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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

NEW YORK, June I2.-Cattle market-Receipts
for the week 1870 Cattle, 14415 Sheep and Lambs,
e, 1856 Swine. The Cattle market is decidedly better
than last week. and the price average FULLY 1c higher
Poor TO medium 10I q l1ie good to lat II a 12tc;
choice l24 g 1sc; average H.. Sheep have improv-
and higher. common to fair A. q 5lc; extra 6@6Ic;
Lambs 9 @ 9Ic Swine a shade better. Live 5@5sc;
dressed 81 q &c.
lc higher; sales 1882 bales; Middng uplands at 2Oyc
FouI-sales ll.744 bbls; State and Western steady;
State at 60 g 9O Round hoop Ohio 6 80 (g 6 95
quiet; sales $4,000 BUSH; No. Spring So @ 551
Winter red and Amber Western 1874; White Mich
gan 90. Corn-sales 10000 BUSH; common Mixed
Western Il % y; good to choice do 70 a 75l Oats
more active at 66 "a 69c. Pork frmer; new mess
lS 90; prime s = o9@Is 30; Lard frmer at 81 q lie
key without change Western Tree "a a 9IJc. Pice
tirmer; Carolina 81 a 92c Sugarsteady; Muscova.
steady; Rio 10 a 1Gc. Molasses dull; MuscoVado
36945c. Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine firm at
464c Resin unchanged at 20 for strained; Petro-
leum quiet; crude 15lc; refined 26c. Tallow steady
at "a 94c,
Freig6ts to Liverpool heavy-Grain per steam Cd.
CHICAGO. June 12.-Flour moderately active
No. mixed al 52s 95Sic. Oats frmer; No. 2 49s(05O
Rye weak at 8l9Sl3c for No 2. Barley dull at &c
P'ovisions-Ne Pork at s15 90; cash. a 81. July
Hogs fairly active at So so (9S6 20.
Receipls4 900 bbs. -four Of, 900 bush wheat, 23O
GOO bush corn Al 900 bush oats, 1000 bush. rye, 5O
Shpments-sOc0 bbls. flour, 243 900 bush. wheat
10000 bush corn, 10000 bush. oats, 5000 bush. rye
| 400 barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, June 12.-Mess Pork in light de.
mand and hold RS firm at SIG 90. Lard in good de-
mand at 10c Bulk Meats buoyant but unsettled
shoulders at &c; sides 7ac clear rib sides 7ac; cleal
sides SIC and &c higher asked. Bacon-demand light
and holders firm; shoulders at 81 a SIC; clear ril
sides sac. clear sides 999ac and talc higher asked
Hogs in good demand and full prices at 90 a 4 40
demand at SOC.
| TOLEDO, o., June 12.-Four in fair demand an,
| firm. Wheat steady and regular; MICHIGAN / az
Amber 5l@ No; l Red Wabash 50 No. II
| NO y AZ closed at a; rejected Red 40. Corr
dull and a shade lower; High Mixed SIC; Law mix
| ed Coo; yellow 6Oc; Michigan Sic; no grade 5ic Oat
dull and lower; Michigan 554c; No. SIC; no grad
| SIC.
| CHARLESTON, June 12--Cotton finn; Middlin
| uplands 1910.
| MOBILE, June 12.-Cotton quiet Midlling up
| lands Isle.
NEW ORLEANS, June 12.-Cotton strong; Mid
| ding uplands 19c.
SAVANNAH, June 12.-Cotton steady; Mid-dlin
| uplands 1Sc,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

GLEN HOUSE, WHITE MoUNTAINs.-Thisf ia.
vorite summer resort will be open for the re-
ception of visitors on Monday, June 10Th, un.
der the same management as last season. The
business will be conducted uLder the old style
of j. M. Thompson & Co. je13 5t.
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Superior lOurl.

BEFORE JUDGE GODDARD, IN CHAMBERS.
MoNDAY.-John s. Abbott VS.. Tobias L. Snow
Action OF assumpsiu to recover for legal services
hearing had and decision reserved.
Abbott, per Sc. Snow, Der Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

JoB PRINTING. your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. WM M MARKS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

THERE will be another large sale at auction
of Rare Pldntsif from the Bo,oditch Commence
ing on Wednesday the 14th at 10 P. M. Ladies
are invited to be present. jr13-2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

IF you are going West or South West or to
California call at the old Union Ticket office
40 IL Exchange street, w. d. Little & Co.,
Passenger. Agents. jeSth-eod
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

PORTLAND TIME THANKSGIVING to the de-
mand for the last edition of the Portland Time
Tables, extra copies have been printed land are
for sale at the Daily PRESS Office. Price 5
cents Patrons will receive them free by ap
plying at the counter VIM NJ MARKS
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties at the
shortest notice jap11eOdtf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

The real estate known as the Dyer property
situated in East Deering, at the end of Turkey
bridge, will be sold at auction today by F. o.
Bailey & Co. For particulars see auction col
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

STATE STREET CHURCH.-At the Parish
meeting of State Street Chur2 h, last evening,
twas voted to postpone indefinitely any fur
Their action on the report of the committee in
relation to new front, tower and spre to the
edifce.
1t was voted that the Parish committee be
authorized to repair the tower and front of the
church at an expense not exceeding $500.
A vacation of four weeks was granted the
pastor, Rev. e. Y. Hincks.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

LARGE stock of real hair goods, curls, water
falls. switches, opened to day at Cogia Has
sans.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

Of Kidneys, Bladder and Genito Urinary Or
gans, there is no remedy equal 10 SMoLAND
ER's EXTRACT OF BUCHC
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple kennedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
ioQth.ood1po
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

ATwooD's QUININE Tonic BIrTERs have
for years found favor with our leading physi-
clans. Sufferers from dyspepsia. acidity If
stomach, heartburn, loss of appetite and sleep,
find comfort in this excellent remedial agent
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

ART NoTEs.-Hale has on exhibition view
on the Peabody river near Gorham, N. H. A
thunder storm has just passed over and the
clouds have parted sufficiently to throw a
CLEAN Of warmth upon the tree-tops in the
right foreground and tighten up the surround
ing foliage clustering with the rain drops.
Sam'l Kilburn, native of Bridgton, but now
of New York, where he is fast wining fame,
has in the same gallery bright and cheerful
early-autumn scene in Bethel; also pair of
pickerel, cool and moist aud just taken from
their native pond. The charming little Dolo.
res, Queen of the Gypsies, a water color by
Mrs. Murray, which has been admired by SO
many, has found purchaser
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For Sale.

THE largest, the handsomest. the best matched
aud the best working pair of oxen in York or
Cumberland Counties, six years old, Tor sale. Price
$3.50 90. BE JORDAN.
Bar Mills, June 9, 1871. jun9tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

CASES of striped Grenadines reduced to day,
at Cogia Hassan's.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens If
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
New York stock. and Money Market.

NEW YORK, June I2- EUenino.- Gold closed
quiet and steldy at 1923, the clearances the day
having been nearly $l06,OOO,000 The ring OF specu-
lators in the Gold Exchange who are now carrying
> seven millions gold to-day made cash gold very
scarce and Put the borro wing rates up per cent
which completely dem0ra lied the foreign exchanges
Prime bankers sixty nays sterling winch Saturday
was quoted at 11OallOa to-day sold for lO9s and the
export OF specie is in consequ temporarily check
ed. Governments closed strong and higher
The following are the forenoon quotations of Gov
eminent Secnrties.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

CALL and see "Lothrop's new style window
SCREEN" 152 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

LONDON, June 12-4.3O P. M.-ConsoIs 91s for
money and account
American securities-U. s. $685. 1852 9OB; do 1865
old, 903 do 1867, 924; do 1O-40'S. $50.
Sugar 36s Cd on the spot and 3ls Cd afioat.
LIVERPOOL. June 12-4 P. M.-Cotton closed
irmer sales 20 900 bales Middling uplards,sI a sgd.
LIVERPOOL, June 12- 400, p. M-Bacon, 36s Cd
for Cumberland cut.
PARIS. June 12.-Rentes 52t 97c.
ANTWERP, June 12.-Petroleum 49Jf for fine pale
American.
MATANZAs, June 1.-[From Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circular. Observation-Disclosures for Europe con-
tinues parayzed ami rates are completely nominal
small at declining rates. We quote For the
United States W box Sugar 81; do iB hid do So; do
W 40 gals. Molas es, So. Pctatoes-The stock OF
native is fast diminishing and the demand Tor for
quote at $54 to So " bbI. Lumber-W. P. boards
have been in fair request Of late, buttbc cargoes
rived, both for sale AMI contract have fairly sup
piled the market Cargo of 1000 feet ex II. IL Nc
Gilvery. from Machils, brought $3.50 mile; $50 600
feet ex Mabel K. Staples, from Philadelphia, was
placed at s35 mile: another cargo from same place
and one from st. John, N. B., on contract. Pitch
Pine lumber is in better supply; two cargoes from
Fernandini and one from Wilmington have arrived
lately. We quote at from S3i3 to 80 mile. Box
Shooks-The lage stock of this article in store and
the mited inquiry they meet with, renders sales
quite limited, at low figures. Wa only know OF
Two operations amounting to about 1000 heavy
shocks from Beaufort, at 50 cent EACH The stock
afoat reaches about 10000 shocks. Hoops-Have
remained very fiat at declining rates Sales of 60 900
good IA ieet shaved from Philadelphia, at $47 81
miles 81 of II feet and 1000 of ii eet from Balti-
more, at $40 mile. HID. shoOks-Continue abuDd-
ant and without demand at present. We quote NOM
nally at from II to 10 rs for Molasses and Sugar
Sales of $50 hhds at 22 rs each aud 200 at % rs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
For Sale.

Sflft.
49, A two story brick dwelling house and barn,
t::; situated in Deering within 30 rods of the line
M..,l of this city, upon that beautiful emnence
souih OF Woodfords Corner. A more delightful
location for a residence cannot be found. The
lot is less than but can be enlarged at low
rate il applied for at once; hard and soft water is
abundant Immediate possession given and part OF
the purchase money can remain on mort gage APP
DIV on the premises, at Upham Il Adams, No. 1872
Commercial ST., or f, Newman, Esq, No. Union
ST., in this city.
may 2ieod3ws
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

LINEN switches received to-day at Coga
Hassan's
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
THE PR FSS.
TUESDAY, JUNE ID, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertise mcuis To-day.

va free Religious Notices must be sent IN
early as Friday noon.
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@ O Nj M H RC

Foreign Imports.
ST. JOHN, N. b. Br schr New DominIon-4773
box shocks, Jacob Baker.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

NORWICH, June 12-Aueustus Rrnndooe
Republican, was elected Mayor of New Lon,
don to-day, over r. L. Allen, Democrat nv n
majority Of 14S The entire Republican ticket
was chosen. The city government has been
Democratic for six years past.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
WAR DEPARTMEyT.
DIVISION OF TELEGRAMs AND REPORTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.

weather Report, June IL.
observations taken midnight exact local time at
na
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
CONNECTICUT.
Republican Victory.

WATERBURY, June - In the city election
to-day the Republicans carried the day in three
out Of four Wards, electing Is Republican
members of the Common CouDcil, gain OF IL,
ana the whole city ticket except the Mayor
me me democrats elected George b. Thomas
year was 200. 1t was the largest vote ever poll
ed at a city election
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

FUNERAL OF SEWARD NJ. BAKER, EsQ.-Tbs
funeral of the late Seward M. Baker, Esq
Chairman of the Board of County Commission
ers, took place at his late residence in Win
ham on Saturday afternoon. There was very
large number of friends and acquaintance as
sembled, more than the house could hold, and
among Them several of his associate county Of
fcers. Rev j. G. Snow of Westbrook Semin-
airy officiated, and preached somewhat ex-
tended discourse..appropriate to the event. The
remains were inferred in the family lot on the
farm, by the side of his father, mother and
brother
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS A llavantor cures Catarrl

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. sf.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

In these dark days of the drama when the
sensational and nude take precedence OF the
legitimate and modest, when self-sty led STARS
who ten years ago would have been consider
ed merely ordinary stock actors-overspread
the country as thckly as the twinkling ceies-
tial bodies from which they derive their name
dot the armament, it is a matter OF especiai
Importance and an occasion for hearty con
graduation when an actor of great reputation
appears before us who, possessed OF genius 10
well as talent, slowly, and by years OF TOLL n"s
climbed the ladder of fame and seized d. '".
the laurel crown. Such a man IS Oha'
thews, the great English comedian, "uo' -,
sixty-nintb year, has recently de'sn''" "o
New Workers with his inimitable persoh".loh'
and is now drawing crowded audiences IN bos-
ton. The great charm of his acting lies in the
wonderful mobility OF bis features, his unequal
led powers of mimicry, and his constant atten-
ton to Hamlets advice to the players. So
perfect is his makeup" that no one would
ever imagine him an old man in those light,
sparkling comedies in which he represents the
cool, dashing man about town. There is an
ease and grace in every motion that reminds
you rather of the French than the English
s age; of Charles Fechter for instance, albeit
Fechter is of the melO-dramatc rather than
the light comedy school. In some situations a
look from Matthews expresses more than the
wittiest repartee could convey and, on the
whole, there is probably no actor living, young
or old, on the stage at the present time that
can compete with him in his peculiar line of
characters.
This celebrated artist, who created such
sensation, with his first wife, Madame Vestrs,
at the old fremont Theatre in Boston, in
1878, and again, with his second wife, Lizzie
Weston Davenport, at tine Howard Ath@neum
in 1873, drawing forth the plaudits of the
fathers of the present generation of theatre
goers (as he does their OWN will appear before
a Portland audience at Music Hall, on the
evening of the 3Oth inst, supported by the
full strength of the Globe Theatre Company of
Boston. 1t is great treat to receive visit |
from SO distinguished an actor as Mr.. Matthews, |
out when he comes aided by such talent as |
Mr.. Grifiths, Mr.. w. j. LeMoyne, Miss Ame- |
ia Harris, Miss Josephine Orion and others,
we have surely occasion to rejoice and to offer
Mr.. Harry McGlenen, the efficient manager,
our heartiest thanks for the opportunities he
affords us to indulge in one of the rarest dra-
matte entertainments ever rendered to the citi
zens OF Portland. w.
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Horses. Dump Carts, Dump Cart

Executors Sale of Building On
Leased Land
Pursuant to license from the Judge of Probate
for the County OF Cumberland shall sell at Public
Auction, on Wednesday, the twenty first dav OF
June, 1871 at o'clock, Z. NJ on the premises, the
wooden building on Plum Street, formerly cccu-
pied by E. M. Patten, standing on leased lard the
lease having about years to The lot is LARGE
enough toll accommodate two additional buildings.
Further particulars at sale.
VIM H. JERKS. Executor,
f. o. BAILEY g. CO., Auetioneers.
june 10 1871-1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-13

Counterfeits on the Central Pacific bonds were dis
covered to-day but were poorly executed aud easily
detected. Money very cas- at 2d4 per cent. call
Stocks firm all day and closed the highest figures
- The following are the closing quotations Of
Stocks:
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Foreign Immigration to the United States has
now reached the proportions it assumed In 1852
and 1883. The figures are: 1852, 81, COS; 1853,
S6s, 6i5; 1862 3S5, 2S7; 1870, 37s7S6 The highest
number ofimmigrants ever received in any one
year was in 1854, when the enormous aggregate
or AZ 1888 was reached. This vast increase
began in the end OF 1916 and ran to the close of
1854, in which latter year the know nothing re-
action occurred with such violence, that In the
very next year the immigrat declined to
200, ST, falling Of Of more than half the agere.
gate of the preceding year. Nor was this in
jury recovered from, for the receipts fell stead
lily until in 1859 when only 12l ,2S2 immigrants
arrived. The lowest point reached BY the inn
migration was in 1861 snd 1862, in each OF which
years 1900 immigrants arrived. But in 1853
the receipts were nearly doubled, being 176 ,2S2,
followed excessively in succeeding years by
AIS, then 24s,12o, then 3ls,55i, and then
2ss, 35s, winding up with the figures given above
Among the causes for the increase are the free
homestead law, the vast increase OF mining and
manufacturing industry, and the prodigious
extension of our railway system that has opened
up SO many new fields for settlement and bust
hess.
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~walking classes are the l,,es, ..,or,.

~Walking classes are the latest agony.
- Memphis bellies lead Pet goats by b!ue
ribbons.
- drunken man can rarely walk IN q
straight line. He's more used 10 a rye tangle
81 The susanville Sage Brush j. high toned
California paper.
81 IL lie said that frozen potatoes can be cureJ
by soaking In water three days before cooking.
50 Mr.. johnson. a Michigander, extirp.tes
snakes by biting on their heads.
~ Balls are styed dances" in London socie-
~The Augusta journal speaks OF raising
piss az hogrIculture."
So The fashionable game OF Louisville bellies
is poker dice.
- Memphis editors characterize marders a.
" tragic sequek OF slight misundeTstandings
- Wagner IL said to be very poOr-in fact a
poor composer.
Brooches, or psntsloons, we're first worn
IN Europe in 1852.
sF-It is the fashion now, among italian g,.y-
hounds, and other pet dOgs, 10 wear six beck
hsllogg sings r" Sweet Home" as II she lived in
a hotel. WV IN
81 The first book lie supposed 20 have ham
written about Jobs times. No wonder bis a.
Fiction. e al
sra Mrs. Davis, OF Tennessee. aged "a. ia
cottng third set OF real teeth, and has conse-
quently cut her false ones.
- Since Kansas vigilance committee held
ing.
- The heirs OF Nine. Delibizarre, a Creole
lady OF New Orleans, are laying claim 20 that
poruon OF the city not awarded 70 Mrs. Gaines.
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The Fox Hunt az SuitIauds

Sir StdtOrd NoTthcote Was The Brush,
The rainy weather on Saturday last did not
deter the members Of the Joint High Commits
sion and other distinguished gentlemen from
attending the fox hunt at Suitlands, Prince
George county, Md, to which they were invited
by Mr.. 5. L. Suit, the hospitable owner OF that
tine country place. The party of invited guests
left this city about noon. General Schenck
took Earl de Gray and Mr.. Montague in his
carriage. Lord G0derich, Of the Commission:
Mr.: ID. Cremer, Of the English legation:
Judge Hoar, Governor Stanton, ex-Senator
Williams and lady, Judge Miller and lady, and
Sthers also went down in carriages; while Sir
Edward Thornton, the British Minister: Mr..
Northcote, son of Sir Staford and Messrs
howard ana lie Poer Trench, of the British
Legs.on, DIaVeG the elements by going down
on horseback. They were thoroughly soaked
by the driving rain before they arrived at Suit
land, but the party were soon reconciled to their
late, as they found comfortable apartments and
lunch awaiting them. There was q plentiful
supply OF substantials and del.cacies, with the
hnest wines OF all nations to wash IL down
After the party hadrested, the hunt com mencad
SndeI the direction OF Mr.. Taylor. Governor
stanton mounted horse and Joined the hunt
ers, about thirty in number, and the ladies wit
messed the start from the observatory on ton OF
the mansion. The first fox was soon run down.
jump. Sir Stafford got one fall but was recom
pensed by winning the brush, which he an hse-
quently presented TO Mr.. Williams The hunt
continued with fresh pack Of hounds until
O'Clock, when the party returned to the house
and sat down to an elegant dinner. There were
twenty at table, and toasts were drank 10 the
President, the Queen, the British and American
people, &c In foreign and domestic wines and
the festivities were kept mp until about o. m.
when the party returned to this city we'll pleased
with their days enjoyment, and warmly praisipg
the hospitality of their entertainer. A fine band
was At the house, and discoursed some exceIIent
music during the day.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad from
Canadian Point Of View.

OTTAWA, April 3.-Hon. Mr.. Upper during
debate on the subject OF the Annexation OF
BRUSH Columbia, on Saturday, argued that
the superiority Of the Canadian route for the
racine railroad was indisputable, and that the
alternate blocks of land, which wouId he The
property OF the government would realize
enough to discharge its pecuniary obligations.
respecting the railway, he expressed the belief
have nearly thousand miles Of desert TO RIM
through, would never (seeing Canada was de-
termined to push her road to that ocean 90
on Win their work beyond Pembina. Thew
YOU'D extend their line from Georgetown TO
Pemoina, and thence to Red river, but il would
never, ne thought, be carried further west in
view OF the Lar superior prospect OF our Do
mlnCn road.
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The Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, tcoTrdHt ofice,, April ,, l.S0 p.
NIT lie impossible to give very accurate es,i.
mates OF the results of the election.
The light rain which commenced shortly he
fore noon, and the muddy travelling from the
storm OF Saturday night, will effect the total
vote somewhat.
Last night, when clear day was probable. IL
was estimated that the total vote would he
nom GOO to $1,000, but it is likely now t. fail
The State is very close, and both sides are
eobndent. In the total registered vote OF over
100 600, it lie impossible to State what the resuIt
will be.
In Waterbury We hear that Kendrick, demo-
Srat, ior Congress, Is running behind his ticket
The democrats concede the election on strono
republican, in his district.
The majority for English in this city will be
reduced from $50 to 800 votes
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From New York


Skamer IH-Died from az Overdose of La1danum-
The BroadUay Widening Bill ConstitutionaL
NRw YORK, April 3.-Arrived, the Cleopatra,
from Havana.
Captain Morgan Dehony, a clerk in the Boars
an overdose of laudanum.
The Broadway widening matter has been de-
cided to-day by Judge Cardoza decl airing the
act OF the Legislature OF. 1871 constitutional,
and appointing james l.. Hennessy, Jr., a mem,
ter OF the old commission, and willism b
Astor ana Alexander T. Stewart as new COM
miksOnerS
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~ The Methodist Conference of westarn
Pennsylvania have opened Alleehanv CoItaaa
at Meadville to women as well as men.
MI. Moses Remington, OF Gold Hill.
Nevada, Is man Of his word He lately ta,S
ms VIE ne was going to kin her and he did,.
Inc propriety Of electing ut least one
s now under consideration in Indianapolis.
1.-THE "cameo," called by some the "Frou-
irou" fints, are simply the various sh AIDES OF
all the rage.
@The sub committee OF the Methodist Roo.
Concern in New York has adjourned sin, ~
without making any arrangement TO proceed
with the investigation OF the affairs OF the
concern. VA sne
York, In Ann, Chatham and Chamhers strsu.
and near the Washington market, we're broken
up by the police Saturday night, aid fortv or
nfty gamblers arrested, '"'S VI