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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-23

A LONG JURY SEssIoN.-The jury in the
case of State v. William Chase, retired about
II o'clock Saturday morning to consider the
case and make up their verdict. Judge God
dard remained in his room until II o'clock at
night for the purpose of receiving the verdict;
but the Jury not having agreed, he went home.
The jurors were in session all day Sunday, and
about O'Clock in the evening were discharged
by the Judge, after session of thirty-three
hours, without having agreed upon a verdict.
The case having been tried twice before with
the same result, we presume Judge Goddard
thought it his duty to keep the present jury
together as long as possible, in the hope that
they might agree upon a verdict, and in this
course he will be sustained by the public 1t
costs the county no small sum to have a case
tried several times without verdict being rem
dered. We remember that Judge Fox on one
occasion refused to discharge jury after they
had twice come into court and stated that there
was no possibility of agreeing. The case had
been tried once before, and he would not dis
charge them. That jury did finally agree upon
verdict, which was afterwards found to be a
just one.
We presume this is the last we shall hear of
the Chase case. 1t seems impossible to get
twelve jurymen to agree in opinion, and we
cannot see the policy of putting the county to
any further expense in trying the case.
BY order OF the Court, the jurors were we'll
provided for during their long session. Tbey
had warm and comfortable room. hads ord
bedding from the q. S. Hotel and wehs for
catered for their appetites.
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Maine Legislature
Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
SENATE

Especial Dispatch by International Line.I
SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Jan 21-The Committee on Agri-
culture reported resolves requesting the Secre
tary of War to establish the system of storm
signals in Maine as in other States.
Mr.. Dudley, of Aroostock, presented the
following order:-Thar the Committee on In.
sane Hospital be instructed to inquire into and
report what special legislation, if any, is nec-
essary to indemnify the State for expense in-
Cured aud constantly mourning by reason Of
the continual "anpleasantries'' Of the town
OF Westbrook, and also to recon- me nd the nee
essary measures to institute proceedings against
saio town TO recover damages by reason there
VI, ana devise some means whereby the town
ot Westbrook may forever hold its peace.
HOUSE.
senate papers cencurred in.
tne iollowiog petitions we're presented and
referred or John aodsdon and 800 inmates
Ut the National Soldiers Asyl IN tor the right
to vote in State and municipal elections; to
make valid the doings of the Baptist Society
OF Gray; of $50 citizens of towns in the lower
tenobscot and 673 lac les in the same towns for
the repeal of the law prohibiting the throwing
OF drift wood into the Penobscot; of N. G.
Marshall of York for power to erect wharf;
OF J. Il: Bradford for lncorporat ON.
Mr.. Gannett, of Bath, presented an order di.
rectlpg The judiciary Committee TO see if fur
Their legislation is not necessary TO empower
Overseers Of the Poor to restrain the husband
and father OF family from misspendirg his
earnings, and to secure the same to his family
who are likely to become paupers.
The following reports of CON mittees were
presented: BY the Interior Waters Commit
tee, bills to prevent the throwing of edgings
into Violette brook and of Q. g. Hathron for
authority to extend wharf into tide water of
Muscongus harbar; by the Banking Commit
Tee, bill to extend the time of renewing the
charter of Lime Rock Bank.
-, All the bills reported yesterday were read
tn1rd time and passed to be engrossed.
Inc Senate bill to authorize the CITY of Hal
ioweIl to aid in building a steam saw mill was
l9oeunitey postponed by "a vote of 76 to f.
afte' a discussion, in which Messrs. Cram.
fiKe and Cleaves opposadI the measure
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0hAND TRUNK kAILwAY-1s9 cans milk, 2 cars
corn do potatoes, do butter, do bark do heads
! 20 shook do paper, Is do lumber, do shi leles
40 sundr1es; shipment East, 400 bbls -four car "a.
per; shipments TO Europe, n cars provisions,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse. 20
Dols 9oops Fl do bowels, 10 bols. apples, 45 pkgs
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROAD-3cars pota.
oes, 40 hoons casks potash, 50 bales batting 81
~ cars bbls, ~ goods ~ prs springs
- ooxes axes, 10 bds leather, 1872 d paper, bbls
'aho"' iiS pigs mdse, 80 cars freight tor Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM rosToN.-1 COPPER
ooer on noxes dye stutfs % bbls red wood 10 shds
aIe ~ bali Dbl DO. 40 bars iron 20 bags meal ID
nales coTdage ~ bds bark rs ties d. so nbls pork
90 ale 70 dressed hog, II pcs pipe, crates apple
sauce, IL cooking stoves, u bids broom handles do
sheet lron boiler 20 kegs soda, so boxes lemons ~
Uses iard 80 bds paper. 600 bars iron, 27S mats
cases oranges, ITO pkgs to order; for Cana
ia and up country, rs bales manila cases oil cloth
boxes TIN, casks oil 16 axles, 10 bars STEEL II
S9is phosphate lime 30 BALE wool so bds leather 80
ools OF aye stus, 20 bags dye wool "A sets wueeIs
boxes fish, II pcs marble IL radiators, 15J pkgs 10
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE FROM NEW YoRK-37
VA es cotton DO rope, do tobacco 15o burr blocks
noo green sailed hIdes 1900 dry do, bds 4ther 50
w paper. 1888 do do hansings, "a do wheels, 81 DO
Pas anu brOoms, ~ hhis sugar. Is DO tObac, O. les
~ III Casks alum, II 10 linse ID oil, do ssins 800
quests tea, 123 bars r0n 100 boxes tobacco, 100 do
soa 10 do starch, 20 do glass; 2OO do rasirs S491
do do "a do clocks 10 do POTASH 30 bags COT.
wagons, sleigh, 10 b1ls. sugar, 10 molasses
10 10 oranges, large machine, 200 pkgs sundries
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THE RAILROAD HEARING AT AUGUsrA.-The
bill to extend the time for locating and con
structing the railroad from Portland to the
State line to Rutland ana to Oswego, and in.
creasing the number of Directors, contained q
third section providing for changes and add.
tons upon tide water at Portland harbor with
branch line to Saco. Objection was made to
this section on the ground that it might enlarge
the powers previously granted the corporation.
Such purpose was promptly disavowed and the
section stricken out, unanimous consent being
granted to the passage of the bill in commit
tee, enlarging the number Of directors and ex
tending the time for locating and completing
the railroad.
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Foreign m arkcts.


LONDON, Jan. 2O-5 P. M.-Copso.s closed at %, m
923 tor money and account.
american securites-U. 8. 6-20s, 1862, 904; do 1863
old, 89s; do 1867, SSs do 10-4Oe, SO. StocksNErie
a1sst 1hnos Central Ito; Atlantic & Great Western
-, LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-5 P. M.-Cotton steady; sales
II,o00 bales; Middling uplands 7H@sd. Refined Pc
troieum easier at Is i5ld @ Is I8d. Common Resin
Gs Cd. ~
brics steady.
LONDON, Jan. 20-5 P. M-Linseed Oil frmer at
29s 3D. Sperm Oil active at 80s Spirits Petroleum
armer at los I'd. Talow ass Sd. Glover See As Sd
HAVANA. Jan. 21.-Sugars Of all qualities are
slightly advanced. The absence of business for the
want OF stock in the market favors the seller. The
weekly market closed yesterday as follows sugar
Nos. 10 to 70 firm at 81 q lot reals " arroba is to
20 firm at 1ofgl2f reals; Molasses Sugar, Nos: to
reals. There were exported during the week rom
Havana and Matanzas 1000 boxes all to the United
States. Stock remaining In warehouses at Havana
and Matanzas 5000 boxes and 1000 hhds MoIasses
-clayed steady at 81 reals
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SOuth America.
VENEZUELA.

CARACAS, Jan. 1O.-The country is still un-
settled. Gugas now refuses to obey Guse-
mans order to deliver up revolutionary fleet.
GuseWan, at the head of 1000 men, goes to
Maracaibo to compel Gulgas to comply and to
bring matters to q settlement.
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Building Loan Mortgage,
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, Henry A. Brown, OF the CITY OF
w Portland, in the cou'.ty OF Cumberland. on
the twenty-ninth day OF July 1867. bv his mortgage
for said county, book 356 page A. conveyed TO SAID
city a tain lot land ana the buildings thereon
situated on the soutberly side OF Lincoln street In
said Portland. being the same premises SILT TO said
Brown by NJ loses Gould by his deed dated August
14tb 1856 and recorded in The REGISTRY OF Deeds 10
said county book 347 rage al, with au horty in the
case OF the breach of the condition In said mortgage
to sell said premises at auction and from the pro-
ceeds 10 pay the debt secuted hereby Aud, where's
as, the condition OF said mortgage deed las been
broken by said Brown;
This is to give notice that said house and lot wild
be old at public auction on said premises, on the
the for the reason and purpose aforesaid.
In witness whereof, I. Heory w. Hecsey, in be-
half OF said city Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF
the authority given me in said Decd have hereuuto
set my hand, give this notice this fourth day Of
January, 1871. ii. ". HERSEY.
inc, IL, 20-1w1etd Treasurer OF Portland.
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Domestic Markets.

xnHIoAeO. Jan. 2l-Flour strong end unchanged.
wheat stea y; No.2 2l4 Corn steady and ac-
a s new w. No: at g, nc Oats quet No AZ
G4c. Rye steady; No at SOC. Provisions firm
MeSs rork active at 20 6.s9 20 70. Lard i1t012fc
hu'R Meats strong: short ribs 9Ac. VIII skey steady
at S6c. Dressed hogs Il nj and higher at SOa7 Sd.
kecepts-b0O bbis. -four. 80 0OU bnsh wheat az :.
99o oush. corn, 1000 busb OATS loco bush barey
dressed hogs ' --''
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 21.-Flour quiet Wheat lower
NO. Red Wabash 80; No. 2 do "a. Corn dull :
low Mixed and Michigan 54c.
CINCINNATI, Jan 81 Mess pork buoyant at 20 30
92l co. Lard l1t9l2&c, full prices. Bulk meats are
hrm at 7c for shoulders 9c clear rib and roc tor
clear SIDES. Bacon In limited demand at Gle for
shoulders. tor clear rib Bulk meats at 13c for
shoulders. Live hogs buoyant and unsettled at 90
OswEGo. Jan. 21.-The total amount of -four and
grain from the lake regions eastward via Lake Onta
RIO during 1870 equal to 20 459 bushels against
3O,s5l 40 bushels in 1869.
new ORLEANS: Jan. 21.-Cotton steady and In
fair demands MiddliDg uplands 144c.
MOBILE, Jan. 2l.-Cotton firm; Mlddling up
lands 144c. -
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2t.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands 14ic.
lands 14Rc, a' e w
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MASSACHU SETTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BOSTON, Jan. 21.-The marble statue OF the
late Governor Andrew, by Thomas Ball, has
arrived and will soon be placed in the State
House with appropriate ceremonies.
Oe9nis Negan, convicted of rape, to day re-
ceived HE sentence in the State prison. Ed
to five years.
The discovery under the railr ,ad bridge in
Quincy this morning of the dead body OF an
unknown nan, well dressed, apparently 60
years Ola, with severe wound on the back
part of bis bead, induces a suspicion that he
was murdered and robbed.
=, deldowsky's furniture mandatory, at East
cambridge, large frame structure, was burned
this morning. Loss $50, 600; insured $4,000
letter to Victor Emanuel, coneratula'ing
him on the thorough establishments OF Italian
UNITY, signed by men prominent in mercantile,
soc,ai aud scholarly position, beaded by Gov.
C!adp, is soon to be sent from this city. =
Investigation iuto the affairs of the insovent
Monitor Mutual Fire Insurance Co. shows its
outstanding risks to be 81 OIL 900; its liabii-
ties, $4,000 763; assets, $4,000, 726 or ratio of
less than 19 per cent Of assets to liabilities.
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james P. Nilier Of the city OF Port
w land In the County OF Cumberland, on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1868, os his mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded In the Registry OF DEEDS
tor said county, book $780, page 1855 cd to said
city certain lot OF land and the building thereon
ST. ua'ed ION the sou h-easterly Cumber-
land and Montgomery streets, IN said Portland, ex-
tending seventy two iee on Cumberland street, and
sxtv-one feet on MONTGOMERY street, being the same
premises occupied nv said Miller at the time Of the
great fire, July 1865 with authority In the case OF
the breach VI the condition in SAID mortgage TO sell
said premises at auction and trcm the proceeds 10
pay the debt secured thereby. And whereas. the
condition Of said mortg ge deed has been broken BY
said Miller,
This Is to give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction said premises. on the
tweuty-eghth day OF January, 1911, u ten o'clock
In the forenoon, the reason and purpose aoresa
In witness whereof, I, H.nry W. Hefsey, in behalf
OF said city. Treasurer thereof, by virtue Of the
authority given me in said deed. have hereunto set
my hand, and give this notice, this fourth day OF
January, 1871.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
jnG,i3, 2othend1w Treasurer OF Portland.
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ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Eighth Entertainment. p, A. e. N. q. Course.
sylvester Troupe. :. Portland Theatre.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Inc Olairsoyanf. DR.. o. Fitzgerald.
Hos etIer's stomach Buffers.
etats II importance Convention.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boston and Pri,adelphia Steamship Line.
Wanted to Purchase. L ID atrout.
For Sale or Rem NV. Jerris.
Want I'd, =. w. Coombs.
Wabte 80. Rooms.
Store TO Let e. e Little.
Gable Screw Wire Boos and Shoes.
A an Steam hip Line. HISTORIAN.
House and Lot for Sl7vC. Nv. Il. Jerrls.
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The Fakir will give another of his pleasing
entertainments this evening at Music Hall,
and will distribute the usual number of pres
ents. His matinee Saturday afternoon was q
crowded one. and the children were delighted.
Every one of the orphans Of the Asylum re-
ceived present. The gold watch was award
ed to little son of Mr.. j. w. York, chief clerk
in the post Office. In the evening Dutch
man got the $45 in greenbacks.
Wednesday afternoon, by request another
matinee will be given, when every child will
receive present of some kind or other. The
Fakir goes East after Wednesday evening.
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Household Furn,tcre, &C. az .u,-
lion

ON Wednesday, Jan 25,h. at Il n o,,,ock n, .,
~ l43 Oxford Il, we shall sell The FurnitI,r. IN
said house. consisting Ia mart OF Parlor SUITS IN h
Waleut and Hair Cloth, Marble Top Table 'Wbaf,
Nots, OIL Paipti"es, Tapestry Carpets H,r Tree
Chestnut Chamber Sets, iGgr ain Carpets Toilet Sts
Hair aud Excelsior Mstre ses, Spring n, ds rsatb.
or Beds, Bedding, Black Wa out TX ensi0n Tsb,e
Dining Room Chars, Silver Plated Tea Service
China. CrOckery, anu Glass Ware. Cutlery, Two par,
Tor Coal Stoves. EiJorado Cook Stove, t>gether with
Kitchen En- niiu'r.
This Furniture Is all new and OF the best work.
manship and flt-h.
1aistd +. O. BAILEY & Co.. Aucprs.
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FOR EIGN

The War in Europe.
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NE w YOR X.

COLLECTOR MURPHY AND THE FENIANs.
NEW YORK, Jan. pa Washington dis
patch states that Mr. Thornton, British minis
ter, has semi officially requested Secretary
Fish to inform him whether Collector Murphy
was Authorized to tender a welcome in the
name of the United States government to the
Fenians who lately arrived in this city, who
though they had received the Qneen's ciemeu.
cy could not be regarded other than foes to the
British government. The attempted reception
the circumstances attending the affair, have
revived in this city rumors of the probable
speedy retirement of Collector Murphy.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The Methodist Book Concern before finally
adiourniEg yesterday adopted a resolution de.
fining distinctly the duties of the book aeeu,
and his assistant. The latter shall receive his
orders from the agent and act directly under
him. There is said to be a new movement on
foot against Dr. Lanahan, which will compel
another session of the committee at an early
day.
The Holland testimonial fund now amounts
to SILICON and will be raised to 500. 900 Fech-
ter and Miss Lcclercq will appear on Wednes.
day in the charitable cause.
Inc New York State Electric Medical Socie.
" mas elected Prof. Matthew II ale Smith Pres
ldent and DR.. W. H. Bowsler Secretary. -.
Inc lately reported robbery of Roswell D.
hing, 1eweler, of Williamsburg, of $4,000 worth
ct jewelry and money, turns out to have been
his own invention to escape the nayment Of
debts. f"'
A convention of sympathizers with Ireland
IS to De beid on the arrival OF the other exiles,
TO effect with their cooperation a complete
land.
Inc Poles in this city celebrated tonight the
anniversary of the instruction of 1863 The
speakers denounced the tarbarities of Prus.
san soldiers in France AMI the tyranny OF
Aing William, and spoke earnestly of the need
OF republican principles 10 Germany.
The steamer Tybee arrived to-day from San
domingo the 18th, where she left United States
steamers Yantc, Saratoga aud the flag ship
severn, Rear Admiral Lee commanding. The
Nantucket was at Port au Plate.
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FIRE.-The alarm at half-past o'clock last
night, from box 81, was occasionally little
girl accidentally setting fire to window cur
tain in room in brick tenement on Centre
street, owned by Mr.. James Nolan, and occu-
pied by several families. Patrick Welsh occu-
pied the room where the fi-e occurred. It was
extinguished by the inmates with but slight
damage to the room. and without the aid of
the fire department., who were prompt to an
swer the alarm.
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In THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE have rec.
commended FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HyPoHosPHrrEs, and have found invariably
the following results: Greater freedom of the
action of the Lungs, increased and more easy
e1pectoration in cases indicated by dry cough,
and decided augmentation Of tone in the whole
nervous system. JAMES SALMON MD.
Chapman, Queens County, N. B.
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AUCTION SALES.
sale to Close Consignment.

ON MONDAY and Tuesday. January q ard "a,
at 10 a. m. and p. In each DAY, we shaw sell
AZ saesroom TO close cnDsigI ments. wooden cloth,
nnsns, ores' gods, shirts and drawers osiery,
+ ,,n YES. aney goons, buttons. An s.sortrent Of
and ys,le.. WIT. gTanite, c. q. Rockingham
on nl a'n'e s 100 hume TO mention. These
mut be closed. '" sun Pieu"S "a ="
jasitd =. o eAILFY e CO. auct.ore.ry.
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SUDDEN DEATH Juliet Griffin of Har.
rson, wife of Mr. Charles Griffin, came to tbj,
city last Wednesday, on her way to Saccarap.
pa, and being slightly i'll was induced to re.
main here with a friend a few days. Saturday
evening she as seized With fit and before
medical aid could be drained, expired Hell
husband is in Roston. The body will be taker
to Harrison to-day for burial. Coroner Hal
was called, but after consultation with hel
brother, deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

VI Our advertising patrons are requested 10 send
IN he'r copy as e,rly tn the day as possible. Id
refreshments to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, (ao! Sunday
B-Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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SAILING OF A STEAMER.-The steamer
"Prussian." Capt Dutton, sailed from this
port for LIVERPOOL on Saturday evening at ten
O'Clock with q CABIN and 10 Storage passe d.
gers for Liverpool and 6 cabin passengers for
b Johns, N, F. Among the passengers for
Liverpool wer- Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel, H. Cram
VI 'o'' ci'v, on their wedding tour.
1ne steamer to arrive ibis week Is the "Scau.
"na@u' Capt. Ballantine. Tue steamer to
sah neA' saturday is the HISTORIAN" Capt.
Arid
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jan24th

POVERTY rs BAD, but the worst kind of pov.
erty is poverty of the blood; this makes man
"poor indeed, for it takes away his strength,
courage and energy; but enrich the blood with
Its vital element, Iron by taking the Peruvian
Syrup, IA protoxide OF irod,) and you will feel
rich and as good as any body"
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TEMPERANCE AT THE CAPITAL.
MISSOURI.

BANQUET TO GEN. BLAIR.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. @. -Three bnndrad nrom;.
nent officers, citizens and politicians attended
abanqaet to Senator Blair last night. Gov.
Brown and ex Senator Henderson were amono
the speakers
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Q O M M H II CIAL.

FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-1he foreign exports from
70 rortland last week amounted to $377 ,2l6 Among
tne exports were 1924 box shocks, 426S shooks and
1oo prs headings $50 bbls potatoes, IL do beans, 2s
t nxs herring, 400 bush. barley, 2sSss TBS pork "a
lyons o Ieed and bran 6252 gals viii key aud spirits
lbs bacon, 4s4 200 do butter 200 do lard
ce;.iS 90 potash. 1880 do pearlash, $4,000 do bee
ooao bush. wheat, masts, 81 pkgs mdse,
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JANUARY CRIMINAL AND DIV L TERM-aoDpARr
j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Tn mas Il. Murray, appel
liant. Appel from conviction in the Municipa
Court on a search and seizure process. Verdict mo-
guilty.
Mattocks. A. W. Bradbury.
State vs.. William Chase. Jury out.
Mattocks. Biou Bradbury
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The PEOPLES CONCERTS J. L.
Shaw and G 20. A. Jones have about complet-
cd their arrangements for the peoples con-
certs and will place the price of season ticket
with reserved seats at dollar, with charge
of twenty cents for ticket for a single concert
Although there seemed to be a prospect Of
break in the arrangements week ago yet we
are told that the occasion for such prospect
was one that could not be avoided and has
been satisfactorily explained and, although all
the musical talent of the city is not down on
the programmes. yet the greater proportion is
engaged The first concert, it is now announc-
ed will be given by Mrs. Wentworth Stevenson
OF the Cathedral choir, with the Arions and
Portland Band; second concert by Mrs. Wealth
erbee, Messrs. Munroe, Thurston, Haskell and
Shaw; third concert bv Mrs. Wentworth Stew
enson and the Portland Band, both as military
baud and orchestra; and the last concert by
the Haydn Association, the Arion Club and
Portland Band. By this change in the ar
raDgement, from the original plan as published
by rs, it will be seen that the Kreutzer Club
and Rossini Club do lot take part.
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MAIN e.

OR.
BANGOR, JAN ga fire last evening burn
ca the stable attached to tho house of Daniel
Sullivan. Loss small. At three o'clock thia
morning a wooden block ON East Market
Square owued by e. NJ. StrI1weII and occupied
3oy A; d. Jones as saloon and residence, J..
A. Wallis, beer maker, and Luther Gowen
provision dealer, was burned out, DESTROYING
most OF the contents. Total loss $4,000 10 $4,000.
An hour later building on Central bridge.
owned by D. P. Wingate and occupied by A.
Doane, silver platter, and j. II. Gould, dye
mouse, took fire in Doane's shop. doing consid-
cradle damage both to his stock and that of the
house. Injury to the building small. Losses
and insurance unknown,
THE WEATHER
has grown rapidly cold to-day, the thermome.
ter at9 T. NJ, indicating ten degrees below
zero, with heavy northwest wind.