Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 3

HI JS rVTW- J- -rr-: -yJCr-Z- ITeuf Adtn1isetneitfs THANKSGIVING DAT InUUigenje Column JB TELEGRAPH Beantifil Velvet Lev prices at Get ths best iaNOm Remover Do not be deceived by base Imitation Draggkts That feeling of languor and debility that follows physical exarttoareaoved by nilng Iron Blnere Want DwoLxr ATsvaSSsSfSSES! aovS7cdtf novtlacUf WANTED Modilns girls LiaaV Orer Amartaaa Exprest Oompoav mivts od if Ara CtrsttMAN A Oo quirt BniTTor aovecdtf For Hate Wrt Will i JJ a Fixture of boarding hones 89 Main street Auburn Inquire Ion tirsnifsss sell at a large reduction If applied fwatonoc nov7edlw uurcs Bxrorrr io Mjest fTMS LET A first class tenement ot six or seven JL rooms at 101 Hates St between Flue aadASh novSSedtf Hr0 Ln tear of Monnfectnr jL on National Bank Plliburv Block dal table for manufacturing Inquire at the bank novSedtf rpo tltor No 6 College Block A augfiBadtf fpO LET 8bop to JL Home Mfe do rent' with power 'py the Apply to ALwre Yotnra aupOadtf Agent fTW Ths Burnank Mouseon East Arena lately occupied by Woodbury and 8on The has been painted end put In fine repair the I nas etty voter also 'In oonneetioa about six scree of lino tillage land with Awie fruit trees etc ate Enquire at the Offloe of the Frenklin Vo octledlwAodlf Household A Fa GOSS Are now prepared to meet their old eastotnara aa all now ooee at their new and eommodions store Old Btsud Hoa 14 A 16 Lower 8t dor Lincoln 9 Wo now hare and shall keep ths largest aid most complete stock of goods ln onr lino In tha State bought for cash direct from the maautaetar-ere or manufactured by ourselves nnnraUuln only one profit before reaching the coneumar eoa-Uung or Hot-Air Fnrnaeea Cooking Btoree Baag-s Open Franklins for wood or coal Psrkn: Cooks llatung Stores etc of almost every description Oil Cloth and Oil Cloth Mats for stoves Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware always In stock and workedto ardor Japan Brtt snnti and Silver Plated Ward In largo quantitlee bought direct from Mfre Headanortars tor Bird Cages Flower Pots Brackets and stands for the ims Tubular Lanterns Library Lamps Hall sad Stand Lamps English reorated Ivory Brown Creek Stone Chino White Granite and Ware Mona Earthen and Rockingham Wore Glass ware bought direct from Mfier Wo also hare a dock of Majolica and Decorated ware All Unde of WOODEN WASH Cntmertes Churns Butter Workers Clothes Dryers eta An kinds of wooden frame Clothes Wringers with sow wheals only 9400 ZUBXKA CLOTHB8 WRINGHR the very best Wringer Hoik rs-oorerod and warranted ns good ss now JUNE BUTTER COLOR Try a package ynur butter will bring I to Is-more perponnd Om package 95 eeats 5 pounds 8100 0b package will color from on to two undrad pounds bent by express to ell ports of tbe Mate New Clarion Cooking Range Msanfselnrad in twelve different rtyles still lends them ML Its sales era immense and inereaslng: giving satisfaction where others 011 buy the bta and be satisfied otherwise never This range has an nxtonston firs box and ia adapted to targe long OUE LEWISTON BANGS got np under our supervision Is the heaviest i- nra Jn tbe market by nearly one hundred pounds is the most durable and economical range we bn ever old: always giving perfect satisfaction r''tnmnd neat ln appearance will do all that liron trod of It Prices very low Wa still maaatsctnio tho DINING BOOK COMPANION the most durable store that has ever The only parlor cook that gives perfect satisfaction every time and ia tha lowest prised stove par goand that is In tha market weighing upward of two hundred pound We also manufacture a seal store aa the sains principle which ts giving equally good atisfisotlro All our stoves aua ranges are bought ln carload lots at ow freight and lowest prices and will bo sold the soasc -A GOSS XTOTICB OF ABSIONEIfi OF HU AF- AN POINTMKNT at Anburn In ths County of An-aroeooggln and State of Heine the fifteenth day of The undersigned heroby inee of November AD 1889 notue gives notics of Ms appointment ss assume of Frank Howard of Lewiston la eoia Coua-tr ef Andre scoggic insolvent debtor wbe has declared on Insolvent upon Ms own petition by -the court of insolvency for seldeoxnty of Aft-1 HENRY tvr WWWtWMII 0B AW OAJOC8 Assignee tiruseoggln aovfififtfifi in-ef-Piu 'A OF AMIGNEE OF HU Central freight depot and three other dwellings in that vicinity were set upon by tnmpe who tried doors and windows in vain The ftDowi made so ranch noise that the Inmates wen aroused and the wood-tw depredators took flight HO FrasonaiA eve awd TSomw Almwi towwoe Falks Hon Far well was about town to-day A Spear esq of Hallo we 11 was in the city Wednesday Hon Otk Hay ford or Canton was in the city Wednesday Richardson esq of the Portland Advertiser was in town to-day Mon Seth MilUken of Belfast was in the city to-day The man who gives a Thanksgiving dinner to a poor family has the right to bethanktal Wm McMunn one of the vocalists with Dn pm Benedict a Lewiston boy The Society of Haverhill has called Rev Snow of Newark as pastor at a salary of 93000 and a parsonage SamuelS Wood father of Daniel Wood esq of thk city died in this city Wednesday agtd 88 years A Osgood esq left tills city for St Augustine Florida Wednesday Arthur Sends esq proposes to Join him in New York Rev A Tinker of Auburn kft Detroit Mich Monday noon and expected home thk evening The nomination of John Merrill for Treasurer of Androscoggin county has been confirmed by the Council' The fori" of Hanson esq Clerk of Courts dead The foneral occurred at Farm ington Wednesday We are glad to loam that Goulding esq who has been confined to his house by Illness for a ft weeks abk to be out again Mr David A Scannell of thk city has been laid by several days with a palatal sore on one of hk hands and was surgically treated Wednesday Thirty young ladles formed in twos and marched np the stairs of City Building to the armory of the Lewiston Zouaves who wen drilling Wednesday evening It was a surprise call on the boys They hurried In some refreshments and hod a little dancing with mnslc by Lieut Stevens on the fife According to Mr announcement then never was a mon ftvorabk time for purchasing pianos organa etc than the present Mr Ballard Informs the pnbllc that he is selling these instruments at lower prices than ever He has one of the largest stocks in the State The sale of seats tot opened very favorably Wednesday morning A special train has been engaged to return to Norway after the performance Wednesday evening A Norway gentleman guarantees the expense of the train and agrees to sell 120 tickets Thk with special rates from Lkbon Winthrop and other places will insure a large audience Wednesday Mrs Annk Louise Cary Raymond seeing a newspaper announcement the other day to the effect that she was soon to re-appear in concerts said to a friend shall never sing again before an audience I havejretired from the stage At the same time scarcely a day puses on which she does not receive letters asking her to slug for the benefit of a young lady who wants to raise money to study for the open in Italy for a Sunday School and wont of all to go away out to Denver and sing for charity Mr Frank A Mnnsey a native of Lkbon Falls and for five years manager of the Augusta office of tbe Telegraph Company went to New York In September to establish a youths' paper He formed an alliance with the publishing house of Rideout A Co who have tbe capital and facilities for securing a Urge circulation Mr Munsey who will be the editor has both the talent and tact necessary to make the paper readable We have received a copy of the firat number It sparkling and pare! Interesting and high-toned Ite typographical execution beantltal xnd soma of the best authors In America contribute to Ik columns JYe bespeak tut Mr Mnusey and hk paper the success which they merit May the Argosy" make delighttal trips to the homes of thousands of the youth of our country One of happiest weddings was that of Miss Delia Fcrklns of thk city and Mr Wesley Hutchins of Dover at tbeDe Witt House Tuesday evening At seven tbe parlors of the De Witt were alive with friends awaiting the wedding much Only the Intimate friends and relatives of the bride and groom wen present at the marriage ceremony At 7 80 tbe couple arm-in-arm passed into tbe parlors preceded by tbe bridesmaids Mbs Edith Dlngley and Mbs Josk Perkins and the groomsmen Master Arthur Dingky and Mr Lewis Thompson Mr Charles 8 Perkins of Boston the uncle performed the ceremony the ring being used In token of tbe union Prayer was offered by Rev Gideon Perkins of Lewiston grandfsther of the bride Immediately after the prayer Mr Perkins presented his grand-daughter with an alegnnt Illustrated copy of thh Bible The brids woe very elegantly dressed in white rep silk drees with talk veil Orange blossoms were tastefully arranged In her hair Ia her band she carried an exquisite bouquet of white roses Immediately after tbe marriage ceremony Congressman and Mrs Dingky nnele and sunt of the bride tendered reception to the friends of the bride end groom The parlors of tbe DeWitt were overflowing with their joyous friends For two hours the brids and groom were in -a continual round of glad congratulations The presents to tha bride were very M-egant and costly and were mnch admired by tbe company There were over seventy-five Among them wen a gold watch and chain a silver service and ice set silver tafoowsre statuettes bracelet and pin books paintings silver spoons knives forks card receivers toilet sets plaeqnes and other articles too numerous to mention Mrs Hutchins has a wide circle of friesds In Lawkton She daughtef of the late John Perkins esq one of the most deservedly ss teemed business men Lewiston ever had' 8Ka has for several yeui been a successful teacher In oar public schools No yoang Udy woe more admired tor social and personal charms than sba Mr Hutchins a graduate of Bates College) While In College he sustained a brilliant record Mr and Mis Hutchins took the lldOF train for tbe West The God-speed wf a large number of friends follow them Tamer Nesinseott writes Thera was a tall meetiag of Chase's Milk reform club Sunday Free Durgin oecnpkd tbe chair Mr Knapp performed tha chaplain service Speeches wen made by Messrs Bennett Ward well Davis Ward well Knapp Bardin Mrs Bardin Mrs Durgin Mrs Snell Mrs Bennett Thk' club- is doing great good Then is to be a union Thanksgiving Day service at tbe Bapikt church Bev Mr MeGowa will deliver the sermon Rev Mr Severance will nssbt In the preliminary services There were services In tbe churches Sunday Bev Mr discourse at the Baptist church was founded on Titos 11:14 gare himself for us that be might redeem ne from ell iniquity and purify iha pled his pulpit at the Congregational eburvh Rev Mr Clifford preached it the Methodist chapel Prayer meeting 1 the evening The river from ever above thajnill dam Tha boy an having fin times with' their skates Herbert Hutchinson of East Hebroe and a brother fax banter started hunting a few days ago and in three boon after they shot tha fins not they had tha third one Hon Henry- Tory ter president of the Turner Centre Cheese Co uys It took just 8 lbs 3 1-16 oh to make lib of cteit Has any factory dooo better LOCAL NOTICES I wkh to express my of my frtonde who so sm 00 tbeSStb Inst slnoerd thanks to those assured 1 shall eve appreciate yourgood wllL Aumr Auburn uov291t A vary fins at Lowest prieea at Bt The Evening Journal Wednesday Nor29188a 5 EDITION Haw For Bali' For Bale Inauguration CITY AND COUNTY Extra freight trains an run dally on the Maine Central Bridt passenger traffic en the eastern bound trains to-day Dana Battery light-Artillery will leave this city for Wiuthrop at 6 This Lewiston schools closed edne sdsy noon fora thne days vacation Old bridle was broken by a brass band -and brass buttons on Lisbon street this afternoon winter protection has been placed over the fountain in the Maine Central yard In Auburn The November civil term of the Auburn Muni dpal Court is lu session Two trials are assigned for Saturday John Mlnnehaua boy employed in the Bleach ary foil down stairs and broke his arm Tnee-day evening The Lewiston Hook and Ladder Company has petitioned the Anbnm City Council lor a salary of (200 from that city A boy-operative's arm was mangled in the machinery of the Home Co Weddesday The name is Frank McDonald An amendment to the Auburn city charter to make the School Board consist of two members from each ward is proposed A new lodge of Knights of Pythias was instituted In Fftlmouth Tuesday night Fast Grand Prelate Babli and Grand Prelate Laughton went down from this city The new Worombo mill at Lisbon Falls ha been tamed over to the company by Patterson' esq the contractor Mr has removed his derricks etc to this city and is building a shed for them Hon A Gilbert Secretary of the Stale Boardof Agriculture has made arrangements for farmers' Institutes at Bethel Hill Dec 7th and at West Poland Dee 8th Mr AlflredfBarnes the Hoolton cheese maker will have a 'prom 1-nent part ln these meetings Wanen Ward esq of Auburn the proprietor of Farm" in Canton is negotiating for the purchase of the water at Canton village including all the dams the grist mill saw mill and' other shops He (proposes if he can bny to inaugurate a large manufacturing enterprise at Cqnfon Dr Bob Morris theVell known Masonic lecturer addressed a large audience of Free Mason in Masonic Hall Tuesday evening' The brethren say the lecture was very interesting Twenty of them took the degreeof the Palm and 8belL The names of members of this degree are recorded in Washington Dr Morris delivered the same lecture in Auburn Monday evening One or two right words in the wrong place will compact in a paragraph a good deal of misinformation For instance last evening Intended to have made the following remark The Weekly pay-roll of a single shoe manufacturer In Annum averages 94800 and the firm to which we allnde pays annually to 'labor in Auburn over 9230000 This shows what litt capital will do to build np a city Custer Post A has opened a store in College Block where the piano sleigh seal ftars and other articles to be disposed of at the Fair will be displayed A Lisbon street grocery man rolled in a barrel of floor this morning Mr Hayes In behalf ot the Post has purchased a McPhall piano in Boston Dali concerts will be given on it in this- store Five hundred admission tickets to the Fair have been sold already A lively competition far the gold watch I in progress There was a social and pleasant gathering In the hall of the Knights of Pythias College r-Block Lewiston Tuesday evening Industry Lodge extended Its hospitality to his fraternity and their ladles A large company was present Past Chancellor Smith presided with the usnal felicity Excellent mnslc was tarnished by Miss Daggett Messrs Jackson and Conant and others Dennett warmed and rattled the sides of the company with his mouse story and other comi- call ties A very choice' supper was served and happiness was the order of the day The Auburn Light Infantry with Band marched to this city Wednesday afternoon and formed a battalion with Dana Battery Light Artillery and the Sheridan Guards Col Spragne mounted commanded the battalion The line of march extended through the principal streets of the two cities The procession was handsomely uniformed and Its appearance was complimented by all One hundred and twenty men were in line The band men were in overcoats and played finely against the wind This evening there will be military festivities at City HalL Several line and regimental officers from various ports of the State are expected Six or eight two-bone team-loads of sbooks are made at North Turner daily and taken for shipment to Canton when they swell the freight business of the and railroad Large quantitlee of shooks are also made at Livermore and taken to Canton for shipment There are two shook fhctorles at Canton Point and with those above noted they make shooks an important item offrdgnt to the railroad The steam 2 min at Canton is running night and day but wiU probably shut down within a week The freight business of the and railroad is steadily increasing and will be larger this winter than any winter previous Several feeding manufactories have recently been started in DixOeld Peru and other northern towns The freight business of 1883 Increased 33 per cent over that of 81 that of 81 increased AO per cent over the business of 80 and the business of 80 was 80 per cent larger than that of 79 Although twenty new cars have been added to the rolling stock the past year twenty morn an needed and will be bought next spring The company is steadily replacing lion rails with steel have covered all but eight mike of their track with steel Supt Hay ford of Abe Rum ford Falls A Back-field Kallroad in bribe ns that that within a year an extension of that railroad from Mechanic Falls to effect a quicker connection with either the Maine Central or Grand Trunk roads will probe My be made The directors of the -road have two routee in view: One extending to Gray with Portland as the objective point and the other extending to Auburn The route to Gray Is about seventeen miles in length and the note to Aabarn is but tea miles in length The managers of the railroad have gone over the ground with an engineer Them a good ehance tor railroad building at a small cost It is estl- meted than 910000 a mile would build the road long either route making the eost of the Grey eounscttou 9170000 and of the Auburn counec-ttoup $100000 Considering the dlflbuaco in cost the fine opportunity of connecting with two great railroads within a few rods of each other in Album pad the important business Interests skiing between Lewktou and Auburn and Oxford county the directors of the road are dkposed to fewethe Little Androscoggin route rasueeesstal attempts at burglary made la Ankara Tuesday night The at Mrev Cxnrkrf aaar the T7Hm rood horsey JO tv sound andklatLa good reader and will work Many Mlor place prafoctly iota for woman to drive Weight 50 lbs a good bargain if sold iitthla one week WSectwr 8t Auburn or No I Bates Mill BovSOSt JOBaALZCBAF The Furniture sad Fixtures a Barber Shop ot Apply to NICHOLS' Cigar Store Lower Mala Direst Lawlston Ms aovtSodet INAUGURATION The French Canadians will sire an to Inaugurate thalr NEW CITY HALL Thanksgiving Night An Amateur Company of Local French Talent will play a dram entitled LES PIRATES DE LA 8AYANNE Tbe play Is new and wfll please tho most dlfilcnlt There also win be SINGING I By Choir organised by PrcA BX1QUE and 50 Cento FOR SALE AT THE DOOR Nancy' Goods DOUGLASS COOK The Arm whose name standi at the head of this article tha oldest of the kind In the city qnd wlthput question the leading one lu business has bean bnllt np gradually every year showing gain over tbe preceding one until now It equal to many of the larger establishments in the larger cities For ooa item they sell annually Fifty Thousand Bolls of Paper Rangings In thk lino they keep the Choicest Gold Papers and Borders si well as the Cheapest White Papers They also keep Window Shades and make a specialty of Store Shades and Fixtures They hare in stock many New Designs (br Shades and all the Novelties for house decoration lu Books they bare a Largo and Beantltal Stock consisting of Large Family Bibles Bibles and also tbe Cheaper Grades Books In Sms all the Foots in Fins Bindings oi well os In Cheap Elegant Box Papers In Great Variety They era Sole Agents for Statuary in thk city and Auburn They also keep the Finest Stock ot Steel Engravings in the dry also tha moat varied Miortment of Mouldings gilt and walnut oak andcheny tot Frames iff all kinds which they make up to order Ia Albums no om can compete with them their ttpek comprising those large Quarto Albums and all grades and all prices Choke Celluloid Bets In plush cases ranging from 95 to 917 per set Pocket-books and Autograph Albums at prices never before offered to the public Gift Books In the choicest bindings Picture Books tor tho children Christmas Novelties and Christmas Cards in great never was a more complete stock shown in this dty It would bo bard to find a taste tn the useful or beautlfo 1 that they cannot satisfy An enterprising and anccessfbl firm always inn toknow tha wants of tbe pnbllc and how to give pleasure and satisfaction to patrons and aa they always bny for cash they can buy at bottom prices they can of course sell os low or lower than others- Do not forget to call in and look at ths beantltal and usefol things at Dovoiass ft before making np your mind what to bny for Cbrist- Nish y-AJL KES BROS Retail dealers la an Unde of Freah Balt and Piolclad IS Aleo wholesale and retail dealars lu Providenoe River and Norfolk OYSTERS! Boot Norfolk Oyatora otSS Oanta Par Quart 90 Oanta Par Gallon 90-OY8TERS FREaH PnOII THE SHELL coo staitly on hand and nil order by Mall Telephone or Express promptly SUad Particular Attention Given to Wholesale Orders -Arana tho Country Walker Bros No 88 Bates and 150 Lisbon Sts LEWISTON MAINE ov95dafiflawtf MAESTON HOUSE I HATHAWAY Hack JAvsry and Btiggag Tam ConnscUd tsUhihs Houss 0PEVDAT AID BIGHT CHAPEL STREET JHWISTGB as fee tree Fra grans far Thursday Think of a dusty Thanksgiving 1 of riding from tha depot to tha old tana house at corner" on wheels and tatting moothtals of wiad-blown sand os aa appetiser for the forthcoming turkey Unless a andden change cornea over tha element what the times have degenerated to thk year The royal bird a in-ally rldei into tbe city on runners and snow flakes would hers beta more consistent with Isng syns" than the- tnrMd and earthy gnats with which Lkbon Street was flaceto-day Three Inches of snow and good sleighing an reported at Umbagog A very few flakes dropped down on nt In Lewiston thk afternoqn reminding ns that there sleighing in the vlsts however distant it may be But the pong was tha only element wanting In the frontkpkoe of gay and picturesque annual in Lewiston and Auburn Inr-keys and all manner of fowl abounded A few teams with the usual white wrappings and protruding claws came in but the larger part of the turkey supply came in by rail Many Vermont turkeys ware soli in our market to-day Dealers report a better demand than last year Their teams carried out Immense loads on tbe early morning trips Tha market was not broken Good turkeys retailed nt 20 to 22 cents daring the day Geese were uncommonly plentiful Stocks an so large that some will necessarily be carried over and the goose will not bang vwy blgb the last of the week They were retailed at 18018 cents Ducks wen plentiful and retailed at 15 cents Chickens were eagerly bought and retailed at 18 to 20 cents One or two twenty-pound gobblers decorating storefronts wets the observed of the observing Tom turkeys tipping the beam at ten to fifteen pontldS were the favorites The Agricultural Editor of the Journal killed two Plymouth Bock chickens hutched last May which dressed seven pounds apiece this morning Tbe expiring cockles of these birds spoke volume for she JournaTe agriculture People of high and low degree wen baying and smiling to-day The hungry ness ot Thanksgiving levels all and It did not surprise a Journal scribe to see an eminent United States Senator making an extensive Investment in cranberries and walnuts this fine- noon The order of tbe day for to-morrow in Lewiston and Auburn as follows Union Thanksgiving services at Pine 8t elm rcb Lewktou nt the usnal hour In the forenoon Sermon by Patch Union social service In Court St Baptist church Auburn In the forenoon Services at Trinity church Lewiston as usual Thanksgiving sermon at Elm 8t- church by Bev Perry at 11 A Tbe choir will tarnish music The people of Anbnm are cordially Invited to attend The usual Gospel prayer-meeting will be held at the rooms of the Lewiston A on Thanksgiving morning at 9 o'clock All are invited Pigeon shoot by the Androscoggin Sporting Club In the evening Dupres ft Benedict's minstrels In Music Hall In the evening The drama Pirate de la Savanne" will be presented Tn Dominican Hall In the evening at an entertoinment to be given by onr French peopk Tbe milk will be sbnt down Tbe banks and city offices will be closed Tbe Lewiston and Auburn postofflees will' bo open to-mbrrow from to A M- and from 3 to 4 At the Lewktcn office those who have their mall kft by carriers will call at the window between the above mentioned hoars for their mall Tbe nsual collections from street ktier boxes will be made AUBUBN CITY AFFAIRS lfaettag at Use City Omnauat-Iapw-Uat AsMalsuat to ths City Chutsr Mew Streets sod Sidewalks Heporte The city council met Tuesday evening on cell of the Mayor The committee on highways ete to whom was referred the petition of Blsbee et sis for change in the location of the road from Beat Auburn to tbe river road reported against tbe pro-pored alteration Report accepted The same committee reported against tbe location of an extension of Goflt aieet to Dennison street In FerryviUe The same committee reported a location of Charles street from Highland Avenue to Goff street tiie report having been filed with the city clerk according to law Report accepted and order passed locating the street as a public way for ths nsa of the city The committee on schools who were directed to examine tbe steam heating apparatus of the High school building reported recommending that a competent person ba employed to examine tbe same report accepted and order passed directing the committee to employ some one and authorising them to make changes or repairs if found necessary An order was passed directing tbe city solicitor to procure an amendment to the city charter providing that the school committee shall consist of two members from each ward to ba elected by tbe voters of each ward at the March election for a term of two yean the Mayor to be a member of the board and ex-officio chairman end the superintendent to be elected by the school com-mlttee Petition of Day et als for the location of Pnlsiftr street was presented sad referred to the committee on highways etc The petit on of JD Fulsifer for a sidewalk on Fourth street was presented and referred to the committee The petition of Solomon Parsons and others for the location of a street from street to the Maine Central railroad near the pump works was presented and referred to tha committee on highways Order passed that the bin of Benjamin Mitchell of 91429 for notifying the city officers of 1881 to apjwar before ths city clerk to be qualified be In Board of Mayor and Aldermen it was voted to grant a permit to Mrs Mary Morse to connect tbe bouse and lot on the corner of Court and Goff streets with tbe Coart street sewer The petition of the Lewiston Hook end Ladder Company for a salary of 9200 from this city was presented and referred to (lie committee on lira department -voted that the Mayer ba authorised to execute a lease to Stevens Saunders of be stars occupied by them for a terra not exceeding sight years xt $100 per year they to making all repairs Voted to allow tbs Anbnm Reform Club tha ties nss of Anbnm Hall for Sunday afternoon meetings far two months Adjourned qxlbtbbjOj jmwsT The dividends payable In Boston in December amount to 94002021 The 8 steamer Jamestown from Newport I arrived nt Boston to-day ChasT Foster commission merchant of Rochester bus mysteriously disappeared Various officials connected with the Western railroads have left New York to be present at the meeting called at Chicago Friday It believed that tha Mississippi river commission will make a report fovorabk to ths jetty system' Western msile were delayed from arriving in New York to-day by snow along the Western rondo which still continues FOole on of the men arretted in Dublin Tuesday in connection lth tbe murder of Deuo-Uvn Cox testifies that ba Innocent Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes Tuesday afternoon bade farewell to the Harvard Medical School where forever thirty-five years he has been Professor of Anatomy Tbs brwnss itstiie of John Brides the Puritan was unveiled In Cmnhrlilg Mas Tuesday Addresses wars made by Mayor Fox CnL Higglnson and President Eliot of Harvard Mr A Gibson who has worked np tbe evidence fiir the Government ia tbe star rente cnees denies emphatically tha troth of certain newspaper statements tending to cost doubts on President Garfield'S integrity of purpose regarding tbe proeecudou of the offenders -The Attorney General dedans that if it possible to procure an honest grand Jury the Farker-Saalsbary Star Rohm combination shall be indicted -The Appropriations CoeamlUre psopoeeto revise tha estimates very carefully Thera a dkpoaltloa to cat down the appropriations for tha next year as cloeaas possible Tbe estimates exeeed this appropriations by over twenty variety of wadding prmnk bow an exhibition at Poaglas ft CookV Mnrtsted PMea Tnleaisma br Wooten Line to Lewiston DaUvJoniual1 Union CHanni Of Fire Notional efAnbnn Wauturorox Nov 39th Tbe comptroller of ths earnney has extended tbe charter of ths First National Baakjof Anburn Ms non fobtlu Mappoeed to fee Srswsst Faiiun Me Not 89tb Albert Cameron a young unmarried man on the fishing schooner John Kennedy was out hauling lu trawls Tuesday evening off Portland coast Hk boat was found npslda down and ha undoubtedly drowned ON CBOTCn ISLAND LEDOH Cssidis Vessel a Total Wrack Xiscpt Her OatSU Lamnxo Me Nov 29th The revenue steamer Woodbury reports that tha schooner Grand Island of Camden lb from Deer Island for Boston with granite a total loss except outfit on Crotch Island ledges Tbe Woodbury bos proceeded cost to the relief of a vessel reported in distress off Loosesbrc fbom raw tobkT Nsw You Nov 29th Tha TJUgaslom Bstwssn tfee Telegrapfe Os In the supreme court to-day Judge Barrett hearing an srgsment on motion to contlnne injunction in the suit recently brought by the western Union Telegraph Company and Jay Gonld against John Moors ft Co Geo Baker and others and the Mutual Union Telegraph Company and Central Trust Co of New York to restrain defendants from carrying out nn alleged eons piracy 10 thwart the fulfillment of agreement entered into between plaintiff and the firm of John Moon ft Co acting on behalf of all the defendants In July last Boscoe Conkllng Wager 8wayne Barton Harrison and Cory appear for the plaintiff and ex-Judge Green Robert Sswnll A Baker Simpson and Wm Gulliver represent the defendants Mr Harrison recited tha tact of the complaint It charges that Geo Baker contracted to purchase from Moore ft Co 7000 shares of Mutual Union stock at 95 per shore and It was afterwards agreed between Baker and Gonld who was acting far himself and tha Western Union company that he and Gonld should bny interest in the contract and ha took ana paid for a number of shares He and Baker contracted with Moore ft Co actlag for all the dcfendantefor thefpurchsse of 8500 other shares when an lajnnction then operative should be removed tt 95 per share and 10 000 other shares at 10 per share I If was farther agreed between all parties that Gonld and Baker as trustees should hold 30000 shares of the Mutual Union and those Interested in the trust should bny 50000 of Mutual Union bonds at 80 per oent of par each party contributing in proportion to bis interest Gould pur-ebased 18500 shares of tbe stock tbe Western Union buying 933000 ot the bonds Tbe object iff tbe agreement waste control under tbe trust a majority of tbs stock The counsel contended that the defendant in absence conspired to defeat tha agreement and place tbe control in tbe bands or Baker Ballon and Potter as trustees so that they eonld borrow money on the stock by hypothlca-ting it the money to be used not in tbe interest of the plaintiff He demanded that Baker be removed and receiver be appointed Mr Gulliver read an affidavit of John Moore In reply In which be denied tbe agreement and charged that Gonld was acting fat himself and not for the Western Union ana he did not know that the company was in any way interested He ekimed that the Union was not a purchaser of tbe bonds bat that Gonld bought them himself Mr Conkllng suggested that reference be ordered to enanlra into the facts Judge Barrett replied that If reference were needed he should dissolve tbe Injunction and then the ease would go to special term The Attorney -General says from the documents printed It appears that tha Mutual Union Tele-rraph Company was organised October 2 1880 re a certificate filed by 8 shareholders and asso cutes which certificate elated tha capital stock to be 8600000 divided into 60000 of 810 each The certificate forther proved that by vote of trustees from time to time capital stock might be increased by the Issue of 8000 additional snares of 9108 each By certificates made tha 3th of Sept 1881 and tha 13th of Feb 1882 tha directors who am the same as tha original associates with two exceptions certify lag that the capital stock has been increased to 910000000 divided Into 100000 shares of 9100 each This Increase In the opinion of the Attorney-General was justified by no law of thk State wasin feet In direct defiance of the statutes allowing the formation of telegraph companies which enly allows an Increase of tbe capital stock where no provision was made in ths certificates of Incorporation for tain re increase FKUX ITOS Boarox Nor 29th lerahamS Fosmsarljr off Death at am SM Leander Jones of the firm of Jones ft Co hay grain and floor dealers died Tuesday evening aged 08 fbom heart disease Mr Jones was bom in Alfred Me and cam to Boston 88 years ago FHOXI WASHINGTON Washixotox Nov 29th aitlshsfthFuUhB(M Dmrlmg Xfa- I The estimated rad action of ths pabUe debt November will amount to about 95000000 Tha Van Camaraae Will Hoot at 11 Oolaak Speaker Keifer has concluded that the House mngneetatll AM Monday next lnatead ot at noon the usnal hoar of meeting and tbe honr when Senate convenes Thk due to the tact that the House adopted on the 27th of April last a resolution that on and after April lftth ths dolly honr of meoeting iff tha House should be 11 AM Thk resolution the speaker construes as applicable to tbe coming session a mow at Ho Mntnis Tenn Nov 29th Light snow fell hare early thk morning The weather still threatening Death sfss ex-Congre Husaow Ym Nov 29th Ex-Congressman Peter Silvester died suddenly this morning at Coxsockee of heart dis ease aged 78 Telegraphic parks Jvmes Raymonds a freight-train conductor on the New York and New England Railroad 'fell under the can at Waterford Station Ct Tuesday afternoon and probably foully Injured Ha had becj a coed actor only one week Bxrairrox November I91d cutis abaca dwina At market thk week 1858 5580 7195 ntwook lStS 4080 1795 elan cattle 1708: Nortbarn and Eastern cattle ana MUen cows 980 Veals 40 Canadian eanle 000 Bonea48 Beef cattle extra quality 8700 760 Brighton hides 10c: eoumry SXq Brighton tallow oonntryb Call skins 19Xo sheep and lamb skies 2959 260 Ths grade of cstlla from the West for tha part week was better than of a week ago many cattle now in tha market beiarcxira and some sniiabM Mr the English trade Price have remained unchanged and trade Is not mnch difihrent from that of lost week But lew buyers are around and although the sapply for the week boa been light still there seams to be enough for tha demand Prices for cattle hare ranged from 41 to She ltve eight Milch eowe and Xxhra $50900 The supply of cows woe mostly odonUMiy grade BUUSnEM VOTICES For ths eAoieeet designs odd shapes and largest variety go to Exxis the fitartooer 29 Lkbon One 7 octavo and 93 Stinchflald to piano Inqnlr nov273t aim of Confectionary at fitimson A LasrnodV I A ran assortment for Weddings Birthdays and Holiday can be fennd at Bum the Btadoasr'o 29 Lkbon tint Lowcllft Lowell hare aadfllttr taLewktoa the btloak cottar Diamond Stick enlphxr Testloaamlai we psUlihsfAlam Botaak Coagk alvam genuine hereby offer a reward of five thousand dolkr for andsnes proving othe rwise in a single KINSMAN ft Tha constant feeling of being out" and can readily ba removed by using Sarsaparilla eodJkw Pllk an a convenient remedy to have always at hand They an sngar-eoated easy to take effective to operate sure to bring relief and core They are effectual in a wide range of dls-ee which arise from disorders of tha stomach and digestive organs eodftw MARRIED Nov I Oth by 8 A Bevennce Mr Tbomaa C- Faulkeer of Turner end Mlea Bertha A Burgees of Wayne Mechanic Nov 27th by Bev Church Mr XL T- Verrill and Mlea Alma Fields both of Poland Nov 28th by Otk Meador eeq Mr Andrew Robinson of Albion sad Miss Rosa Butterfield of Wetervllle Xnv ISIbby Rev C- Graves Mr Edward King of Skowhegan and Miss Mary H- Sawyer of Vienna Nov 28th Mr Frank Thayer of Mettenon Hi and Mias Orient Fangbt of Sidney Me Nov tfith Mr John Inman of Orono and Mlea Hand Browd of Carmel Nov 17th Mr olmeon Frost and Miss Lydia Morse both of Luboe Nov 18th Mr Henry Irsv sf Whiting and Miss Elsie White of Ellsworth Nov lltfa Mr Ellery Eastman of Saco and Miss Isabella Bickford formerly of Parsons-feldo Oct 19th Mr Am 8 Booth by of Limerick and Mies Sanfc McNeil of Boston Nov fid Mr Fred Newcomb and Mies Mur Libby both of dearborn -Hsverhlli Oct BSd lir Everett Cooper of Par sonsfkld and Miss Hattie Boothby of Haver- Bill Nov 2dth Ansel Lumbert esq and Miss A GertradaHorton both of Hon lion Nov 15th Mr Goo Irvine of Bristol analtlss Mary Wallace of Friendship DIED Nov IBth at too residence ot his son-in-law Mr W-1U Badger Mr Samuel 8 Wood aged MS years 10 months Livermore Nov 11th Mrs Katherine BmL aged 87 yews Uherryfl Nov 17th Mr Robert Bprowl egad SS years Xi or dlh Mrs Lnetada years Nov 10th Capt Jason years Nov tdtfe Hattie Cobb years 7 months Mr Wm Roberts aged 8 West Nov 27th Mr Abram aged 82 years Somesvllle Mt Desert Nov td Mr Somes aged 79 yews 8 months Davis aged Alley aged 87 14 years Came Daniel AUBURN DRY GOODS HOUSE Are now opening on immense stock of Fall and Winter Dry DRESS GOODS Wo have Jnat received end opened one of tint largest and finest assortments of DSE8S GOODS Also an elegant Una fall and vuieb that we have aver displayed of FANCY ALIVE PLAIN Velvets and Flushes BLACK SILKS Doat bny bloek alike nntll yon learn our prices DRESS GOODS in great variety from a Print to a fins black CLOAKINGS in all desirable qualities And Trimmings to Match I Great dak of and children's UNDERWEAR Dne Hundred and fifty dosen of Grets' and Children's Underwer The Does tint Ls Ales' UwAorvest 1b the State Wo can show yen the boat 1jOO sorest la the city A LABGB STOCK OP TABLE LINEN NAPKINS Brawn and Bleached Cottons from 9 Inch to wide Towels Prints Flannels QUILTS BLANKETS Woolau fbrMon and Boya W( A JORDAN FBABKLETT Goff Block Auburn NSW ENTERPRISE Os A ROBINSON Ac CO and Whoksale Dakn In Paper Begt Twine Straw and Pulp Board VWBAPFnra A 9PECIALTT 0or- Lisbon and Aib 8ta- Lewiston Ho Wo woold respectfully can attention aa abov to enr abtlUv to furnish at whekaalo paper ate adapted to all classes of trade AU orders Intrust od to ear care shan ceetra prompt and careful nt mayfi7oodtf Paper TTRAXl ATTORNEY AT PENSION CLAIM AGENT -OAA Fallows Bloak 5 vftVj -4 NmiODT nt Anbiun in toe County of AftvSQrj Jrocooggln and Mate of Maine on ths firteeath day uf November A 1889 7 Month by rives notfoe of Ms appolataient i Joel Weymouth of Lealetoe tn Ceumy of Amt oeeonln Insolreiit debtor who has Men declared sn Insolvent upon his own petition by the Court of Insolvency for said County of Androe-eoggin jTw MITCHELL Asslgnae Auburn Nov 99d 1899 nov2Sf9 XTOTICH OF PETITION To ibe Hoaora J3I bta tha liglililm of the State of Maine Tbe undersigned inhabitants of Poland Gray and neighboring towns would respectfully rapes-sent that a gBauroed front soms'pleoe ln Mia of or Poland sear Mechanic Falls touching Pntand Comer and Poland foiriugi to a point on the im Ceoiral Railroad in the town ot Grey or vicinity thereof ebuut twenty miles would be of great convenience and aooomodaUoa They therefore ask for chart-r for such a road ana as in doty bound will ever prey nev9SA0tac7 vrOTIGI! OF AMI6SEE OF HU AP- IM POINTMENTnt Auimrnin the County ot An-droscoigln and State of Msim tha fifteenth day of November AD 1552 The undersigned hereby em notice of Me appointment as assignee of Freak Kanwiioa and James Woodman copartners I baMnaea as Kaowltoa ft Woodman of Anburn la sold County of Auuroscoggln Insolvent Debtors who hare been declared insolvents upon the petition of James Woodman cm or acid covert-ambv the Court of Insolvency for sold Cwaty of MOREULL Aarigne CARD AR parsons hovlngacoounto with ragnastoi to soil and settle st om ifitfc B-F-HAIKELLftCtii' novfilcodfiw 9 i 5 ft' LEwmxan i Mourn ft i STw: r-a i- IS W-.