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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Edward S. Stokes,
Secretary of the Brooklyn Oil Refinery Com
pany, has given $4,000 bail to appear for trial
for alleged forgery and embezzlement from the
company. Stokes says his course was to pre-
vent the incorporation of the company's
funds by Byers, its Treasurer, and his friends
claim that the prosecute on is instigated by
Jealousy on the part of James Fisk, Jr, and
that a woman is at the bottom of the affair."
The Life-Saving Benevolent Society of this
city have presented Capt. Williams, Of Will
liams 8 Gaion's steamship Wisconsin, gold
ing the lives Of ali on board the ss s6fD N sfS d.:
Wolf, which he fell in with Oct. 18th sinking
in mid ocean. -'-s
Letters lately received in this city state that
the defaulting Collector, Joshua F. Bailey, has
purchased magnificent country seat near
Wilhamshohe, Germany, where he is living
with his family.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

A GREAT DROUGHT IN NEW ENGLAND
Mills stopping for Want Of Water-Manufactur
ers Buying Noraoak Engines -Complaints are
heard from every quarter of the scarcity of
water in the New England States. Thousands
OF mechanics are being thrown out of employ
ment, and the spring demand for goods will
find many manufacturers unprepared to fill
their orders. The more shrewd and energetic
of them are buying the superior engines man
ufactured by the NoRwALK IRON WORKS, of
SOUTH NoRwALK, CONN, and will be ready to
take the orders from the hands of their COM
petitors who are waiting January thaup. See
extracts from letter of II. F. Hayden, Chief
Engineer of U. S. Senate, in our advertise.
ment colnmn.
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SNATCH TH1EF.-Last night fellow passing
by Burleigh's clothing store on Middle street,
grabbed coat that was hanging at the door
and made off with it. The clerk in the store
observed the affair and gave chase to the fellow
down Middle, Exchange and Moulton streets,
at the latter place overhauling the scamp, who
turned upon the clerk and gave him severe
blow, knocking him down; but the latter hung
to the coat and rescued it, while the thief man
aged to escape.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

Us Ifyou have discharge from the nose
offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense
of smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated, lpain
or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you
may be sure that you have the Catarrh,.-
Thousands annually, without manifesting halt
of the above symptoms, terminate in Consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease is so
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. DR.. R. v. Pierce, M. Z. ,133 Sene-
ca street, Buffalo, N. Y, is the sole proprietor
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy--a perfect
special for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" or
Catarrhal Headache, which he sends to any
address by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold
by druggists.
ian1Cth- and1 v tutb g pywft
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton frmer; sales $500 600
bales; Middling uplands 114c. Flonr.saes ~ So 1SS
60; round hoop Ohis 10 q 20; wes.esn Sg@
OO Southern % q 49, Wheat le h1saes; ss1es
900 bush.; No. Spring ! 40 e. sn c WA,
Michigan chg tu CO. o Corn nrmer sales bush new
Mixed Western rs q 7sc; old 90 sSc; o OatsmOhio 60
do ~ S5 "a Is TO- prime do II 90 q II 25 Lard heavy
at ia "a 12tc. Butter quiet; Ohio ~ a 25c; State
20 a 4Oc. Whiskey lower; Western free sOic. Rice
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rELEGRApuun rus

The printers of Savannah are on strike for
thousand 0'.'' poA
David R. Floyd Jones, formerly secretarv IF
State and Lieut. Governor of New YORK ia
dead. 40
The foundered bark Volunteer has been tow
ed into Boston harbor y She is 305 tons and
was built in Yarmouth, Me-, in 1851.
To sustain State constabulary of $50 men
in Massachusetts it will cost 1927 $50.
The Home ms. Co., of New Haven have
made assignments to Samuel E. Mexair.
The great iron railroad bridge over the Ohio
at Parkersbug, w. Va, is completed.
NThe evangelical clergymen of Cincinnati
have passed resolutions against the license oil
houses of prostitution BY the city government.
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A. A. Strout for Pratt.
Bonney & Pullen for Gan
City Affairs.

The regular monthly meeting of the Com.
mon Council was held last evening.
The order which passed the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen January %, for the payment Of
$500 to the Portland Water Company, for the
supply of water for the Fore street fountain
to January 1st 1871, and in full for all demands
against the city to same date, for damages, was
tabled.
All other papers from the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen were acted upon in concur
renee. Adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
FOR EIGN.
The War in Europe.
France.
EFFECTS OF THE R0MRARDMENT

EFFECTS OF THE COMMANDMENT.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 8.-The bombardment of
the Paris Notifications is kept up with vgor
and effect. The barracks of Fort Montrouge
have been set on fire and destroyed. 1t is re-
ported that some shells have fallen in the gar
dens of Luxembourg. The advance columns
of the German forces in the valley of the Loire
have reached Nogent, LIE Rostrose, Sarge, So
vigny and La Chatre. They encountered an
obstinate resistance along the whole line. A
detachment of the army investing Belfort
stormed the village Of Danpontin, south OF
that city on Saturday and took 700 prisoners.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Minister Washburne and Mr.. Hoffman are re-
ported we'll by Consul Read, Just from Paris.
One hundred and fifty Americans are still in
Paris. The American ambulance corps is do
ing the most efficient service. The lombard
ment is terrible noisy, but indecisive.
DISPATCH FROM KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The King telegraphs to the
Queen as follows:
Versailles, JAM 8.-Frederick Charles con-
tlnues his victorious advance on LIE Mans.
everything has been quiet in the North since
the 81: The bombardment here is proceeding
favorably. The barracks in Fort Vauores are
on fire.
(Signed) WILLIAM.
A REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, Jan. "a Republican demonstra-
ton has broken out in Bavarian Granada.
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New Advertise menis To.D.v


AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters.
The Nile Tribnt aries of Abyssinia,
new Attractions. I'D. w. Robinson.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Concert and Readings by the Arions and Russell.
exhibition and Ball. City Hail.
seventh Entert ainment. p. a. q N. U. course.
Social Assembly. Fluent Hall.
Promenade Concert Lancater Hall.
By request. Concert.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
The Norwalk Engine Company.
CITY Fire insurance Company. Statement.
Lost Pocket Book.
Found. :. Port Monnaie.
p K. K. Co. Charles Holden.
Chambers Quadrille Band. -. D. II. Chandler
Department of State. Official.
Reed Organs. :. .nitson q Co.
Notice. ..Shiriey, Howe & Co.
Wanted. :. Flour Barrels.
Sagadahock House. John S. Milliken,
To Let. -. Front Room.
Dressed Hogs. Woodbury., Latham & Glidden.
Notice. Norton, Chapman & Co.
Board. ...68 Spring street.
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, james p. Miller of the city Of Port
w land. In the County OF Cumberland, on the
fourteenth day OF December, 1868, by his mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded in the Registry OF Deeds
tor said county book 1885, page 1885, conveyed to said
city certain lot OF land and tho building thereon,
situated ION the sou h-easterly corner OF Cumber-
land and Montgomery streets, in said Portland, ex-
tending seventy-two feel Cumberland street, and
sixtyone feet on Montgomery street, being the same
premises occupied nv said Miller at the time OF the
great fire. July 4, 1865, with authority in the case OF
the breach OF the condition in said mortgage to sell
said premises at auction, and from the proceeds
pay the debt secured thereby. And whereas. the
condition of said morg deed has been broken by
said Miller
This is to give notice that said house and lot will
be sold at public auction On said premises. on the
twenty eighth day OF January e71, at ten o'clock
in the torenoou the and purpose Aforesaid.
In witness whereof, l, Henry w. Hersey, in behalf
Of said city. as 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,
inc, 49, 2Othend1w Treasurer OF Portland.
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WE would call the attention of business men
and others to the statement in our columns
this morning of the City Fire ms. Co. OF Hart
ford, Conn, represented in this city bv the
well known firm of W. D. Little & Co. While
many companies will show loss for the past
year, this company has made gain in its as
sets of about 100000. We would recommend
this company and firm to any deserving relia-
BILE insurance. All
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

ST. PAUL's <CHURcH.-The frienss of st.
Paups-and we hope they have many, as they
desire-will remember that they can get their
moneys worth and do good with the same, by
attending the entertainment advertised else
where for Wednesday night
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CUMBERLAND CONFERENCE.-THE are re-
quested to republish the following:
The semi-annual meeting of the Cumberland
Conference will be held with the Plymouth
Church, Portland, Tuesday (to-day and We'd
nesday, January 10 and IL, 1871.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Tuesday, Organization and Devotional Ex-
ercises, 9; Observation-Disclosures, their law and
methods, 10 IL; Sermon. by Rev. Samuel Har-
rs, D. D., President of Bowdoin College, 2 1-2;
Discussion" Irreligious Literature" intro
duced by Rev. E. Y. Hincks, of State Street
Church, evening.
Wednesday,. Prayer meeting, 9; Discussion
How to make the most of the Sabbath, IL;
Question box-All are invited to contribute
brief practical questions, 10 2; Conference
Sermon-Rev. John G. Adams of Falmouth,
PIP; Administration OF Communion.
Pastors and delegates will find a committee
at the church to assign places of entertainment.
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HARPER's BAZAAR. number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &c., 3S7
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
of Fashionitakes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle:
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NEW RAMPsHIRE.

WEATHER. ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON via LITTLE.
TON, Jan 9.-Observation taken at Up. M
Barometer q. 40; change plus .04; thermometer
minus 10; change minus. Relative humidity
20. Wind NJ; velocity of wind 80 miles Der
hour. There is a beautiful auroral display.
The weather is clear and pleasant with an al
most stationary barometer. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

Few PEOPLE unacquainted with physiologi-
cal chemistry are aware of the quantity OF iron
in the blood, but all should kno,o the impor-
lance ofkeeping up the supply, for debility,
disease and death are sure to follow when the
quantity becomes too much reduced The Pc
ruvian Syrup "a protoxide of Irony supplies
this vital element, and has cured many chron-
ic diseases. jan1Oth. eo6 &w1w,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

Prof. Denton lectured last evening at
Browns Hall to a crowded house. He will
give his fourth lecture at the same place this
evening at 2 o'clock. Subject, "The An
tiquity of Man,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

FROM NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the use of FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHTEs, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, its efficacy in reseoring thir functions Iof
Digestion and Evacuation is manifest.
ian1Ot, -d2Hw1w
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THE verdict is finally rendered in the long
trial of Washing Machines in favor of G. H.
Kidneys Cataract Washer, the only perfect
washer in existence, SO say every one that sees
it work. 1t will be on exhibition few DAYS
longer at No. 80 IL Congress street. Go and
see this washing machine.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10
New York stock and Money Market.

Money quite active TOR little while this AFTER
noon, but the demand YVES readily supplied at per
cent. Gold and per cent. currency. Sterling Ex-
change dull at 1904 a 40.
Stocks much stronger to- day than for long time
past, and the general impression on the street seems
to be that an extensive Bull movement is about to
be inaugurated, the increased ease in Money afford
ing favorable opportunity, and large earnings and
low prices of stocks of money dividend paying roads
also favoripg a rise. Late in the day there was
break in Hannibal q St. Joseph stock caused by
ward course OF the market and the closing prices
were generally lower. The following are the closing
quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ................. 453
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

For COUGHS and Threat Disorders, use
"Broacm's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by test of many years.
Ihdve never changed nay nland respecting
them from the first accepting so think get better
Of that ichich I began thinking aoeN Of"
REV HENRY WARD BEFcHrR
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f. o. BAILEY & Co., sell at 10 o'clock to-
day at house No. 1874 Cumberland street,
Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, etc. See adver-
tiSement in another column
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GREAT SALE of Sleighs, Pungs, Wolf and
Buffalo Robes at Taylor's Auction Rooms, IA
and 16 Exchange street, on Saturday at ten
o'clock. jan5th st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

7. H. MURRAY corner of Middle and Hamp-
shire strcetsIis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order. ian3d-tf
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REMEMBER the auction sale Of Sleighs,
Robes, &C., at the Repository of John Russell
on Congress street this morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy early IN the day as possible. Id
vertisements to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday.)
gS- Free Religious Notices must be sent in no
early as Friday noon.
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DRs. E. CLARK, J. M. Cummings and c. H.
Burr give permission to refer to them, in re
as administered By Dr. o. # Bf so2aEsEss s4 A Ai5
gresS street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

ERRATTA.-In kthe thermometrical report
published in Mondays PRESS, $780, should
read 1871. Also on January 9th, Friday, 7.50
a. M, "30 deg" seould read 81 deg.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

SAGADAHoc HOUSE, BATH.-This favorite
abiding place for the traveller has just been re-
opened to the public. During the past season,
it has been enlarged, repaired, thoroughly rem
ovated and improved by the introduction of
additional conveniences for the household and
the guests. The Office, which has been remov-
ed to the floor level with the treet, is as roomy
and handsome as it is possible for such an
apartment to be; the dining room has been ell
egantly painted and frescoed and re-furnished;
steam cooking apparatus has been introduced,
and all the guest roOms-100 in number, both
single and double-are now supplied with new
furniture, and otherwise made more attractive
The new landlord, Mr.. John S. Milliken, is
we'll known in Bath and Portland, and indeed
throughout the State, as an enterprising dry
goods merchant. He understands the hotel
business thoroughly, however, having served a
thorough apprenticeship. His clerk, Mr.. G..
w. SWEET, is we'll known to the patrons Of the
United States Hotel in this city, and by the
people of Eastern Maine as former proprie-
tor of the Eastern Hotel at Machias. Under
the management of these gentlemen the Saga
dahoc will acquire firstrate popularity
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oIIK1AH'
ASHLAND. JAM 9-The indications are that
the coal miners strike tomorrow will be gen.
eral and continue indefinitely. Many miners
left work to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, 25O Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent tt.
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Pnor Russnn1,s RrAn1xa-we are nlea..

PROF. RussELL's READNa.-We are pleas
ed to learn that the tickets for the entertain
ment on Wednesday evening meet with ready
sale and that there is every prospect of large
and appreciative audience. The Arions who
assist on this occasion, have been practicing
some beautiful music and will, we feel conf
dent, only renew the favorable impression ere
ated at the concert given under the auspices of
the A. &N .U. As for Professor Russell himself,
i'll is only half the elocutionist that the press
generally give him the credit Of being, he can
not fail to gain laures here for our citizens are
very fond of dramatic readings.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

Try br1ggS InruAt ana Lung HeaIer. u
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-10

MASONIC INsTALLATIoN.-Ata stated meet
ing of Greenleaf Lodge, No. III, of Cornish,
Friday evening. Jan. 9Th, the following were
installed officers for the ensuing year.
John Bradley, w. NJ; G. Hubbard, S. W.;
Marshall Spring, ]. W.; w. s. Mckinney, T. !;
R. g. Smith, s.; J. F. Jameson, s. D.; steph-
en- Burbank, J. D.; J. M. Bracket, s. s.; P.
Durgin, j. S.; Alvin Tufts, T.
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liz any of our readers are in doubt about the
brilliancy of the light from Kerosene Oil,
please call at j. F. Land & Co, Exchange ST.,
and see his brilliant" Store open every eve
ming o.
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Superior Court.

JANUARY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERN, GODDARD
j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAy.-State vs.. John Cannon and Geo, Pratt
Indicted for breaking and entering the storehouse Of
Lewis, Chase & Whidden, on Custom House wharf
with intent to steal therefrom. Pratt having nc
counsel and no means for employing any the Cour,
appointed A. A. Strout, Esq.
The testimony on the part of the Government
showed that the firm of Lewis, Chase & Whidden
owned warehouse and store on Custom House
wharf which were distinct and separate buildings.
situated thirty ieet apart The defendants counsel
introduced no testimony, but commended that there
was variance between the Indictment and the proof,
in that the defendants were indicted for entering a
storehouse whereas the evidence showed it was q
store
The presiding Judge instructed the jury that If
they found that the store was used as warehouse,
though it might also be used store, the indict.
ment was sufficient Verdict guilty as to both.
Mattocks, County Attorney.
A. A. Strout for Pratt.
Bonney & Pullen for Cannon.
Thomas Harper pleaded guilty to an indictment
for larceny OF five curtains of the value OF fifteen
dollars from house at the time on fire. Sent to Re-
form School during minority.
State vs.. James Donovan. Assault with dan
gerous weapon. MOI pros entered as to the danger
GUS weapon, and defendant sentenced to four months
In the county Jail,
Mattocks. Peabody.
State VS.. Thomas Sawyer. Larceny of clothing
from the United States Hotel. Pleaded guilty. Sen
fenced to three months in the county Jail.
The of State VS.. Peter Daley will be taken up
Tuesday morning.
George Carpenter and Oh arles Brown, who pleaded
not guilty to an indictment charging them with
breaking and entering vessel in the night time and
larceny of clothes therefrom, retracted their pleas
and pleaded guilty, the Government having entered
mol. pros as to the night time Carpenter was SEN
fenced to iour months and Brown to three months in
the county jail.
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firm; Carolina 81 a To- Sugar steady; Muscovado
" g l0c Moasses in fair request; New Orleans 60
Rosin % D 80 for strained Petroleum firm crude
d3f 1Ssc; refined "a q 24lc. Tallow quiet at 81 "a
FIeights to Liverpool lower: Cotton 4 a. 7-l6i :;
Flour per sail rs Sd "a IS 3D.; Wheat q ID
NEW YORK; Jan. 9-CattIe market-Receipts
for the week 6o6i Cattle, 1856 Sheep and Lambs
20,773 SWINE Cattle declined fully &c on medium
and rom g 1c on lower qualities; poor to medium
lac. Sheep and Lambs firm in consequence of light
supply; common TO fair A. q 5tc; extra a lie
Swine dull and little changed; live hogs 81 a Tie;
dressed do q SIC " I'd.
q CHIoAao. Jan. 9.-FIour quiet. Wheat quiet; No.
spring 1os g 1lO3. Corn dull at 43I q 4i4c cash
anu seiier ebIuary. Oats firm at 39lc Rye quiet;
no; at 1ac. Barley dull at 7Sc. High Wines firm
P SOC ,Sf iron bound Provisions less active. Mess
ders and lie for sides. Live Hogs active and lower
at o w q . 81. Dressed Hogs active and higher at
X Rsc q 40 Cattle tile dun at g 4s2I
900 BUSH corn, 900 bush oats 1000 bush rye ann
BUSH barley, $4,000 hogs. -'e' ''''
Shipments-4000 bbls. flour, 1000 bush. wheat Conn
Dush. corn, l0o0 bush. oats, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Hoss and Provisions in pood
demand. Live Hogs rs q 90. Dressed Hogs dull
Green Meats higher; shoulders &c: sides SIC; hams
lOa e 115c. Lard held at III q 112c. Mess Pork j.
neglected and held at 20 90; small sales could have
clear rib and clear sides held at 81 a 1Oc Bacon al,
most unsaleabte; shoulders offered at 93c clear rib
and clear sides 104 q 114c. sugar cured hams 15c.
Whiskey dull
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.-Cotton frmer; Middling
uplands 14Ic.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 9.-Cotton in good demand;
Mtddling upands 14sc.
MOBILE. Jan. 9.-Cotton irregular; Mddling up
lands 144c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9-Cotton active at full
prices; Middling uplands 14}c.
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Arion.
The subject of this notice was born of door
but respectable parents in the island of Lesbos
about the year 625, B. G. He displayed un-
usual musical talent at early age; determined
to play first fiddle somewhere; studied sol-fas
and consecutive ninths; heard that Perander,
King of Corinth, was fond of music and kept
quartette choir, and exclaimed ''there would
1 be y Coriander, Periander's wife, became
very fond of Arion, especially in his rendering
OF "Windham," and it became advisable for
the young and popular baritone to travel. He
went. Having made brilliant successes in
Italy and Sicily, pocketing many denarii, and
becoming homesick, he set sail from Tarentum
in coaster, bound for Corinth. The Captain
and first mate, led by a desire for Arion's
money-which they knew he had with him,
in his trunk-bribed the crew to join them in
throwing the poor fellow overheard: Having
kindly told him of their intention, he assented
to their proposal on the condition that he
might be allowed to sing one more tune. The
condition was agreed to, and Arion went for
ward and holding on by the jib-sheet, sung,
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep This
song had always brought down the house,
wherever he had rendered it. and he was not
surprised to observe large school of dolphins
gathering about the sloop, and keeping time
with their tails. At the conclusion of the song,
the unappreciative first mate seized the inof-
fensive Arion and tossed him into the cradle.
A motherly dolphin, seeing that the young
man was likely to get very wet, took him on
her back, and having understood that he want
ed to go Corinth, carried him thithel, and so
swiftly that he got in two days ahead of the
coaster. The city marshal was of course mott
tied of the ungentlemanly conduct Of the coas-
ter's officers and crew, and every man of them
was arrested as soon as the sloop made fast at
the wharf, and they were all hung Arion al
ways thought good deal of dolphins after
wards.
1t has never been known how he got on with
the Anders, after he. went back to Corinth to
live, though it is believed that he married a
pretty Corinthian and settled down to quiet
life. Among other good things that he did
was the getting up of a musical club of be-
tween thirty or forty male voices, giving them
the name of the "Arions." This club was
never surpassed and rarely equaled in musical
history, until John Shaw started his club
which is SO popular that the city government
proposes to give one of the city dolphins as
our "Arions," crest
ArOn died NovemhAr 21et n n ZOO