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BOSTON 9-LOBE-THURSDAY. 'APRIL 11 TIIEB THE 0 HH ATTEMPT TO KILL. STATE NATTERS. 1111111A1 ELECTRICITY. DR.

HENION Ifs King of Dispensers. Miracles by This Mazoetio Power 13ti: Performed Daily at Berkeley Temple, i -scHERE Portland, Pawtucket at Newport. -fitly 1-Brackton at Taunton, Fault-burg at Cambridge. Maricbester at Port-lama Newport at PawtucicA. Ju'y 3-1-troakton at Pawtucket.

Putt- New England League Ilas land at Cambridge, Fitaaaiurg at Man- chester, Newpart at Taunton. July 4-Brockton at Taunton (a ma Taunton at Brockton tzt ma Port laad at Eight-Club Circuit. Cambridge (a and in). Manchester at Fitchburg (a ma Fitchburg at Manchester (p ma Newport at Pawtucket (a ma Pawtucket at Newport (p in). July 6-Fitchburg at Brockton.

Mane chaster at Cambridge, Portland at Paw- Fitcliturg Has Taken Place Left tuvryt. 1 7-Fitchburg at Brockton, Cambridge at Newport, Portland at Paw- tucket, Mancheater at Taunton. runt ty Haverhill. July 8-Fitchburg at Brockton. Cam- ridge at Newport, Portland at Pawtucket.

Manchester at Taunton. July 10-Manchester at bridge at Pawtucket, Portland at New- port, Fitchburg at Taunton. Organization 101 Remain July 11-Manchester at at Pawtucket. Portland at New-In Class at Present. port, Fitchburg at Taunton.

July 13-Cambridge at Brockton.latchburg at Newport. Manchaster at Pawtucket. Portland at Taunton. July 13-Cambridge at burg at Newport, Manchester at Paw- Season Will Open May 10 tucket, Portland at Taunton. July 14-Portland at Brockton.

Fitch- am! Will Close Sept 4. burg at Pawtucket, Newport at Man- cheater. Cambridge at Taunton. July 15-Portlan4 at Brockton, Fitchburg at Pawtucket, Newport at Manchester. Cambridge at Taunton.

July 17-Broekton at Newport, Man- This Gives More Than 16 Weeks cheeter at Fitchburg, Pawtucket at Taunton. of Daily Playing. July 18-Pawtucket at Brockton, Cam- bridge at Portland. Fitchburg at Man-chaster, Newport at Taunton. July 19-Brockton at Pawtucket; Cambridge at Manchester; Fitchburg at The schedule meeting of the New Portland: Taunton at Newport.

England league was held at the Quincy July 20-43rockton at Taunton; Cam- house yesterday. bridge at Manchester; Fitchburg at Portland; Pawtucket at Newport. The clubs represented were Newport, July 21-Brockton at Newport; Cam- Pawtucket. Brockton, Taunton, Cam- bridge at Fitchburg; Manchester at bridge. Portland.

Manchester and Fitch- Portland; Pawtucket at Taunton. Newport at Brockton; Fitch- 22 ly burg, the latter city taking the place of Ju 1 burg at Cambridge; alanchester at 1 Haverhill in the eight-club circuit. Portland; Taunton at Pawtucket. It was decided to remain in class 'T1 July 24-Brockton at Cambridge; New-until later in the season, when the na- port at Portland; Fitchburg at Taunton; tional board might be asked to allow taiwtucket at Manchester. uly 2B 5- rockton at Cambridge; New- the league a higher rating.

port at Portland; Fitchburg at Taun- The secretary was given a limit to ton; Pawtucket at Manchester. govern his signing of umpires for his July 26-Brockton at Portland; Taun- staff for 99. and everal names were ton at Cambridge Pawtucket at a-atoll- agreed upon, but they will not be given burg: Manchesterat Newport. July 27-Brockton at Portland; Taunout at present. ton at Cambridge; Pawtucket at Fitch-The dicers were appointed a commit- burg; Manchester at Newport.

tee to look after the ball to be used the July 28-Brockton at Manchester; Pawtucket at coming season, as several makers are Fiturg; Cambridge; Newport at hb aunton at Portland. anxious to have their goods stamped July 29-1trockton at Manchester: with the approval of this New England Pawtucket at Cambridge: Newport at organization. Fitchburg; Taunton at Portland. Pres T. H.

July 31-Brockton at Fitchburg; New- Murnane will visit Fitch- port at Cambridge; Taunton at Man- burg today with Ea C. Norton and look chester; Pawtucket at Portland. after the formation of a club for that Aug 1-Brockton at Fitchburg; New-city. port at Cambridge; Taunton at Man- ches ter Pawtucket at Portland. The schedule committee.

Messrs Finn, Aug 2-Pawtucket at Cambridge. Burnham and Whiting, presented their Aug 3-Pawtucket at Brockton; Man-document, and after a few slight changes chester at Cambridge: Fitchburg at Portland; Taunton at Newport. It was adopted unanimously, the corn- PAug 4-Taunton at Brockton; CamMittee receiving a 'vote of thanks. bridge at alanchester; Portland at The season will be opened May 10 and Fitchburg: Pawtucket at Newport. will close Sept 4, giving more than 16 Aug 5-Brockton at Pawtucket; Cam-weeks of daily playing.

Considering bridge at Manchester; Portland at Fitch-that Cambridge was forced to play burgburg; Newport at Taunton. a away from hame dates that the Ang 7-Newport at Brockton; Cam-Boston club was scheduled to play at bridge at Fitchburg; Portland at Man-Ow South end grounds the work of the cheater; Tauntan at Pawtucket. etanntit tee was clever, to say the least. Aug 8-Pawtucket at Brockton; Cam-The league will meet again April 24 bridge at Fitchburg; Portland at Man-at the same place to finish up the bust- Chester; Taunton at Newport. ness before starting the season.

The Aug 9-Brockton at Taunton; Cam-schedule: bridge at Portland: Manchester at Fitch-slay 10-Brockton at Newport; Cam- burg; Newport at Pawtucket. Itridge at Aug 11-Cambridge at Brockton: Man- chaster; Pau tut ket at Taunton. Portland; Fitchburg at Man- chaster at Pawtucket; Fitchburg at Newport Portland at Taunton. May 11-Newport at Brockton; Cam- Aug 12-'Cambridge at Brockton; Man- bridge at Portland; Manchester at chaster at Pawtucket; Fitchburg at Fitchburg; Taunton at Pawtucket. Newport; Portland at Taunton.

May 12-Brockton at Taunton: Cam- Aug 14-Fitchburg at Brockton bridge at Fitchburg; Portland at Man- Cambridge at Taunton; Newport at chester; Pawtucket at Newport. Manehester Portland at Pawtucket. May 13-Taunton at Brockton: Cam- Aug la-Fitchburg at Brockton; Cam- bridge at Fitchburg; Portland at Man- Man- bridge at Taunton; Newport at I caester: Newport at Pawtucket. chaster- Portland at Pawtucket. May 15-Broekton at Pawtucket; Fitch- Aug burg at Cambridge; Taunton at New- 16-Manchester at port; Manchester at Portland.

bridge at Pawtucket; Portland at New- May 16-Pawtucket at Brockton; Fitch-Taunton at Fitchburg port; Fitchburg. Aug 17-Manchester at Brockton; Cam- burg at Cambridge; Newport at. Taun- bridge at Pawtucket; Portland at New- ton; Manehester at Portland. port; Taunton at Fitchburg. May 17 Brockton at Manchester; Aug 18-Portland at Brockton; Cam- Newport at Cambridge; Taunton at bridge at Newport; Fitchburg at Paw- Fitchburg.

Pawtucket at Portland. tucket; Manchester at Taunton. May IS-Brockton at Manchester; Aug 19-Portland at Brockton; Cam- Newport at Cambridge; Taunton at bridge at Newport; Fitchburg at Paw- Fitelaturg; Pawtucket at Portland. Urge Manchester at Taunton. May 19-Brotkton at Fitchburg; Taun- Aug '21-Pawtucket at Brockton, Cam- ton at Cambridge; Pawtutitet at Man- bridge at Manchester, Portland at Facn- chester; Newport at Portland.

burg Newport at Taunton. May 2o-Broekton at Fitchburg: 'Faun- Au' 22-Brockton at Pawtucket, Port- ton at Cambridge: Pawtucket at Man- land at Fitchburg. Taunton at New- chester; Newport at Portland. port. May 22 Brookton at Cambridge; Aug '23-Newport at Brockton, Man-heater at Cambridge, Fitchburg at Taunton at Portland; Fitchburg at Pawtuokett Newport at Manchester.

May 23-Brockton at Portland, Pawtucket at Taunton. ton at Portland. Fitchburg at Paw- Aug 24-Brockton at Newport, Fitchtucket, Newport at Manchester. burg at Cambridge, Portland at Man- May 24-itroekto at ortland cheater. Taunton at Pawtucket.

Paw- New- burg. Manchester at Taunton. la tucket at Cambridge Aug -Brockton at Cambridge, Newport at Fitch- port at Portland, Pawtucket at Fitch- May i5-Brockto burg, at Portland, Paw- Aug Taunton at Manchester. 28-Brockton at Portland, Taun- burg, lanehester at Taunton. tucket at Cambridge, Newport at Fitch- cheeter.

ton at Fitchburg, Pawtucket at Man- a May 26-Taunton at Brockton. Man- a Aug 29-Broekton at Manchester, New- at Cambridge, Fitchburg at port at Fitchburg. Taunton at Portland. Portland, Pawtucket at Newport. May 27-Brockton at Taunton.

Cam- Aug 30-Brockton at Fitchburg. Tann- ton at Cambridge. Newport at Man- bridge at Manchester, Fitchburg at Portland. Newport at Pawtucket. haster, Pawtucket at Portland.

Aug 21-Taunton at Brockton, Port- May 29-Brockton at Newport, Cam- land at Cambridge, Fitchburg at Man- Fitchburg, Taunton at Pawtucket. bridge at Portland. Manchester at cheater, Newport at Pawtucket. May 3o-Bro 1-Cambridge at Newport Man- ekton at Pawtucket (a ma 1 Sept Newport at Brockton (p m), Cambriage cheater at aunton. at Portland (a and m), Manchester Sept 2-Manchester at Brockton, Cam-at Fitchburg (a m), Fitchburg at Man- bridge at Pawtucket.

Portland at New-cheater (p ml, Newport at Taunton port, Fitchburg at Taunton. (a ni), Pawtucket at Taunton (p m). Sept 4-Cambridge at Brockton (a Ma May 31-Fitchburg at Brockton, Cam'- Portland at Brockton (p m). Manchesbridge at Newport, Portland at Paw- ter at Pawtucket (a m). Fitchburg at tucket.

Taunton at Manchester. Pawtucket (p m), Fitchburg at Newport June 1-Fitchburg at Brockton, Cam- (a m), Manchester at Newport (p ma bridge at Newport, Portland at Paw- Portland at Taunton (a in), Cambridge Psinntelli lit at Taunton (p ma New England League has Eight-Club Circuit. Fitc litiltri Has Taken Place Left Vacant ty Haverhill. Will close Sept 4, giving more than 16 I Aug aisrocaton at rawtucitet; uarr weeks of daily playin ns g. Coidering larldl at Manchester Portland at Fitch that Cambridge was forced to play bila Newport at Taunton.

away from hame on dates that the a Art 117Newport at Brockton; Can Boston club was sched br ge at to play at i I Fitchburg; Portland at Mar ester Taunton at the South end grounds the work of the ch- committee was clever, to say the least. ridge at Fitchburg; Portland at Mar Aug 2Pawtucket at Brockton; Carr Th league will meet April 24 chaster; at the same place to finish up the bust- Taunton at Newport. Aug 9Brockton at Taunton; Can ness bcfore starting the season. The bridge at Portland; Manchester at Fitch achedule: burg; Newport at Pawtucket. May 10-1rockton at Newport; Cam- Aug 11Cambridge at Brockton; Mar aridge at Portland; Fitchburg at Man- chaster at Pawtucket; Fitchburg a chaster; Pau tut ket at Taunton.

Newport; Portland at Taunton. May IINewport at Brockton; Cam- Aug 12Cambridge at Brockton; Mar bridge at Portland; Manchester at chaster at Pawtucket; Fitchburg a Fitchburg; Taunton at Pawtucket. Newport; Portland at Taunton. May 12Brockton at Taunton: Cam- Aug 14Fitchburg at Brocktor bridge at Fitaliburg; Portland at Man- Cambridge at Taunton; Newport a chaster; Pawtucket at Newport. Manehester: Portland at Pawtucket.

May 13Taunton at Brockton: Cam- Aug 15Fitchburg at Brockton; Can braige at laitchburg; Portland at Man- bridge at Taunton; Newport at Mar theater: Newport at Pawtucket. chaster; Portland at Pawtucket. May 15Brookton at Aug 16Manchester at burg at Cambridge; Taunton at New- bridge at Pawtucket; Portland at Nem port; Manchester at Portland. port; Taunton at Fitchburg. May 16Pawtucket at Brockton; Fitch- Aug 17Manchester at Brockton; Can burg at Cambridge; Newport at Taun- bridge at Pawtucket; Portland at Nem tfm; Manahester tit Portland.

port; Taunton at Fitchburg. May 17 Brockton at Manchester; Aug 18Portland at Brockton: Can Newport at (7ambridge; Taunton at bridge at Newport; Fitchburg at Pam Fitchburg. Pawtucket at Portland. tucket; Manchester at Taunton. May ISBrockton at 11anchesteri Aug 19Portland at Brockton; Can Newport at Cambridge; Taunton at bridge at Newport; Fitchburg at Pay laitehburg; Pawtucket at Portland.

tucket; Manchester at Taunton. May 19Brockton at Fitchburg; Taun- Aug 2IPawtucket at Brockton, Can ton at Cambridge; Pawtucket at Man- bridge at al-ancheatata Portland at Faci chaster; Newport at Portland. burg, Newport at Taunton. May 2aBroekton at Fitchburg; Taun- Aug 22-1trockton at Pawtucket, For ton at Cambridge; Pawtucket at Maria chaster; Newport at Portland. land at Fitchburg, Taunton at Net port.

May 22 Brookton at Cambridge; Aug 23Newport at Brockton, Mal Taunton at Portland; Fitchburg at chaster at Cambridge, Fitchburg i Pawtuaket: Newport at Manchester. Portland, Pawtucket at Taunton. May 23Brockton at Cambridgeafaim- Aug 24Brockton at Newport, Fite ton at Portland. Fitchburg at Paw- burg at Cambridge, Portland at Ma: tucket, Newport at Manchester. cheater.

Taunton at Pawtucket. May 24itroakton at Portland, Paw- Aug 2Brockton at Cambridge, Net tucket at Cambridge, Newport at Fitch- port at Portland, Pawtucket at Fite: burg, Manchester at Taunton. burg. Taunton at Manchester. May 25Brockton at Portland, Paw- Aug 28Brockton at Portland, Tau tucket at Cambridge, Newport at Fitch- ton at Fitchburg, Pawtucket at ala: burg, alanahester at Taunton.

chaster. May 26Taunton at Brockton. Man- chester at Cambridge, Fitchburg at Aug 21. Broekton at Manchester, Nei Portlana, Pawtucket at Newport. port at Fitchburg.

Taunton at Portlan Aug 30Brockton at Fitchburg. Taut May 27Brockton at Taunton. Cam-ton at Cambridge. Newport at Ma Fitchburg bridge at Manchester, a itchburg at chaster, Pawtucket at Portland. Portland.

Newport at Pawtucket. Aug 2ITaunton at Brockton, Pox May 29-1rockton at Newport, Cam- land at Cambridge, Fitchburg at Ma bridge at Portland. Manchester at ch i Newport at Pawtucket. es er, Cambridge at Newport, Ma Fitchburg, Taunton at Pawtucket. May 30Broakton at Pawtucket (a m), 1 Sept Newport at Brockton (p m), Cambraige chaster at Taunton.

Sept 9 at Portland (a and m) Manchester Manchester at Brockton, Car at Fitchburg (a ml, Fitchburg at Man- bridge at Pawtucket, Portland at Nei cheater (P m). Newport at Taunton port, Fitchburg at Taunton. Sept 4Cambridge at Brockton (a (a ni), Pawtucket at Taunton (la ma i Portland at Brockton (p ma ManchE May 31Fitchburg at Brockton, ('am- ter at Pawtucket (a m). Fitchburg bridge at Newport, Portland at Paw- tucket. Taunton at Manchester.

Pawtucket (p m), Fitchburg at Newpc Manchester at Newport (p June 1Fitchburg at Brockton, Cam- Portland at Taunton (a in), Cambria bridge at Newport. Portland at Paw- or t- tucket, Taunton at Manchester. at Taunton (p M). I i i 'a' .0.01 412 Newbury st, between Massachusetts av and Charlesgate east, assessed In the name of Charles rt. Evans, has been 9old to -Helen E.

Brooks. The house is a swell-front brick and stands on about 20S.5 square feet taxed for $4000. The total assessed value is $11,500. The price paid is private. Charles W.

Sawyer Cohave sold at auction the property situated at 29 Ames It. Somerville. consisting of a large frame house and corner lot of about 4250 square feet. the purchaser being George W. lituntin Jr.

who paid $3450. The same Inn has also sold at auction a large two-family house of 14 rooms, numbered 95 Pearl st, East Somerville. tog-ether with about 67 square feet Of land. The estate was sold to Leon P. Welch for $5000.

E. Bertram Newton has just sold the estate of 23 Kearsarge av, Roxbury, consisting of a frame house and 2231 square feet of land, the whole assessed for $3100, for F. J. B. Csrdeiro to the trustees of "the grammar school in the easterly part of Roxbury." Terms of sale were private.

Many new dwelling houses are now In course of construction in various parts of the city. but the suburbs of Dorchester and Roxbury seem to be the most sought for locations, as the trend of the trade of late has to a large extent been that way. The architects report many plans under way for residences, and a feature among the builders are two-family houses with separate entrances. DISCUSSED TAX ISSUE. Directors of Boston Merchants Association Did Not, However, Take Definite Action on the Matter.

The board of directors of the Boston Merchants association held its monthly meeting at Young's hotel yesterday and nearly every member was present. A report was received from the delegates to the associated board of trade concerning the discussion at its recent meeting regarding the increase of the debt of the city of Boston outside of he debt limit. The question was discussed at length and the prevailing opinion seemed to be that it was time to call a halt in extraordinary expenditures and that possibly the debt limit should be increased and then rigidly adhered to. rather than increase the debt outside of the limit. but no definite action was taken.

Some discussion was then held regarding the pending bill before the legislature relating to the tax on legacies and successions. from which it appeared that members who had considered the matter were opposed to the measure. The matter was referred tc the committee on taxation. Z. S.

Holbrook explained the plans of the nev telephone company. The following were elected to membership: Boston elevated railroad company a.ld William Filene 8r Sons. HAS MEMBERSHIP OF 5483. Directors and Officers Reelected by the B. Y.

M. C. U. The 48th annual business meeting of the Boston Young Men's Christian union svas held at 48 Boylston st last evening. Pres William H.

Baldwin in the chair. The annual reports of the several special committees gave a condensed account of the busy activities and very successful work of the past year, and showed a membership of 5483, the largest In the history of the union. George Hutchinson, John R. Ainsley, William 1-1 and Henry Penny-packer were reelected directors for three years. At the meeting of the directors the following officers were reelected; William H.

Baldwin pres. Henry IL Sprague vice pres. George Peirce sec, William L. Richardson treas. DEATH OF SIMEON SNOW.

Well-Known Cambridge Man and Prominent Spiritualist. Simeon Snow, one of the best-known residents of Cambridge and an ex member of the city government, passed away at his home, 9 Bigelow st, that city, last evening, after a long illness. Death was due to heart trouble and other complications. Mr Snow was for years in the leather business, but of late years had liv.ed a retired life. He had amassed a considerable fortune.

He was a member of the board of aldermen in 1878 and 1879. He was 70 years old, and was a prominent Spiritualist. MEN'S PRIVATE DISEASES. STRICTURE Pertvt painless and bloodiess removal of Stricture in 10 days, without the use of "cold steel." eaustic, cautery or electricity. BLOOD POISON '''thir t'prtrina co nprogri 1.1111.11111111111.11wilmom tithe forever in from 10 to 90 days.

There is no longer need of dosing for yars to remove this malady anti all It traces and consequences. My treatnient as. saes spaly recotery. and shows immediate restilts. AIL DISCHARGES perfectly f.0 eee trt'2hrt elle or gleety oases positively cured in a few days.

MY TREATNIFNI of all Private Diseases Is painless, quick and 111111111111.11111.1.11.010.0.mil e. Spermatortlitea. hydrocle, aleocele, premature decay, nerve exhaustion. and all diseases of the Genito organs disapptar rapidly and never return under toy treattlient. GUARANTEE OFFER.

1 guarantee aer vt.rf(f.ielsce! munnun undertaken. and furnish one week's trial treatment. ineluding all intitilcines used. upon payment of $1. My charges are within the reaeh of each and every patient.

1 especially invite severe cases which others have pronounced hopeless, and ask to be judged by my suecess rather than the failure of others. out-of-town patients should enclose $1 for 1 weeks treatin.mt. and describe case fully. Only letters containing $1 for one weekli treat. ment answered.

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Hours. 9 to 9. 1. ''il 1101! IiIIIII; 1147, 1 Aillii 1 1 1, 111 n11111 lk 4i.riamillwrttlogle ePars, HARBOR FRONT ITEMS. Norseman Could Not Float Into a Dry Dock.

Capt News of Bark J. IL Bowers Defeated father on an Ocean Ram Steamship Pavonia Leaves Queenstown for This Port, and is Due April 21. An attempt was made at high water yesterday to float the damaged steamer Norseman into Simpson a dry dock for an examination and survey. The steamer was towed to the entrance to the dry dock, when it was found that she was drawing too much water to be safely floated over the sill. When it was found that she could not be docked she was placed alongside pier 6, Grand Junction wharf, and it was decided to remove some 200 tens of coal remaining In her bunkers.

Some of ber gear and possibly a few of the heavy steam pumps and boilers will be taken off in an effort to lighten her sufficiently to place her in the dock at high tide this afternoon. The arrivals at wharf yesterday were confined to shore smacks. They were the schooners Lucy with 40(10 haddock, 1090 cod: Edna Perry, 14,000 haddock, 2500 coda W. B. Keen, 5000 haddock, 2000 cod; Sarah C.

Whorf, 4500 haddock, 15,000 cod; Carrie F. Roberts, 7000 haddock, 1500 cod: Massasoit, 6000 haddock: Cynosure. 11,000 haddock, 1000 cod: Forest Maid. 4500 haddock, 1500 cod; James Drinan, 7000 haddock, 1000 cod; Nellie M. Snow, 5000 haddock, 600 cod; Clara R.

Harwood, 8000 haddock, 2000 cod; Clara M. Littlefield, 10,000, haddock, 2000 cod, 1000 hake: Daniel Boon, 700 haddock; Dixie, 3000 haddock, 1000 cod; sloop Betsey, Ross, 4000 cod. Quotations were as follows: Haddock $1.60 to $2 per cwt, large cod $2.25 to $2.60, market cod $1.50 to $2.50. Schooner Charls W. Parker arrived at the pier to fit out.

She has been purchased from her Gloucester owners by cape Porpoise parties. Three barks sailed from Portland three months ago for Buenos Ayres. They were the J. H. Bowers, Capt Meyers; the Mabel I.

Meyers, Copt Meyers, father of the captain of the Bowers, and the Sarmiento. When they started on their voyages it was the understanding that they race to their destination, and the odds were strongly in favor of the Meyers, which was considered the fastest of the three vessels. On Monday the Bowers was reported to have arrived et Buenos Ayres. after a passage of 60 days, so that the commander of the Bowers has the credit of having beaten his father on the trip. The Nleyers has not been reported since her sailing, but the Sarmiento was obliged to put into St Thomas for repairs.

The shipment of 200 bunches of red bonanas landed 'here by the Norwegian steamer Simon Dumois, from San Domingo, brought fancy prices when they were offered to the dealers yesterday afternoon. The fruit was not auctioned, but was sold in the customary manner. Abount 160 bunches brought $6 per bunch, while the remainder sold for $4 per bunch. The Leyland liner Cestrian, Capt Thomas, arrived at her East Boston berth last evening from Liverpool, with several passengers and a fair-sized cargo. She was 11 days on the passage, which is an unusually long time for her.

The steamer Kennebec left Bath last evening for this port. where she will haul out on the marine railway for some slight repairs. preparatory to commencing her regular service between this port and Bath on next Monday. The big Furness line steamship Chicago arrived here yesterday on her second passage from London. She is now in command of Capt J.

A. Jacobsen, who is well known in local steamship circles as the former commander of the old St Ronans, withdrawn some time since front the service to this port. Since then Capt Jacobsen has commanded the Boadicea, in the New York trade, and the St John City, In the service between Landon and Halifax. The Chicago sailed March 30 and was delayed in reaching here by strong breezes and head seas. Steamship Admiral Schley, which arrived yesterday from Jamaica with the largest cargo of bananas ever brought to the United States, has been running since her launching between Jamaica and Philadelphia.

She will now be retained in the service at this port. She is commanded by Capt Butman, who was in the hospital shin Bay State when that vessel was owned by the Massachusetts volunteer aid association. Tugboat Nathaniel P. Doane. Capt Sears.

made another unsuccessful attempt at high water yesterday to float the schooner Henry R. Tilton from the beach at Point Allerten, where she stranded during the blizzard last November. The British bark Strathisla, Capt Urquhart, cleared at the custom house yesterday for Buenos Ayres, and her crew was signed at the office of the British consul. She loaded a cargo of 104,917 feet of lumber at Mystic wharf. The Cunard steamship Pavonia, Capt John J.

Atkin, sailed from Queenstown yesterday for this port, on her first passage since her terrible experience in February. She will be due here on April 21. The British steamer Eto lia, Capt Webster, which was scheduled to sail yesterday for Avonmouth, was obliged to postpone her departure until today, owing to delay in receiving her shipment of cattle from the west. While the British steamship Alcides was leaving St John, yesterday for Glasgow, she collided with the International line steamer Cumberland, plying to this port, cutting through the latter's woodwork and demolishing some of the staterooms. The damage to the Cumberland is serious, and she may have to haul off the route for repairs.

ARRIVED, April 12. SR Chicago (Br), Jacobsen. and Oakmore (Br. Ceatrian (Br). ThomasJAverpool; Admiral Seh ley, Butman.

Port Antonio. Jam; Carib, McKee, Brunswick and Charleston; Spartan. Crowell, Philadelphia; Gloneester, Easter. Baltimore; Herman Winter, Niekerson, New York; Frostburg, Warrington, Baltimore, towing barges Nos. 8 and 10.

Seh W. D. Mangan, Strout. Portland. Tugs Gettysburg.

towing barges Shenandoah from Portland and Centipede from Salem; Argils, Paine. towing barge Wadena: Tamaqua, Beers, towing barges Lincoln and Kohinoor, all Philadelphia: Scranton, Lewis, Hoboken, towing barges Pohateong, Pequest and Chenango; Geo. M. Winslow, Nally, Vineyard Haven, towing barge Hopatcong from Hoboken: L. Luckenbach from Norfolk, towing one barge.

SAILED. Ss Victorian (Br). Liverpool: Beverly (Br. Part Antonio; Prinee George tBri. Yarmouth; Chattalaswhee.

New York and Savannah; H. P. Dimock. New York. Schooners S.

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P. Doane towing. barge S. O. CO of N.

Y. No. 76, Baymine: Robert II. Rathbun towing barges Bandit, Bristol. Budget and linttress.

Perth Amboy: Gettysburg towing barges Eagle Hill. Shenandoah and Oentipedo; International towing barges Kalmia. Pine Forest anti Thomaston. all for Philadelphia; W. II.

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dies. GREAT CROWDS Slave Already Taken Advantage of Munpon Free iiintribution of lila Famous Rheumatism Curet and the Exnenination and Advice of Munyou'os Itortures Absolutely WITHOUT COST. liandeede ho Rave Been Taking the Moro otallans Cure Store MdOndit and Followed the Ad-See bir Monlonms 1isetttea, Report Marked improiementi Many Say "MY RHEUMATISM HAS BEEN CURED." Tb Free Distribution Will Continue Intl Saturday EVelling All Welcome, nnd yo0111.6 Srecinlists Are at our Sersice. Prot Nititqett's fres distribution br him teasels Rheumatism 111V---the gratis services lir blA skilled have aroused lithium and vicinity. on all hides, in the etreets, In etirg.

In etthh Imo in Mow. one tgeortt the name or klignyen his offer. his remedies. him cures are being, 016411010,1 1110111 1111 10,1111.11 111t VII1W. 11 begsn tithing Remedy 011 M010lay 1 t4.18Y I tee' grip from iny 11011111 101011- malty pains; it's said a itottton twin )esterdigy.

"1 hod, a who of Luttithttro; tried a great ninny preparations, consulted Wally doctors no tieeltittl relief hemmed. I went In ttolliot Ito MilliNiat on tklontihr, hirvady my condition has apoke a lady to a frieltit, "Nitionn'a Rheumatism eitre is certainly lite a l'Itt glen! of gotsrtlitege ore the Willits of a leading Igivotr "Seittligis toe r.tr a long 'Sybil's; nothIng Piriiir henented nto Ilkh the brier treatment li halve bad so far tit INIurtyon's Scrolled It Sante story wherever you --I fatalism I title, Aline-gill's Lectors, the Llectrle Machine. the I.I. (Timber, 11111 tin the medleal applidliteh of the Nitittyott I lir, tante are 1.1011- of eginguigndellett. Itrot.

Nitinvott ih receiving In every mail letters et thtetts awl preiSf tient those who have toviiii1 tbeinecives of his tater. slid who have been henglited by his Remedy end the advbt eit Ms lkiettits. Tili. bree Igisitilmilift of the Itheittualigni Cure will ite tentinticti every ility this week milli Ntiordere eveliing tent titiritic this tinge the idgift or skilled specialists free' tell. 4 reintereed tor this tiecusienwill be In 1111111111111,0 1 gingko c11114111 0'11111111Uilool.

swi giv, athitie to nil itvito may COlitit. lillisilit istist. Villie It the ottkes yon tilaillitt Wilke a 111.1 or NILINVON'S 1, gat INHALER 1, web Positively Cures Catarrh, ift i) u.sgwo woos ia Asthma, Colds, Dronchltis and All Throat and Lung Diseases It reitcla Pi the srire slitits--It Ileitis the raVil it psis to the iii.mil tilegnseii pent, tet ottsiille Waists iittlgs taken Into toe plotiotch itignt It net, us gi beim and tehle to the hole 0 stint--it Is only at all driorgiht. MUNTON'S ELECTRICAL MACHINES. Our Eloctrietti i epartment hi one of the bt'St eqUippett Ii.

routs! In New The great M11.01111(44 are most 'agent factors in the medical world. There is nothing to eitnal this treatment for sit nerviiini, brnin and tensile trottliles. It Owes inuneillate roller In rattles of general iletillity, nervous prostration, swollen MA stiff Joints, paralysis, pains in the hack or tiny part of the body. Idalie a trial of title treatment iotlay. Mt NatiV'S 81111E111111.1 are for Nile at all ttriautets.

Vial. A separate cure for each diseaseFiftySeven of them. ttityotem ithennuttle Citre seldom tans to rtdisve in one to throe lablire, and cures in a few Priee ioymieisilit Cure, pottitively cures all iirtlis of indigestion anti blottniell troubles. lr leo lNinnytat's (hire prevents pnetunenia and tilt a in a few hoar. l'riee 25e.

Nititorott's Cure atops qtotiglia, night sweaut, allas soreness anti apeedily heala the Nfimpol's liondsehe Cure stops headache in three minutes l'riee Nitinvotte File 41 ottlinent positively cures all forms of piles. Price 2.5eManyou's idter Care is gruaranteeti to posh tirely (giro bilitaistiest constipatiou anti jean-dies. Fries Sittnyon'a tlittht anti Fever immediately nti vrmaneittly cures tuterusittent fever, ening and toter, dtitub ague and all forma of nuilria Nlanyon's Sore Theast Cure etfeets a prompt cure in till'htherla Mitt every form of sore throat. ri-too 2: littiuyons Neuralgia Clire rolleves pain in the Noe. tielatica anti all neuralgic affectiotas Nittnyonti Female Remedios are a boon to all women.

Hours. 9 A. M. to P. M.

TREMONT TEMPLE Gloucester Men Killed at Toledo. TOLEDO, 0 April 12Harvey Gale, a shoemaker of Gloucester. Mass. was killed by a Lake Shore train at Air Line Junction, this city. last night.

Ile was attempting to board a train for Cleveland when struck by a fast express coming from the opposite direction. tiled NN ithin a few minutes. EN EXTHACTCO WITHOUT PAIN FREE ALso, oNt. tiLLINt To Demonstrate Cur PaMtess Methods anJ tutrodue. our Tilt MA) PilateUm Ugh.

rot. Most Ottrahlt riate allude. ALL poNF. FAINIF.ssLI BY A s11111.6' CATION TO TILE GUMS. Wr aro cla originator et painless Onr processes arli patented.

Vrteea wittlta tile reach or all. Chlid in from lt 00: Amalgam Ftlltg, eteanina. 1S-Karat Croon. NEW YORK PAINLESS DENTAL 493 Washington Cor Temple Pl. Sr of thous wito Imitate our haute.

All operators ars akt.led graduioee atra per. 0nIlly tUterOttard lii thla abeociatiou. ittbOt la lacoAporated under the less of N4tw Tort. there'll making our U.Ivey gitartutes eartiaest. glees with ali work of tudisputatdo talus.

Lady atteudaot wtth opyroltor le 8. 14 la .4 k. 11'4 1 14 4.1-,.',1 1 l' 0 i ii.S,''4 i I ra i L7 1 1 IFilloefil 41, i i 11.1".".: 141111 'k r.1 1 1, 41( l' '1. ti Ni i-ik, ti' 1111 Set tor S5. Ladl attethiamt wtItt virr7 uprnitor.

ilOCUS. to 6. SCNDAYS 14 to Stirring Times Near the New Southern Station. Many Building Being Prepared for All Brandies of the Retail Business. Sales Recorded of Interest to Those in and Out of the Market The number of improvements that have been going on in the immediate vicinity of the new southern terminal station, is very large.

The Hecht building opposite the station is undergoing many changes, the first floor of which is being lowered to the level of the ground, and the basement being excavated correspondingly. to make it available after the changes have been completed. Then again work on the construction of the Thomas E. Proctor building, on the corner of Essex St and Atlantic ay. IS being rapidly pushed.

This property was purchased by the Proctor estate in June, 1897. and is one of the most valuable sites in the neighborhood. The plans for the new buildings are by Messrs Winslow, Wetherell Bigelow. Phillips building. The foundation for the handsome new Terminal hotel to be erected on the corner of Beach and Essex sts and Atlantic av, is being put in.

and it is the Intention of the projectors to have the new building completed as soon as possible. The lessees are the Messrs Hammond Bros of the Murray Hill and Plaza hotels, New York city. Numerous other buildings in the vicinity are being thoroughly renovated, the most being for retail business. The number of retail stores in all kinds of trades are becoming more numerous. On Summer st many of the buildings close to the new station are also being remodelled for retail business.

and it is stated that negotiations are now pend ing for the transfer of another valuable estate on Summer st, which will mean a new building in the near future. Final papers have been passed at the Suffolk registry of deeds transferring the property owned by William J. Hurd, situated on Homestead st, running through to Seaver st, Roxbury, to William J. Carlin. The lot contains about 10,000 square feet, valued by the assessors at 35 cents per square foot, but the price paid was way in excess of this figure.

Hon Winslow Warren et al were the Purchasers of the lot of land on Longwood av, Wigglesworth and Worthington sts, Roxbury. recently reported sold in these columns, the grantor being William E. Welsh. There is about 7500 square feet, taxed for 75 cents per square foot. The consideration paid was private.

The purchaser of the property situated on Roosevelt and Northampton sts, Roxbury, sold through Edward T. Harrington Co, and reported in these columns on Sunday. was William G. Fairbanks. There were six parcels in the transfer and the price was in the vicinity of $40,000.

The grantor was Bartholomew J. Connolly. The estate situated on the corner of Hillside and Sachem Ms, Roxbury, is reported sold to Mary T. Cantwell, the price paid being private. The property was owned by Watson G.

Moody. There Is about 10.0e0 square feet of land and a frame building, the whole assessed for $7500, $4000 being on the land. Hyman Cohen has just sold on private terms to A. Diamond et al the six lots on the corner of Huntington av and Colburn sts. Roxbury, the new owner purchasing for improvement and investment.

The, lots contain about 2000 square feet, each taxed for 18 cents per square foot. The Boston bank has transfered to James A. Boyd et at property owned by the bank on Crescent ay. Spring Garden and Newport sts, Dorchester, there being about 9580 square feet of land taxed for $2500. The new owners will improve by erecting thereon a number of houses for investment.

James V. Devine was the broker. Annie R. Sears has just taken title to the property numbered 17 Algonquin st, near Washington st, Dorchester, belonging to M. Isabel Hunneman.

There Is a frartie house and some 5118 square feet of land, the total taxed value being $76410. The land is taxed for $2100. Property belonging to the William T. Andrews estate, loeated- on the Parkway, Dorchester. has been purchased by the Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, through Newhall Starrett.

There is about 6867 square feet of land, taxed for $4600. The archbishop has also bought from Ellen A. Lynch. a lot of land on Roseclair st, containing 3348 equare feet. taxed for $1200.

A new frame house and about 6000 square feet of land on Fuller st, Dorchester. belonging to Walter W. Donnelly, has passed to the ownership of William H. Miller. The land is taxed for 15 cents per square Final papers have passed the registry of deeds transferring from the owner the large lot of land situated on Blue Hill boulevard, directly opposite the Wellington hill property owned by the Holbrook eState, the grantor being Frank N.

Robinson, trustee, and the purchasers the Mutual real estate association. There are about 200,000 square feet, having a frontage of about 620 feet. The taxed value is but the price paid was above this amount. Dudley Talbot was the broker in the deal. The property was purchased for improvement and investment.

The sale of the fine house numbered MEN CURED FREE A most successful remedy has been found for sexual weakness such as Impotency, shrunken organs. nervous debility. lost manhood. night emissions, premature discharge and all other result of self-abuse or excesses. It cures any case of the difficulty.

never fails to restore the organs to fall natural strength and vigor. The Doctor who made this wonderful discovery wants to let every man know about it. lie will therefore send the receipt giving the various ingredients to be used so that all men at a trilling expense can mire themselves. Ho sends the receipt free, and all the reader need do is to send his name and address to L. W.

Knapp, M. IL, DM huh Detroit. requesting the free receipt as reported in this paper. It is a generous offer, and all nien ought to be glad to have such an opportunity. tr When we acknowledge the living truth that Electricity is Life and Energy and Nerve Force and Vigor, it is easy to see why it, strengthens and builds up a weak, debilitated system.

Once upon a timetwentyfive years ago7-I worked upon that theory, and demonstrated it to be practical fact. I 40,000 fr ')IbltgAlN ,07 FC sr 04) irA.A 't impelawmbi 4 44, G'I'' 0, 4. 1: 4.1 ,:4 (6; tt. to be practical fact. I I 1 Charge Upon Which Capt Higgins is Held.

Mastor of Bark hors 11 Laded Up at Ad luo, I. Vessel is of Same Fleet as the Herbert Fuller. Accused Skipper Hails From Ellsworth. Me. Senator Hale Takes- Steps to HaTe Him Brought Home.

ELLswonTnr, Me, Apri112Joseph M. Higgins has received a telegram from Swan Son of New York. owners of the bark Justine H. Ingersoll, stating that her commander, Capt A. J.

Higgins of this city, had been arrested at Antigua, British West Indies, on a charge of attempted murder, and that the vessel is to be brought home by the mate. No further particulars have been received. Capt Higgins was at here several weeks last summer and did not appear to be in his usual health. At times, It is said, his mind appeared affected. It is supposed he became deranged and attempted to kill one of his sailors.

Senator Hale, who is at his home here, has telegraphed the state department, and measures are being taken to have 'Capt Higgins sent home. Swan Son, in whose employ 'Capt Higgins has been for several years. are also owners of the barkentine Herbert Fuller, whose master, Capt Nash. his wife, and second mate were murdered on the high seas, and for which crime first mate Bram is now serving a life sentence in the state prison at Charlestown. Mass.

CHAFFEE AND HUIDEKOPER. They Testify to the Quality of the Beef, and Do Not Seem Very Emphatic In Its Favor. WASHINGTON, April 12Gen Adna R. Chaffee and A. R.

Arnold. Dr Huidekoper and Capt Williams ofthe commissary department were before the Wade court of inquiry today. Gen Chaffee said that while he considered the refrigerator beef supplied to the army at Santiago wholesome. the officers and men of his command refused generally to eat it. He attributed this largely to the fact that most of them were sick.

Dr Huldekoper said the canned beef was generally of poor quality. Capt Williams told of the condemnation of the beef on board the transport Panama. Gen Arnold's testimony dealt with the beef supplied at Jacksonville. which was, he said, generally wholesome. Members of the court express confidence of being able to conclude the taking of testimony by the early part of next week.

SENT FREE TO MEN. A Most Remarkable Remedy That Quickly Restores Lost Vigor To Men. A Free Trial Package Sent By Mall To All Who Write. Free trial packages of a most remarkable remedy are being mailed to all who write the State Medical Institute. They cured so many men who had battled for years against the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood that the Institute has decided to dletribute free trial packages to all who write.

It is a home treatieent. and all men who suffer with any form of sexual weakness resulting from youthful golly, premature loss of strength and memory, weak Lacks varleoeele, or emaciation of parts can now cure themselves at home. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of wanth, and seems to act direct to the desired location. giving strength and development just where it is needed. It cures all the Ills and troubles that come from years of misuse of the natural functions, and has been an absolute success in all cases.

A request to the State Medical Institute, 720 First National Bank Building, Ft. Wayne, stating that you desire one of their free trial packages will be complied with promptly. The Institute is desirous of reaching that great class of men who are unable to leave home to be treated, and the giee simple will enable them to see how easy it Is to be cured of sexual weakness ben the proper remedies are employed. The Institate makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will he sent a free sample, carefully sealed In a plain package so that its recipient mel have no fear of embarrassment or pubReatieN are requested to write without delyy.

STR I CTU A new Scientific Method has been diacovered for the cure of urethral Stricture. or obstruction In the urine. Iyassage, without the use of catheters. knives, boogies, sounds or instruments. NO OPERATION Therefore, do not submit to painful operations by the surgeon's knife, watch never cure.

when 3-011 can easily obtain such a valuable remedy, that titi he timed at home without pain, danger, surgical operation, failure or detention from business. Thousands have been cured by this marvellous remedy. It also eureo enlargement and irritation of the prostate gland, burning and scalding, chronic mucous discharges and bladder troubles. Send at once for Our twok, giving farnmla of reme(Iy, with proofs. mailed faceted) free.

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5,000 men given strength during 1898. Free Book, Free Consultations Drop in and consult me free of charge, or write for free book, "Three Classes of Men," which explains all. Sent in plain sealed envelope. Bra SIINDEN; 133 Tremont Street, RE 2t to et bn haDsurbienegn lith.pentleasretd sulistoarnotnheth power of Itr. Ilenion.

Front day to da- itilwirel Peat to the lame wall, removing tumors before 1.4 eyes, and, in fact, banishing linos every-d': oase by the laying on of ands in a ft. aa. Monts of time. People who were suffering from almost overt, conceivable disettee, scone oothelldieanyt, kivuhot been the round of our hospitals, coaling anti Butting tomb wonderful relief and tvho eau explain' it Can any Olit, dkoireinnes.t tlitttosttoloe.ninyiyotery Everybody thought that the wonderful performed hy Itr. Hellion in Berkeley were miraculous.

We are assured. that still more astonishing cures are dally be! In performed in his private oflices. vopra 'has More time to enter into the detallit of thi. cult eases. He has already treated hundreds of tuella this city, and it is certainly a plesolre eall and eonverse with the busy theme Nett); come and go.

not only receiving coinfurt relief from this good 'nuns hands, hat eota forting and encouraging otie another. It is true that thin Malt (1008 not claire sop pretend to he able to owe everybody aud eye. disease: hut to the (west observer it that every person th.111(qt WHN cared, aim that this mutt was bringing health and liappioia to the homes of thousands of INN1ple, Dr. Holton beats the sick in Berkeley ic.alulo free of charge every week day morning hew Is to o'clock. Berkeley Temple to at No, 1,1 Berkeley near the corner et Treinfmt DI lienton also consults free at Hs efts tt the Quincy 'louse from 9 A.

NI. till a P. st eseept the hour 19 to listBelltreLey Temple: Keeley Institute, Lexington, Mass. For Cure of Inebriety and Drug Using, Communications Confidential. Write for Particulars.

JOHN J. BROWN, Manner. 7-7 WAITE PLEADS NOT GUllay. Indicted by Barnstable Grand Jury fog Embezzlement of Hons. BARNSTABLE.

April 12--The grand jury today reported the following indict. ments: Edwin It Ilinckley, breaking and en. tering, pleaded guilty and case placed on tile. Frank E. Eldridge, breatonv and entering, pleaded guilty and eas; placed on file.

Benjamin F. Waite, etn. bezzlement of horse, pleaded guilty. Cesar Faro, assault, pleaied not guilty. Harry i.

Eaton, breaking and entering, pleaded not guilty. Ertear, Chase, assault, blended' not guilty, MI trial. No bill was returned rtaainAt Josiah A. Freeman, charged with as. The jury in the case of Frank anti Julia Silver against Samuel N.

San, returned a verdict of aro for the has. band and $rit) for the wife. This Butt for damages resulting from a here running away and knoeking down Ju Silver, breaking her collar bone. 1848 THE OLD 1899 r. Fda Hock MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Est Wished 51 Yorts 110 Court Boston. Cifice boors 9 to 9. Euudaya, 10 to DISEASES OF Cures guaranteed for a stipulated he plo able as patient is able. KIDNEY AND URINARY Following sire wars. Inas Of Itidney or Disease, but not nil these ars found in uny one eases Sediment or settlings in the urinepoen evidenee.

Scanty simpig of urine. hen the urine is blood-like, stringy, or with brick-dust 41eposit. Clamminess of slue lineksehe or soreness in the hips or joints. Twitching of the eyelids. Specks before tie eyes.

Swelling under the eyes, of the ankles, or (eat parts of the body. Weakened bead act ion. Nervousness, sleeplessness, neuralgia, irrite bility. Dry or unpleasant taste of mouth in the wore Scolding pains. Or retention of urine.

A It treated by the tED IIALLISI MEDICAL to the la atel best methotlet known to medical agave. STRICTURE neg symptoms indicate stricture. Our treatment easily removes the strie. titre, both secretly and at home, without cutting or pain, without danger, vithout detention from I) If hers is burning and i4eab4ing in passing If there Is obstruction to the free now Of urine If there in persistent natteons discharge. If there In Irritation find puin in unikiegestm If there is prostatic disease.

If there aro uneasy, feelings far back in the utitiary passage do not delay, but gonsult the out reliable speetalists. for you surely Stricture, and it needs earliest attention. VARICOCELE or bunch of earth-like eoftel In the serotum. If loillmot will range Drostatie Irritation and Enlacement Loss of Powera aol the bladder. cure this tillic(Ple MI our method.

which requires no surgical ()wags, no cultino nor arttntiOtt Imon businti4g Hi tits! go dterlecopit. the Disease reaches de heart. Is your color ball? Is your throat sore? ntnOD Is your'throut sore? OLOOD Are you all run down? Is the hair falling out? POISON. Have you swollen glands? the urine highly colored? Does the bead feel too full? looes the skin itch and burn? there liersistent headaches? Have you aching In the bones? Ilave you uleers in tie mouth? Do 'minors break out on the skin? the blood cireulate sluggishly? Does the blood feel hot and feverish? Do the hands and feet puff up and Will Is there a Drickling senttation in the skt10. Ilat(e you sores on the budy that won't ball The following symptoms indicati Lost See sis at once all we will cure Do you feel weak? lave you cold feet NERVOUS Have you backache? Do you shun society? DEBILITY.

Are you losing flesh? Do you sleep poorly? Are you low-spirited? Are your eyes sunken? bo yon have hot dashes? Is your memory impaired? Have you no manly vigor? Have vou no vital energy? DO 011 have sick headache? Is there nausea sifter eating Do your hands or Not otwent? Is there a laek of sexual desire? Has the brightness left your eyes? DO you feel that you are unfit to marry! PERSISTENT DISCHARGES! The resnits of female contamination. Intl tion, alopped la a few ditto, medicine iinit is compounded by us WA, will not couple stricture or in any wol the most tielleate, but will Pernauentli eu to stay cored. No relapse. paw to Wirtyour troubles if living away geditt" IlLetiy and unable to call, sea sent seur from observation bv express or A 7iledieni nook nod for Home Treatment lent, sealril, 4 ou request. The Old Dr.

cHtrcpois. aillockWonder te fut 001 sr and pli) steal suffering or lost I'ItIt 'H. $1 per ix hoses, It is om treatment, and ell Men oto) 144 with any form of mesas' 17.. lt suiting from out ul full' Prein ure loon of mire DOI II and 1'eltk back. or 4.11nit!in ion el Plata' no cure themselves at home.

It. hos, tril Men $5 NUN sent closely scaled WAY il of Is receive(I). all ei)nr4e0; 01'041' re" 'dell" Coorder. price. Special directions aud sales OA emelt HALLOCK MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Court llostoll M1.44 i- ter CURE YOURSELF.

ataill CCUES rse Ilig (A ter ra 1 is 6 X.17 0 17131.1:cal or hrol, rainless, 1 sane! rot g'nt or Sold by Illraegil tr1141 or lent in P.41 by $1.00. or 3 tout CirCiattril itiSt and a has. was a horst Juha 1899 411, Y0211, I IEN Pltr, owing warn. neuse, II tire Loontioe of sloe. to.

tb 'tiort4fri Irritk le me le Laois nee, proms Our Mete. home, it hold iron' water. erten water. in he ult the have Q. worm geoid; Apo ur wd to.

itititi tretit nuns the OD iOM. II? tall dint te 101 DIA ,04 cure 94 leditisse or irta. di List altiL dad ut 0, MI aboo: re11 111. LueL00 ILL tree' ord.r. q11.

Tulft .1114 SELF! Iutd orritr Il 1100 June 2Manchester at Brockton, Cam- bridge at Pawtucket, Portland at New- FITCHBURG CRANKS HAPPY. port. Fitchburg at Taunton. June 3Manchester at Brockton, Cam- General Opinion Prevails That Ne bridge at Pawtucket. Portland at Newport.

Fitchburg at Taunton. England Team Will be Success. June 6Cambridge at Brockton. Man- Frren-BuRG, April 12There is gre cheater at Pawtucket. Fitchburg at Newport, Portland at Taunton.

joy among the baseball cranks over June 6Cambridge at Brockton, Man- telegram received here this afterna 1 chaster at Pawtucket. Fitchburg at from Boston, announcing that Fite Newport. Portland at Taunton. burg had been admitted to the Nt June 7Portland at Brockton, Pawtucket at Fitchburg, Manchester at England league. It was expected th Newport.

Cambridge at Taunton. this action would be taken by June 8Portland at Brockton. Paw- league after hearing the report of E. tucket at Fitchburg, Manchester at Norton, who has been here a couple Newport. Cambridge at Taunton.

days this week looking over the grout June aNewport at Brockton, Port- T. H. Murnane, president of the Ni land at Cambridge, Fitchburg at Man- England league, and J. C. Morse, sect chaster.

Taunton at Pawtucket. tary, will come here tomorrow to ma June 10Pawtuckat at Brockton, Port- preliminary arrangements for putting land ateatnbridge, Manchester at Fitch- team in here. The city is certainly xi burg. Newport at Taunton. for baseball, and it is the general June 12Brockton at Pawtucket.

Fitch- pression that the conditions never wt burg at Cambridga. Manchester at Port- better for starting a team. land. Taunton at Newport. June 13Pawtucket at Brockton, Fitchburg at Cambridge.

Manchester at Port- BIG SUCCESS AS USUAL land, Taunton at Newport. June 14Taunton at Brockton. Manchester at Cambridge. Portland at Twelfth Annual Ball of the Boston Fitchburg. Newport at Pawtucket.

tail Clothing Salesmen's Benefit i June laBrockton at Taunton, Cambridge at alanchaster. Portland at Fitch- sociation in Berkeley Hail. burg. Pawtucket at Newaort. June 16Broakton at Newport.

Cam- The Boston retail clothing salesme bridge at Fitchburg, Portland at Man- benefit association gave its 12th arm chaster. Pawtucket at Taunton. ball last night at Berkeley hall. Ala June 17Newport at Broakton. New- 100 couples were present and the af port at Cambridge a ni).

Cambridge at Fitchburg (ti ru). Portland at Man- as usual was a thorough success. cheater, Taunton at Pawtucket. The march was led by Mr Ethyl June 19Brockton at Steptoe and Miss Crowley. Dana: ton at Portland.

Pawtucket at Fitch- followed till 2 o'clock. The floor burg. Manchester at Newport. in charge of Mr Edward Steptoe. June 24Brockton at sisted by Messrs P.

J. Lyons and C. ton at Portland. Pawtucket at Fitch- Gates and the following aids: Mes burg, Manehester at Newport. J.

F. Crowley, George F. Rideout, C. June 2IBrockton at Portland, Paw- Salkind, J. A.

Currie. William J. ah tuaket at Cambridge. Newport at Fitaa- A. P.

Crossman, W. D. MeGow burg, Taunton at Manchester. Charles Gordon. June 22Brockton at Portland.

Paw- Among the guests present tucket at Cambridge. Newport at FIECI Messrs J. A. Hasaings, C. A.

Sto tura-, Taunton at Mancheater. anti Matthew Mansfield of the Cle June 2Brockton at Fitchburg, Tama benefit association of Lowell. The gue ton at Cambridge. Pawtucket at Man- were received by the following coma cheater, Newport at Portland. tee: P.

M. Phelan. J. Samu June 24Broakton at Fitchburg. Ti.un- loseph August.

S. Bearse, A. G. Bow ton at Cambridge. Pawtucket at an- A.

Cates. 'William F. Hanning, J. chaster. Newport at Portland.

i attnan. J. W. Cousins. Va.

A. Clark, Jut' atBrockton at Manchester.New- N-. Porter. G. W.

Pond. H. L. Goodri port at Cambraige. Taunton at a la W.

R. Grinnell, A. J. Bates. barg.

Pawtucket at Portland. Among those present were Mr June at Manchester. Ncaa- Phtiair. )a, Jacobs, Mr Mrs JaMyers. Mr pota at Cambridge, Taunton a ms on at ch- I Mr and Mrs Rosnos bu rv, Pawtucket at Portland.

Mr a. M. Delano, Mr F. Symonds, June 2SPortland at Cambridge. Naal.

Nye Mr arid Mrs .1. W. Cousa June 29Broakton at Newport, Man- Twelfth Annual Ball of the Boston Newport at Pawtucket. tail Clothing Salesmen's Benefit 15---Brockton at Taunton, Camwidge at alanchester. Portland at Fitch- sociation in Berke ley Hall.

Lariat, Pawtucket at Newaort. Juno 16-Broekton at Newport. Cam- The Boston retail clothing salesmen's bridge at Fitchburg, Portland at Man- benefit association gave its 12th annual haster. Pawtucket at Taunton. ball last night at Berkeley hall.

About June 17-Newport at Brockton. New- 100 couples were present and the port at Cambridge a ma Cambridge at Pitehburg tp in). Portland at Man- as usual was a thorough success. obester, Taunton at Pawtucket. The march was led by Mr Edward June I9-Brockton at Steptoe and Miss Crowley.

Dancing ton at Portland. Pawtucket at Fitch- followed till 2 taclock. The floor burg. Manchester at Newport. in charge of Mr Edward Steptoe.

June 24-Brockton at sisted by Messrs P. J. Lyons and C. ton at Portland. Pawtucket at Fitch- Gates and the following aids: Messrs burg, Walla-heater at Newport.

J. la Crowley, George la Hideout, C. June 2I-Brockton at Portland, Paw- Salkind, J. A. Currie.

William J. tuaket at Cambridge. Newport at Fitali- A. P. Crossman, W.

D. McGowan, burg, Taunton at Manchester. Charles Gordon. Juno 22-Brockton at Portland. Paw- Among the guests present tucket at Cambridge.

Newport at FIECI Messrs J. A. Haatings, C. A. Storey turg, Taunton at Mancheater.

anti Matthew Mansfield of the Clerks June 23-Brookton at Fitchburg, Titan. benefit association of Lowell. The guests ton at Cambridge. Pawtucket at Man- were received by the following Newport at Portland. tee: alessrs P.

M. Phelan. J. Samuels, June at-Broakton at Fitchburg, Ti. un- Joseph August.

S. Bearse, A. G. Bowen, ton at Pawtucaet at A. Cates.

'William la Hanning. J. chaster. Newport at Portland. i atotan, J.

W. Cousins. W. A. Clark, Jut at-Brockton at Manchester.Neaa i I N-.

Porter. Ca W. Pond. H. L.

Goodrich, port at Cambriage. Taunton at a ia W. Grinnell, A. J. Bates.

barg. Pawtucket at Portland. Amona those present were Mr June at Manchester. Nc'v- Ph1llips7 Mr and airs J.Myers. Mr pot at Cambridge.

Taunton at Fl.ch- I airs D. Jacobs. Mr and Mrs Rosnosky. bum Pawtucket at Portland. Nir a.

M. Delano, Mr F. Symonds, June ZS-Portland at Cambridge. Naal. Nye.

Mr and Mrs J. W. Cousens, June 29-Brtwaton at Newport. General Opinion Prevails That New England Team Will be Success. FrrellBuRo, April 12There is great joy among the baseball cranks over telegram received here this afternoon from Boston, announcing that Fitchburg had been admitted to the England league.

It was expected this action would be taken by leag-ue after hearing the report of E. Norton, who has been here a couple days this week looking over the ground. T. H. Murnane, president of the England i league, and J.

C. Morse, secretary, will come here tomorrow to make preliminary arrangements for putting team in here. The city is certainly for baseball and it is the general that the conditions never better for starting a team. the New that the C. of New a ripe impression were TMCIITY a IleItchburg.

As-June affair was as K. N. Daly, were commit-cheater, J. J. Jacob and Dr air and airs A.

Dowling. Mr and Mrs Adolph A. Dumer, Mr H. A. Dodge.

Mr and Mrs Joseph August. Mr and Mrs A. P. Crossman, Mr Villiam Mc- GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK S. Ilearse.

Mr J. W. Pitts, Mr L. G. called Grain-0.

It is a delicious, ap- Jones, Mr Thomas Jackson. R. H. petizing, nourishing food drink to Pitts. Mr and Mrs Grosen, Miss Dona-take the place of coffee.

Sold by all hot', Miss Riley. air and Mrs John Dig- gins, Mr C. It Heller, Mr and Sirs grocers and liked by all iv ho have Henry A. Dodge, Mr P. M.

Phelan, Mr used it. because when properly pre- Justin Smith. pared it tastes like the finest coffee, but is free from all its injurious Reunion of the Class of 93, E. IL S. properties.

Grain-0 aids digestion The class of 93, English high school. and strengthens the nerves. It is not will hold its sixth annual reunion at a stimulant but a health builder, and the United States hotel Tuesday. April children, as well as adults, can drink 18. The class has among' its members it with great benefit.

Costs about ensign John Halligan. at the naval at Anna its. and Lieut MI- SS Illileh as coffee. 15 and 25e. 'camel McDonough.

at the military academy tients' satisfaction that electricity properly and faithfully applied was a never-failing restorer of lost strength. I TREAT WEAK MEN, and have done so for 30 years. I have made a. specialty of all disoraers of the glandular and nervous systems which result from youthful indiscretions and later excesses. I have found the proper remedy.

to be the galvanic current properly applied, and I have found the proper application to be acontinuous one and plenty of it. That's why I invented my first portable battery, which developed by degrees into my present great Dr. Sanden Electric Sun. ItiEEVANS OHEIMAL Erie melt, with attachment for BOSTON, MASS. men.

I put this CliNCIMIATIO S. A. cAb Belt, 'with attachment for men. I put this BOSTON, MASS. Sun.

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