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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER z, 1879
sun RISES ........ 500 Moon rises......" 1900
Sun sets. 6.29 High tide......... $50
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ], 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
Brig Orion lGrJ, Luken, New York. in ballast, to
load Hour.
Steamer Old Dominion Walker; New YORK, mer-
chandse and passengers, u. w. Allen S 90.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. ". p. Porter, agen:.
chandlse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
oolni'"D CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
august Ros F scseo ME-
Ann who'll, Tor Petersburg.
MEMoRANDUM.
PHILADELPHIA August 3l.--Asriyed, steamer
Mary c. Catbcart, forty Eight hours from EIch-
mond Va, with lumber.
BY Telegraph.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, september l.INotiee Is, Eiven
that on and after October 9th light Will 6eshown
from the erefT s a. @ be
a fixed white light, varied by flashes every three
minutes The light should be seen IN ceaa weather
from the aeSs e M
II u mile southwest, three euarte sou;ea from tns
old tower and the same distance from ,hs
Ills of brick, conicai IN torm ana Is Sacea On AZ
ocfagonal base of brick aud iron. .
Ncfice Is hereby given that on or a0out SepRIn-
her 9th The light at Reey island delaware river,
win ue changed from fixed req u nHeu MalteI
White for one minnie, followed during the next
ninuIe by five co1seeutiye flashes
ARRIVED QUE
NEW YoRK. September 1.-Arrived out Nell
cite Wild Huaber, Advance. Maria, Lano, LaDeii'
William w lsan. agatha.
NEW YORK, September 1.-Arriyed: Hunbolut,
Russia, san Jscinto Manhattan. Arrived QUIZ
Pcriere, Ethiopia, Algei da. 80. !, :,
Fort MONROE, september 1.-Sailed Bark Bra'
z,iera. from Richmond, for Rio; brig Plek81ck,
from Richmond, for antos bark lmperaaor, aUa
Brazil; brig Stephan Bishop for Trieste anu auou
two hundred cUas GERS bound north.
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England.

LoNDe.N. September LA heavy gaze =
preya' ling OF the cost. !, ~. =, 10 !
! .Ai noon Yesterday the Great Eastern naa
ma, a out $40 nautical mics OF the Anglo.
,neriean Co,npany's new cable, and ali was
Going ON we'll, although gale had peeh
6ioWiag for thlrly.six hours.
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!, he,, and sno. by Masked aen.

HAaasRuas, Pa, September The me-
ORC who outraged girl FIVE years old near
Canton. Pa, last week and then cut be!
throat. was being taken to Towando JAN
when he was taken from the wagon 5y
masked men and riddled with bullets. de
was an active member Of a Sunday -seaeol
and quite favor,te with the children.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September Lection weak sales
OF 81 bales at 1891 Tic. Southern -four UNI
Changed with moderate demand. Wheat less
actire closing slightly In buyers favor unfavora-
ME private cable accounts have depressing effect;
Sl.l0(9fl.22 Tor old winter red and amber west
ern: sl.20@Sl. 20 for new winter red western
sl:26@Sl.2o for DO. amber western; S1.2S tor
prime PR Inh,,a new evan. amber Tennessee; $l.3Q@s145
with lair inquiry; closed quiet. Coffee quiet al
I TIC sc. Sugar steady and In good demand. Rice
dul! and unchanged Talow firm at S3sGSlc
kosin firm at 42.25@S2.3O. Turpentine heavy al
344435c. Pork tirmer at S22.75 for new mess
Il lr closed heavy at 14iar. Whiskey steady al
81. 02Hc. Ereights dull,
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variable shin burned.

NEW YoEK, September The Ship Sierra
Nevada, OF Boston, which was destroyed oy
fire on the voyage from LiVefpooi 70 gan
Francisco, was fine, new vessei, nui,t .e ~
Kennebunk last fall, and was valued 81 SLIM
0OD She was insured in Boston for SSo, wv.
Sne belonged to Thayer, Lincoln, and others.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, September Flour quiet and un-
mixed, 6s@70c. Whlskey steady nc csc. Pork,
$1,000. Bacon firm; small lots at 97s611 0c. for
shoulders: 13h@1 3ac. for clear rio; 371 &c. for
clear sides. Lard unchanged
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BALTIMORE. September 1.-Flour quiet and un.
demand; white southern, 94@07c.; yellow, SIC
Provisions quiet and firm. Lard. l &c. Coffee dull
aud nominal. " hiskey firm 1T 81 .02. Sugar firm
ut l0AGIl 0Ac.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-Flour quiet and
firm at s23@s23.5O. Lard frm-Summer, 144c.
Bacon firm and scarce-ShOnlders, 94c.; clear-rIb,
1870 $40; clear, &c. Wniskey activeand higher
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s.,aia,e mi J, i Mnrderer.

3, C1scINNATI, O., September l,-Jonu po "
Coleman, charged with the murder o. i1.si
Gsaaffs. in this city. last June, comIass.eV
suicide ir his cell last night,
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l0TH1cH f4.tsNHEExxsA 1r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHM0aD, YA..s Aggrst A 1.1e74s IL
2CHEDtJEEy or IRA FMS III fsks f6eef

IIoYH1cH 6TENaslsxxsAar nBklAryrxaDN
HlCUM0Hp, YAs.s August 4 1s1H74sEy
SCHEDULE or IRA FMS 10 take Iffesf
[kJ.M0SUAY.Angrsk IL, 1S74.-aogxHrng IT.
FHrSs, Rssfwar6-ie1ye isfcEMund &c 11sD4 p ss
leave Burkeyiile a. 2:02 A. ~, ls1ye Uundrc -
l:4o a. Ms; leave DanE1Ile st 7:44 a. III: afrfy0
Of Grce1ssoor0sat1 Hose H. MI s1aatcfs at Char
tote With trssns On the Atlantis and RsehHond Air.
Line Railroad for Affa6sa Mon Romsry, M6bises
NEW York ExfREss, Eastward leave GYtens-
h0ro az l:16 p d. leave Jansiiie 81 1856 r. m =
leave Dundee Rt E3:2S y. n: ltaYe Busksy5iIe -
BIC r. d.: arrive at Rtchm0rf ct I1.O4 r. ia -
THROUGH MAIL, Wesfw1r6-sexv Richmoud II
ISIS; 2. Mi leave Bnrkeyiile at al r. N. lcavs
Dundee at 1925 =. ii. leave Danvtlle &C 9:2e r.
NJ: arrive at Greensboro nj 1881 r. ID. This
Charlotte, Cojnmbla and Atlantis railroads for Cd
inmoaa. Augusta, sayannah, Macon. ana sii SOUTH
/ TRKoysa. Man. Essswsrd-leaye Greensboro,
a. 81 A. ., lsave DanyiiIe af lisa. NJ feaYe
Dundee sc .bc25 "A. M. leave Burkeyille sc 15:80
train connects ut Burkeyte With trains Oh the Axe.
ianftc, Mississippi and OHIO railroad froH Eyneh.s
pufg,aDd al southweste7u p0Ints.
tSSGHBGEG PAsSENCKR,. WestTsra.-ieaye
+. b. arrive ut Lynkh burR at 4:40 r. 81 3;
, bUEKEvrnLn AcCoMNODATIoN,EtE astWasd-
ieass s ssrksytlss q 4;a1 A. arrive At Rirss.
all ihrough ira rs connect at Dundee win, trains
on the w. G., ": ID. sid @. y railrosd 10 and from
points 20 -
Through sold to all points South and sonf-
west, and baggage checked !, through.
~ Engineer and Superfnfs ndent.
III. L. DOUGLAS. Master Transors tfor n an & 4
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Majority;

Huntsville, Septeu. Der 1.-The Democrat
ic majority for CLERK Of the Court OF Appeals
is nearly 10000.
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snlRTNTING.-All kinds done neatly and
sxpsditicasiy at the Dispatch III Attng. House,
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RICHMOND, YolR RryER AND CHEsAPEAKB1
-. - a,..f#i RAILROAD COMPANY, \
RICHMOND. April IL, 1874. y
~E ANyTN InE pITTTESnAY AppTf

RICHMOND. April IL, 1874. y
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 2lsr. PASSENGER and FRE1GHT -RAIEH
on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 8 Z. u. fSupdays exceptedl, and
train from West Point will arrive at Richmond aS
Tie splendid steamers Havana and Louise will run
In connection with this roa1, and will leave West
Point daily Sundays excepted on the arrival Of the
train, which leaves Ricb mona ~ +. d., arriving AZ
Baltimore next morning In ample time TO connect
with trains for Washington, East, North, and WesSS
and leave Baltimore daily Sundays exceptedl Nc q
2. NJ, connccLirg NJ West Point with the train
due at Ricbmnn| at 0 next morning
Fare to BaltimorG. ..I..........-...-~1 ou
10 Baltimore ana returH.... ......-- on
TO MasniDgton.. ....'...'...".''' *
To Philadel uhia and return. .........r l3 20 On
Fare to New 10rk.................ss IU w
TO New York and rcturL. TX * az
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only,
leaves Richmond daily Mondays exceptedl at
1890 A. 81, connecting with steamers mt West
Point that deliver freight in Baltimore early nen
FRElGHT TRAIN, with passenger car a.tacheds
for freight between Richmond and West Foints
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays. R19
Fridays at x A. ID. Local freight received Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. -,
.H a4n sF Superintendent
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap20
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LOUISVILLE, September Flour unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged at 74@7Sc. Pork dull
and lower at S23. Bacon-Shoulders, 9Bc..: eliza
rib. 1886. clear, lac. Lard, l6c. Whiskey, 9Sc.
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Engineer and superintendent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
1874, passenger trains win run "a Follows 500 -


d. ltzz8
I $3.50 a. NJ. MAIL TRAiS,-For GordousyiilG.
Charl Vile. stanton. White SULPHUR Hinton
and all intermediate stations sily fexcapf SuusayS
arriving at Hinton at l0;1t r. n. This traf1;
connects at Gordonsville 70, Orange. Culpeper,r
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar dffs, Washingtor,+
and the North, and &C Charlottesville for Lynch.
burg, Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooga, and tho,
4:45 p. M.lAecoaMoDaTIoS TRArS.-Yoy,
6ordonsyille ana all intermediate stations daily (ex
eept sunday, arriving ut GordoLsyiiie at $50 Yss
/ $50 z. 81. CINCINNATI EXPREss.-ForG Corr
louisville, Charlottesville Staunton, Goshen, Null
bore, C9yington. White Sulphur. and all stations
irving at Huntington at $50 2. NJ. This trail cons
meets. at Gordonsville for Washington, Baltimore
and the North, ana at Huntington with steamers
Bessoa and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati At a. !.
4l45 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fog
StauEton and all intermedate stations SATUf.-r
DAYsONLY arriving at stiunton at l0.45 T. IL.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc infornai0u, app
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Hoo
tel or at the companys office, Broad street and Size
taenth. EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent 4
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent. ap18
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xy1AsHINGTON AND LEE UNIYER-
wv sITY. yIRGJSIA.-GEsEaAL e., ". ~. Y;
LEE President, With fuli corps o1 Il
studies in civil and mining ana " aM
The annual session opens W. =, .sns
1874 FCf further Sr ~ w
au S-sstawss
DAME GuLDEN s1hue e g eaAn ,ss.
8 and NesyE f,r,aars MoIasses, at ny Ne
InRI JIG y I CO.'S, sa7 Rsqad street. a aas s
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EDUCATIONAL.


DICHMOND
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SESSION ls7G-T5.
COLLEGIATE DR1ARTMENT.-John Hart, M. A.,
principal; Charles II. Winston M- A. prs. .. y.
Eailowell Mad AZ. Swendenaan, Miss day Gam
ter hrs. Mamie Buford.
PREPARATORY ScHoOL.-Hiss Mary Lasnrop,
the President, and. Miss Gunier-
INsTRUMENTL MusIc;-Mr G. Z. pefeosas.
VocALIZATIoN.-Mrs. James =. Tyler.
ilRAWINC; AND PALSTENG.-Mr. a. Guersy.
The session begins October i; ends June 3f.
CHARGES,
PAYABLE third October !, ope-thrd January j,
y one. third April IL:
Preparatory School: Tuition, $50 to,S4a mo
Collegiate Department: English ami Launs @io'
French and German escbs S20.
Music on Piano, S6As
Vocal Slssic, city prices.
Drawing aud Painting, usual rates.
Fuel ana rooms, So 5000
Board aot inclusang washing, S2SA
Board, Monday - Friday >s1.o On oo,o,e~a,
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MISS v. A. LAWS
MI will resume her 1.&
MUSIC LESSONS OCTOBER 1, 1878.
Those who wish 10 renew their engage1nents are
ra"nss,sd TO give early notice. stes sister, MiSs
CARY LAWS, wishes 20 engage class OF eghs " 2,
tn scholars under thirteen years 0I age. Appty VI
Vi I, Fiji, street, between Grace and franklin.
az l-eodI me 7Sssssz ss3s
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1 RICHMOND, FRED'G q POTOMAC X. X. Co.,f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, }
RICHMOND. June 8, 1S74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

&SnCbOLC oc 1hhINSs
7:3o A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad: Street station fSund2ys ex-
.t- cepted).
2:s5 p. NJ, DAY MALL leaves Byrd-sree. Sta
.ntz.n ton daily.
1906 P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.streee
station Sundays excepted.
6.00l. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad Street
station (Sundays eSceDted
4:50 A. NJ, NIGHT Ma Ill arrives at Byrd-Street
station (Mondays excepted
1:3o 2. NJ, DAY ALL arrives 81 Byrd.Street sta
1890 p. 81, B Bal Tin EXPRESS arrives q
Broad-street station Sundays except.
s:s7A. NJ, fAuGs;ooMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrives.
.a& rs at Broaa-Strcet statioa Sundays ex~-
.-.s..sl.' NOTICE.
By this route new and elegant SLETPTNG6
CAR has been added TO plight trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort or Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
jREkTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are NOT
disturbed on reaching Richmond they can remain
In the car to Us late an hour Us they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
rs.f-s1stj M0ND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY Sundays exceptedl Mt $3.50 A. NJ. connect.
ing at Quantic0 with the Alexandria and Fredes
ricksourg railway for baltimore. Returning, will
arrive at Broad-Street station at S:15 r. 81.
Through bills or ladlng aud rates given to af !
principal points North and West @
BY order of General superintendent. ~,
jes General Freight and Ticket Agent
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GIFT CONCERTS.

CECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT
CONCER
OF THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF
NORFOLK, va.
s25o,ooo TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
ONLY $4,000 TICKETS TO BE SOLD.
DRAWING ON 49,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1s74.
LIST OF GIFTS:
l GRAND CASH GIFT of................$3O,00 1000
l GRAND CASH GIFT of................ $4,000
GRAND CASH GIFT of.............. 20,060
l GRAND CASH GIFT of.............. 10000
! GRAND CASH GIFT of.............. 5000
/ GRAND CASH GIFT of............... $500
! GRAND CASH GIFT of............... 1000
is Cash Gifts Of 81 900 each........ $4,000
20 Cash Gifts OF 500 each. ....... $4,000
43 Cash Gifts of $50 each..".... 10,750
70 Cash Gifts of $50 eaeh....... 1850
ESQ Cash Gifts Of 100 each........ $4,000
SIS Cash Gifts of so each. 10000. $4,000
&, 900 Cash Gifts Of 10 eaeh....... $4,000
5000 Cash Prizes, aggregrating. ..$25O,00O
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets SO; half tickets, SO; quarter
tickets $3.50. Eleven tickets for S100.
No discount on less amount. ro,
1901 Main street.
an 1-eotlm Richmond, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 2, 1874
sun rises. ...... 500 Moon rises. 1900
sun sets. ...,., 6.29 High tide. $50
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DRO BONO PUBLICO.-Gentlem
closhing, much soiied, faded or color otherwise
notice and moderate prices. MOURNING GUODS
renovated ali articles CoLORED or CLEANED
| "A - Steam Dye Works, s.
ar A-aod3n Marshall street near fifth i,
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SoNpUcrEp ON EERcREAS PLAN.

CONDUCTED ON EERceEAS PLAN.
Single rooms, 81. 81 so, acd 80 per day. Double
and family rooms, 50, g, 81, aud 20 per Gay. !,
Meals can 90 had ~ all aonrs.
SITUATED IN THE CE.NTRE OF THE BUSINESS
QUARTER. WILLIAM J. kerr, +
an s-eodSm Proprietor. b
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BY telegraph.
-
BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-y Virginia peelets, "a.
Bid to-day. itTs" Z. -
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DRANDRETH HOUSE,
NEW YORK.

CORNER BROADWAY, CANAL. ,,.r,
AND LIsPESARD STREETS
NEW YORK.
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FOR MECHANICAL PURPOSES,

There are q number Of manufacturing
establishments in the city which run their en-.
rines with the fuel furnished by these wells,
but the apprehension of the sudden choking
up of the gas veins has prevented the utili-
cation of this remarkable product to the eX-
tent that the supply seems to warrant.
T p M
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-09

Senator Thurman delivered an address before
the Maryland State Fair at Pemlco Yesterday.
Five thousand persons We're present.
Lieut.. Commander Kellogg who died at
Pensacola was E. N. and not A. t. Kellogg.
There are two Keoggs' in the navy.
Mrs. Hetty Porter, mother of President
Porter of Yale College, died at Pennington,
Ct, yesterday, aged So.
German Minister of War for 1875 will call for
10000, 600 thalers.
The Spanish government has renewed its
complaints to France fer lack of vigilance on
her borders.
Prot. King made successful balloon ascen-
sion at Akron, Ohio, yesterday.
The Bigln-Ten Eycb comes off this morn
ing.
Edwin Ray, a teamster belonging in Man
chester n. f., was seriously damned between
Two cars at Lawrence, yesterday.
acquisitions for stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers aggregatng seven and
half millions have been received at the Post
Office Department. The Plympton Company
cannot yet fill any orders.
Bishop Nicely opened the Episcopal conven-
ton yesterday in New Yoak. Most of the bust
ness OF tue convention was the appointment of
standing committees.
Municipal elections in France will be held
previous to the meeting of the Assembly, but
the date is not yet fixed.
Gen. Dorreearay retired from service in Don
Carlos army, because the latter refused to dis
InSs certain officers.
The Boston underwriters are agetating the
matter of a fire marshal.
A stage was stopped by a band of robbers in
Texas yesterday, who secured 1926 in money
besides other property.
The Conservatives of Ohio yesterday decided
at their convention to support the nominees of
the Independent Republican party
The colored political leaders of Louisiana
have issued an address to their race They
complain that they are ignored by the Repub-
icans in the state government, which their
suffrages have created.
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-09

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-The build
ing contractors of the Industrial School for
Girls, Messrs. Foster & Dalton of Bethel, will
have it completed within the contract time,
Nov. 1St and the Board of Managers met at
HaowelI on call of the President eX-Gov
Perham, Monday afternoon, TO take ipatory
steps for putting the school in operation. q
A letter was read from ex-Gov. Coburn de-
Ginning. on account of his health, to serve on
the Board of Trustees, and Mrs. Mary Fl. Fiagg
of Hallowell, one of the generous donors to the
Institution, was appointed to FIJI the vacancy
The subject of warming the building by steam
or hot air was fully discussed and it was voted
10 do so by the use Of furnaces.
A committee was chosen to make an appeal
to the public for voluntary contributions of
money towards furnishing the rooms. The Ex-
ecutiye Committee were authorized to make all
necessary arrangements for furnishing tee
house and putting it in readiness to receive in
mates, Judges Baker of Hallowel, and Kings
bury of Portland, were made a committee to
prepare circular to the public setting forth
the purposes of the school, and the proper man
ner of commitment. Adjourned to the 10th of
November. ss,ssessP
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAIN E


Dafh Dur eus
EAsTPoRT, Oct. "a small barn at Eas:ey's
Head, owned by G. w. w. Robinson, was
burned this morning. Loss small; insurance in
Portland office.
Enuncl,
BATH, Oct 8.-Launched to-day by Ho ugh
ton Bros a fine ship eff 1926 tons, named
Geneva. She is owned by the builders and
will be commanded by Charles H. McLoon.
lnte of the ship Northampton
The Robbins Trial. a
RoCKLAND, Oct. SIN the Robbins trial to-
day all the time was occupied for the defence,
which is not yet concluded Mr.. Knowles is
making an able argument, and the prisoners
relatives have been frequently affected to tears,
but the prisoner himself maintains his com.
posure The court room has been we'll filed.
Knox Comfy Fair-The Races.
The races at the Knox Trotting Park this
afternoon were attended by a large number of
people, and were we'll contested. In the sweep
stakes for $3.50 the entries were Geo. Robbins
s. g. Daylight Chas. Burketts b. S. Red
Jacket, and A. brakes g. Honest Quaker.
Daylight won the first purse, best time 2 80, the
ether two coming in the order named.
For the race for horses that never beat 3
minutes there were five entries. and the first
purse was won by d. Lancaster's b. m. Nelly,
best time 252.
Pen0bscOt County Fair. .
BANGOR, Oct. S.-The seventh annual fair of
the Penobscot County Agricult ural Society
closed to-day. The exhibition of farm stock
was good, and this with the races each after
noon have been the principal attractions. The
weather has been fue, and yesterday not less
than 1000 persons were in attendance, including
a large delegation of Changers from several
adjacent towns. The annual address was de-
livered by President Allen of the State College
this afternoon.
There were two races, the first being for
double teams, best in 8, for purse of $50.
There were three entries, with the following
result:
f. Sargent Sheriff and mate, 21211
o. Dugan's Major and mate, 3 2
+. o. Beale's Innocence and mate, 3 2 3 3
Time-3.1S, 315, 3.07, 3.o7, $40.
The programme closed with sweepstakes
for all horses, for purse of $175, best 8 in 5.
in harness: 800 to the first; $50 to second, $25
to third. Closed with three entries. The result
was as follows
Frank Sargent's blk g. Charcoal, 1121
W. e. Covils b. G. Anodyne, 3 81 8
Chas. E. Hatch's e. g. Honest Farmer 3 2
Time-2 Al 246 243 241
The Portland daily press., 1874-10-09
Current Notes.

They have in Massachusetts what they call
"Liberal Prohibitionists.''
The New York papers are beginning to
chronicle ''disgraceful scenes at Democratic
primaries"
journal has just been started in New
York which announces its objects to be ''to
elacidate and classify the relations between
God, Satan and the People,
There is every reason to believe that the in
telligent voters of the sixth Massachusetts,
district viii again declare in favor of infla-
ton, salary grabbing, credit mobiIier, and
every other corrupt thing in Congress. They
have candidate who completely misrepre-
sents every honest man in the district and
they seem to be proud Of it. And so Gen.
Butler will have two years more to harvest
the rich fees which come 10 Congressman of
his stripe under the name of "retainers."-
Hartford COurdnt
If you shall be true to your trusts and
awake to your opportunities, then will it be
demonstrated that, by and through the Re-
publican party of the state and nation, shall
the live issues of the present and the just eX-
pectations of the future be successfully met.
Thus and then will it be, that in and through
the Republican party shall the civil service be
regenerated, the public faith maintained in
violate, the currency lifted to the specie level,
the public expenditures reduced to the lowest
point of necessity and efficiency, tie national
debt placed upon basis of gradual extinc-
ton in coin, the industries of the land so car
ed for that the American laborer shall control
the labor and the wages that supply the Amer
lean consumer, and the la Eless assassin and
uncured rebel shall be taught to respect the
civil rights Of every citizen and the constitut
ed authorities Of every state.-Henry L.
DaaUes in the Worcester Contention.