*o a. M., d..U» I’. 'I. •Hag vtatlon*, al whloh train* -top on «ignal or I n"!im to >mlnctor. Mixed between Bmgh ktn and North Anton WM M AY Kit, bupt. pUdtf xsmi: ::m> mm Narrow Gaug* Randolph to the National Home. Connect* with Maine i ntrul at Gnrdiner. TIMK TABLE: Buminer Armngemewt In effect June a, Iwt I rnve Randolph. W> A u 10.45 A. w 1.15 vi i io r v i in i vi. Arrive National Home, A M 11 (V. A V I 3ft I M .1.40 IV M 4 .10 I'. M, l.eate National Itnme, U a. m It 40 a vi l m S.Yif VI 5.00 r vi Arrive Randolph V> a. m II 50 A vi 4.40 p M I 50 r. vi., 6.41 nsmVUA-Y TIT A.IIV«. 1 eave Randolpli, 15 vt t IS r. m la av> National Home, *M i v 5 w I K A 1.4W TON, Superintendent. F’OFT HOMTON l 1)111.V SKKVirp Hun Iliya EmppUmI. I.I.A OUINI" AlMlI ATA at I r aiwai.i ai I S') at Gakihukk ie«* and elegant hteamer* "Mtaathtr" tnoln‘* Wh»rf, Bo. too,ew ry evening Sunday* except d atfto'cloak for landing* *>n Kennrh-o river Saturday veiling cauumiuu ticket* to and from ftitHinu wilt h*‘ *old re duct i rai- during .In and Auguat, g” *d to return the following M 150 A M rue.da**, rhurtday* and Saturday* "B«»«toi Me*m r expn leave Bath 5.30 A- M i* tud*\ evening and M-md". morning expre**, 'iKtng July it, leav. Bath Saturday, ft.V 1* M leave Bo jThbny Mooaay, 4J0 A M Sunday commencing July 14, leave Bath 9 A W ret anting leave Boothbay, to connect with trains •rrmag Augu«t.i daiiv at 3V, 7.15 P. »i Mon day at a M A twrarv round utp, July 1, from Augu*ta. 11 W SWAN ION, llSSMNr. ^*=.i,im snot. Cnpt. Illmiins. wtli leave Auguda every day for Ba'h Umching at all the plaor* on the rrwr and ail veaecl* ana tov hou**-* when algnalted L**ave Augu*ta at 7 a. Hallnweil at 7.15 a. m Gardiner at s A •tandar.1 time; Richmond. 9 30 a. w.; arriving t» Bath at 11J0 a. m. Le aving Bath At 1 JO p. arriving is Augusta at 5.15 r. u. FJLXlBSl 4r«.x iusuat* to Itatii, Itnnnd trip. |1.*A 4 mm llnllawnll tn Bntta. HnxMil trip |IJ*® Gardiner to Math. .**4 Richmond to Roth, So. tsardlanr to Both. oprtdtf DANIEL^HHk »ut half *o foolhardy a* men who endeavor to do bunlnet* In thin nineteenth century without advrr thing the Lord took care of Ira'niel, but he w iu •at taka care of buainea* thus ueglecttd. Lie only helpa Chant butiu. men who help thcmoelve* by ShMUcLou* ase of the power* abowt them. WHY SUFFER WITH COLIC

Cholera Morbus? WONDERFUL FOR COLIC. I burn ultd in»iA*r Umli** •nd oonaider it truly wonderful fur the relief of Culic K. C JACKHOH. Norway. Me. t« Mmi «n.uiU«P« XlirtI >M> *1nrAf M Air*- w w tf it tuL »y 4*..* IwwtdY Like a.tidal wave! Disease'before it. Saved! Wives and Mothers READ THIS I I Mr*. Helen C. F»»*s. Belmont, Me., "a* a Hinted w ith arora plieMlion of eliaw eaw* }*«ulur to her **'X, and nu inva lid for r llft«-«»ii year*. VVfun treated ii y t»n physician*, but ateailily ijrew wr*e. Suffered *o at time* t- ..ins *roeeT and r-rr»vi ii -n dealer t Kil l rendered l*y u* l» free fin all Cotton -'e«d Oil, Tallow. HueL and .11.er adnIteTHtM.na >o mmonly mud, and IV V RR.\ YTKI xTltlfTn.il k«> RK Non im> without oax uani* s Tallied Upon the •>wkaKn John p. S^uiwt Co., BOtTOM, imawq»» FOSS’ r Mu. £\J \y EXTRACTS i*t h»:«t MTitoNULar. ihc*t I h**> V Mtra.it* are *n'il ami reix.mm* Bd» d to mi cu-’otuer* a«|t»c Htron«i*t, the Klie-et Flavor ii.'l |lie h«ape*i fp urn of anv in ii»« usarkei Uakmnak. ml'l K I obey. tieo S.Mmo.. a H IVanli'. 0 M l*a>. ►ull.r A ly.fl. Hnrr Bum*. V I’l oh'i* -Mh« Lyon k Snil'h. Li i.awn no. Ul* r«- ft Kvwi. II AI.I.OW KI.E. Lowell Sl.noMHM, a H»rrlnjclon I l*ry t^iiImu M lumen I A C..., Vfi Ii., h'txrld*,, Iodic k o. Al'Wl'MTA J. K. Fuller. K. lra*k L'l.ureli k I .M'ke Conghlin Il-o C. Llnby. II K kul-om. s S. Wlliiam*. W,Mid k Harvey. II A. Hall. Kf.iT k Co. Hark* K.om I. K# h r k Bon. W H Hnuth. K L Webber. t Cron T H. Baker Reunion.! Bro* G«o. L>- Haakell. Au»UT A I. bail wick, I'KkPABfcD BY SCaLOTTEKBECK 4 FOSS HtM f'Al TT»U»« CHfcMINTft, ruilTLATIh MAIM*. Our va.'uable receip* 'or loe Cream ao.i Sher lH'In went to aay lady who wfll indow a two oen •tamp to pay aprrtd r.ThABlvnr XT’ YOU HAVE MnlariA nr l’ile«.BIek ll« a«laeh*», Co*dlve ■towel*, bum). Ac"*’, Sour Stomwli and lU'Iching If your food «loes not aanimilatr and you have no a|>|M'tlte, _ Tuffs Pills will cure theno trouble*. I*riro, -5 rent** »T* -aw* YOU NEED A SMITH PtEIEB Wbtoliba-* N*b »r#«c*ad »*y Piaetlcal I'm aosi lh»- faul of other* |h>‘ iati-l Btrapl^st and best. JOHN W. DANA, Agent, OARDINER MAINE m,vlwod?( TANSY PULS! ,w COMPOTND m» LADIEF r, ..—pi I'VeetiBl The and o>' YZ Tvgi aau«« I at lraff*' er drr1 '-Ar- N NUTD wTwt M-l brT K PtMTWfoor BOW l» 1( VlBSTKB* CO HRI LWIBIB A« klM.li* JealBd (vlkweowtt PPU/J A :c, stability S4 U»» r :rt». fKi> cash values in#on uirriiMf test-#* i*»"*»*> n,f mUI UMtm tJiun> »v>tciis. a §PP tow COsL Address 0:1 Lie rjtt«Lntrf Soeti i n.L .ic iU.*r «4KWl>W ewaht DETACHAI1MJ LINK jvBELTING. The Best. Now the Cheapest. REDUCED _ PRICE LIST a*. r..r V-M-. inerv t --.he Ktateras’:e D*-Ls»rp^.fcBtre. j m\k nrt.r rM;i vr.E»Ofo lNiT town) iAraiA.au*! *i> ihsr xv.ita S4jMl AnB ill# Ll the officers went im board io pay re ap* era Sobsequ-ntly Secretary Tracy, C 'Riido'Ii re Folger and Congrts man Bou t-lie vi*ivd and inspected the flag# hip. >a •..aid the Philadelphia they uiet Mr#. Blaine Mrs Dammsch. Miss Lyon, accottt 'ed by Senator Hale. The party lunched i.n botr 1 the Dispatch >J leaving the fl K*hip the u u*i salute was fired for the secretary of th* nav and 17 guns each fur S-n*t r Ha*e and Mr B jafelle. Admiral t,i erardl uv d. r«d hi# steam launch to take M Buuteil* to Cranberry Isles where he is -perditg ihe summer. S c*» tary Tracy will probably remain ivii w. ex# 1 he D patch is commanded by Lieut Co* lea J h harbor presented a ry a' imated aip»ara* Cd today, and crow voi ed ihe warsh p* S **mu yacht Jathnu-1, D C. Ford, Bu#'un, own^r, went ashore on »oulhwe#t> im p lint of Kgg Hock early last evening Tiisyscut iu IUr Harbor for assistance, but Ho#liv *r«t off the rock# this morning before arrival of aid. She was not seriously J.iuagefl bu. leaks *otne. CUILDflLN 8 DAY At OUI Orebaid—Flow EntaiUli maiita a. d Gtaud Iliutnioatloua. Old Orchard, Aug. 5—Today w»# Clildrwn’a day at Ocean Park. Several New E ip land excursion# brought Urge urowd#. Many outdoor pl-asure# were in luiRtd in and two entertainments were uive.i at the Temple. At the afternoon entertainment the Cary qtirtet, of Koch#*- Irrrtff’-'tf.. appeared atul in tfie evening the Dover Carol Club. A grand illumination was held tonight. CAUOHT IN THE ACT A Bargor Man Attwstad Whlla H b blog tho Monty Dr# war. Bangor, Aug .1— Fred Pag*, who h»# been regarded as honest hitherto, was ar rested tonight by Officer Tracy in the feed itore f K B Dunning A Co which h* bad n** red for the purpose of robbing the money drawee II* bad entered Whe store several ii*w*s before and taken Mims of money The officer has been in th* store jn waicli v. r»l nights and caught the burglar this time in the act of taking money. rtmals Bail P'aytis at Blcbmond Special to the Krmnicbkc Journal J Richmond, Ang- 5.—The alleged female btll players were here today and over IKK) people turned out, paid cold cash, and went away very much tired. Th* ball pinyirg was a minus quantity, though th^re was some sport watching the g'ri# ramble after the ball and roll around in ihe dust. With iu h support for the regu >*r nine as was afforded this full fledged r*ke Richmond could pat out the best imateur team in the New England States. The score after flv* and a half Innings was 1 to 12 in favor of Richmond, who pre »ented the girls with all the scores and al lowed put outs to shorten the agony. At Bar Harbor. Bta Hakkob, Ang. 5.-Fine weather ind good playing attracted crowds of peo pie to the Kebo Valley tennis tournament today. In singles Fowler beat Calhoun. >;—4( fi—4. White and Fowler, the two leaders, will play off in finals Saturday. There was a german at the Kebo Valley Club house last night, and tonight the club dinner and regular dance took place. 8clioorer yachts Gitana. C 8. Wells of Ph’Udtlphia. own* r. and Triton, Charles R Holman of Boston, owner, arrived to night. S clallstlc Day at Fiyaburg. Fat kbirg, Aug 5—Wednesday was socialistic day at Marthas Grove. The subject of the normal lecture, Wednesday mornir g was “ITow To Head th* Bible." The afternoon lecture on “The Sociology of Today’s Paper was by President A. W Small of Colby University. Prof. W. 8. Bat*is of Colby University will give an im peisonauon of “Nicholas Nickieby" this venirg. ALL BROKE UP. You need mending. To repair your shattered system take Kickapoo Indian Sag wa. Sagwa cures Constipa tion, Liver Complaint, Indi gestion, i l£vx\ Loss of -Wpv. Appetite, J. Scrofula, Rheuma [JM^tism, chills iand fever, a n d a 11 diseases arising from impure blood and a deranged liver. With the elimination of the cause, digestion improves, assimilation becomes perfect The bowels move regularly, the kidneys are active, there is an increase of flesh and a sure return to sound health. For sale at all I Iruggists. THE KICKAPOO INDIAN WORM KIUEH 111VinIW Xhe bildrea’a Stawtwr. Sold by »n druggist*. Cent# per Bov: Five Boxc. T r c1A Thu YaebtMMU. Boors eat Uakkou, Aug. o.—Sloop yacht PaJka ol Ike Corinthian Yacks Clmk, Georgu Bolts. owner, from Maiblehaad bound Io Bar Harkov, arrived tonight. 0 la Heyfo«d Luooo Hla Bolldk|« by Fivo. Albast, Aug- A —The farm buildings of Otis Hey ford were burned today. The loss is #2000: insured for #1200. 81MAL SBIVlCfl Wootkof Indications fer tho Host 14 Hosp a Wab DsrtiTsssr, Office of the Tiief Sifnel Officer. W4IBIS0TOB, Aug »i I A. M. I For New England, generally fair; station try temperature along the coast, s'ightly warmer in the interior; variable winds. Motoofoiofical Hopoct Bus- 5. usi. u r. M i thmnm’T. W lad. 5-' P M* »t t otMnraUos. S »S 5 5 of. I Is 1 1 H ■ji I Q si r»*» I He"I OI K I cloudy. rUlladel; hla I 72 u K J 6 loud Norfolk S 1 ON 1 Cloudy. W*»hingt 74 2 g E i -oudy. Albany j I S I Cloud) BMt£f 6| o HE I Cloudy. BABB BALL i National League. At Philadelphia— I on! net 12S4567R9 I’hl ad'toa. I 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1—4 inciua*ti. 0 0 100000 0— 1 lilt"—Boston. 7; Cincinnati, 6 Error* Bo* on. 1; inomonti, 4 Hlai>-y and (iamH.Uad >ourn and K' tnan. g At New York— ’Inning".... 12I4S6V89 1 «*w York. 00t0|300 0- 8| IJi-vrUud. 00001 101 2-7] Hit*-New York, 1..,Cleveland. 12 Error* New ork, 4 CMi n land, J. Ewing and Buckl.y; Young and /..miner. At Brooklyn— Inning". 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Irooklyn. 00100*103—6' ’itt*burg. 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 ft 7 j Hit"—Brooklyn, V Pittsburg, 9 Error*-Brook vn, Pittsburg, 6. CarutlieiB and Kiuslow; iBlvin and Muck. Laegoa fltandtng. Won l.o»t Flared ftfCcit 'hicago. 52 34 66 .606 1 Io, OQ. 46 3ft 83 578 'tow York.... 4* 33 76 .577 Jic vrlaud- 42 4> 67 488 ■IdUdelphla.. 41 43 61 .481 irooklyn. 39 4 4 83 .470 ttncinnatl.... .16 51 67 .414 1 ’Utshurg. 34 50 84 .40.1 i Association j At Ht. Louis— I Inning*.... 1 2 3 4 ft 6 7 8 9 10 It 1 it. Lou I*. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0— 3 Ythletic*. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1- 4 J Ili'H-St l.oiils, 7; Athletic, 10. Errors—St. ,oui*. 5, A'lil. tie, o. Ea»ton and Boyle; Bander* ind Milligan t At Columbus— Inning*. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 oiuoibt;*. 2 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 1—5 K nslliiigton. 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2— j ■Bit? Columbus Washington, 13 -Errors J ,'oiuintKi* 0; Wa«binglon, 0. Dolan and Dona me ,!v nosey and MeJuir** 1 At Cincinnati Inning*. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 iminnati. n 2 0 1 2 3 0 0 0— 8 taltimore.. JOOIOOOO 3—_ 5 lit*—Ciociona 1. 9; Baltimore, 6 Error*-Cin innali, 6, Baltimore, s. Mains and Kelley; Me lahon and Kobinton. At Louuvllle— Innlrg". 1 2 4* ft 6 7 8 9 .oulsvifie. 1 0 o 0 1 2 0 0 0— 4 1 loston. 00 1 0 1 200 1-5 4 HU* Bo«ton, 10; Louuvllle, Error*—Bo* 4 on, 4, Louisville, 0. Haddock and Farrell; Fit2 t ;erald and Cahill. j Aaaoclatton Standing i Won 1/0*1 Piaved Per Oat loslon__ 60 70 90 jMh it. I ami". 60 33 93 .645 tahlmore_ 50 36 86 .671 j YthU-tlo*_ 41 44 **6 ’olumbu".... 45 16 91 -494 Iminnatl- 41 49* 9t .455 t iVashlngt- n.. 28 57 85 -3Z9 "OUlnvflla.... 31 64 95 .326 ?N WASH I NOTON S BIRTHDAY rba u-mreratto National Commit tea io Maat Fub 22.1898 I Washington, Aug 5 The Sunday Os :ette quotes a member of the Democratic 1 'tational committee as follows “The committee will not meet until Feb. !2, 1R9‘J. There is no call for an extraor linary meeting at an early date,as bas bten •roneously stated in some of tha newspa pers. The committee and its executive 1 committee are thoroughly organized and here it no desire for a change. 1 “As to the part to be played by the ex- i icutive committee in the elections of next 1 'all, all that I can ssy is that there has been t 1 consultation and that, while the committee till not undertake to interfere in any wav rith the state elections, it will, to the ex- i ant of its power ard ability, render such lid as may be asked. I In the meantime the National Asrocia ion of Democratic clubs is io a situation ;o do grest work and has not only the co- i jperation of the national committee, but of be several state committees as well. "About the place of holding the next i Democratic convention? Oh that is a lore »ay off yet. No conclusion bas or will h cached until next February, when the full committee will meet. St. Louis wants 1 t, as do Detroit and Chicago. I have heard 1 ilto that Baltimore will ask for it. and per- laps Washington, too. If it is to be held 0 the Fast, why not st Baltimore? “There is some talk, too, of a late con rentlon and Saratoga. IIss Washington a •bance? Well, yes. If Baltimore does not ret it _ Canadian Eotuipitao In Btbaila Ottawa, Aug. 5.—George A Keifer of Victoria, after securing credentials from Premier Abbott, bas sailed from Vancouver for Japan, er.route to Russian Siberia. He goes there on behalf of a syndicate of Canadian capitalists, who have been invited i by the Russian government to make a ten der for the construction of a 409-mile sec tion of the trans-Siberian Railway. The section is between Visdivostock and the A moor river. Dr. Baldwin Arrives and Goh El rectly to Bar Hat bar. New York. Aug. a.— Dr. Baldwin ar rived at this port on the Majsstic todav. He is the bysician who treated James G. Blaine during his stay at Florence, l*aly, some }ears ago. Dr Baldwin come# owing to a request from the secretary of state. On his arrival in New York he went at, once to Bar Harbor. SPARKS FROM MAINB WIRffiS. J. K. Ginn bas been appointed post* master at North Orland. The Lewiston Pioneers beat the Cantons io a 2tine of ball, Tuesday, 18 to 9 lire at Baldwin Depet. Tuesday night, destroyed a dwelling owned by K F. iase and occupied f»y Levi Store The property was insured. Tuesday night at Bath a Ch unman named Wah Sing got into a fight with a customer named Edward Winslow and struck him with a hatchet. The Celestial was arrested. Lawyer Mason of Biddeford has jast re ceived word that his son, Frederfb Mason, a former Biddeford newspaper man now employed as register at Wheenc; W. Va., bas been severely injured by being thrown from u carriage. Marsger Leonard cf the recent Portland ball club, arrived in Lewiston at 130, Wednesday, with the idea o# organising a1 base ball association in Lewiston with #.>00 capital stock. ;>0 shares at #10 each, giving each shareholder a season ticket. It the law court at Portland, Wednesday,! the following cites were diseased of: Annie V. Keller vs TnhabPantsof Winslow, j submitted to briefs. H. T. Hsines. Webb, hnson 4 Webb. Geo. W. Abbott vs Geo. F. B. Jackson et als. argued "rally. 1 rummoud 4 Drummond. H R Virgin. W. H. Looney, J. W. Symoods. FAIRFIELD RICES Pill Pwr Tbouiid Petplc Attend First Daj’s Trot. rhe Onus Skov op Eicltlig Sport for lit Spectators rbt W locate— BummoiU* tbwltg tbe Delete of the Hicw. i Special to tbe Kerklbkc Jocmi Faikfisld, Aog. 5 —The weather coaid sot have been belter for the great meeting >f trotter* which opened here thie after loon, end the people came in by car* and earn* from all quarters. Long before the irst race wae called, carriages by the score sere driven in upon the l'ark, and the [rand stand was rapidly Ailing op with ipeetators. It was cot long before every available seat wai occupied, and many mndred people bad to content themselves nth such seating accommodations as thf y oul J get. The crowd has been a very [oiet oce, and with the exception of one or wo isolated cases, ard them not serious, here has been no disturbance pn account if liquor. It is very rarelv that one has the privi ege of seeing so many hor*es start in a ace has been seen several times today, and [eneraliy speaking, all the races have bet dose enough to be interesting and some imea very exciting. Tbe number in attendance has been ariously estimated from 2500 to 4COO—at ny rate, one of the largest, perhaps tbe argest, ever before seen at this park, aud f the weather is favorable tomorrow, the rowd is likelv to be still greater. Ofssn Horns* Stanley won tbe race in three straight ieats lie drew the pole and did not lose t. Th«* second heat was very warm be wren Victor's Lost and Silver, respectively eeend and third, but Stanley cine in everrl leng'hs ahead of them on the third >eat. The summary is as follows taoley, b. g. Frank Stanley, IHstiild 1 1 1 u., ch. s Charles Hufe’y, Wahlobor*. 4 4 1 lalllc, ch in H. M. I.owe, Fnrrtirld.. 2 2 5 2 laromnon, b. W. C. Marshall, B»l fast 7 7 3 a rank bn. K. H. Plllehury, I'olty. 3 I 2d* jack Nathaa, b. A. K. Knswfl, Buck ft* Id 1 1 1 ,adv Ro**, b. M 12 sac Heald, Troy .6 2 Id* nriK lil, b n.1 T. McCugin, I’ittuton, 4 5 dr astir l>»rr, blk. K. A. Ila*«cy, I nlty .5 do l ime, 2.371, 3141, 2*6*. 2.154. |»t mum v, UUck Nathan; 2d, Hal Ic; 3. M. Roster, Canaan. 5 die. j ohool Harm, K. K. Woodman, Farming ton. t 1 1 ing Pin, g. C. K Lane, Brooks, 7 di». Time-2 37, 2 2'J 3 4, 2 34 1 2. Fir-*t noney, School Marm. .'t, ch in C. S- Childs, Ruck Held. 1 4 4 lappy Jack, g. s., JCdward Libby, Wat ervlll-. 4 dP. little B., b. m., C. II. Burrell, Skowhe gav. 3 3 3 Icr.ituk, c. m L. Mellon aid,Past Pltts ton. 6 1 1 Idmonri, b. Appleton Webb, Water ville. 2 2 2 Tune- 41,2.174, 2 414 This race is to be finished in tbe morn ng. Judges—Isaac I'ompilly,-Auburn; I. A. Norcross, Auburn; George A. Al go, Waterville. By Asac dated Prasa Fairfiklii, Aug 5 Four thousand peo ile were in attendarce today at the races, •reen iiorses, Stanley, b g Frank Stanley, )ixfleld, won first money; Victor's Last, H. (’ate*. Brooks, second; time 2 4:*. n tbe 2 45 class 12 horses started. School narm. E. K. Woodman, Farmington, won Irst money; Saxon, S. II. Pike, Woodfords, second money; time 2 37. n tbe 2 32 class. Black Nathan, A. E. tassell. Bockfield. won first money Het ie. II. M. Lowe, Fairfield, second. Time, 131 1 4. In the pacers without record, Mascot. C. H. Childs, Bockfield, won Irst money; Edmund, Appleton Webb. Waterville, second. Time, 2 37 1 2. To norrow's races bid fair to be among the >eft ever trotted in Maine. A CLOUDBUHST Dos a Oisat Damsga Hear Hantabnrg Pn.—Ho Liven Loet. Hakrisbi b«;. Pa., Aug. 5—A cloud Jurst occurred last night between this city ind Rockville, and cans d Paxton Creek to rise so rapidly that the railroad tracks and ii any houses in Souift llaarisburg were looded. Several factories were inundated md operations had to be suspended. Tbe (rains on the Pennsylvania Railroad ran through several inches of water for iwo cr three hours. The greatest damage was sustained by the twick manufacturers aloeg Tenth street, (hey losing nearly half a million bricks. The Star carpet clearing estaMisbtitent *nd jtber places are damaged. A number of lams have burst and fl wded the surround ing country. There were several narrow escapes from drowning. Tbe water is rapidly receding. IftilBti PsOitWI. Wasbirgtov. D. C Aug. 5 Pensions have been granted to these Maine People Original, William F. Proctor. John 8. Armstrong, William H. Webster, James M. Smith, George H Frickett, Deory Frve, William Frazer, Charles N. Waps, Valen tine K. Jackson. Samuel Whittum, Aaron Mahar, Asa A Wett, David M- Scribner, Jeremiah Sullivan, James McCormick, Charles G. Kenny. Oftoen to Pa? the BUla. Broaov, Msss Aug. 5 C. H. Robins, brx manufacturer, has assigned. A party offers to take the bus ness and jay the, creditors 40 cents on tbe dollar. 1 he offer! is l.bely to be aceepted. 1 roue KILLED. Excuieloo Tin Id C* Hdn will Fm asagei Train. runiBi u, N. Y., August 5 —Ob lit Ogdenabarg 4 Laxe CbsmpJayi railroad. Mar Champlain this evexisg. an excumon rain of 10 car* c dlided with a passenger train. Four persona w«rs kilted and many others nr re or less badly injured. Fall porticulars are not yet obtainable. LaUc Acccuot. A train conveying a Sunday sthool ex car»ion tv m EMenburg. Kens*’* Point aod intervening statists on tbe Central Ver mont. ran into a mail train, which had tbe right of way. just east of this station, at 6 45 o'clock tonight. The excursion train bad 675 persons on board and was return itg from Wrllsborough Point. William; William AugeU. ag*d about 17. the son of 9f a merchant of ibis place, and 8im Yen nett, a laborer of Ch«ther train coming np on the main track. >ver 100 rods ahead. Tbe engineers and 3remen of the two engines jumped before he collision occurred. Tbo track uas ;leared in two hours. m WORCESTER RACES A 11 slue H^ree Eioliy Tsksa tbe Foot Teat Old Bret. Wobckstrk. Mass Aug.—The second lay of tbe Worcester Drivioc Park Com pany's races, la the second race, King William, first choice, dropped dead on the rack after Hoisting the first heat in fourth ilace. rOuF-YUAB *»Ll» STAKE HACK-#30 EMTKAXCK. #100 AOHF.O. 3. K. K. II Brigg*. Auburn, Me bg., l**liu. 112 1 lohn K, Tbsycr, t.arcanUT, ch. s, Newport. 2 2 1 2 Time—2 A51, 2'34j, 2.161. x*k \37 CLASS—TXOT A Nil rACX— I'l'Rgg #400, III IDEM. ’barb K. Dsvit*, Bos'on, b. g Jor *ay 1 I 1 Jharlf# Yapp, t-anrino*, b. Cromwell, jr..:.••••.2 9 3 K Cowxweli, II«dr Park, b. s Arago 4 2 ico W. Ilill, Brockton, eh. Hockaway, 3 9 X. N. Berry, WorwaUsr, b. wi.. kafloy U.. 10 7 6 tir Lin*' Stock K*rm, Diddle tie!*!. Conn r. m., Kic afield Maid.6 8 I. H. Nay, West Koxbury, g. m, Kitty Clinker.7 6 7 f';tlmouth block karm, K.aat fiudbutf, b. a.. fiangi-rtlf'id. 8 6 A. Wcymou'h, Bouton, b.g. J. M. T.. ft 9 ft X. A. Bagg*, .Sprirgtteld, s. g. King WII I mm. 4 d**ad Tlmr —2 30,*X 31,244. 2Jb STAKE RACK, #30 KNTRAM'E, #100 AdI'EU. Iprocur Stock Farm, Spencer, br. s. La mont 1 t l X A. Bangs, Ipnngflrld, br ro. Little Maud. 8 2 2 M. Uile*. Kostoa, b. g krask. 2. 3 I Tlwe-2.3ll,2.*41.2 3f\ HOBMEB DEFEATS TEH EYC K Jaslly la tho Thiaa Mila Baca at Lake Quloslgamond Wiikcehtkr, Mats., Aug. 5—The II. uer-Teo Eyck three mile race took pi see bis afternooo at Lake Qniosigamond. the ormcr winning easily in 10 minutes, 52 I 2 econdi. A thousand people were prerent, rhe start was made at 5 30 On the last Iuarter Ten Eyck stopped rowing ti look tehind, hut spurted when Uosmer crossed ho line. Ten Eyck coming m fl»e lengths »ehind in 20 minutes, 4 seconds. MURDERER ALMT. ffbnvsi Capturaa Him Will Oat a Rswaid ol $4000. Hanover, N. II., Aug. 5 Governor rutile and his Council are warmly com oended by everybody tor ottering $2500 eward for the arrest of Almy. Ihe town if Hanover will tomorrow morning in rease its reward to $1500, making $4000 n all for the man who captures the rnur lerer of (’bristle Warden. Buffalo Bacea. Bt M AM). N. Y., Aug 5.—Today’s races rere wiinessed by a Urge attendance. The realher was pleasant. 2 20 l.ASS I’ACIN*., fM'UXK #Tf)"0. ,'tiarlny P.1 I 8 1 ,a*ly Shrrldaa.3 i l 2 lob Taylor. 7 3 2 A unrtiM*. 6 S i vorlne.0 7 3 4 'VrgOHon. 6 8 6 dr r»nmi#e.2 4 dls. tebinson.-. 8 ft dls. Time, t 17i, 2 It*. 2.20, 2.191.' .19 148 —TROTTIN*., IM BSE #2000 (I nliOi«h(')l) prague Gold Dost. 1 1 3 Uin-. 6 3 1 '••ttn Valjean. 3 2 a taniond.ft A 2 .eicenter.- 2 7 7 klmunt Wilke*. 4 ft 4 lenrtet'a. 7 4 ft Time, 2.17, 2.18, 2.1K4. SPECIAL MILK HASH—IM'RMR $2000. fanoy Hanks. 1 telle Hamlin.2 Time, 2.164 2.27 CLASS—TBOTTINO, I'UBHK #2000. luperior. 3 111 May Boy.••••• 1 3 3 2 4. T. H 4 2 2 3 age!man.. 2 4 4 dt tittle Wilkes......dis Time, 2.19,, 2.19}. 123J, S.*S£. Tha Favotlie Hcraa Dropped Daad. Worcfntbr, Mass., Aug. 5.—King Wil ism. a sorrel gelding, owned by W. A., Bsggs of Springfield, dropped dead on tbe rack at the Agricultural grounds at the dose of the first heat in tbe 2.57 class. He had finished fourth in a field of 10, and before tbe bout sold as a favorite. COHDBWBHD DISPAFCHBB. rhe Pith ol tha Hswa Takan term tha Curiaot Events of tha Day. In tbe Cathedral of the Holy Cross, at Boston. Wednesday. Use. John Brad? was ilevated from the office of parish priest of Amesbury to the position of auxilisry bishop of the archdiocese of Boston. On receipt of the news of the disband ment of the Portland ball tesm, leaving the Woonsn jkets the only surviving member of :he New England Lesgae, they decided to (o out of existence. The players were paid in full. Tbe fire loss of the United States and Canada during tbe month of Jolv, ss com piled bv tbe Commercial Bulletin, amounts to #9 692 200. During July. 1891, there wtva 191 fires of a greater destructiveness pach than $10 000. Tbe White 8tar Line steamer Majestic, hlcb left Liverpool July 29,arrived at New Ycrk Wednesday morning, thus breaking the record from Queenstown to New York. She was signalled off Fire island at 2 05 o'clock. Her time is 5 days, 1* hours, 8 minutes. A sensation was caused in tbe Ontario Senate, Tuesday, by the charge of the counsel for a contractor that out of the $283 000 subsidy received by the Baie des Craleurs Railway from the government. $100,000 was devoted to political purposes. An investigation will be ueld. Schuyler's Towing Co of Albany N Y.. the oldest aod best known of the North river lines, lisa suspended. Liabilities, $150,000 Dull business is the tosson for failure. J. B. 8r hay ter says tbe company will come out all right and pay its debts in full, hut many think this very doubtful. A special from New Orleans says that the white Knights of Labor there are kick ing agslfist their colored fellow members, tbe whites dreters that negro assemblies art a burden to thp, that the organ;* iti io of tbe negroes was a stupendous blan ter and that they are determined to shake tee a off. Tbe matter will be brought before tee national executive board K. of L. Wednesday, at Fall River, Mass.. Alfred Wheeler, weaver, who has been drtakiag heavily, dsmaodd of Elisabeth Swindles, the key to the tenement occupied by the family with whom Wheel *r boarded, bat who were away. Mn. Swindles refused, whereupon Wheeler rashed at her with a kr.ife, stabbed her throat and hands, then running from Hie h)uie into acme bo*h*e, cut bis u* i brat Mr,. 8w nrites sill re cover, but Wheel# wou-'.d is thoeg't to be mortal. s Veterans Pnt in theDaj' in Business litters. _ i Tin Milt Encampment Will Be Held it Wisiiibgton.

The Adjotant General likes a Decision on the Color Question, Deciding Tbit There Cannot Be Separate Organizations. The litter Referred to i Special Com mittee-Gen. Veiiey's Gavels. Commender-io-Chiers Speech—-Report of the Adjntut General. Spiindld AttNdiooo ol Dmlagmtm# Vatoiaoi Bt joying Ybmli Tilp. Detroit, Micb Aug. 4.—The annual encampment G. A. li. met in formal ses sion Wednesday morning in the Mammoth Hail, that bad been set apart for the busi ness dt libera'iona of the veterans. All that art sni cultured taste could do to make the the building attractive, had been exerted in the decorations which adorned the interior in emblematic order. Dtspite the immen sity of the hall, it was crowded to its utmost seating capacity by the multitude of veterans. It was fully understood that the race question might be participated in the delib rations at any moment and become the subject of an acrimonious discussion and this impending problem, together with the projected revision of the constitution, coin bined to heighten the general interest ia the proceedings. A few minutes before opening, General Ves/.ey and his ftaff entered tue hall and were escorted to the grand stand. The ap pearaoce of the commander-ia-chlef was the signal for geoirous applause, and a miuute liter the bands burst forth id an In spiring military air in harmony Kith the martial scene liappipg tbo assemblage to order, the commander-m-ebie# announced the formal operirg of (lie V5th annual encampment of the G. A K and directed the adjutant gen (ral to call the roll i.f departments. Every state and territory in the union was repre sented and the roll showed (he fullest attendance of delegates in the hisinty of the organizttion. The opening address of the commander in-chief was listened to in rapt attention by the assembled veterans. An abstract of the address is h«re given Gen. Ves/.ey, after a brilliant opening, referred to the death of Senior Vice Com mender in-Cbief Richard K. Tobin, Past Coinniander-in-Cbief Charles Devena, General Sherman, Admiral Porter, and Kx Vice-President Hamlin. The female support of our order, both in t h trader and magnitude, is too familiar to require explanation. They bring supplies to ibe relief furd, and aid most effectually in bringing recruits into the post; they gen erally assist the posts in their eutertaio ments; Ihsy mstain them nobly in the ob servance of Memorial day they are iuvalu able when sickness and death invade the hous hold of the comrade. They are in dr ed oor auxiliary and are entitled to cur gratitude. The Hons of Vetenrs received ipci%l recognition at the 2.11 National Encamp ment I have endt-axored to give it cordial support on this account and also because I believe in it* present and prospective use fulness. It has had a rapid growth within the past year; more than JtO 000 have been mustered since June 30, 1890. Thirty-two state* at d teritories have been organized divisions, with more than 2500 subordinate camps. The present administration encountered the same disturbances in the department of Louisiana and Mississippi that had troubled my predecessors. The difflcultie* there had ex ited ever since Posts 9 to 17, in clnsive, of that department were chartered and organized. This was in 1889 The charge has always been from different sources that the organization of th*se posts was so tainted with irregularities as to be utterly destructive of their legal existence. Our rules and regulations provide a plain proceedare for a depart ment to pursue in order to test the validity of such charges. As the department of Louisiana and Mississippi has never, since so far as I am informed, resorted to that procedure, I have held, in dealing with those posts, that they must be regarded as having a legal existence until otherwise regularly adjudicated. The subject of pensions was taken np by the 51st Congrats at its first session and, after patient investigation by the pension committees of both bouses, a biU was agreed upon, passed, and Anally approved bv the President on the 27th day of Jure, 1890 It i* known as the disability bill. It repealed none of the previous enact ments but was supplementary thereto The last National Encampment passed res olntions thank ng Congress and the Presi dent for thi* law, but favoring service pension legislation Before the assembling of the second session of the same ConirvM on the Aral Monday of December, 1*90, I appointed the usual pension committee of Av# com rades to present to Congress and the Presi dent the views of the National Encampment as Fxptcssed in said resolutions upon the policy of leglllation that should be adopted. They consisted of Comrades IJ. W. Blue of Kansas. L T. Dickson of Illinois, Alvin I*. Hovey of Indiana. Warnsr Miller of New York and Seldsn Connor of Maine The chairman. Comrade Bins, came to Washington durirg tfie second se««ton of the last Congress and, upon bis invitation. 1 went with him to see the Commissioner of Pensions and the President to advise with them generally upon the subject of pension legislation. Wo also appears 1 before the joint committees of the Honse and Senate, and /mrade Blue vigorously pre sented to ttarB the arguments in favor of a service pen*ion. The committee listen*d patiently, bat said tint the whole subject had been sxbaoetively considered at the previous session with the result ab>ve staled, and that it would be impoaaiMe to obtain a reconsideration before the tffi acy and operation of the loot eeac meat been tested. Ui d*r it, for some dkidiLi past, pensions have been allowed at ih~ rate of more than 1000 per day, and it ta expected that ibis average will be main tained until the docket of applications ta substantially cleared. It would be out of place here for me to enter upon a disc nation of the controverted question as to whither |he policy of tegie tatioo adopted it the wise* and best. I think that all agree that it toe preset.! en actment ie not the wise#*, it is liberal, and that the number who at Aral tboa^ft; it toe extravagant is rapidly diminishing as the 1 provisions of the act become better order stood. The comparative statement made by Comrade Tracy, the secretary cf the navy, in a recent address, showing the amount pxk) for pensions and for iater»st on the bounded debt of the government between 1863 and 189.5, and that the inter s ril Karen! nc»4i Ik* pcutok h»« inn rereUkoa. I ihirk that kr, in tkal iHm, puk; «pr«Mr by a gm otous KriiaMl. lo a litrerelity bayaad Ht mMBO, I for hi caaa*i rofoM my lam 10 ib« priaciplo which oar piadoa taffeta* lion Ire. oancttd into law, that aa ana who ri.k«d hi. Ufo la dofaao* af Ik* Uafea •tioold rror wool far bread." Tbo k. !erei law, Rorioed StalotM. S*c. 1734. limit* preference to .pooialKanU la civil ifflje, to iko earn of Union roKwa*. ■■lo poitono dl.cbantd from Ik* military or ireval icrvioo by reaooo of dMUlity re.uiti' x from woaad* or lickaoM iocarnd in lb* 11m oi any.* This utterly ignores ths idea of ssreWs Dorsiitutiog any ground af preference. The Statue, la letter and spirit, in this respect violates all publio utterance aad pled** from *6! to t5. and it contrary to ihe resolutions of all political parties elaoe Inn It is helievtil to be contrary to the uud* rstandin* and intention of tho Congress that passal it. It it an offence lo tbe mscienoe of the American people. It is wrong or else the people have beau wrong for a quarter of a century. I advise that this encampment renew the rffort of a year ago to produce an amend ment of tbe statutes to the effect that hon orable service shall count for something in kPpolnUnente, when all othsr things are qual. Something of a novelty ifllhe way of en lainment for tbe veterans was provided by in* city authorities today in tbe shape of a monster picnic at Belle Island Park, which was participaU d in«J>y over 10,000 com rade* aril ihtir friends. A bounteous ;umh preceded the formal exercises. Mayor Piagree welcomed ihs gathering and rx-Sena?or Thomas W. Palmer, who was .'hairmau, delivered one of his character Stic speech'**. Kx-President Uaycs and Gen. Miles will talk tbi* afternoon. Tin delegates to the annual convention >f tho national ais iciation of naval veterans Med one of the big rooms in ths court louse. Thomas L. Johnson presided. Desirability of revision of pension !«wt in interest of naval comrades t the chief question to be considered ■sport ef the Adjutant Gonotal. The following is an abstract of the re i>ort of Adjutaat General J. II. Goulding >n August 14. 1*90. there were born ipon the rolls of the order, 44 tepartments with 7195 posts and 197,941 comrades in good standing. The consolidated report of tbe adjutant general for the period ending .lone 30, 1891, as far is the returns have been received, not all »-et being in, show in good standing 45 r territory) Grand Army oV tbe Republic.” No othrs name of designation is contemn Dted or provided for. If a second state organization be formed in any state, it would bavp tbe same name pro risely without addition or diminution a* the first, if the regulation is followed If additional departments In state* may be firmed on line* of birth, they may fc* on lines of personal followings or pwrsona an'ipathies, or upon disagreements of any kind, without advertising further. Tor obvious evils arw likelv to follow from I establishing rival department# in any stnie.! It is enough that it is very clear that the rules and regulations do not provide for nor warrant tbe establishment of but on# department in any state or territory. Cooniindsr lo Chief Voessy’a Gavels During the forenoon session of tho en campni?nt jssmaoder-to-Cbief Vesxey was presented with two gavels* tbe ivory one bring presented by Comrade Clarkeoo ef Nebraska, and the wooden or "business fav*-l presented by Comrade DoMeld of Michigan The latter was made from ths wood of the old flagstaff that surmounted tbe fort at Detroit 130 y*arc ago. The "negro question” was referred to special or.mmittee, consisting of Merrill of Massachusetts. Henderson ef Pennsylvania Conger of Ohio, Line boo of Hew Hemp sb'sw and Atkina of Ohio. Tbe "Ladies of tbe G. A. R received quasi recognition by tbo appointment of# committee to return their greetings. Tb* ninth national convention of tho Woman Relief Corps opened at 10 o’clock IV» morning. Tho rapid giowtli of auxiliary order lo mguifsartd by a lorn attendance, no wotl to by roports of the tetri: us ofleors. [Continued on 4th ffg.]# Goo. T. Chief, who hue loaf boon idem fled with Saco’s public iateroeM. died W -d nasdey morning of Brigkfs dioonoo, e.rnJ 62 years. RUSSIAN JDTRA6BS. riNJinii BiinbfihM« Dm Itgosl Ktnr, lUuM by i Itb—TMr Mm al Dvtttsgs LmM. fere# Kbted Wfcllo Ml Mitel Ini—i Coatlened taf low. Londom, Am* ft Advtoee have heea woeivtd here that KHaabethgred, Kngfte, i fortified towa of ft# 000 igb^itaais all* tated on tho logeol river, several theaaaad Form laborers and ether* proceeded te the lew|»h quarter*. The terrified Jew* made Frantic effort* to hide themaelvee frem heir enemies, who attacked the Jewish ihop* and dwelliogs, during the owaera From them or bolding them power Ion te lefeod them«elves or property, aad hlaa* Icrvd them of everythiag nltible. Seme »f the J«ws reei*t*d the looting of their property and three were killed. Many bther* who atlsmpSsd to defend their faml le* or property were severely wounded, rhe riotlrg in the .1..wish quarter oentlened For hoar*, ih# aathoritle* being well aware if th* outrsgvs. but did not take a step te ivwvoat them or t>i any way Interfere te irotvot the Jew*. ITALY CANNOT COMPLAIN. Bhe Muet Not Objsot II Thaen WIN Car, Deal With Bet Aee eelao. Lomdom, Aug ft —The Globe publishes Irs patches giving detail* of the alleg'd nurder of Mr. and Mrs. B'Umfteld and h«|r five children In Warns county, W. Va un Friday lest, by acr.iwdlf drnuken iialian laborers employed on the Norfolk 1 Western Railroad, #nd in an editorial tommenting on the ohm* says This horrible outrage will aMnrsdly isvo It* full effects upon llis future r*l* inns heteeen the American* and nndssiee de immigrants The e-arms of Italia** thn cross the Atlantic are by far the na>i .bjecMunahl* of all the emigrants who go o Amsrioa. They appear to have Inst ihvir only visit)?* merit- -that of sobriety. Self defense in a.»m- slate* where the state itoUittion is exceedingly elementary he •oiurs not only a right hot a doty. The piurder*r« in this case will uitdonbledly re live »h dr deserts from tbs people nr West Virginia, and it will than be teen If Italy will demand a Federal Inquiry with a lew to procuring compensation. It Italy ihould do so, the answer that will ba mada o liar demand will perhaps bo *bortrr and hamer than the one previously made by he United States government in reply to Italy's dcmtnd for compensation for Uw Families of the Italians Ivnched at Naw Means. That country, which cannot deal Ilioi-ntly with its own murderer*, matt not »bjcot to any sort of law that does the werh For it." _________ Thn Next Papal Cone town. Honii. Aug. ft—A pivotal question of poliov, both of ih* Italian government and he Vatican, is as to where the next oon •lave shall be held It Is declared that Italy is instructing her representative# khroad to prevent the conclave from being n 1! aeay from K »me, and I* giving OS iuran ct that the will respect the liberty >f the conclave. In this way she expect# io dr m mstratc that the Papacy I* free In Home and to maintain the existing cendt Pm Oil the tide of the church, it is said that he desire to l'be rats the Papacy from Iho >t*tua quo and in provoke a flusl solution if the long ponding mnlvovewy with lb* Monarchy ha* mo.lift'd c maidevahly the i(*i* of the Catholic mind *lno# I AT#, Aid ia# root* d a conviction that nothing hot a :>iip d'etat will accomplish the desired •ud Arid th* action must favored Is the mining of the rest conclave away from tom*. E*e» conservative mind* are said ,f a coeclavw *w»y from Home end a for >ign Pope as the most Auacintiv mean* of i«fcgu«rding the honor and lid n lanes »f the Homan pontiff. rht Bsi'vet New* dues Bach oa Peru*'I. Pcbmn. Ang ft--The Belfast Morning* New*, that hi herto supported Pernell, oday dvr lares that public opinion is setting n »h* dircuaon of the policy of Dillon and I’Brlru. _________ rOBBlNN NOTBA. The small pox I- opld-mle at Aoepnloe Vera (bo/ l»a# b*#o p.rtially ft wdsd by rain. The American coutui them Is sloh with tb* yellow #*v«r. 8 x arrests bav* been mad* al Barb*re »nd three In Barcelona In co n/Cti m With Stood*} 'a revolutionary attack on the Ba seluna barracks, ll salad that SO con* rpirators met in n cafe Betnrday and ood oerted th* details of the affair. Th# Peri* Temp* ridicule* the report of Franco Russian alliance, ll dednree sech nation will preserve It* liberty and that France das’res friendship with Bag land The Lond in Dailv TsIegrape'S 84. Petersburg denies tool any forms! Russo French alliance has been formulated. HAltrOlO BA CBS. Aood AtletidaMoe—Pro# fox All ISONd Utcksai by Ooatlp. Ji. HaaTroan, Conn., Ang. ft.—Them was a good attendance at the last day of Iho Driving Clnb meeting and good troMteg* Chronos won the nnfloini'hed 2 4ft nines; boat time. 2 Al I 4 Tbo 2 3# olgss was won by Valley Chief; bast time, 2 36. Tbs free for all was won by Gossip, Jf.; host time. 2 19. bvaiing tbo clnb tseexd made by Flora Tempi*. The wafton rare was won by Edward 8. Btxtsr; bate tlN# 2 46 8 4 Too Small to right Over. Manukr.srr-R. N. H., Aug. ft —The re port that the Wooneocket club is the IN te disband In the New England longn* If erroneous. The Manchester clnb did not disbond until this afternoon. Thin la nearly $500dne the players. $75,000 Fixe at qrtnsttf. low. GaiMwaix, lows, Ang 5.—Fire, early this morning, destroyed e number of bntio ngs. entailing a loss of $71.(100, The OrinnolJ Cart MaamfaeSory was th* henvtotf loser. 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IN EVERY Re. ceipt that calls for baking powder, use the “Royal." Better results will be obtained because it is the purest It will make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor, more di gestible and wholesome. It is always reliable and i uniform in its work. Mist Maiia PanLOAsays: “Tin Royal Baking Powder is as good as any can be. 1 have wed it a great deal and always with satis faction.”

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faifg $*asck* f«nul. MUCH T1IISMT Ml. t. Ill) ff ll-fMMHIMH U».W f— t ta« TmjMm, IIHIII DIKTM 8m4 T* M->, Am. iwtwm*— *mu, yiwM, A4 *r-»«3r«, DMH4 «4 *M^«* IMI* AM—.7-1 Ml. IM»IM» toTi-flrtM DM44 AM. 3* 27~BUi* KiMw CMvra SMMMMUM.. CM runM MM It MW t MM WM. SoMKr aS£ h- wmm cmmt fMOM omm«. 0*1 MM -M Cm«| Tomom Du A It., a-hNUiM CMMt, fMM« OttiC. A«“j-*«~.» M4 1MU CtK* rw*. UTM. fc— 4,,. K I*.«... H MM I.- “f. t'CMMM bia—•!«■»■■« ia,. jJ-ia-v, ,m Uaroia Caioa Pomon* a4 ofu CapHot r«t. Aa«a«U. 7T tm mmg a-lawi -Im»i«»|W Fff» ill'i/ C«p»mx Part. am i rvttHm R**"* rr A*w^ U, to jb-4b a a •H tA-AMMal RraAifrO UKJt R**MA«Bl, ^•Wfcr«a-* iMimn AyJMB^Saiint if mt*bo4», W. C. T U., 0*4 JB|H, Ai| IS- MBm Cfcaataaqaa Laioa.Fry*. ZwTu As# 12-11. E. i.haotaaqaa A*A*Mb»r. kmmhmmcm vSsttoa. Kflta4 P*ad 1 30 oottw whatever will bo taken of un signs*! ‘-onimualratlon*. All «ucb will be put Dto Um» waatc '»aak*rt uftrOn-l. TltK JtH RRAI. CAJIW»T BK. HKI.D RRUFOR BIBLC POK TUB KKRMKRVAni/X OR R*TI MX or EXJRfrritr* commcswatiowb. T»ra GAir.v Kr«**Br» Joi»»al i*r aa Form* or Rai.R at tux Wamhiroton News fcxcKAxox, Wabiurotor, D.C. Thla l* th« M-aiwm wh»*n the man who haa built a "$25id. her netorioo' career in gulling th*- public serving as an adver tisement for the exhibition Ann is short and corpulent and round. When •he cavorted about the stage in flesh-col ored tights she did not exactly remind the public of the ‘*swift winged messenger of love.” whom she assayed to imper sonate. Cold, worldly, cynical, unsym pathetic and critical newspaper men in truded themselves upon th»-e entertain merits. They pointed the scorching Anger of ridicule at the corpulent nymph. It was too much. She wilted, and vanished from the atmosphere of dramatic art amid the tumultuous laugh ter of the great newspaper reading pub lic. it would seem strange indeed, if such a susceptible soul as Ann «>T>elia were able to breathe the cultured atmosphere of Boston without awakening lofty yearnings to investigate the genuine knowableness of the unknowable and determine accurately its philosophic im portance Hence it is not surprising that soon after her arrival at the “Hub” •he soared Into the realms of theosophy and completely bewildered the plain spoken landlady. Her lingo wa« unin telligible, but it was expansive. It had a sort of Browning-like way of conceal ing really gigantic thoughts in a wilder nes- of verbal vagaries. Of course “Miss EN anor Morgan” made an impression. ultured people sought her acquaint ance. She was fast rising into philoso phic prominence, when alas! a hint of her former life overtook her. The at mosphere became too humid for frag ile Ann O’Delia, and ODce more she fa ded away from the public gaze It is charitable to presume that she is spend ing the hot weather somewhere in the spirit land. American and Bi gllab Workmen. Free trade papers are exceedingly zealous in their efforts to show that the condition de, foruna'ely "triktrg no one, although tbe car {was well filled. Tbe *hot probah y come from some sportsman who was careless enough to forget that he was in the vicinity of a railroad. Talk about successful fldiiog—on Sat urday. at "Bradleys,” in Vas*aiboro, a party of Boston ladies comprizing Mrs. Merrifleld, Mrs Voce, Mr* I,earned. Mrs Burne. Mrs McDsvid and Mrs. Safford ac companies by Mr J. G. Bradley, started out and caught 194 floe white perch, while Mrs. 8slford is tbe meantime took a black bass that weighed 2 lbs, fi ounces. They were away from the house just an hour. Many nice people from different pins of the oouotrv wi-it Bradley's every year and h 'j all come back wh*n they cm make their arrangement* so to do. To-day a party »f half a dozen or more is exoected from II irtford Coon. The Madison Pulp Company i* plan sirg to build a paper mill in connection with tbe puip manufactory, bot it will not ba con ducted this year. When this milt is built aod lie whole plant ia in wo'kirg order, paper instead of the more bulky pulp will be turned out ia large quantities. “I lent a bo”k the other 4a* and how and ben-do you think it came back "said a ***der ef stnrje* to os not long ago. ‘Rage*d? Worn to tatters? Title page gins "No. a wonderful •xcejrtion; it htd on a neatly made cover of paper, and i cam bark on th* very day I bad said to t'ie one who borrowed it that I should be g ling a* ay Exceptions like that restore o faith in one kind like tbe sending back of an umbrella or of borrowed hair pins. Tbe North Congregational church in Cape Eiixsbeth at ita prefect pace in icBp*ovemrr t*. bids fair in a short time to ru rival all it* lister edifl -e* on tbe Cape. Last BstUTd-y the x floe memorial win djw* were placed in position. The Cor gregational church at South Bridgton which for some moo In past has .been deleting interrat improvements, was opened Fu «day. August Si, to an nominally large audienr* Rev. W. B. Hague making tbe rvices of a dedicatory nature. 1 be cbn*ch is now one of tbe most attractive in coitbern Cumbertoed. Tbit yea* is one f church rebuilding and repairiog all over M*ioe A cmofiiy at*Milbridge is a net bush 71 year* rid, owned by Augustus Strout. Ii manifests a sirarge ratify to its birth ,p I «r t cannot b* indue* d to thrive in ether garden*, although fr* quent attempts have been msde by neighbors to grew it by transplanting portions from its roots. Work has at l«t been commenced upon the new library building iu Machias, with promise that tbe outside will be completed by Norember

Vkn U» B.ptiM IwaiMiH T*t W1i>, tiU l.e MV duck Ik. J '-Tli*r—* ik« Mcirat mm ak* kin. IWn b«Tiaf k« n* talk of Mriif Ik* tld kafeiac fen. Mr. Gam Wpm Iteaorxl ImMi I* ife old ck*rck M^a hinrigl wafeM which cimld heaved is neb e mieecte.—Cctf. Portland Preet Let the plea bit wtei —I Iff aft mod progress aod it s?em# *erv likely tnat an excellent route fo* the railroad can be found. Of Poreooal Iatovoat. Margaret Mather, the actress, has returned from Enron*. 8he brought the manuscript of Charles Rhode's new comedy, Nance Oldfield, which she bought from Miss Ellen Terry. She a!s> brought with her the re-written tragedy Of “Medea” OtivB- Skinner accompanied Mise Mather here. President Palmer of the World's Cotam bian Commission, is nothing if not polite. He is also something of a j /ker. as aryofce who knows him well cm testify. He is especially noted, too, for the little attentions he pays to wom»n, and be always stands ready to b*Ip a woman out nf any difficult* in which he bappeos to find her, if reason able assistance will do it. In bis early days Russell Sage use-1 to settle the claims made against a small rail road which was operat'd in the Western part of Pennsylvania. One day one of the trains killed a floe cow be longing to a wealthy but miaerly farmer. Mr. Sage got himself up to look like a tax assessor, and dnviog up to the farmer's boose, said; “What do you value that red cow of yours at?” It s not worth fil5 to any one.' laid the sly farmer. “Well, here's ihe money said the supposed assessor. “My road killed the cow this morning.' Thr Fowls are ast all Dead. A laxy man. whose here.* and cut were stock in the mod, prays d to Juntter for b?lp Jopilcr anewrred: “Fool! get up and put your shoulder to the wheel, and do not call on me when you can help yourself.' Fuolisb people buy medicines hep hazard blindly trusting to p’omievs made without a guarantee. Dr. Pierce's Gold*n Mi dies] Discovery is yeotawtesd to cure colds, coa«bs.«U Ikag affections, aid even Con sumption, in iU early stages It pate to rout all stomach trouble*, purifl rathe blood, give# healthful action to the slugeisb liver, aod drives blemishes from the skin. It is an honest medicine, and an invaluable health insoratc* policy which should nevtr be allowed to lapse. All druggist* keep it _^ aog3d&wfolrm “This ie very well put,” remarked the editor aa he dropped the poem inti the waste basks*-—Washington Sear. Only One Sarsaparilla sold on the “No Benefit, No Pay** plan —only one could stand the tent, viz r Dana’s._ It takes a good many years for a man t» gut old* hut when he ogee gets it he hangs oo to it— Daasville Breeze._ Jamaica Ginger is nowhere, beaide John son's Anodyne Liniment for ail sommer troubles. aag3dAwfolrm —nw-uuw-n-JP-*m*hi What is

GMtoria U Dr. BmimI Pttctah KwniftiM for Inlat.i, and Children. It contain! neither ppium, Morphine nor -T^— ge-nrtl-' inhetsairr It it harmlees snhntitnte (hr Paregoric. Drops. Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It D Pleasant. Its gnamnteo is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. CutorL prevents vomiting Sour Curd, enres Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cares constipation nnd flaliilehcy. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels givtng healthy ami natural sleep. Cas toria is t.ie Children’s Panaeear—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. rt vnavftrlnw fnr etit “Cwtrr a Li tnr*^l*»r**n »h 1rM Jlcthpett ,ts 1 11 i-Tb-KcmpM-' na.«rdiil-lr««. kitt.-out.inw.' r* I>a. G. C. *«onof», "V s: l^iwoll. Wars »lt F-o. Oxford f*.. Itpsnfclyn. S. ,■__ ,Hw, beT^.-l i fr .'h.l'lrpo -t -r «b- ch.M—•. Oh* ,ls2w£**r->»«d I hep-U»*.»«•«* ‘H'» hteiil* ef -hen «W .Ii—ebllii—. UW.BOLS.uir..... »p4 «*U» r.JStpf tk*WWOM.'., Ik, Cent,nr Coi^wrr, VI Mott,/ Sleet. *i«w erlt Cltj LADIES” DON’T be DECEIVED! —•U S E3» Ov __ Baker’s Extracts. 4* -t- -n. -r t There arc many extracts G03fSlTMlTRS desirous on the market represented of procuring extracts to be as good as Baker's, of well established re put a- that are not, but like all tion, guaranteed purity and counterfeits, lack the great uniform strength and effi- strength, purity and efthi eiency, should insist that ency of the genuine, fall their dealers furnish them for and insist on having with Baker',* Superior Fla- Baker's. Indorsed bV the. voring Extracts, prepared 'leading Hotel*, Restaurants, directly from the original Families and Cooking fruits and spice*, thereby Schools throughout the producing flavors that can country. Sold by all flrst he produeid in no other class dealers, who are an w»y. Always Full Weight, thorixed to guarantee every uniform and reliable. Cost* bottle to give perfect satis the same per bottle as faction. Each carton of brand* of par- our Extracts bears the itj afut ititfip^biDii^reight. “Shell" trade mark. 1 LABORATORY, Maurice Baker Co., Portland, me. ')Y M1X£I>. Farmer* of Maine, 1 add re** you again. I HAVE RECEIVED A 10T OF MEN'S WORKING SHOES IN UHAIN AND VKAL CALF. E^ui'e a Novelty io a Heavy Working Slioc. They are called the PLOUGHUl’S PRIDE! I have oauwed 1hetc to be made Substantial, and every pair 1 warrant will give Hati*faction. Price, V|ll.& tM.no. A 1*0 another grade called FARMER’S PRIDE, At #U.OO. Call and nee them and yon will be convinced ol their Durability, also of I heir Adaptation t« Farmer*' Work. You will nbt find Uuse Brandi in any other *tore. Yours truly, E. GILBERT, THE FARMER'S FKIENII, US filar Si, Aaguttii Ke, repaTkinh always attended to. rwMitr ATLAS PAHT Tbi Bst ud Chnynt C«AS K PAimiOun A|«m. Daniels’ IlINItOO CURE For the Blood ASaraCarn V*r Khtmaallin, Catarrh, Icaralfla, Oyapopala. Strvaa* or Hid INadochM, rnatllpstlba, Malaria, Chilli aad Far**r. and *11 dm* aw* arising from impure biood, a dlaordr rrd liver or a'omauti. A *«r** ran for Scrofula. If yon ar* ■'ufT.'iog with your kid ney*, try It. Por **lc, wholesale and retail, at Partridge’s Old Reliable Drug Store, 130 Water Street, nearlj ofolk tea} Hemp, An.ante, cna*. K. r.iHTHiipr.r, p,.,. jatyvdeodtai NEW BOX jHONET AT BOWDITCH. WBB8TSB A CO.’rf A. B. ALLEN, ■aaafartarer at AWNINGS. A werMti ade if lae w.rt far r-n. Wearer aa* tawan. OrAem left at J H. UMASft COW. mil .reedre k*-H juNMir MWMTCH, WEBSTER ft n>W TOOTHACHE DROPS, till II Mi ■ISVTI. POCKET MONEY POR VOL NO PEOPLE Can on wP:u.T*.''4MA tfcslH. hut. O. -A. ADODBCA mhimnMMNiM bo wotroH. wmmatamA no. x §«itv XfMcfcff ffunut. THMMT Mt. I VACATION TOURISTS. will be dueled to*. isw masnaiHif n to 04T Wanted— Bnw l««aant LsdWadMlSe dawlvci rvaab eat fl«wera-T. Smm A mv shoe for woM«a*» wear. c9oca( jSWnilcr*. Than m lug* end mvvty party m 9a horaobeck leal evening? A large patty of Angaria pnoplr iIMM tb« Fall Sold raorr, yaitaiday. Tka tatorlar pointing la lha Oman rinri Mrihodlrt oharck baa olmovt ban talahad. A vary parity IMIa a loop yacht Cano op tho rtrar yooterday. It did not onakoo landing, bat wont bock. In trying lha now hydaant on Copltol atroot yeowrdoy, a largo portion of Iho now •tdowolk woo woobod away. Tha palalaro hart waohod ok Ibo oM owloro on Urn Intorior wnllo of tho brick charoh. They will krgin ooon on Iho ropoiollng. Today io tho tonal of Iho ttnnaggorolln, and than will bo dlrlno oorrior with a col abrotloa at tho Holy Commaniou ol 10 A. M. In 8L Marka church. Bapt William* hat a large crow ri work digging n ttoneb for o main up tho now atroot on the Pike form. Ituill furolth water for tho now houaoa. Bo many dotretiro onmeru bare boon ft aoivod by Angootn ptoplo both at tho a an mar reaorta and In Iho oily that your foci and foot area ora no longer ysor own. Tho oldewalh on Iho rorth tido of Win throp otroot, from Snmmor itreet lo Ibo brick chnrch, hoa boon doled to Ibo pwbllo while Iho ooncrolo which hu Juat been laid ia hardening. People who hare boon at Belgrade lake# report tbit tho catamaran, which Iho Hna len boye bull! and carried from IMo city to their camp ri Haroem'o point, boa proved a great luccen." Tha alramer Unrrl of tho North German Loydd lino from .Southampton. England, haring on board Mr*. Allen qnd Mill Flor ence Alien wna otgnatlod ok Now York har bor yooterday it 2 40 P. M. Tha regular Auguot meeting of the Ken nebec Natural lliatory nod AgUqwutoo Society will be bold ot ita hall Iblo—Tbora day—oeonlng at 7 45 o’clock, paper by Mill Lillie H. LeProhon. All mrmborl ore eorneotly roquoolbd lo bo prevent Jurooilo bora ball praopara. Tbo I.iaiol Street Stare, according to tholr captalo, went oror to Iho out aide yooterday ui boat the But Bide BUro by the clou teem of 22 lo 20 They ploy the Gage Street# today and the Randolph Blare next uaok. The Auguataa piny tho North Puith team thia afternoon ot 3 o'clock on Iho polk gronndo. Friday afternoon tho Uordioofl will ploy here, and next Tueoday Iho Rich mond# will crooa brio with the AnguM. The female boll team now making a toar of tho Stria, ore boolvd for a dole beio In September. The Wtler Company baa recently m i H inch maina into Btnpieton and down to tbo eloriric railroad crooning below ike Stole Howoe. Three hydrant! hare ken e-eoted, one of them half way down Chpi lol atreet, another on the ontner of Chill and Center alreeta, and the third nl the cor ner of State nod the new itreet near Ibo crooning Bnt few nf Aagwata e many cltlzaoe hqpw that yearn eg r there waa a woolen miil io Britt'# gully. It wo# run by o dam which woo thrown ocrooo Iho Itltlo ralloy cod which drove o largo overshot Uhevl. Trocov of lha old dam are left at the torn In tho gully road near Iba funny old ■Ulr. People fur milct around u«d to bring in wool. Now only Iho Iroceo of 0 bouae collar and fragmanta of lha dam art loft. The Juiiawai. man came aero## a valua ble cow on the Eul aide yaatarday. Bho io flvo you# old, a high gride Jonty, end it owned by Btophcn Foliom. Hon la bar record and It lo ona for both cow end owner lo he proud of: Between April 2nd aad Auguet let, Hr. Faloori hu ooH la milk end bbUer, product from tblo an# now, lha value of 50 worth, bvrtdva tbo wdk and crotm used in tbo family. Tho rooril io o high uw oil con bo equalled wt think by few cow# nnywbvri. Copt. Samuel W. Lone received trie gram yeeterday lo Iho rkeet that Mn. ABri Ord Miio Florence Allen hid arrived ool Io fairly good bonllb. Tboy lift for IbU city loot night and an duo hero oo km afternoon vxprom Accord ag lo Iho prottri nrrangomonta, which arc ouhjtct to amend moot, tbo fnnoral of Iho Into B C. Allan will ha hold on Bonder, at each kmo aa will aooammadata tboea coming aad gorif oo Iho Soodoy Inina, and who wieh It oriand Iho faaoral. Then ie o oorlaln ana In thia eUy oka hu lately boon having Inabla writ Ha cow. Rba bat boat a toe milker, bri oiibio a weak hu given but llrilw Cow txporla could not decide wUol wu IM mat'er. Bnt yeeterday tha now irate fWOOt dlecovartd Uml a party of trial I boye warn preteadmg to be a baad of robber orifoot and Win ulng tbo now la vntioua coped llaa, now oo o boar and again ri n pnodbri or o Ron, and aa on throagh all rie dime aovi I repo-lory. Tha poor animal art or Jog iag Iba (port of holng Iho “lirilriri.” would *y. Tha youag wrrichoe worid hotly pouw,hooping her oo tho run a good part of each afternoon Rot ’do now tU ever wife. The bond hu boon rwthlorify I beokao ap load oo hero the bay# i aad Mn j oow eat# la paaoa aad kilo tka pall. LOCAL notice To lot. Haarly new hewn at noon nr o40i I roose and buhtoori. Deqnoalivqbly ona J of tha ploaeaAtMt leeattoa i«tho ottyi m-m J tricing ovary riagiiru eoavraloaoa, hri* S*H wood gatak. goo I Irani, largo apaaHW J, C. Darla' Old Boap la

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ra ramts rac«#i|t Mtnriy Comptotad sad wrfft be Bam Mac Vast Wnk A «**1 MafafMfto tow sottoaaiy Aaabted a* to whether toe yaato futoj mb! cm ha a reality. It may cot Mi oitda at rad to know that the shop will b« running next Monday. Tka factory la Joc»»*d on the bi«b Usd jam beyond tka deep raviae over which fko Me struct extension runs. It face* earn, ard staads a little way back from the stmt It is a large two dory end a half building. On aach sid# of it ic high land. This will not long eontiaae to k* the caae for already two two-hone teem* aad a crew of man are at work level ing off lb* earth, aad m each alia will aaaa be erected a dwelling hoaee. In the rear of the wooden building baa been bailt a Are proof brick engine bone* retaining a Id berea power engine aad a 25 horce power Uc« motive type boiler This boiler will oot only famish tbo p-wer bnt will beat the factory The sbeftirg and belting are all in place d will be gotten up tomorrow. The work of factory will be the mak ing tap of m pieces j do finished troasers The rfoth wi 1 be t a a K- C Bvrluioh, Augusta, Me. Wednesday was the gala day of the week at Old Orchard. Excursion trains from all over the State, snd throngs gathered t> auend he «xercite* of Chil d*en’s dsy at Ocean Park. What tie J jural Men law Tina •■oag the Bora a. There are faw mart intaraattag ptaeaa ia this etty then the park and its stables. A iociiit iayaataa want there yesterday and fonnd tvary one baeiiy at wnrk getting nady for the B?g iigut races Font kavwa were having about all they eonid to tea* to ia baa'lag the big road eerager ronnd the treat, time after time, Brimming it off ao that it may be perfect tm the mote M the 13th aad 13*h Sevarai of the waisare ware working their horaea. Toward the right, beyond the grand tottd, otter bonoa were being led erooed. either to Umher^them op or to cool them off. Mr. K. D Haley and hie two little boys were sitting in a carnage with Ue brother, W. D. Haler. They bad been watching while the latter bad been working hie beanfifol two-yearold Nelson ooH Haley. The J ocean*, nub waa too lata to have seen the wonderful youngster trot, bat be felt partially consoled when the born wae brought cat and walked a boat Althoegh the reporter was no judge of bone flesh he could realize that the colt I waa aa extra floe one. He bae a small and remarkably well shaped head He greatly resembles hie sire, so the horsemen say. There is a certain rigor and lptaat power about bis action even when walkiog that cwnot fail to impress even the most igno rant observer la the next stall to Haley is bis stable mate $ed half sister, pretty little May Gift, a yearling, oat of Greynoee, by Dictator Chief. She is a most dainty little piece of bone flesh. While the maecuhi element grows eloquent over Ualey, the ladies all go into raptures about the flUy. Mr. Haley took her out, and agaio was the ignorant observer impressed by the action. Mr. 8tackpole, of Gardiaer, bad out a noticeable colt, working him oa the track Among other horses that were being walked about was Arrival, Appleton Webb s well-known and bsnlsome black stallion. There were also being led around Mr John roan stallion Young Pilot, a four-year-old colt, who is a fall brother to the well known, even to the reporer, j Pilot Kocx A near relative of Youog Pilot bae a stall next to him, the black colt Pilot Victor. He Is another beauty aad is said to greatly resemble Black Pilot, the head of the family. Along the same row of stables, numbered 1 to 13, were several col:$ and horses which were flie looking animals. Aloog the row of rtalls which ia at right angles to the first and in which Haley and May Gift are domiciled, are to be fonnd thasa pretty colts: Alcantara Boy. Star ling, and a 3-year-old by Dan Carlos, Bon Burleigh. There were others, bat again the Journal man was in ignorance of their names. He admired them, neverthe less. At this time the Journal man was obliged to leave the park snd another visit will be necessary fo note the remaining horses. There is one thing about the park that but few of the horsemen notice, and that is^ the extreme beauty of its situations and' surrounding' Yesterday the view of Beaty Howard Hill, with piles on plies of mow white clouds as a back ground, presented a beautiful ar d pictureique scene. The trees and their foliage are wbat makes the noble old granite It Ige a “thing of beauty and a joy forever more” ffosaooala Mr. E. I) Haley of Gardiner was ir the city yesterday. M. A Denny, wife and child, of Albany, N. Y are at Hotel North. Mr. J. Fuller's family are spending the summer at Squirrel Island. Onin Williamson fend family returned yesterday from Old Orchard. Mr. J W. West and his daughter, from Lewiston, are stopping at the North. J. W Fitzpatrick of Portland and J II. Blanchard of Boston, well-known insurance sgents, are in the citv. Mrs. Sheldon and Miss Austin arrived frem Belgrade yesterday. They cam? in in order to meet Mrs. and Miss Allen up?n their arrival. Kev. II. J. White of Worcester, Mass., who has been visiting at Hammonds Grove, goes to 8 3 l*od3m Ularrirt. FRANKLIN. Kiogfl’ 14 Inly al, Kcv Horae* L. Crockett and Miss Abbie F Lora. Han* or*. BackMxm-Aagu«t 1, .1 Fred Partridg* of Or land and Charlotte Harr*mas of Bncksport FxaoescoT. Bangor-Asgus* Jchn K Parlee and Miss] Annie K. Hammond, all of B:*ngor. WS'mXGTON. Ferry—Job* W. OUad of HUUova, N B.. aed Miss Ida L. Garnett of Perry tte Bom. Rrnnkbkc. Ml. Vernon —Aug. to the wife of Frank Bar ris, a son. Washington. f Mill bridge—July to tie wife of Ueorg* |Hro«'. a daughter; Jsly to the wife of Walter Btront, a daughter; Jars 2v. to the wife of Capt. James A. l. igfatos, a son. flirt. Cvmbkrlahd. Poit aad-Aug t,AthsftoaFsftjr.afsdM rears, II months 13 toys; Sag 2. Fanny Bowen. joeng est child of Patrick and Maryr«ms; Aar v Mm. Jatla G wife of Jeremiah Flaherty, aged S7 years. FKNOMCOT. Bangor-Aag. 3 at Ho. 3 Fern street. Avis E daughter of Brerard L Gvwld. aged 12 years. *»d 17 d*>s. Aug. 3, John E »on *f aiehard P. and Nellie Mo re, aged years and 5 months. FOR SCROFULA scrofulous humor In the blood, uleoro, catarrh, and consumption, uao Ayer’s Sarsaparilla The most economical, ■afa, speedy, and affective of all blood-pu rif iers. Has Cured Others will cure you. Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and curea habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the mo.t healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not hqyo it oa hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FAANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE. At. NEW tONK. N.t. mayMkwl 7 FILES FESTDli The opportunity of your life, to be treat' d right at home i4 you will we by the Dr.’s appoint menta. thirteen years of wonderful success in the State of Maine. Seven yeara at U- 8- Hotel, Portland, Saturday*. DK. FISK treat.' pi'M without the uae of knife or ligature or detention from business. Alao all diaeases of the rectum. No pain or risk, ha*m less op'THtion and c omplete relief Conaultation free, o rreepond with parties named below and be convinced DR FISK'S unerring method enable* him to guarantee a cure in every ua*e, wh> heaitate. You riak nothing. Because others have failed in your cnee is no reason why you should not accept a Aire now Delay may mean cancer of the rcctnm, or disease of the Kidneys, bladder or urine genital organa which will be sure to entail vital weokneaa. nervous debility and un told misery of body and mind. Attend to the trouble now. PITTSFIELD, Me., Dec. 30, itt». Dr. C. T. Fisk Dear Sir Hood news this time.) I received your kind letter and everything ia going to be a* you said, and I am so happy this morning I must att right down and tell yon how I am.I am entirely free from pain, the soreness ia all gone and I d'* no» think the fullness that is down will trouble me and unless it does i shall not trouble It, but Jus a* scon as it do«-a I shall come to you or seud for you. I realize that 1 owe mj life to you, doctor, and my present happiness. 1 would not be back where I was the first time you came for hundreds k f dollars. The people all think mv cure is remarkable. Dr D. has returned from California, and he told my husband the other night he should take the first opportunity to call and congratulate me on my recovery. I will close by best wishes. From a true friend, Mm. C. V. Monk. JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rock land cured, very bad ense. OB''. A GILCHRIST. Ship builder Rockir. I Pile tumors very large, cured without pain. CHARLES J. WALKER, of Portland billed to get help by harsh treatment cured by Dr. Fisk without pain. R K. OATELY, Ex Department com O A. R. Portland cured 8 years ago;no return of the trouble. Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY, Bangor cared. Rev. J. C. ANDREW8, Mechanic Falls successfully cured, verv bad case. N. B STOCK BI DOE. of Lewiston treated and permanently cure-* eleven years ago G. 8. ROGERS. Gardiner curpd. C. W. AVKKKLL, Gardiner, cured. HIRAM FULLER, Hallowell, cured. C F. KEITH, Waterville, cured. So we might gives hundred* of names of parties cured throughout the State. Fol lowing appointments. GARDINER, EVANS, every Monday A- M AUGUSTA. North. Monday P. M. WATEKVILLK, Klmwood.Tuesday A M PORTLAND,IJ. 8. Hotel, every Saturday At home 344 Main 8t., Lewiston, Thursday Friday and Sunday of each week. )une2eodAwtf At GANNETT MORSE’S, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums, Cherries, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Watermelons. Hire’s Boot Boor, one package mak five Gallons of Drink. juncirtdTa.ThAStf ATLAS PAINT* RIADY MIXKD Csgits la Package* Frsa Oa* Poaad to 5 Holloa*. c-A-i-j-L a-t MARDEN BROS. Today, tomorrow, or any day this week or this ■•ummer, and get a BOX Of ICE CREAM. 10.20. SSc i In. And in the mean t’m# ft only sorts you lOets. a plat*’. We are alao selling ICE CEE AX SODA ai 5 ill 10 Ctl. a GLASS. ACream for rea-ptlons, dances, parties eto., delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Call and try -ample and compare p'ice# with other dealers. We have the neatest little Ice Cream Parlor in ’own. Cali and see as. MARDEN BROS., Cony St. osusmsaif Stevens House. A. W. Steven*, Proprietor. Plv«|mlnat** walk from the National Home, Togas. ^steals served on the European Plan, at all Tn 8N ft Dir fer Umiak. i'tueddJfcwtf CRT or August a, tuusum1* OrncgSw. tl. i Oa aad after Jaa. t, 1SS1, my headquarter* will be m the rear oflke over Haskett’s Shoe Store Water St., until further nmiim. C. Ham lee, Citv Ireaauror laaldtf KUTIT T00IHRE VITI ITUS Fill CM AS. K PARTRIDGE, Aguat, Augusta. r V -i.r-rnr^ HOME INVES -‘-:---IN ^WW! CJlUrST OF AXTGTJSTA.--— AT AUCTION SALES To settle the estate of the late Geo. W. Quinby. Forty House Lots situated on the East Side. SALE, AUGUST 25TH, AT lO, A. ZbC 3_____d_d_IWULAMJUIW “ON TRIAL” Guilty or Not Guilty? F. L. WEBBER, Arraigned for Trial thla Day. EACH JUHTMAIBEQDHED TO SITE A SEPARATE VERDICT Juryman. Arry Olland from Hingland. El low yer ouner. I’ve been thinking of this ere blooming case yer know, and I say as ow this ere prisoner is Guilty of awing the best stock of groceries and provisions hat the lowest prices, in this city yer know, and the best blooming store you can buy from, yer know, is that of F\ L. WEBBER, Water Wtreet, Augu^tf. The Big VtlM Crssarl J a Where everyone gets their Nfovwf Worth, and One Pries Provalla. “Choue Celery, Gr.ea Cora and Berrit* a dptolalt Just 11 the sedsee at 50c.-for this sale ealv 30c. per yd. 534" One lot All Wool Plaids and Stripes, always sold at 50c.—Ihr this sale only 30c. per yd. tgr~ Oae lot ttO-Inch Turkey Bed Damask, worth SOe. per yd.—will ge at 30c. per yd. 19“ Oat let Heats’ Hearn fee* Hose, only 10c. per pr. t* close. tef~ During this sale we shall offer one let Ladles’ Fine Fast Black Hosiery at only 40c. per pr. They are actaally worth 37 l>4c. 19“ Our Fast Black Hose at 17 aad 45c per pr. are' the best values In the market. Darning cotton free with every pair. J®-,We don’t give gold dollars Tor 50c., but wo do all we advertise. BUCKLEY GOODRICH, Under Oony Honae, Augusta. jlyardtt ms TABLES! tub Another Special Sale! PREBLE KEENE Hare about one hundred Tablet of all kinds, including Walnut, Cherry and Oak for parlor and sitting rooms, both Marble and Wood Tops, which they propose to sell at shout op**-half price. CONTE AND 8EE THEM. 8ale begins r Monday, July 13th, And continues two weeks. During this sale they will sell at cost Rattsn Chairs and Rockers, Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, Pictures and Paintings. PREBLE KEENE, Cardiner. maySdtf t NOTICE! Having sold half interest in my (coal business to Chas. H. White, I take this opportunity to thank my patrons for the many past favors, and ask their continued patronage for the new firm. E. STONE. _1_ Dealers la All Kinds of Coal. We sell for GASH ONLY, and oan always quote lowest market nrice. Goal delivered in Hallowell without extra charge. S. BTOIVE «fe OO., SrSmiStn. AUGUSTA. .priilldtf SELLING AT COST! Wishing to reduce my stock, I shall soil for the next two weeks Ladies and Children's Underwear and Hose, Ladies' Wrappers, Dressing Saeqnes and Shirt Waists AT COST. Also a Large Line of Towels which tnnst be sold. 1 keep on hand a full line of Gloves, Corsets and Corset Covers, also the CELEBRATED JOUVIN KID CLOVES, Which I Warrant. MILLINERY BELOW COST! 4 For I most have the room for Fall Goods. Mrs. II. F. TIBBETTS, SICtfSSQft TO N. f AUREUS. IT PER HOTEL WORTH. WATER UT m»yl*ro4tr f “By their fruits yc shall know them.’* Advertisers in the Kennebec JaiENAi reap rich harvests from the seed thus sowd. No class of advertising pays equal to that in a live daily paper. inlyldtf

a Curiip! Cmiip! For Immediate Sale To cpM>tMk|on bauu, wrn sen Op Top Ciniops, SlasU ul Doable. II Bediced Fries Or Caik. JAKES E. PULLER. W» wile, tii'cuiiii'intiril l»y my iittU hoy, at that lime eleven iiiopth* old, was i-if. ing rcliitivivstn Sciauton, Pa. Tim little It How wassurtettfur unit till agony cutting Ids teeth. My wife was told lo try Ur. Hand's Teething D ait mi. 'I'lm cllect was magical. It dnl not stupefy tin* child, ns most remedies ol tin dm racier do; it simply soothed the pain of Hit burning mid at .pig gums. 1 might write a volume. Iiml I the time, praising tins n-nu-dy, md then not express my reeling* or do it Just ice. It is eiuipiy liiurveUou*. After Imr is-, turn to llitsiou glut wan let! anothei Pottle, Put 1 round that it was unknown in this mv. .■I'rrespoiidetl with Ur. Hand, and reecnisl In repjy a sample of aeli or Ins ivmedies. used t.hciu on both ol' my children, ivcummended them to all my frieiids, and have ,vet to hnd Hie imrsoii who, al ter using the remedies. speeiul- j ly Teethtiig l^'tit'll and t olfe Cure, that etniltl notpruise III. III. People |,|j,y -;.iy, and have sod to me: *Oli, there must something in that Teething Potion that effects the child's I'rain.’ In reply to this. I wdl sav have two hildren. it I my and a girl, who have Imsmi 'routed with T*s*t,hing l.otioii glace time of be {inning to end ol teething,nml I eliailenge mu i.sson to furuisli two with any dearer Praitis eUts rfullv recommend tlmtu to parent* whs love tlielr little ones.” For Sal* by OH AS. K. PAKTKIDOK, Au l«itas «KO. W. DORK. W tUrvllle; C. H Krana. Halloweii, GKO, K. WARRt l Oardlnar.T* SAVE THE DOLLARS. Tbit nan in a true philanthropist, for the Almighty Dollar represents alt that makes life oomfortable and pleasant In buying grooenea you should endeavor to make tin dollars go as far as possible, ior ev«r> dot lar saved on purchases means an added com fort or luxury. Y u oar- •avemauy dollar a«d s^cu'"** first class goods in every panic ular bv trading at CHURCH LOCKE’S. paT-Ful! line of Fruits and Green Stuff junc2Weodtf ATLAS PAINTS, All Color* at PIRTHRIE'S RRM STORE. US BITER STREET ▲VTOUVOEMEHT! Amuta, Hallovell aid Gardiner KXPUB8S I hav«- arranged otter* at the stores of B. A. Piper and Hoyt’* Kxpress Otter Aagasta, C. B Hobb*. Hallowell, aad Hoyt's k-xpruee, Uardlaar. and Will fnw Kxbrflte Iln« between these point*, leaving Gardiner at 7.11 A. M. aad r^tarninv leave Aagasta at AIO P. M. AH goads aad pant ages called (or and delivered to their destination 1A the three oltles. ML A. BAHADXV, Prop. oabdihbh Mama ww« SODA WITH CREAM! Kr.m ‘he M*-adnw Vale Creamery, at aownvvcH, whstik a ijo.-n Twenty five young.AOund. well-broken nurses lu&y be found Xur sale atlbet’ouv Brothers’ stable. One of Uie finest lota ever brought to AugwU, comprising draft, express, gentlemen's driving and 1 ualiy horses. Several finely matched ipans. Will be sold at reasonable prices. (All and see them. OLD EYES MADS DEW Urge Uk «t Eye Bisses t Spetaefes at aowpnqp. wmbitmm t co:s UOTHkB BATS I MD8HTT -Ait »jm oma Songs and Instrumental Pieces At tea suu cm t waive for a dollar. Boao •t* **talo«w- Mask mailed free of marge m feceaptOf prim*. E&STBAITS MUSIC KFVT, MEW1EI, IE. ••■rrvas nuitns soyas.* Gorbam titnulSchool pmbm ep*k a, sees. n ik mu nm man nuts MEAT CUT lii PRICES!

l$L Miis.imiriciNetL.iiv .MM. 21 MM, In* |ria Nets, nv NM 31 Lit d Mm Styles li MM, tmpria N cts., n N M. 4tl 36 ixt Hum], tmeriy slid it lltts, mi ’HA Stk. Scree Dress Gnus, S6 tad.saU mvyvftn it IS 12c NtiriM -Nit (These Hoofs com* l« Plaids and 0trtp»»4 NM fit, M Milr. Imfy aM it IS to., m Icll PARASOLS MARUD ROW* TO CLOEI!. F. S. SMITH CO., QABDINBB, ME). sortedly iiin n clocks i A»- We have a flood assortment of French and American movementa; in Marble, Wood and Iren case* ALL W A It HALTED! GRANITE BANK BUILDING, AUGUSTA, MAIN*. decmia Ib&Jtottf Anew shoe FOB WOMEN’S WEAR, ft j PnVdJnly 16, *90. j jyj# “PEBmr ADJUSTABLE. UNLIKE ALL OTHER WBBjffiwri ADJUSTABLE SHOES d> m ONLY LEATHE.I wHfv 4i#rm seen. TJ\ 91 imlMtSAtly CwkIiiIkMI A m «M«i»n u« RIM __ IVV //ffll huh must omis w i //mi mi mu. toj t fllAll WMrthAmconttBnllji 1 l\ ffl Hit M KIT Till, MM V. /IcJI I MHIITUmfilT. ■A V Ty^-I avemntmd •■parlor In jt&Mr Comlort A Durability ■ore i snicci Pl"'' r* Tender-££1^ UMS!«? T Water Street. aultodflui THE PHILADELPHIA READING COAL AND IRON CO., Miaon »ad Shipper* of HARD WHITE ASH, I AA A O FREE BIRIIII WHITE ASH, I I Ifl I V SOHITUILL RED ASH. j \j 11M I l) SHAMOIII lAIOilORSERRV.j W 1 W AI*o of the Oi-lebrated BROOKSIl»£ COAL of Lykena Valley. Deep Bed Ash, Very Free Burning. Un Doryt W&ste&o'&y _on Inf.^ipe Hqho hnt get the _ ?!>e in 4««nr'-.ft» Hnbl^rtio-'(!•■»-*. Jri ‘•ring but biMth II. Tb« Stencil ‘SPIRAL.* Patented fV.rc!7 30, I IDO,” on every length. III. Th?CO*RUGATEDCOUri-»/fG%o4 3ANDay .n Cut. r.M-h :-n~th is now put up with w PlfVK WRAPPER around the h*M near the coupling. v t n tU be tent ft" if Jim men turn tbit ptebike uur.Vn WOVEw’hOSE CO.. •nnf’n. of JtnbUr i\ aafU. Wi#,:VUnEtTriw^t _>__ Spectacle* and BOST DITCH. a marncr__ Vatfanek laatrj til Fault Collip, All MMnm ASTWtiMS to This Paper

^Business (Sards. tUOWl S|VM$S I VU. i i. uni mtt Hiokiug Sutifl. 123 Vibr H np\,m, *'t *rt. ilM>«.i«M|, ..,41 It 4 *M Ifni ls« 4t l*l(4»"«l tk 'Pa ~ikk>’ Uf•« .■ei a.ytoi t U|M4I'|» •irteiel* uririii*-? AO (Ivvillini *4«t »td »4!*.•»» Arttui'.t arm «**k.H.»i O. M. BAUD ALL. AO., OFF III Of Til UTI OF I Fill. 4 STATE STl-El T. H un. 4 4. II A. M. dad T J*. jBM-lMly OP. WKUAM rMcBA«lO. «l Ml ATNIWVA. 4IAii«

E.W.WHITEHOU8E, Attorney, Counsellor at taw, S AW l» K Real estate Agent. N 170 Wilar Stmt, tUNISTA, ML g p. o hoi at. |K Bovirdt/ DENTISTRY. E. J. ROBERTS, D.D.S. (Doctor of Dental Nitrpeep,) OFFICE, No. 122 Water Stmt, BEAR SBAB1TX BAXUBAb BABB. H.J. FREIirJGR,*.D OFTIOE Oeratt Warn Sid Bridge tie.. (OTtf SlltMMB't One Mltrt) omw M»vaa irtair. <tir.M •MTP.HiMfM. W. H. HAMU8, M. C omet in raum in min It. «W» itEsarau. Treatment I I wIVVlOlli 4 .'^j n mm, J

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Axrlbur 3Mrrrtisn>nl*. Yoolward ft Dare&port aw wort ts H. K Wio4*»'r»p». Col IMtoM buttes’*r>d 0*-nt, Onto* sou Cham*. OoU Bm4 IwUmm SOLID GOLD 4 PLATED ypin.FM GOODS. W* have a Urgea'iaolity of BANGLE RINGS which w«? nr*. •rlttog for 25 cts. each Woodward Davenport, Hodifert Work. gAKDIIEB, MAI't yaw tort! v YOUNG'S HOTEL, A 4 YOUNG. P*o*«itro«, GARDINER. MAINE. tHM Hoi*11» centrally loantHl oo Wator Ht nearly the Pmi ‘irtl*'*, ini »Wbt# three miAMiet' walk of (lie (repot and Hiram boef Wt.mrf It haeal.Jhe eunveMleneM, |nm, *»i rim W»t hampte lUjom In the erty BATES, *2.00 PER DAY. San id v EVANS HOUSE, CARDINER, MAINE. CMS* M DOUGLASS, Facing M C. R.R, Depot, •od near Kennebec A Bouton Boats. TEHMS, $2.00 PER DAY. M—Hf Practical Optician*. KtM rmn> f««k*. utldff ll» w*'#r H Ardlwer, Wa -SoOgc directory. A'JI MIA MJDOKKO Ml. ft a A M Htate.! ..•nn»».wa’l.>a, lie*4lar *v irtua, Aug I at T JO o'.her* Ail miwnt re»Hlne la the olty torduMy i m«>d. M a I A Ml-It KM., W M O. A. Tvm i, “eerctary. |YKTIiUIIMI LODOk NO tt. F A M Mtat* d C..cBiaRoIun.t|iiii Wondav i' A Og at 7-JD VihH.k ^>1 ataaoar aojonroluir (0 the g|ty are nor-llM la 't'ed to attend W. t» t.Noara M J. ft. H> a«cma*4>. txitf'y. THINIlV GOIIMA.N DF.ttY, .Kl ft I. HOOtual i,uwUfi Friday evening, Auauit 14-.li at ft M stated butOuaUob. Ptafslay. A>igu*t 13 nt ’.to I* M ft rHjoi icY, H. ft v a* v a i.t'R i a*M. ru, i r "J Yellow State bt >pt, C .or hen» ar •ftia'I* In riled to the meeting-. Ugo. W Mbkkii.i., N a l> TftftHllfA FNL'AMI'MKM, .No .1. I ft ftj Odd Fellow-' II*,;. St opt>. Coor Bohoc. KtRiiiar wrings *'Onnd and foorth Tuesday of eae-h ui .nfh a ''clock. A Out Hal I to all Patriarch* In the olty I- t an ii» a i. c I' .N J LOVBJor. Scribe. HIWUl.a .utK.t b. A U Keg »r a—•in* r.ry t tv-day at 1 p*o! n 4 H Mali, W at, r 1 ft ftLTRi. M. W A Cni.ri HR, tteoorder. SJOKKII.I k JU. PftH T NO IM.U O-O.C ili Iteab Nr— :ln« It r. ln» Jo> evetiinga la eno’i -montb. a1 ‘'nloak, ft M .1 W. IIamoh. If a U. A ll a A r m K. H. Cl A L J N f H F l.ttlN.F, ft Oft I* J KeguUr ooi,' ntton every M .Ine« lay eveuinf ork *n third, l«iy »’Y li All I'ythi-n >toj j nm in ar«’ c .r*l all invited to attend ft I. IU«n, 4*. 4 e FI si'ha'.i a, ft '>f H- .tod S SlfTH VIIIJ4SH ftOfl, NO U A K R#'*n'ai a ,>eUa/e r. I AH' -‘i-Hy t ft W o’iAvwa at 'J A tt lia«i. 1 W Hi—L ft SI. ftiwr *R, Comman-ter Wm MtihaviD, A dj't Ckl SHMft.: I UIHF No l .l It. M. Council f tire kindled every other lhur«|»y v. nint at TO I* M A if c.th md Wth ft t ill IM RN. UtdlPD) I. 1. Wll.i lAMS, 4. Iilef of K—orde. COUNCIL UNirBD K»llWfl»H \J BIO IJJ Hrgal'U- meefing the drat and third T—edav -air*- a* at' /olook at Kaicc Mall. Akth oat, C. L. li. H. Maki.kr, Aecordw. /^UTITAL ilKAMUk, NO. JJJ, ft Oft II.. la Q. A H Hail Meetln—every Aedneaday evealng. at TJO o'oiook. Alt Patron* oordlalif li vitas. Oiart of th. dty It ha* beea provided with all the modern Improve meal*, and I* elegantly farnUh.-d. It I* large and ixymraodloa* and ha* the »lne*t view of any heaee la Maine Avery room l* heat «i by atram free of eo*t, and the dining room I* itmo ot th* b—t in the *tate. Hath and sample 171 No pain* will be •pared to make thl* one of th. moot popular hotel* for the travelling pabllo. RATES, E2.00 PER OAT. H f*ii Carriage ta ami frwtm all tralma ma Jdtf _ UPHOL8TERINC IN ALL ITS HKAN4 HK.S Material for »U ktada of farmltnre oovering* far Biahed at a very email margin on If re peated, bv postal or otherwise,! will oali at your home-,« vnmlae famitur. and make«*t l mate* oa work to be done. F. A. BOBBIN H, Iw H»»d Silver 8b. Jus; B«low Post Offico. SSIfiRSHIiS I" —r IUMWT, W. W GARDINER LOCALS. A. H. Jor dsn retarded to Bqatml Island yeetardor- __ The ci»y schools wiB commence the 1*11 ■jgrm St »#pt. 14«h. A bon' thirty of our people i*ft tor Oi4 Jrebord >eeeh yesterday mon-rg, M:>i M*ry *»i?ey left y*s erdey tot nett to fn» nds 10 AriisftoB, M«» The U**ier«rs have e mmeacod work on tbs mein flour of the new fcwanloi baih&tf. J J Turner *®4 Q*o Brown ere spond nf >be w.efc et Bfowa't ctmp oo tb« Cob Bred iomber null wet shot down yeeterds* to nuke Mowur; rejjpirs oc ftesm reive. The fUsadahoc carried good passenger 1 IO Bor ten j f’et^rdry, Tb*r*- wet also '{•item pert/ on bosrd tor Pophsm Beach. Boyr.nv.’# backboard took Mr. U. T itotm of Briton and a targe party ol friend# t> the National Hum* yesterday afternoon (.'bath's Boynton, the Beery stable keeper. l*-ft ye#terd#y for Portland »he»e b« will purchase a U-au* for pleasure ptftit# to go oat in. Mr. and Mr* B*r j JvUoMok ab a' spending ihr summer ou their farm if I Ci’Chfield, were in the 'iky yesterday tor a short time M Winnie G.Bord, who was #o severely i Jar*rf in Ce runay accident on Suadsy a now »t a-Mlv in proving, at.d wi’! be owl •gain in a f* w day a (’banners Koji nsen, a firmer clerk i Tooe> ha# pi iced a handsome new sign over t: e entrance ti hi# big fto* ery a .d comrmsslvn store and now bis r. :t ;*a»i r* rt work o the front. Ii i l be a fine looking stare. Oeo T Yeaton and wife of Boston ar rived in the city yeaterdav on a visit to Mr V-aion's old h'.nu‘ He is now on the police force at the Hub. He was formerly clerk to iht* hotels here, and is very wth known. Mrs. Edwin hurt-lull, her daughter. M m Helen and her son, Master Kddie -ho hav been v:s>tiog Mr Churchills f .imer l orn* here, left yesterday for Old Orchard where th«-y a ;ll sperd Sever*, .lays as the guests of Mrs. K W. Barton ol Lawrence. Mass. Mr, ha* (iiff ir 4 of this city, sold a pair of t tack marr* yester Gy to .John L Post of Fryeburg, the pri.-e paid being giOOO it v*a« t» i— f the finest pair ol Hirers in »he county ryli*b, good action, rid yet y eslsTdav A horse uiifrn by Fred Ayer, while •tarring r 'he hay Darn on the railroad wharf y.su day morning, became fright •>ne1 a d rsn up :nt. Water street where he collided with twj teams near the old savings institution i u :dn.y arid stopped The wagon was badly dsmsged but no out was injured. W I) Haley will show his two-year-olc N son con “Haley 1 at the coming races in Augusta, haring made a i agreement to that tff-ct yesterday. Hal.y is a wonder, and will prove a drasii.g card at the races. A party of Gardiner people saw the horse trot a little yesterday, ard were enthusiastic over the action of the youngster. The seb ml board is considering the in troduett in of a new svsiem of drawing into the public ••..-hosts I. is known as th* Pratt system and by it the pupil is taught to draw direct from the object itself rather than to rusk- a c *pv of a copy. It is laugh »ilh (Put-ti *ttCC**S in other Cities •ml the con-ni wee is much pleased with i> berr. ii will no: p'obabty be introduc-d tms season as there is no appropriation f it such wutH, but it may be adopted by soother year. Nupt Hay informs the JodejsAi. repre sei laiive that ihe uprights are all set !o? the i.uildi j of an aki.iiu to the car ata'iui) •mi th* sou Ii side It will be 22 feet wide by HO leet long and will be ••nnected with the t.H car station. I«» erection is made nec-easarv io order t«» give room f*»v the proper storing of the i-rs not iu use and for painti g and other r- pair woik. When tms is coniphd the company will have a fine #*sti >n, cum tuodiou* and wt 11 appjinted in every way Considerable excitement has b*en aroused at (fie N* i. n«> ll>.me over a rep uted as --uit »ini h one of the old so diets com mitted on young gime a id a position here he was getting some m^ney and ba? not returned. If he should appear again be will be summarily dealt with. HALLOWELL LOCALS. The city school# are to b.gin on the second Mohday in September or Sept. 14. Mrs Farr ard Mrs Clary went to Old Grcoard, yesterday. f ir a two-weeks slop Mr C M. Jones of South Portland who has been in the city on a short busine.** trip returned home yesterday. Prof. Brainard was in the city Tuesday, going from here to Squirrel Island where he will spend the remainder of bis vacation. Kev J E Cochrane started on a two weeks vacation yesterday. He will take an extended trip in Oxford county before returning. Th« members of the Birthday Association are to give a lawn party at Mrs. Martin s residence, Union street, tomorrow evening. Tms party will be one of the best rf the •easou and ail are cordially invited. Danc ing on the iawu will be the order of enter tainment. Ice cream, cake and soda will be served RANDOLPH L0CA48. A. C. 4 lark was in Augusta yesterday on official business Mr. Ellie Wearies of Portland, It visiting his former home in this place. Mrs. McNear and family of Dubuque. Ia.. are viaiunf Miss Nancv Jones. The M»ss*s Moulton leave this morning fora three week’s stay at Booth bay. Cyras Field, an old and at one time a well t j do reeident of the place, died at the aims boos* Tuesday night after a long ul ness, with consumption. The fnnera. occurs tomorrow. WATERVILLE LOCALS, i Kev. L. B. Codding end his family went to North Belgrade Monday morning. Mr. Elmer Craig, one ol the cietksat the Corner Market, is uow taking a short vaca tion. _ K. H. Stanley, ul Bangor, the able and entertaining newspaper correspondent was ««en m tne city yesterday. There Is quite u delegation of Wuterville people at East Pond, some in tents and t others at tn« hotel. East Pood Has been j uoitd as a place of resort for a loag time.

Kelley, the man who was shot several; *e«hs ago at Putter’s pond, has so far recovered that be is now able to be oat j His touch txparience has taken off consid erable of his fieeb, however. Mr. H. W. Poliard, agent for Hoyt’s; Express ia this *.ity, is away on his v*ca uon, and Mr. Henry Darrab is running the Lasinese in his place. Mr Pol ard to^k b.s O.cycle alo»g and after reacuii g Baih, a «=-=-—a=—=-Jk!i"."[|.-LL- b'"* of ■J“ 'JllalicrS. TmL R. B BiH kaa Mi i^^ewot to pUf at a grand P'S'M MffTMt ID Bath next UOBTI AID JBAlifOltltlOi. 8wafer among wnfer tha aaapscri of the Uaivmaiias aacietr. He racwived* Miramar Local Coaminee oa TaUram’ B tram Baagor, taking Wa Io ptov al Barao- Accne n Tanaa OtxaB acaok nwSafef. bat coakj «a cemplr P 1 of* Ob i*)«m aa aceoiat of kit pieeioai Of tha Coapaoan _ rr- Tha local cwauiiae* of lha Buie Vet Tbate >U be aa aaaareion laMaxaaa- i ut Geaefal cook on Bandas, low ratea. TXexa will emaa' AmocUooo aM AOjaiaw beaaacred caocen bp Baaaot Band. A. D. SfO«w h*U Meeting nt Cop Gaarga Hallow, ,-rdrr. Thie b«nJ itaow gwtiiof Baaghlyi ofloa hit night K> maka ioiak ataar emtOmaln tor iu 4aa wwrk, ufe on [ml|-- f#r traaepartalian mad k if rai«s m will be i good attendance from Waterville. nuter and VKerin, encampment. Io the __ -I-_ka. it a aboenck of tbe chairman.Hon. L D Carver, j Tb*f« are m*oy Mm who wUl mehe it a D w WcDavid. called the print to at Chf Hali lonifht to me Mr. merelery. Ur. w Mcuavw caiwu Thoma# E 8b*a, tb« brilliant young actor meetinf to order. M.j G;orge T. Htevana j who is to d -served!? pof aUr with Maw« tu elected chairmen pro tern. people, in hit ere-a^doel role of Dr. Jekyil eommittee tb8n received from Hr. j B^baM w£w ,I“u tirangeTbix£'l Macomb., a proportion on the part of the i *af that Mr. waea ie equally itraef in bn A H A G R. B.. U put on harget from Uterprvtatioo The play one of weird the comer of State street ard Weetere a-id startling effects, and ■•rvoe# P«W* avenus to the grounds and offering the foi from an, pelt, in .he Him. great satisfaction to the gsod audience that city s to the grounds, or fr m the camp to was is attendance any point Any point on lice in Augusta An alioaro.,1 meenn. of the W.wr.ille or H.llowell. one nay. 15 ceou; round ttip, Board of Trade will be held rbi, evening. 25 centi; anv point below London bill or at the ai lermen’i room, when ihe commit- 1Q Gar lmer and Farmingdale, one way, 20 lee tba.w.nt io X»wp'r: to confer with lb./ round trip, 35 cent, Togul nnd re Oo'^-^/au M°mo““dhro'* lorn. ,10 ecu... I. wa. votod ti. —p. the he tu*i of the company, th^ir methods, stme. It was then voted to add these no etc., will mahe their repoil So Ur a, w. ,w, u lbe 0itj0ial printed programme, cao learo, there u no; *o much io the Tbptp ralrl it wB| be of imerert Io ZttV&SXEfSE?V. bnow. -U. apply .0 everybody, vereran. are satisfied that several question# will have and visitors, alike. to be satisfactorily a j#wrred before much Adjutant General Sprague and Mr. G. R Watervrl»* money g>et into the enterprise gmj^jha a b-committeeon lights, reported Last winder was a very severe one for that Mr. Joseph II. Manley, for the Keu bres. a dbu- comparatively few swarms nebec Light A Heat Company, offered to aped the rigor* of th* season and light the ground* during the two weeks at out alive this spring But those that did hllUl(,nrM pull through err having a grew. ,e« t r low a Agave that they had at once »c t>u*in*st and are hating an unusual cepUle* and wires ar^^ to remain for use io the each, and the horey Is of exce lent quality. falurt. matter of the number ^and Sir ji.r. .go, Mr Grow. Ull, uc the ur„ftBlenLof tt# Ugi,,, hu been left to in ne/ fliw was just sb >u: th** same a* thi? i iv, w iee»n. We hew the >un« f.vor.ble ripoit tne 'jUlent genern.. III. W. McDivid f the work rf the tfcs from different part# and J >hn F. Chase were then elected a of the Sfat**. commit'ee to deiign and procure suitable _ badge* for the committef. The meeting Repress Uio.s of ibv M;'|;‘*aM® KeUil .ubject to the call of the secre f oaifiirre al Agency, which hss heal- J quarter# at Chicago, Philadelphia^ Council tary, Df. Mcpavid. Ulbffs and Riston, have byen io the ci»y _ ___ fer 'evt-rai da> s. their ot j »ct being th*1 es- BEBS IN TBE ATTIC uhlishment of a branch here, and quite a 'lumber of the retail merchants of the city An Men Making a flncceaa r f have bre •m*1 interested in *he matter. A r*»ii»nrw meeting w*s h Id in Thayer’s Hall Tuesday night, at which a dczwn or §o were iu at tendance. and an aurnmf nt was made Among the many new houses going up m until to-niyhi. The ofjict of this agency .stapletou there is one which is especially ,h* collection of hard oills and protection noliCBb|„ and that is Mr. Arthur B. Stewart's for its members aga-nst beats The agency has beeu organ zed #evtral years, ard is on Capitol street. The particular thing ell spoken of bv the New England Grocer, about it is the clouds of bees that may be The West is thoroughly organized, also feen dying in ard out of the attic windows. Muuacbnwtli *'1'1 ConneoUeut. «nd h f (1 thp fIII>l] Ste»»ru are I ranebe, are now being orgamied al ;broug!i Maine. gin"* 111 *"P?“J two hive* of Ibe common Amerio.n b„. h.nk there may be some mistake iu the S nee then be has added several mfg reckoning (>-e of the old residents in Italian queens #o iie now Vis a WatervJie, however, says he is inclined fln>4 fmmlly 0f hybrids, which are i UoTao^I flf’y-thre. nnnridere U be the bv.t hone, prefer, when he lived in the lati*-r city he remeoi- Since then he has had seven swarms, bets Mr* Kennvdy as a woman pretty well tw0 0f «bicn he has sold. He uses the advanct-d iu year* at that time. Speaking LtriK»trom patent hivi*. Within a few days Mr. 8tew»n fipecu ,o Uke on, over .00 ttars. thi* same aged cit»zen of Waterville pounds of honeycomb, netold a Jni hwai. s«y that he has mauy times heard his father reporter yesterday, in answer to a question, ,ny tint thin wonderful old nun. when 111 |ht( b(p, vi|l not touob p(,op|P who ore not issvJfp' »upire» ThT« r «ikS:^s feet together three times while in the air. lie said, “if you are really afraid and act %8 though you weren’t, tiny know and will ,.eArbLn%^,“i;ePli.o’tbeo:oV.ho nfm." M,. 8»..r« mat. v. wish for a days outing, th? M-falonskee courageous man. for he will go right into lake, or Snow’s pond, offers special at- the room and not receive a single sting tractions. Take the morning train for __ Oakland, then embark uoon the little steam t _ .nlmill -r Ethel, which with the b.rge ett.cbed. P-ev.utl-n ol Cm.lty to Anlmnln. will carry qmte a party, goto Blake’s Island The State Society and the Portland S catching vour perch for jiy and chowder c.jety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani wbile on the way At the Islam! there is my|#, have recently been united under the every convergence fer preparing a feast for name of the M sine State Society for the a King. a» d then you can sail and fish to Protection of Animal#, and this will now your heart's emtent. for the lake is Urge and b« ab e to extend its irtlueoce and power ihe perch can usually be caught in abnn- throughout the entire State. It is hoped dance Judge Stewart and parties who have ttisar in every town of Maine will neen viaitirg him went out there Monday, he found persons wili ng to ci-operate and in a very few minutes after ninkirg a wiiti its work, which includes nothing to school they took 125 as hands >me perch as i which sectarian or political objection ctn •ere ever »*ken from the water anywhere be made, bat aims only t> ensure the ja*t There are a# we have said, lot* of places in merciful treatment of dumb animals, ea#y reach of Waterville. by cars and team. ar,d to inspire men, women and children to and many understand »h s and mine here humaoe and kindly sentiments and action*, from afcread every summer ti rnj ,y these Money is. of course, needed for nriviUgrS M*ny miremigh* be brought this work; ard therefore. friend* h*re. if ary systematic and persistent»ff *rt an 0ver the State are earnestly ic were made to advertise the advantages v .ted to aid oy conrribu.ions oLmoney, and w! it h this part of the Sta’e^has to tff r. ,f useful and fancy articles fora fair. which is to be held in Portland, next No vember The contributions in monev may FAIRFIELD LOCALS. he seat to Mr Alfred Woodman, 19 I»*er- j _ j i g stre.r, Rowland; other articles to Mrs Nino Cavaxzs 235 State street. It is also sag trank Wing i* at heme this w-ek. j fTi»nd« of the society may like Dr. nnk M-,. F A Crooman of Bortor. ,hB b? mtertuinmnnU. .re in town, the gue.t. of MiM M,» Nye. •'/.•berry or ct ff e p.rt.e., r.ler. concert.. ___ etc in thsar own towns. The society is j Mr C h.rle. K ,ee nn 1 d«uiht"r. Mrl. cot BJent of cirili.l rerponje to It* Tn.ker, .pen, tfuidiy ,t Old Orch.rd ineiution; «nd .ey informntion which ___ m.y be d. iired will be gl.dly Miss Grace Wheeler of Watertown, given by the corresponding secre- j Mas# is visiting her uncle, Mr John Ellis, tiry. A movemert sin ilar to this i proposed, wa* very successful a few years Misses Bessie Kenwick. May Evans and Maspachusett*. And Maine will i Jennie Emery, are to enter Coburn Classi- not be Jeft b.'»iiod in any course that tends cal Institute this fall. to more perfect civilization a> d humanity.! Z v I he rfticers are: President. Mr Stanley E H Ertn^whxenmn from Nortbport j Pullen; trewaurcr, Mr. Alfrrd Wood Mond.y rrpo-t. ,/,t number of people commute* for the fntr, Mr.. M.ntcn there. .11 erjty.nr tneni.elre.. K..tbnr i,Mr, .1 E Pelnt-r, Mr.. Bwrne. A. V. Ketniok of the F.itB-ld Furniture Mi-. M.ry F Ste.en. Miet F.nny Ch.d Compeny .pent Sund.y with hi, f.mily »t wick com,pondirg rec.-etwy, Mr,. Nino Northport, returning home Tuesday. ftT,ZZi‘ Rev. .Mr. Watson, who preached in the Btandarfl. Baptist ti uveh last Sunday is receiving £8 oar readers interested in turf matters tnnny con.Phmente for tbe nltqnent eennon „.jth t0 keep informed of the proper, of he delivered. _ events tn their specialty, we present the fol Miss Alice Kockwood, the popular tele- lowing requirements for admission to the rr.pl. operator nt thi. rUtion, lenre. next Sttnd,rJ B,?i9t,y reri,ed nnd ndopted Monday for a well earned vacation trip to t tbeWhiteMonnt.il.,. by the Americeo Trotting K-guter A„o ciatioo, May 19, 1891 Mr,. F St. Cotton nnd Curl bnre errired oldw l0 1i8m wb„ COc.titnte. home from Dexter, where they hnre been 9t.nd„,, bred hor.e nnd to e.r.hli.b breed ependinf few week* «e ere glad to 0( trotter, nnd pacer, on n more intelligent know Mr, Cotton, health i, much im- bM,._ lh, foi,owing ra]e9 adopted to proved. _ control admission to tbe record# of p“di u .__. ^_._. ._gree When an animal meets the rf quire r'il’.JfZLi? nirnti of admi.,ion at. d dole regi.te.ed it 0 u.' the. .ball be accented a, a ,'andard bred animal 1 f okg„ooo hn. A S ih Jr lr firat-Anf trotting .Ullion that bu a re t ful to look upon. but. burden, the a,r of of miDute* ,nd thilty „cond.. o^f'Im. "O' or pacing .tallion that ba. a record of delicate and varied petfnme. (wo minutp9 ,*d twenly.flre „Cond,. 2 25, ..1- or bitter, provided any cf hia gtt ha# a gaaif| a aisa i Assai o record of 2 35 trotting, or 2 30 pacit g nr w#afw U luualOi better, or provided hi* sire or dam is al ready a standard animat. Mi## Maud Munsey of Sidney, is visitin* S*cind—A^y mare or gelding that h#s a Miss Annie Bate*. trotnpg record of 2 30 or pacing record of j Tueed.y night the bard played in tbeir 2 ***£*n'y horre that 1. the rite of two room at Memorial Hall Quite a crowd 0o4 .„h ^pord, o( „r gathered around h.tening to tte mnr.c. ,iU] rec,ri], o( 25 or onp trolwr witb G. T Benson antt family have returned record of 2 30, and one pacer with a record J from 8 baaticuok lake, where they have of 2 25 or better. been camping in c?n.paoy with R*v G W Four.b—Any horse that i# »b? tire of j Hiockley and a number of boys from Good one trotter with a record of 2 30. or one pa Wi.l Home ear with a record of 2 25 o* better, provi j ded he bus Giber of tbe following addition The charm* of Blakt Island are still »l qualil!:atiors; 1 A trot'in* record of snperla i»e Tuesday morning Capt Bailey 2 35, or a pacing record of 2 30 or better, j took a party of twenty-live or thirty to the 2 i* the sire of twn other animals with island, where, in due time, th^y refreshed trotting records of 2 35. or pacirg re^ar.!* themselves with tbe usual fi*b-chowder of 2 30 or one trot er with a r-»oord of 2 35 dinner, after which they took a *a»l to carry srri tone pacer with a record of 2 30 or provisions to a camp at the bead of the lake, better 3 Has a sire or dam that is al- About hslf past flve another viait was made reafly a s;and«r 1 animal, totbe islan! for baggage, when the party Fifth—Any mare that has produced a proceeded on th^tr homeward way la the trjtter with a record of 2 30. or pacer with afternoon. E- M. 8 ary with f*m'ly and a record of 2,25 or better, friends vi»i?ed the i*land. Toey spent the Sixth—The progeny of a standard horse afternoon comfortably Imaging m bam- when out of a star dard mare mocks mod under the trees. At lergth Seventh—The female progeny of a stan- 1 lu ich baskets were opon-d a*d a honnufoi dard horse when out of a mare by a standard repast wa* partaken of. Tfcey revert-d the ho*«e. usual or ter of thing*, and faded home by 1 Eighth—The female progeny ot a ##an-1 starlight ineteed cf waiting for tbe moon to f**rJ h )rse when out of a mare whose dam rite. Ail pronounced the afternoon well: is *iacd*rd mare. spent Ninth—Any mare that has a trott;n§ i r* cord uf 2 .35. or a pacing record ot 2 20, W»« to tha CaaqaenS )N si'O or dam is a standard j 1h*pvpsi*. Succor we sae f r from _ 1 S‘fOBfrSt endorsement of Mellm s a handr. d s arre* Tem^o-»rv r»H*f sre ronr Fo d ts th* multi ule of healthy. ac».re, ttmea o'tain hat a heart? air ai, the #im^ie#t cMidrer »iio have been reared upon it.: iadtscreTloa in dl t, *ad the Proteaa Imp retera# h__. fh«»«nahle «rd .iw>n •itb redoubled vigor to t«w»*nt at. Ap-rastent 1 l“oro“*tii7 acd successfully use of the great aaii-4j«peonc and regulating trttd for jear# by thoutacds of mother*, toeitf Hoatett r's Stomach Bitter#.** be-; calm dlifulrm la’ed t»driv»> Into pennaaen- bani*h a«Ht ev-ry _;__ :ore "f |iMi;r»UM, u mp nr? or chnok Xo k** efft w lows i* ir tor malar a. MMsaww, eon- J C Pali-' O »I S.ap i# lh «'*n ’.fl rh*»Bar| a Sidney and bltd'*•> ia'^ 3 't-.. 1 m- ut* Thi* r medy of ne aii ’TI* a f-**»••!. u>\ r_. -n » lu« ai.A-k of “La oiipp !tw.vfo jul; 3Jea.3m I I ST TELESMI* _ at dbtmoxt. [CMflMrtfW it page wAisnoTOf wuik Tto mat Btoampmmtoi tha Grad *As«yto DaMilflTtofA Tha aflamnns tmttm of tha national TTti daoahad almost entirely to tha £tca»»ian af *6 pto* for hulling the aexs encampment. After a long and heated debate, the matter was settled oa tbe tret ballot by Washington securing the B>*KfMhitio(’t were unanimaosly adopted requesting Congrese to pass a law antboris idg the interstate ommerct commissi >n «o permit r nitron's to give reduced rate# to al soldier* aad sailors of war of 1861-65 at tending National Encampment*. To# com mittee of seniority departments was contin ned another jcar al the request of certain departments, who wanted to furnish forthei evidence before the flsal report is made. A resolution we* unanimously adopted limiting tbe length of tbe parade at all future encampments at two miles. Tbe sessions of the encampment were held be hind c.’osed doors. Commander-in-Chikl Veszey was accompanied upon the plat form by ex President Hay**. kX-Governoi Oglesby and othar past commanders of tbe By vote of the encampment, ex President Hayes, ex Governor Thajer of Nebraska, Governor Hovey of Indiana and ex-Gov ernor Oglesby of Illinois were specially invited to ccjupy the platform. BIO BTBAMSHIP 8CH0MB, Chicago tha Horn# ol a Movement tc Take Advantage of th« Peat Bob sidy BUI Chicago. Aug. 5—The officers ard directors of the Pan American Transport tion Company, an organization firmed to run lines of steamers between the Southern ports of the Coifed States and the principal pjrts of South America, C*n ral Americ*, nJ the West Indies, are in sessiou in tbit city today, an«l will probably continue in consol a-ion for s^vt-ral days. Tbe pu* pose is to map out the work and perfect ar rangements for floating ad iitional seco*i t*i ro carry it cn to ’he ameunt of $1 000 (.'00 l)r W. O Kulp of Galveston, Texts, treasurer of the company, says that success is Rssur-d He says it has been decided ,o move the headq is’ters of the company fr*ee years and tin company coitidently expects to aticomplisl th s. INCRB ABING Y ALB’S PACILIt IBS A N»w Bui dk g to b# Ersctad for tbs 8b.ffla d School. New Haven. Cabo Aug. 5.—Arobitec Cady of New York is preparing plans for a new building for the Sheffield Scientific School, woik upon which will be begun thii fall. For several years it has been appar ont that the facilities of this department ol Yale were inadequate to its needs, but will tbe large increase in the number of in coming students in September it bat be come an absolute necessity that the qaartert be erl.'irged at once. By the will of the late Daniel Fayer weather, the leather dealer of New York, $300,000 was bequeathed to the sciei-tifk tchool By lb? settleinent of the compli cations which followed Mr. Fayerweatbei** death, the school will receive more than was at first intended by tbe testator. a*d the sum will be nearer $500 000 th»o $30M«'a B|M4«. (hic.-o kmf- 5-rA coniil'i jay ruw.j the hjdy at J C- Canny, aka cimmitud taicida in lb. Sterna* Bmmmm by Ihi aUa at bi« biU«. whom te nurM 10 day* a|o at Maiqatt*, Micb. Tte vridict vai that Conway bad 4i*d tram an omdaab of roorphmr. akw white under the i* florae* of t'qaoe. Patrick Convoy. tbo (vbn of tte alette. Mob tbo vltovad bri-lo to bit boM oo WoUat •mat ihi« afwtvcoa, vbaraate Ibid tte tel loaiof .tar, of bar aipaileacoa am tte airpbine I grabbed ih** glass and spilled most of it* contents on the ft tor He lay down again wiihoat w«*rd. I went to »!eep. When l awoke vesieiday morning I found him deal I don't know any reason «by he should have taken bis life, except tbat he had lest some money gambling.'’ W. A- Thorpe, paymaster of the Illinois Steel Company, paid tba' Conway was away ou leave of abM?i ce ard that his accounts were all tight. IT 14 HOT SBTTLED N C mur- mis* I t (ba F. m ma Tiiden Wi t C«n* Ntw York, Aug 5.--A rumor has been circulat'd within t n- last fHtedsys li the effect that lbs now famous Tiiden will con test had been compromised. In tbe will of S»mue) J. Tildea provision »as made for bi« tis'er, Mrs. M*ry B Pelton; his two nephews, G» urge H. Tiiden and Samuel J. Tilder, Jr a* d four nieces, tut lb- re*i •luary state, now valued oc about 98,000, 0 0, was left in trust to the city, to ba used lor a public library or f, r sou.e other pub lie use to be designat'd by tbe trusties The heirs contesU d ibis will ai d gtiwtd their case before the general term of tbe Supreme Court The case for the contest ants was a'gaed by Delos McCurdy and Joseph II. Choa’e. the city beirg repre bent«d by Carter i Ledva'd An appeal was »sk n to tbe Court of Appeals and ar gu'd before that tribunal ia .lane. The decision is yet awaited. According to the rumored settl* meat the heirs, with the chant* apparently in iheir favor, have consented to comprrmise. allowing tre city o0 per cent of the amount v hicb ii is supposed would fall to its share should the will be sustained. By this ar rangi nisnt the heirs, in addition to the be quests made in the will, would get 81 000 000, and ihe city would also get 81,000,Oflp. This rumor was declared yesteiday to fee absolutely false by the counsel on both sides. Mr Ledyard of Carter Ledvard said that ths of Chibcotbe, wrote to tbe ad vertiser, est\b!isb id her relationship, and yesterday received the sword. Capt. White’s wesjTon htd beome useless in the fight, and he htd taken the sword from the dcid general as his company rode over tbe field in pursuit of the retreating Union troops, the less of whose leader had caused them to w»ver and fall back. Gen. Bill’s gallant though futile charge is mentioned in Rheridan's memoirs. His sister, a prominent society Indy of tbit city, bai written (apt. White thanking biro for his kindness in returning the trophy, which "he returned to its scabbard, from which it has been absent over 28 years. Do You See THE FOIHT? ALTHOUGH Originated by an Old Family Physician in 1S10, Johnson's Anodyne Liniment could not have survived for over eighty years unless it pos sesses extraordinary merit. 0,iU*E for Z2fTH3TAL u BT1SXAL in. ft M Maptfxng, Mealing, Penetrating. Oaoa .,eM aiwaya *3ntm and dealer* nay OanT ar»t any other." Every Mother Tr^T^rTS h«/na» for Prong. Orrfda Sore fkmat, i atarrh. Tonjrttttla Ohe, Jtervona ifeadarhe, '"nta. Hrile*. Crampa Patna. ReHevna Sommer Vtrt plaint* like magtr Sold every whim Prtoe 15 eenta, A ho ft lev, $t m Frprrea paid KsapMvt free S IOPVSOS £7y>.. Boaton Cm t R. B. HALL, TEACHER OF THE CORNET Irincte i Sxsds ud Cost*. Kdt, WATERTOLE, IAS. ■Inair for Rasdi and Orckaatru Com* pond tr arnkgai tm ardor. -HAlM)n«RTm AT— FQH MBS1C STOKE, Itt Mill STREET tpUldtf i ■l,‘”> wnuanv mi% dmirbd wira. Mtw Biohatt H i m O p* mtftt lwpiiNAw.iq |I«b Dasbcky. Cm A«f 5—«h*r teMVMOHO KtM W iri-MWI K**M and settled here. U« buUtap a prop -roua basin*smeat when Ersetus meets hi# de serted wife. The \oeng mao proposes to w»d Emily whether her father likes It or not. NMjuy npom flow York fldooey Markm. ■aw took. Asg 5. Mosey oa ca'I easy, ranging from l| to 2. Priam paper at ft* to *4 Government bonus. del), lirra. Railroad bonds dell, rather heavy. IV foilowtag are tne uiosum> qeotatleas et sc oari'ies: Uaiteu tftates Is 1W 4s nr 44 reg., 1001 I Si ooap., 1001 Central Paolllo 1st*, 10ft Denver A Bio Grand* isu H4j I Erie tods, *1 Kansas Pacific ooasots 10ft Oregon A Her. 1st*. Calos PastOo l«u. M*J Hose York Btuok Mai feet. Rsw Yokk, Asg ft Adams impress, 147 I N Y. Ctu 4 lit Aut noa Express. ’.'ft i-out*. 10 Central ra*aiie. do pre'irieo *1 CUe«. A Ohio, ft! i Ohio A Ski** l«i Chicago A Alton J-6 (»et. A ft do prefttm-d. 1 no Oregon Chicago, 8a#4>5, fair to fanoy, #4.40a*#10:patent8, #4 ftOa#fi.25; Minnesota clear, #4'.36a*4 90 n.ralghts. #4.ft0a#fi.lS; do pa tents, #4 ftuagft 60; rye mtx'ure, #4 35*#4 7ft, sup erhn. #3 4504.16; tine,S3 75. WlIKAi ileua-i'.* 306400 bush; -»w»rt» sales. 406.000. Usb active expert trading, —--No s reo, VS; or* and eleva tor, 90*100, afloat; 091*1004 fob No. 1 a***' »a t arrive, 107U108 No I herd to arrive ni; No 2 Chicago. 105, No. 2 mllwaukee, 1034 ST a- quiet, IIrm BARLxr— Barley malt—du!'. COK»—Huuoly 41950; anyone. 10.fi, 31,000; dull, weaker. No. 2, 7"*h714, elevator; ;14»72 afl«*a«. No. 2 whit ftO Uath— UcupiB 33000. ?Kt>orw 00. -ales, 107. C00, higher, moderately a five -—No. I :w do eullt, 39*394; No. 3, 30*414 do White 4'n 42; No L 42; d* white. 45; mixed west'n, 37a 40; du While 34*524; white etate, :—#6 45 9 Ho1 my sisters, see the banner Waving in the sky. Are you broken down. ciMOOttrag- d? Courage' help Ih nigh. On that banner read this legend "Buffering wom*n, hail I i Fierce’* Favorite I’reso iption Ne’er was known to fall The success of this remedy is wonderful. I Its record i« unparalleled. It has cured I ihou’Bhds of cases of female weakness, irregularities, and all dis-nses peculiar to the sex. It ran always be depended on to do exactly wbat is claimed for it. All the proprietors ash is a trial. ThAt will coc vince the most skspMcsl of its wonderful virtues. Price (fil 00; refunded if it fails to give satisfaction. Guarantee printed on every bottle-wrapper. aug3d&wfolrm Claiming too much “Chappie says be has half n mind to propose to Miss Giggler." “Hslf a mind? Chappie is an egotist. Jf he has a quarter of a mind he is lucky. I rever thought he had as much as that. As the sun is superior to the Stars, so Dana's is sii|M’rior to all otlit. at lbs -1 sf Protil asked bj m-y e«l*r am tile Kemmebec. segAftf Special &tofi«mtnts. UllTOll 111 m.)W| M» hut L0OT.ks.e3 w artSle M—. rtw w*.__ WAOTHi WLHIkK- l.ftdl.. la *1 P)*‘*,*r'—. tut. b»ft r* ui irthtle, t Mil A. Durtron'iSo _m>uic MtOUItT «TMTl»-t woikmuu, nhMU *j(t..wlth *tftft*y 'Cur rtch aaNwhu* lose je> f«* K u ■«fwr, a*_ WASTK1*—hptctftl ftttftftllftft «*»*’#tft rtflillOK tftftt it*t chfttfft. B«Vl tftfto wort ■aoajftiy ftlttxltd to. W.V. ttCMA Oof tla Mjgrtig.- 8U.. AMnilft. Mftlftt «o«l tlW TnAIRIArtHlI A*o«U •’.ftt.Hl W K.Uft.btc, (tfttont A ft, ft. ft h e, Kftot Uteolft o>ftl to»wt l ftftoil I r th. V S. Hut. 1 Acttdoftt A.rtdmtloo. harry Kboh Whit., Urtml «|aat. t ft .llotr. Me sagfcllf tir ANTED—A Ctrleonl maker. Os* that can make a tine coal U od pay and work guaranteed 12 month# lo ’he »mr. Add- K N. 8Mall, Wateiville, Malm* sacdif WA«fVlk- At on* gl-1 t«* do Bashe i*7. St* adf oik and go d wages, e m ly to, or ad re*#, s. W unssey, Wateiville, Maine Mg hilar* WANTED—A gi t ouau-enat to do cooking nod general Fousewoik, at good wage# Apply to Mrs. J. A Homan, as State Mr. t. augldtr WANTED.—Reliable parries toad do## B. 8. Yaks I'M, Manager. Aubaia, Me who desire* to make a sammer resart of Keyu vd’* Harbor, and will give away n few lo’s t"adve r#. These axes guaranteed. UnoAOhs Pawn Rhok, Hast side, Augusta, Me. jalySIdlw* Folk 8AI*K- ('bickering Upright piano, near iy u«w. little used. W ill be sold at bargain. Apply io Mrs. C N. ilsm'cu, Abgusta, House. jlySId'm L'Oli SAI.K.-A desirable reside nee witli J* staMe. lias, city water, Juruuco, open tire, pine aid olh r modern improvements Hirer minute* wa k from P. O. a*.d handy to electric cars. Terms reasonable. Apply to Mm l». B. Mill r, IM Urge 8t. jolyiftdtf IriOH BALE— Bestauraot and boarding house, comer of State and Wintbrop street-, oppo site Court house; one of the mo*t desirable looa li ns in Ihe ctt#. House contains 13 rooms, nic* ly furnished ready for buaines#. House now has good run of trade au-hI/*» tn Rral Kstate _ TO LET r RENT.—Two pleasant rooms convenient for honte keeping. No. 17 Mast OrinutttL, Augusta. augftdlw* Tss J.kT—A furnished house at Ocean Point, during August. Ten dolors per week. I’quire of E.C. Pleroe, 10 Clifford Street Kox busy, |fa»» anvldlw* rp« it ENT—A tenement for small family over A liean’* Mimic Store, Water street. F.uquirc or M** So, and 1o*-s ant know when* it la. Kmxankt fn/.TA»D, Libelant. KXNXNNM NM, Jar> 21, Pdfl.—*lhe said lib* I ihi made oath that the a trove allegation aa to the r« sidence of the libelee ia true. Before me, A. A»f»Birwa, Justice of ti.^ peace. A true c*rpv of tire order of notice, a*d abstract rf libel. M turner W. 8. cHOATK, Clerk. Ja I)23,.’»4ang4 sa-esaassssHeam JafiP stwwntKiittm*. *l»adn4*v«W Mitchell's Billadonna Plasters." Kmtorwd by every physician an a turn cure f..r l’nia or UraknrM in tti« Bmut. Hide, It nek or l.iwb*i also for l.lvor C*mpU«*t. IVrak CsM*. Artbna. I’lmrU*. dttticalt/ In breathing, Ac., in all of w hich case* they |ivu immediate and |*erma ueut relief. They are tnvalu*»4« |o those who have a cold of long (handing. I’nce M> cents. jalySldeodfcwt* VH HAIRRBALBAM Clean*** and hesntins* Um half PuMiiotc* a Iniurianl rmwOv M«*»r Falls to Bratov* Or** Bair to ita Youthful U*jor. sir. JutyZIdeodfcwlw A 10c. CIGAR W FOR 5 CENTS. If a dealer trim to make yon takn •oiiicthing elae. It la the Number 7 coat* Ittgli aintl lie mint a to make more motiev out of you. INSIST UPON HAVINB THE NUMBER J. Tlie Heat Clear ever aolil for 5 rents. SUWIBII W. SHI KK A CO.. Bolton, rmyl* July'.'ldeodAwlw Wntfri'itlf ^(UnUsrmnitB. PIANO TUNING! J. B. DINSMORE IrUKMRKl.T or RIAROOKl I* dow Loontftd in WbtertUlo t;. H. FOX’S M0B1U STORE, 1 tad la |*ra|»ar*«t to do Taalaf and Ma* pairing Ip alt It* It ran? baa sir. IMosiuorr, having had oyer thlrteea y-art* j*i.«'i-h'ru’«- as a tuner, feela confident that ha inn *ntl«fv all who mar favor Mm with their pat "wffi also furntah mn»tu for Hall*. Parties and Assemblies. Addreaa. P. O. Boa 77, WaUrrtll*. _ the meet or xmauzm. Itoont in* ulao lllnt« on l*fgnl Study by Wm. Him,.-ml IMrd, M I. I. I> Keuiark* on Bible Memorizing by ltl-lio|» John M. VlMiRi; bogg' Mtloiia for studen a by Wm. A Punning, Pti. U.. »f Columbia ollege, i.ii.la on Qeneral Windy by 'J. K. C Hinillie. Bi.mo i* .1. li. Vin*. "It i* worthy of the hUhiM comniendatloa.'* Hrtea 41 Oil. feat to nny Addreaa on receipt of price by A. M. UUNUUt, WA T K n VI LLKi MAIN*. jnlylMtr _ Wilnilli Smite St, HEAD OF THE FAtLV. The famous tiodliu Cranltc used, and ordefl for any clast of work rrctve |rompt atlrnti"*. Only Skillful Workman employoi). rtlmi-lHly« Iuduah ii. rtrx. irmu IfiSITiBli urt I'SIBilCE turn or K*uu*k«f and MwarHl WtTKIIVrU.G, B*f«l occrdt, WANTED. WA »T»SI»-We waiv one agent to repfc rent our publishing ho«*e at Augusta, Be, In every city and town in Maine Ap|> loattoua are to be o ode wl*h the uoderstavdlng that par ties cm work all or a part of the time »a ibetr circumstances will permit. Also all who engage with u> can h ive the chance, after mTing wr tain number of books, to represent our house on n salary of 410.00 per week at first, with an Ik orenae according to capacity developed for the business. Kor particulars, address, t. r» Kuowi.rm k Co., Augusta, Me. mayaMAwtf In large aad ever growing communities wa«M of oun kind or another are pereauUl, advertising oolumns are a bureau of luforwJon never to oe clo*ed.— (Philadelphia larger. gee the Joukhai, want Ads___ FOR SALE. Foil NAlik-A fancy delivery wagon tor gw cer, covered, been used ft llfile, as gooi M new. Address, (iKo 8. WliatllRU, WaUrvllb'. July 1 left f TO LET. TO HKI4T- Pestfatde tenement of *i* on him C«iU't, on*- inleute'a walk row Mall sireet. I’osseasi hi given at one* lb r to Tmatkii, Watervlile. augWlW Errors of Youth. f| f* CjO iHrrmr.iw rw« B /k-f'vj ftnm fctolit j, InlMit H A j k Inliyrrthn, let takA I %]b$7r.K you ttn msirniifl X Many men, from the effect* of youthful U T lrtiKu.tr11.. I a\c brought al-«it atale of wtwknea* th.-t I m mJn t:-Ul.lt. aritrrej* r« r t-'tthl au«iMrted. Chef a Are ilttrtored tor everything but th* rt«h* X one. NutwIlRMandfug th# many yalnbMf reie».]tea that iii.tH.-alaeleweehaa pr«,d«*r*d for Hi* ref>f of lhi*«Ua*pf patients, mm* ft of lit* ordinary modes of treatment effect a euro. imrinR ourexiefialveooiiegwandho# X [Hi >1 practice W* h.tr* eypertmrnferl With X an-lili*c»v«rnrt r.ew amt e/m. 'em rated r*m** 0 die*. ‘I Iajocmmi* nymg prescript too t* of* 6 f*red m a rrrtulw nwit speedy rare, aa A hundred a of rases In our nractie# bars been X rrsinredlo perfect_ health J.y H* na* after all otter r*me*l«es failed. prrfa. fly pars In* gradient* miiat beuawl in ttio prsparattoo of

Jem Debt n.) il'iu l.rn C it. l-irfandra, 2acn«lag. fUvcerfne.ft. a. lftg. MaketnpUta. Takpl jtllat2»m..and*tf ©Owronc Iggir. leal In antner***# H wro be neowwary for U»e patient intake tsrwfOW at bedtime, BwkHign.e i-umiwntiresaday. Tbla r*ii*e.fy mUpted to every conditio# of »»e»ywi*def.ili;y and weak neaa In euher Wf, and eeceooUty in l hone «n*ea retailing fro5 Unprii-leri^*. ho ree operative powers or UiW real->ratlte a ro truly aatontablng. and M* nan continued fur a abort time changm U»# languid, deMllblnf, nerveless ouadtuon Id on# of renewed hmand vigor. Aa wea.e constantly In receiptor Jettayser a Inquiry relative to ll>la remedy, we would a#d i to WOSS nhn would prefer t<» ob' un It of a*, by remitting ft a prcnrely aeabd eon taming Vt pitta, carefully c.snpnnndad. will be aentby return apa.l from .w«r erlewd I 1 laboratory, of wo wlJIfurnNh pautf*, •S&A&Sasr NEW ENG1AND IEDKAL W3TFTUIC# 5 M TBBMOXT BOW, 8 B4MTON, MAMS' lf«gf£l7n?-,TVi.r n. mnm -J| -S| CBj «f lb* goaiafttM cm P*nakm« wUl Treaawr»r*a otlkw, o er lfaafteft'a store. BTabf so. t la- •i'*rd»* r. ama H ed.li aw»lb