New-York tribune., 1867-04-27


HUMAN REMAINS sFOUND.-Yoserdayo Officer Burns
of the ghIrd Precinct found bag containing an arm
two hand two legs two feet and athigh bone floating
nm the North River of Pier No ~ a. the loot oi Murray
St The remains are supposed TO ee mos Oh ,,e
Coroner has been nofnied 10 lh'es'-ee INC i@''ei'
RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF MAlNE.--A4aper was
read last evening before the Association for the Advance
nept Of Science and Att by the Hon Lewis Page, on
tho Resoirces Of the siate OF Maine The lecturer re-
orcd that less JmOwn of the State than OF any
other IN The Union that for the last 90 years hcr s0
had been emigatng from her, but he proplesed that
ms would cease and that her future wonld be OI
growing importance The history apd geography oI the
State then briefly referred 10, TO reason haVln
been ascertsned, SAID the lecturer, why tho htIe on
Maine" had been given IT, Occupying one nan oi .ne
entire surface of New England, TINS Stihe was Vi ,ne
greatest national Importance and we had reason 10 re
ioOe that the American E2gc had not lef IL 10 we No
racjt of her nclgbor the british hon er ~ koV
OF acres forest rich in pnes and ie cedars sece
biEeb and hemlock timber renders her the greatest l
smpbulding states. Her fisheries are seto I'm o' ',oo9 @
those of Massachusetts The climate ranging rom Ivy
above 20o reow zero, was dfserlDed as eAITI CIf
stream being more moderate than IN New
York or Massachusetts, the changes being less sldasn
and the SHOWS kSs deep. Ihe hrds- Miuhg peis @ ,no
very land sOnG.animas grain ma ket garden produce
were then referred TO. The following sahes 3i te
products OF the State were gwen; Wheat 1850 ISt W
indian Corn 1,5f6N7l bush; oats 29ssg.g bsi ISta 5
toes, 697Go52 BUSH Hay g5sS The iecin@ co.e1IJCi i
specimens exhibited At the concusono of me zee
ture some Interesting remarks %Gre aS ~ m to The
neil esq, author of Influence OF tihae i.e1tHt ~ t
World" &c, the climate Of Gaine New llanlIssnuv ,
and Vermont. The mean annual tnlptIttult
north of Maine was stated 37o Fahrenheit anu lhe
average mean temperature Of tho seasons as bH4Ws'
Spring $50 Summer 81 Autumn H'; Wlhler' ~ ran
reuhcit the mercury occasionally eefing LeY
and rising to Q0o above The Se2sOn or Ncgetltloh III
ions least three months later than IN hon
Carolina and Georgia. The mOuUains OF Maine, me
highest being 1896 feet above the OCEAN ana the me
mountains of Vermont gIe1t influence on ehe
climate Of this region.
SAFES OF REAL EsTATE.--Ihc following sales were
made Yesterday bv Muller. wilkins & Co: $1,000
los.s and Lots Nos lg7 MuIberTyst 5OEO0 Nv
No l0taye. IoGD
Lots Of 8have., each 2ss ~ each 'up
The following sales made by A. j. Bleecker' 20,
Co belonging TO estate of Augustus WhlOck, deceased
gIKvENTH'AVE.
Lot n lf3d st. &l '''''''' 90
Lot. adjoining. 25NlO0
Lot adjoining 25tIcO.
adjoining, each 2SlOO
adjoining 2Nlot
e. 14sthst. - lxlOe. H'@'
ORR-HUNpRED. AND FoRrl-FouRTHsr o,,
Lott, 100 feet east lltbayo 25H 'eaeh Itv
adjoining, 25Si bock '"'" i04
oST- -HrSpRrp-ANn FORTY.THiSD->T.
100 feet east jhave 25 20
900 feet west lltbave 2aTl Vs.
sEyFvTYTFT1f-sT. o..
Slots n ?daye each 's'
Lots n w. cor elh each 20 eact -"
1904 tCthst .5 IL 100 "'h ''''
BROOKLYN
Houte ard Lot Slot 20 loI75 House '
ASTORIA, l.. !.
aud Lot 2 Bayhs slot ll5d2o Hou'e ''N'i""