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The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
Brief JOtfiugs.

The Bisbee literary society will give an en-
tertainment at the Universalst church on Con-
gress Square next Wednesday evening. Mem
bers of the parish and their friends are invited.
Commander George III. Preble, u S. n.
has been ordered from Charlestown to Anap-
oils, as q member # the Board of Visitors to
the Naval Academy.
Remember that the Spring exhibition of the
Portland Horticultural Society opens at Recep-
ton Hall, City Building, this afternoon.
There is a rush of entertainments in town
this week. Grau's agent found great difficulty
in obtaining any bill boards for his posters.
Attorney General Plaisted is in town.
Real estate looks better than it has for the
last six months owing to the disappearance Of
the snow, probably.
Mr.. W. f. Bonnell, Civil Engineer, left for
Dover, N. e., Monday, to make a survey of
the proposed railroad from Dover to Great
Falls, four and one-half miles, to connect with
Kittery bridge. Two lines, at least, .ace to be
run, one on the east a9ld~the other on the west
side of Garrison Hill, in Dover.
One hundred and forty-nine cars of freight
arrlVedf at the Grand Trunk station during the
twenty four hours ending at "a m., yesterday.
a daughter of Mr.. Stephen o. Danelson,
No-AStone street, broke her leg recently by a
fall down the cellar stairs.
A man named Meserve from Buxton, was
badly bruised Saturday by falling from the
platform of Portland and Rochester train,
while it was in motion.
The three engines that we've SO badly smash
a1 orlf fln CrnuJ TrTpI II bu fba
Paris during the winter, have lately been
brought to this city. They present sorry sigh
Harry Bloodgood's troupe played to fine
house at Music Hall last evening The enter
tainment was fine, of course. Harry is great
favorite in this city, and we hope to see him
again.
The ladies of the First Parish and Park
street Societies are requested to meet at at Ros-
sina Hall, City Building, at 8 p m., Saturday
afternoon.
1t will be noticed that the Grand Council of
f. and A. NJ. meets at two o'clock this after
noon instead of at three o'clock, as heretofore
stated.
Some one calls our attention to the fact that
members of the legal profession in this city are
never summoned to testify before the grand
jury in liquor prosecutions, which speaks
volumes for the sobriety and teetotalism of oul
lawyers
There was large influx of visitors to the city
yesterday on the occasion of the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons.
Rents are in great demand.
The criminal term of the Superior Court came
in yesterday morning. The day was occupied
in calling the docket.
The installation Of Rev. DR.. Hill as pastor of
the First Parish will take place Sunday after
noon, the 18th inst. Rev. DR.. Peabody of Cam
bridge, will preach The sermon, and Rev. DR.
Morrison of Massachusetts, Rev. j. I. G.
Nichols of Saco, and Rev. Mr.. Buck, will as
sist
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

THE double murder and lynching in Aroos-
took county was terrible affair, but not more
terrible than the fact that hundreds are dying
daily from consumption and other ills follow
ing in the train of distressing coughs and colds,
which might be readily and permanently cured
by that valuable remedy-Adamson's Botanic
Cough Balsam. may7-d&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

SOMETHING REMARKABLE.-There are pres
ent at the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons, every living Past Grand Master in the
State-an event that has not taken place fol
many years. They are Reuel Washburn O
Livermore, Timothy Chase of Belfast,
eighty years of age-Joseph G. Stevens, Free
man Bradford, Hiram Chased H. Drummond
w. P. Preble, T. j. Murray and John H.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
Catholic Temperance Convent,

Catholic Temperance Convention.
MANCHESTER, May 6.-The State Conven-
tion of Catholics was in session to-day at City
Hall, for the purpose of forming Catholic
abstinence organization for New Hampshire.
The Convention was held under the auspices of
st. Pauls Catholic Society of this city. Dele
erville, Keene and other places. Rev. Father
OBrien of st. Joseph's Church is Director and
2. A. Devine Of this city, President of the
Convention. Earnest and effective speeches
were made
Young Mems Christian Association.
The fifth annual State Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association has been
large attended to-day. Mayor Newhall called
the Convention to order, and Hon. John Hol-
brook was chosen President Reports from
different State Associations were received, and
questions of local work and how to make it
more effective was discussed
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 6-Morning.-Gold 1171. Money
at per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1854 g 109s-
Stocks firm. State bonds quiet.
NEW YORK, May y6-Evenlnq.-Money easy at g
7per cent. Banks are supplying the demand freely
Legal tenders outstanding has increased $137 900 to-
day. Exports Of produce for the week 81, ,679,
change quiet at 1854 iOSs for 60 days and iooa a.
1893 for SIGHT. Gold tirmer ranging Iii q 1173, and
closing at 1171 q 1174 The cearances were 44OO0,-
goo; loans at q per cent Treasury disbursements
$45s,C00. Governments Strong with slight advance
State bonds quiet; Tennessees frmer. Stocks firm
nearly all day. There was slight relaxation about
noon, from which, however, there was a quick re-
coyery The highest prices of the day being current
near the close. The market closed strong with prices
(9 II per cent. above last nights rates.
The following were the quotations of Government
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

MAINE GROWN TREES AS this is the time
to plant trees, all those intending to purchase
fruit, ornamental and evergreen trees should
visit Chapman's nursery on the Capisic road,
Deering, where there will be found one of the
fullest and most desirable stocks of all varie-
ties in the State. The trees have been grown
in Maine and no argument is required to show
that they are far preferable to those that have
been brought from warmer or different cli-
mate. The post office address Of the proprie-
tor Is .. b. Chapman, box 797, Portland.
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ORDINATIoN- ordination of Rev. Burke
f. Leavitt, and his installation over Williston
Church, will take place in Williston Chapel to-
day. The examination will be at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon; the other services in the evening
at u o'clock. Sermon by Rev. George Leayitt
of Cambridgeport, Mass. All are invited
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

THE PIANO KING.-The coming of Rubin
stein occasions no small excitement in the mus
ical circles of the of 4he city. The advent of
the greatest living pianist and most profound
musical thinker of the age will be hailed with
delight by those of our people who possess
musical taste and culture. He stands as pre-
eminently the representative musician of the
generation, combining the best results of the
past with the truest tendencies of the future.
With the great Russian pianist is Wieniawski,a "a
violinist of quaint and original treatment, of
rare and superb expression. The sale of seats
has already opened at Stockbrdges.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

GRAND PICTURE SALE.-The second grand
annual sale of fine oil paintings by Schumacher
Brothers. opens at Lancaster Hall next Mon
day afternoon, and will continue two days.
The collection embraces nearly. two hundred
pictures, many of them very fine. Winter
scenes and autumn foliage abound, though
the collection is rich in fruit and cattle pieces
The pictures have been hung, and will be on
exhibition on and after this morning. None of
our readers should fail to pay a visit to the hall,
for the paintings will amply repay the trouble.
Many of them are from the brushes of we'll
known artists, whose names are warrant of
the merit of the work. The arrangement of
them has been tastefully carried out, and the
result is an artistic treat
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
United Sta es Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE SHEPLEY.
IUEspAYs-United States VS.. John Maley. This
second trial the present term. 1t is for obsruct-
ng correspondence coming through the Post-offce,
directed to one Mclaughlin
Dist. Attorney Webb.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

L. S. Dyar Indian Agent Of the Klamath
Agency in Oregon, has made application to the
military authorities at Fort klamath, in that
State, for detachment of troops to be station
ed that place for the protection of the families
OF the employees and government property
Whether he fears an outbreak of the Kiam-
ath Indians or raid of the Modocs on the res
ervation is not stated. The settlers at Goose
Lake and in Surprise and John Day Valleys
of the several tribes of Piutes on the reserya-
tion in Southern Oregon. The Post Cammand-
er at South Bidwell considers that post unsafe.
as it is defenceless. There is at present great
number of Piutes in Surprise Valley.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

PEEP O. DAY.-We hope our readers will not
fail so see the beautiful drama of ''Peep O.
Day or Savourneen Deelish by the Amateurs
of the Emerald Boat Club. We have no doubt
the play will be a success as the young ladies
and gentlemen are determined to make it SO,
they having been at considerable expense and
labor to procure the correct costumes, scenery
and music. We hope to see crowded house
as it is for very worthy object The popular
prices of admission are So, so, and rs cents.
Reserved seats for sale at Stockbridge music
store and at the hall during the day.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
Roiler Explosion.

CHICAGO Mry 5.-About Z o'clock this even
ing the boiler in the lard rendering establish
ment of FL. Schoenman, in the extreme south
western part of the city, exploded with terrific
Iorce, tearing down portion of the building,
and killing or wounding fifteen men.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEspAY.-Peter Sexton and one other. Intoxi-
cation, Fined $5 each with costs. Paid.
James D. Calliger. Larceny. Fined S5 with costs.
Paid.
Andrew McGIinchy. Single sale. DISCHARGED.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

CosMoLNE, the ne plus ultra for all skin dls,
cases. is odorless, will not become r'noi' anu
as an emolIent is far superior to glycerlhe' oan
he obtained at WHrTTrER's Drug Store.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Launched.

the Aa aXy tins e
schooner of $50 tons, named Anna E. Krans.--
She is owned by parties in Boston and Well
fleet, Mass. and is to be commanded BY Capt.
F. r. Pervere, of the latter place.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
Mayor EEavcmeycr TO be Retained in Of

ALBANY, May 6.-The Senate has adopted
an a amendment to the bill supplemental to the
New York charter confirming Mayor Have
meyer IN office till the next regular election.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

CHOICE TREEs.-F. o. Bailey &, Co., will sell
this morning at store IA Exchange street, a very
choice lot of fruit trees, extra size. and in
fruiting order, grown in Massachusetts. This
will probably be the finest assortment of fruit
trees sold in this market this season. Parties
wishing few choice trees will do we'll to at.
tend the sale
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

DIR. URANN who has made so many wonder
full cures of cases supposed to be incurabie, will
be at the Preble House every Thursday, Friday
and Saturday for the present. All should sec
him. apr28-tf
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TIL Il PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY ?. 1873.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
senden Bros, Marquis Robinson, Branell g. Co.
andrews, Wentworth, Glendennng Moses, Hender,.
.pn' and Chisholm Bros all trains thatrun out OF
Fat Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
E AT Saco of L, Hodgdon.
n At Watervie, of j. S. Carter.
= At Gorham, of News Ageut.
r&At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT Kennebunk, of c. L. Miller.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
ASsIGNEE'S SALE.
Cooper Shop, Stock, Tools, Car
riageS, &c, Mt Auction.

I'M Saturday May 10th, at 2k O'clock D. M We shall
~ sell at public auction at the Cooper Shop OF c.
II. Wright between Commercial and Fore street. foot
Of Cotton the above Cooper Shop 2i story building
about 40 80 IT, a large lot Of half Bbl and Syrup
Keg-stock, Slaves, Hoops and Heads, lot Of Manu-
factured Bbs, Kegs, Grind-stone, Stoye Water Tank
Work bench, Tools, Flags, Lumber. &c. also 1 dou-
BILE Traverse Runner Rigging, 1 Sleifh, Jenny
Lind, large Cart body.
n MN. IN. faSbhh' koSb, Asslgnees
Dated at Portland, May Sd, 1873.
u: .. BAILEY & Co, Auctioner,.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

ENGLISH WOMEN are noted walkers, but
they wear serviceable boot of exquisite make,
such as may be always had of T. E. Moseley &
Co., 293 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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Furniture at Auction.

I'm FRIDAY. May 9th, at 10 o'clock a. m. we
shall sell at House 134 Oxford Street, the furni
ture IN said House consisting of Parlor Suit in b. W.
per Set, Spring Bed, Mattresses, Bedding Toilet
Sets, Bedsteads, Extension Table, Oak Dining
Chairs, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware Cook Stoye
together with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
r. o. BAILEY & co, Auctionecrs.
rnvedtd
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Pr0pitioEs Change.

Advices from Yreka state that Capt. Ber-
nard, of ,he Ist Cavalry, has been ordered to
proceed to Camp Bidwell with his troop G and
take command of that Post, relieving Lient.
Winters, who will join his troop in the field
with all the available mounted men from Camp
Bidwell, Warner and Harney. Lieut.. Win.
ters has proved himself good Indian fighter
while stationed at Tucson, Arizona, and at
Camn Bowie
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

TWENTY. FIVE thousand dollars worth of
Gents Furnishing Goods very cheap Whole
sale and retail. j. Burleigh SO Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

THE finest stock of Clothing is at Burleigh's
80 Middle street
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

European Markets.
LONDON, May 6-11.O0.-Consols opened at 93s
for money and for account.
American securites-U. S. 5-20's 1865, DID, at 90;
do 1857 81; do lO-40s, s9t: 5s, s9s Erie Rail-
way at 81.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

NOT A SALE.-The lot of land bounded by
Exchange, Middle and Market streets, contain
ing 4444 square feet, was, according to adver-
tisement, offered for sale yesterday afternoon
by F. o. Bailey s. Co. The property is one of
the most valuable pieces in the city, and the
sale attracted large number Of capitalists.
Edward Rand, esq, of the firm of j. & E
NJ. Rand, prior to the bidding, made state
ment concerning the LAM. 1t was to be sod to
satisfy judgment for $4,000 against Hon. f. o.
j. Smith. 1t would be sold subject to claims
against it for city taxes for the years 1871, 1872
and 1873, and also the right of dover of Mrs.
T. o. j. Smith The first bid was $4,000. 1t
then went slowly up until it reached $1,000,
when it hung fire Gentlemen were evidently
afraid to venture to purchase in the face OF Mr..
Smith warning concerning the title No more
bids being offered the property was withdrawn.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

JUST RECEvED.-A large assortment
choice teas, Oolong and Japan, which shall
sell very cheap. Call at the Chinaman's Tea
Store, No. 333 Congress street. mv5tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Floral Exhibition.

YVNHE Portland horticultural Society will hold It's
l. Spring Exhibition of Plants and Flowers, at Re-
ception Hall, City Building, on Wednesday after
noon OF this week, opening at 2 o'clock.
Liberal premiums are offered lists of which may be
obtained Of the Treasurer s. Rolfe, ESQ., corner of
Congress and Chestnut Streets
competition open to all without charge.
Per Order. s. III BECK FIT Sec'y
Portland, May s, 1873 mvftd
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OLD Folks CoNoERr-This evening an Old
Folks Concert will be given by the friends
OF the Congress street Methodist Society, at the
church AT the close of the concert hulled corn
nd milk will be served in the vestry. A very
easant time is anticipated, and it is hoped
there will be a large attendance.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

BURLEIGH, 80 Middle street, sells more cloth
ing than any other party in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

THE largest stock of Clothing Portland is
at Burleigh's, SO Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

o,co III TUnM' N N NIB Schr Janet 500 bbs flour
240o gals OIL 100 bbls concentrated manure '''"''
Foreign Imports.
WENTWORTH. Ms Sohr Malanto ,,- 49,.
plaster to Knight g. Whidden. IONS Oh
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lnay1- div

The largest and best assortment of Clothes
for Boys's wear to be found in this city, is at
L. d. STRoUT's.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

OCEAN BUsINEss.-The following statistics
will give an idea of the amount of business
transacted over the Grand Trunk by the Allan
steamships the past season: Number of cars of
freight loaded at steamship shed No. l, 3419.
Number of manifests for same, 9719. Number
of cars of freight received for steamships, west
ern s54; Canadian 1882; Portland 926 boxes ba-
con, SO hhds. grease, Sc bbls. pork, 23 bbls. tai
low. AZ bbls lard G766 bbls. apples.
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SheriG's Sale,

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND IS. I
AMEN on Execution and will 30 sold at publ,
u ~ auction to the highest bidder, on Thursday MAY
etn IS at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the sales
ho9moi ~ r. " Bailey q Co., No. 1s Exchange street
property, to witt A stock of Millinery and Fanc ,
Goods together with Store Furniture, Show Cases,
Dated at Portland, May second, A. D.. 1878.
w. III. DRESSER, Dept. Sheriff.
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The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07

SUICIDE AT ScARBoRo' Miss Lottie Libby,
an old maiden lady, aged 81 years, committed
suicide at the residence of her brother, Mr..
William Libby, in Scarboro, yesterday morn
ing about o'clock. Miss Libby had always
enjoyed excellent health till within about a
year, when at times she would act somewhat
strangely, but has never been sick so but that
she could attend to the domestic affairs of the
house Tuesday morning after partaking of
breakfast she went out in the chamber of the
cider house, and taking chair placed it under
beam and then put very small line over it
and just risingup from the chair placed the
cord under her chin, and leaning forward must
have choked te death, her feet resting on the
floor. Miss Libby was deaf and dumb, as was
also her brother, with whom she was living
She was woman very much respected in the
neighborhood and greatly beloved by her broth
ers family in which she has been greatly inter-
ested.
Coroner Gould, as soon as notified, repaired
to the house, and after learning all the facts
satisfied himself by the statements of the fam
lily and neighbors that an inquest was not war
ranted and so decided,
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House at Auction.

0N MONDAY, May 18th, at 12 O'clock the square
~ story dwelling House. No. % Waterville street.
II contains twelve finished rocms has gooi lot 4sx
60 feet, bounded side by fifteen foot passage
way extending from Watervie to st. Lawrence st.
Has nice dry cellar well lighted. Terms half cash.
the purchaser to pay $500 at time OF sale.
II. o. BAILEY q CO, Auctionecrs.
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THE MODOC WAR.
No Change i'm the Situation.

SAN FRANCISCO, May GA dispatch from
Yreka, last night, says that at the camp at
South Tule Lake, May 3d,everything was quiet.
Not shot had been fired by either party since
the afternoon of the Goth ult. A large fire was
command was slaughtered, distant about five
miles.
General Wheaton, Post Commander at Camp
Warne, who was in command of the troops in
the hrst tight with the Modocs, has been order
ed to the front. The body of Lieutenant Lowe.
killed in the fight of the Goth, arrived in San
Francisco tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-07
Masonic.

The Grand Lodge met at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, May 9th, David Cargll, Grand Mas
ter, presiding. One hundred and sixteen lodges
out OF 1852 were represented, and doubtless
many of the remaining 46 will arrive by the
noon trains. A large number of Past Grand
officers and visitors were also present.
| The morning session was occupied by the de
| livery of the Grand Masters address, which
| showed that he had ably discharged large
| amount of labor during the year, and the rei'
ence of business to appropriate committees
At 1890 the Grand Lodge called OIL unt'i
p. m. -.
Afernoon.-Met at o'clock. Routine pusl-
nass untiI o'clock, when the election OF off,
cars took place, resulting as follows:
n;5 Coro;Il of Augusta, Grand Master
Albert Moore of North Anson, Deputy Grand
-'sS Edward P. Burnham of Saco, Senior Grand
Warden.
William o. Poor of Belfast Junior Grand
Warden.
Moses Dodge of Portland, Grand Treasurer
Ira Ira Berry of Portland, Grand Secretary.
Oliver Gerrish, Freeman Bradford, VIM. P.
Preble, Committee of Finance.
Stephen J. Young, F. Loring Talbot. Trustees
OF Charity Fund for three years.
Called off until 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon.
GRAND CHAPTER.-Met at p. m, John w.
Ballou of Bath, Grand High Priest, presiding.
In his address he positively declined re-elec
tion The following were elected:
Horace IT. Burbank of Limerick, Grand High
Priest.
Henry L. Paine of Portland, Deputy Grand
Priest.
A. B. Marston of Bangor, Grand King.
Henry R. Taylor Of Machias, Grand Id Scribe
Ira Berry of Portland, Grand Secretary.
J. H. Drummond, Oliver Gerrish, Nathan
Woodbury., Committee on Finance.
The Grand Chapter called off until o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The Grand Council of r. and S. Masters
meets at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Grand Commandery of Knights Temp
laI meets at o'clock Wednesday evening.
The Council of High Priests will meet at
o. clOcl, Thursday mornino
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Desirable Property at GOrham VII
Iage, to be sold at Auction.

DURSUANT to license from Probate Court. will
Il be sold at public auction on SATURDAY, the
10th day Of May next, at 2f o'clock p M the yalu-
able Estate known as the "Broad Place" Said
estate consists of about six Of land on which
are large twostory House, Barn and t-buildings
rut trees, shade trees, &C., SC. This Is most at
Lactiye location, but five minutes walk from
Churches, Seminary, public School House, and r. r.
station and Will unquestionably be sold at bargain
and one returns at 4.25 p. NJ
gY Sale to take place on the premises.
JOHN G. CARD, Ex'r OF wili of the late
Henry Broad.
Gorham, April Z, 1873. apred1aw3W then dtds
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New York stock and Money Marke,.

BOSTON Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, May 6.1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co ......,........ III
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For Sale.

CHEAP for cash, by JOHN B. HERRESHoFF
~ Yacht and Boat Builder, Bristol, r. l.: one
schooner Yacht 81 feet long, years DID, complete in
every partlcuar Also one steam Yacht AZ feet LONG
with cabin; has bee 4montbs mvsdete'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-22

as stoutly denied by Thad's and Daniels
friends.
An unknown man WIS drowned in the
bay, of Front street wharf last evening.
The body has not been recovered.
Young Morse. charged with burning
McClure's academy. at Oakland, will
have an examination next Monday.
Greenbacks 901sS9lH.
The Latest.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l.-The aIgu-
ment in the Harris case was not con.
cluded this afternoon. Col Barnes, for
the prosecution, made a vigorous speech.
Several times the crowd applauded, bu,
were quickly checked by the officers OF
the Court. The trial will probably be-
concluded tomorrow.
The Black Bear Quartz Mining Com.
pany has declared dividend OF 20 cents
per share.
The news from Spain to-day caused
great excitement. Large crowds
thronged about the bulletin boards and
discussed the situation in an excited
manner.
1t is said that 200 veterans of the late
war have already signed their names TO a
roll of volunteers, and will offer theil
services to the Government in the even,
of declaration of war.
Arthur Orr, of the firm of Morgan &
Co., manufacturers of machinery, Phil.
adelphia, leaves for Carson City. New,
on Monday to inspect the machinery OF
the Branch Mint there.