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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A. did steamers DREW and 81. JOHN leave pier a.
loot of Canal street. daily Sundays excepted ats r
;'ss Sat sh% Ass sss
day aud Saturday from pier 49, foot of Franklin street
CITIzENs LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West Elegant steamboats, daily (sa,ur.
Of Leroy TSy street Fare ST 3d. - -.
LIALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
The world renowned steamers BRIsToL and PRoyI-
day pier Sua fGh
JhIoaSh tickets sold ct al principal hotels in the
snd ss
Fare only 81: deck 20 cents Connecting with railroads
Returning ieaVe Aioa"s : j. j. W. HANcox, owner
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH LINE
IN ON and after Monday, April 70 fast express train,
Newt and
Potomac Railroad. for the accommodation OF through
~ 'sE: ssS SsEs
A. M: bs!moEs Ma e. \ Philadelphia 50 T. Nj
The fare op this train including charge for Pullman
@ s New New 70 YorR
ssiSRoTs and T. wssaps
y" y y 4. j. CAssArT. General Manager
M GktAT Rd 5sEk
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbroses ana Cort
EspTes lor p.tseurg West
Win fgnnn psa &c cars sttaohed $50 NJ and $3.50
phadcpha and Erie KallIoa Diyson Z; NJ for
ana e. &c on
es sanday .1 ~
sE ena 4 aHahs s sSnsss s So
r. NJ. kmigrant and second class J! r ~. =. s,
For Trenton at 7:zO A. NJ, land 3o r N. sunday
q q 3d. - s j. a s M %
7'o 10 il 80 r. NJ. and II night Sunday 10 GAO
a1S s$ 9S 49, u.s. rs 1. Ia ~ h
s0 i0 Ii 30 p. NJ and II night Sunday, S2I Gao and
Eshwsy sS az so ID = Sn siS
rsrt j AmO0y and South Am0Ov san'
10 Fer Z; Nc New sia siiS AK and I'm, $40 $50
$40: sio and y night 81 Su anS SY NJ
For Lambcrtviiic and Remington, 9:D A. NJ. and
For phlllpsburs and Deyiaere, % 4; NJ. 2and!r.M
den ;%a2 Sd sis1 ~ H. ~ AID PIP snd YIN
For Pcnbcrion and Camden "a, N. and 1870 T. ~
IL Grains ana asy ~ ay Except
diay from Washington and Baltimore, 6J5 4, H., ais.
5'ls G:os s:H l0W p Nj sunday S:io, go $50 Ii IS
Ticket a ohccs sss 1ss l and o4 Broadway. No. A.
tor House ami foot o. Dcsbrosses and Corandt streets
d. Nj. BOYD, lR., Genera! Passenger Agent.
Al. CAssArr, General Manager
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
:. RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and
'XxERxGANsErr every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, rom pier 80 North River ai5P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
FOR ExCURsI0Ns.-THE SWIFT FIRST CLASS
- steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity for
Z0UD can be chartered for days throughout the
On appncauon 70 A. H. VALENTINE Agent Al jay street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

O,DONOvAN ROssA.--GhNERAL STEAMSHIP AND
~ Railway Ticket once. Cabin SO: intermediates
$4 Storage, 500 Philadelphia lines also Drafts pay
able anywhere. ROSA, proprietor Nortnern Hots-
Cortlandt ferry, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier 81 North River foot OF Beach street, steamers
leave daily at NJ for Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays ard SATURDAYS same hour
Through bills ading passenger tickets issued u
all South and southwest via Virginia and Tonnes
Sec Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbcrn and Washington.
n c.. and other points Office 1877 Greenwich street.
, 1874-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following advertisement appeared in the
Philadelphia Ledger Of Thursday last:
WAsTEDTe trsds ysnt in Monument ceaery
Tho City Treasurer of the newly-1edged
City Of Holyoko, Mass. ad@sd as rider to his
oath OF o.Ilce, ssAud swear that il I sec any
more stealing going Oh will oxroae It,"
= Tho Green brlar a1lss.) Herald IN a,ispend-
Ing, saya ''uang this town Hang I'LL the mol
in it~throw tie rest into the river, aud plant tho
town site in cucumbers! !"
"A peck of bnttalnuts was considered by q
Logansport young lady generous and appro-
pirate recognition Of the seryices Of gentleman
WHO had naved her life.
4 loving Edinburgh nothcr paid s4postags on
q shirt to her dear boy in St. Paul. which Ao
could hnye bought in The latter city for half tho
atnount
"A Hollander recently paid $500 for ~ d.
yorco without publicity IL Alilwaukoe, only TO
dead. His frenzy Of agony at tho loaB-of the
money-is described NJ simply heart-rontting.
History does not detail! the dress worn by
Pocahontas when saving the lifo Of Capt. John
Smith. An old painting represents her IN red
stuff underskirt, q bearakin kilt, buffalo robe,
coraago cut Pompadour, Scotch stockings and
bcad Slippers. Her hair puffed high with feath'
ess, painter 5ouJant, aud ring in her nose.
| The Philadelphia Medical Times calls the
attention Of it's readers to the tact thas glycerne
| may be used rs means Of distinguishing modi-
eiues, auch as castor oil, turpontine, cod liver
oil, etc., moro especially when one or two drops
| Of oil Of cinnamon or some othor volatile oil
/ has batn atldnd.
-WiIlia,nsport is tho centre Of d large lumber
! region in Pennsylvania, and ita operations III
lumber during 1873 agglegatettla l. shipnonta py
river and railroad OF a48 ACE .408 fcos, M IN.
creaso Of nearly 45,o0o,o0o Of feet compared
| with tho trade OF the previous yoar. THIS ,yea'
! the lumber dealers at WillumBport begin bust
ness with stock on hand Of nearlv ~! .o00, w!
Of feel, which il IS 900 600 greater than the stool
twelve years the boom ut W,llamsport haa raft
cd out 1,0uo, 1000 COO Of logH. yielding 2000o ooo,
900 feet Of lumber, q stutement which shows ths
magnitude OF tho WilllnmHpors interest In th
products Of tho forest.
, 1874-01-19

ronHB In Illinois, would not be 30 10 applied to
s sH r. Ss aels Of tho NJ.
fairs Of TIC State pe'iitentary, BY tho contrnct~
nlittee Of investigation. Will bo orderel at NIL
curly day when tho question Of appropriations
comes up. 1ndoot, there In n gonoral feeling
that thoro has b1en r'.''
GOOD DEAL or connurrroN
fn thtB slate, tho pnst Tow yeats, IN connection
with almoHt everything wloro money l,aH boon
i,,yo,yoa. ana the Notormors PROPOSE to 1,ncoser
adopt nonls for cleanbing and publication. This
In What tho pooplo meant to llayo accomplished
whom thoy aont no largo n numbor-al-
mont rpajorlty-of aity Rotosmors to the
c1poaing. Of tho astounding :fraulH and "grab-
bfng" NJ headquarters has led to tho boiof TINT
tho gyatcm has ita ranihcatiuns through tile
country wherever tho dominant party is In
power; aud tho people arc determined to pro-
worthy and untnithful servants from Office a1ld
opportunity to plnndor. In Minnesota number
OF ollce-holdorB have become suddenly wealthy
on small aalArioa, and thoro has existed q nuH-
my legitimate way. sinco tho organization Of
tho staio.. oven. aluco tho organization OF tho
Territory tho administration OF public n(faira,
tho management Of InGan appropriations mud
lands, tho giving out OF Federal olilcos, etc.,
hayo been In tho control OF
ONE AND THE SAME 'n1Nd."
composed Of a dozen or moro individuals. This
Legislature wAB elected to expose md remedy
this abuse md outrage upon tho maaseu Of tho
people, AZ tho noxt election comploto ovor-
was f0rcshalowed NJ tho last election. 4 now
party {unlor whatever name 1t may aot), CON-
poaol Of the honost maascs, will certainly get
| poHsoaBon Of powcr III tl!B State. 1t will entor
| tho contest against the barnacloB and salary.
| grabuers on the Issues and platform uiged and
| Nf1ynentel by
, 1874-01-19

Tho Aonra aro fast coming in upon ,tR laden with
other duties too divlno to be neglected; rcepoi-
eibilitios too grave to bo oyorlooKoa t'l.
opportunities too precious to ioso Turn
your oye away toward tho bright. hopes Of
Tho futiiro. Make amends for Tho folly of to-day
and yesterday by extracting nll the honey out ol
tomorrow. There Ia no virtuo IN becoming
pillar ot salt, Forwart In tl'o word Of ccn, en-
% hagSt Of % years. n for sentimental retrospect Tho
rnBt Ia go6o, and cannot DO reclaimed. NJ No t. ter en-
dropped over tho grave Of dead virtue VII hing
it to life Wearing mourning upon ane t'..1 con-
IN erayo.stoncs ovor departed privilege is not
tho way 10 flud mercy. Lst not tic corpse tlen
Of tho dead past stand botwoon you alld tho iair
promises Of tho future. Onward and upward, ls
tho only way to dodl Onward to tho higher atlt!
botterl, upward e the spiritual anu oV'ao !
Onward and upwardt
, 1874-01-19

H4TUfSl6 FDls ENENA3.4OUH IAOAd.
WAsu1SaToN, Jan. ly.-1 q. ul.-TAe baronle-
ter continues highest. but has fallen OIL tho
New England aud Middle Atlantic coaBts. It
has fallen III tho Mississippi Valley, the area OF
least pressure being apparently central in tho
stations cast Of tho mississippi River, and it il
abovo freezing, except in EHstern rennsylyania
and tho nortllcastward to A!ninc, aud i'll tho OK
tremo northwest genornlly. Clear weather
il reported from Now England, and from
prevailed ou tie Atlantic coast from New Jersey
to Florida. Cloudy mud threatening weather
with rain mud southerly winds prevail in the
Lower Lake region mud the Ohio Valley.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, incrsauiug cloudinesB with
rising Temperature aud probably rain during the
afternoon or evening.
For tAo Middle States and Lower Luke region
mud thence aonthward to WeEt Virginia, rain anl
fresh to brisk Boutlerly winds will preyuil with
rising temperature a:sd falling barometer.
For tho Ohio Valley anl Tennessee. cloudy
| and threatening weather with areas OF rain antl
southeriy and houthwosterly Tlnda..
| For tue South Atlantic ana Eastcra Gull
q portion OF the day, followed by cloudiness and
rising tonporatnra III Mississippi ai.a thenoo
eastward to the AtlRntio coast.
For the Upper Laka res'on,, increasing pressure
viii, lower tompefature, una c4oaF of cleai'ut
weather during The attolnoon. .....,
For tho Northwest, light snow or rain, fol
lowol by cold and clearing weather aud r!sln.
barometer,
The Temperature will probably full IN til
Lower Missouri Valley, anl thenco SOUTHWARK
to tho Gulf.
BAN FRANc1soo, Jan. H.-There has been
heavy fall Of ruin throughput tue Interior OF til
Stats, attended by destructive gatea In neyorl
', localities. heavy gals here last night dl
considerable damage to houses In the suDurba
mono to shipping iii tho harhor.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
utIoAuo, Jan. lo-l .. %.
, 1874-01-19

h,uu., f,sunro1i ,vhn flial In Durard VIM
,,ot'ema rnnntu III Eat wo"k. wna tho Froo-
5o aoil ean1ato r., co'nrrosa' IN 1s52 against 3.
"a Wa1hhnrre Wtiy End Thomnann tatupboll,
nomnrrat' 'o'
"Nfrs Ha,rv roen .t;,ow NJ the into Henry
uaon proa;]ont ~ H. Now York Contral Half
,xos nm rroJ r., Nav York Fr,dny to Julao
u3,oiiow "'' - Haorc,a 'f,,e Tui1ro il a man Of
hinh aiardinr a1,I nnn1a fortl,ne.
aeIn en 1tHo1s amB hna w;l}rawn from tho cditorial
;,o,artmont n} t1,n Doa Soinos .Jo{,1,aI because
oe nnr""acii intiha nf },ia oiico az peuHion
1,ont tho 'Ion,.nn, aaya
1'sn19r Nnrr IA Aaron an,th nm of tho Dorks County
,,o,,horn % ~ the nannsn;van;a f,nrs}ati,ro drove
- Marris,,,re, dist"nca ~ forty.air miles. in
IT, ,,r;,,atn eonrnv.moo nt tia onauinp Of Tho
nas1iat, nas Ratsnto ~ .,'o I,oG5,siotura ~
smHorace II. Hourhton las sold the Shirt Of
be Tress. Gnionn. to j. D. Drown, End., of tho
Hn,ona Tnzeiie. Who viii inoornorato # with the
1aitor nsnor. Mr. IIourhton rotlres from Jour-
nalisttc tfutias, after an experenco OF fifty years.
Mira. Phmbo Strickland, OF Now London, Ct,
atta1nod to hor l00th year Montay, tho 18th. Sho
Is tic oldest person il that city, sho received
mnny calls from tho young aud old, She has
four chidrep living, the youngest of whom is II.
-Ex.Goy, Henry Il. Wolla, Of Virginia, now q
,eBiteut Of Washington City, las instituted suit
In tho Circuit Court At Richmond againBt R,1sll
, 1874-01-19
Tho livestock Markets.
Sneeial Diyatth 10 3He nhieAia Tribune,

ALBANY, n. T.
yyrsr ALBANY, jan lB.-UnnvEs-The heavy SNOW
storms at tho West dnrlng tho weak contributed
uaterisliy In retarding the stock trains, causing IN
convenience ind loaA to many engaged III tlB trade
beeu the feature Of the week. and ths catEe that
here were not only jaded and worn out but many re-
i,tuea food. This caused = iarge shrinkage Tho
market opened Thnraay wn }a IT,.
whose wants, though limited, were pressing, and Wao
ware therefore, eonpele to tIke offerings at fully
.fo per III mora than Inst week. Thu following days
counsry dealers, several heavy dealers from brighton
aud Now York. Although nearly I'LL vera III
wait of stock, they refused .. to pay y,..sat sss
one, for at te prices rea!izcd, dealers made hand
sonic profit. The average quality Of tho atpck IL not 50
good aa lust Mes - Dut tow nm e1t IT, s ~ luz
price obtained realized for ftorn hoaa Of 1nnois
stccrs averaging 2ss as, which sod for = IS Rsr 100
ceips for tho week were 6625 heal. Pr!css were "a
follows;
Premium, ~
First quality bIoI4g.!!
SeGonu Qatlty o.-ogsp.o
Third a.aetSa'x5 t5
aMErr tNn IsMns.YIs reccipis number 81 car
loads TIE Eastern trule demand has been good hut
very little was done fur Nov York.. The ruling Of tae
market was fully ~ per y higher than lsst wsex WIZ
offerings fully "a good II laat week. shcop, 6@oo
o1tra 10 !: h1nbs, 1@7Ac.
| xANeAa CITY.
x.s..s o41 1"5s Mo S. good
sappsf. Rfrss fSsay ssSs Of '1'' aud n'
Hoos-stalkos goo1 for hsary grades; with fsN
sssi.s:. sesass .sS.ss Essss s7S urn '''''' '''''
, 1874-01-19

DosroN, Jan. 17.-Wool quiet; cn,nb'ng a,;1 delatne
fair hcnln1,a au,l unchanged O,io md pcnnsyyana
No. extra nil, double extra h0}51a M5ch'gan. ol9s
ntsI tolanc, tstS6oo unw,ard mil llnn.orrlinnahle
2o94a{u tub at 6fahao hcoured 42cetfl.0o Noiis
4Us. BAiea uf dosneAtc tie past week, Al1tl0o lba
Jorngn, 137, 700 lbs.
, 1874-01-19

faa ecn advanced by agents to lae, Warnallts to 100,
mid Inacarora to lhc. Cutsonales arc aolllE mora
f1puly medium atl white ground fancy prints nctiVe
]n ]rat hands. Fins fancy caaaitnerca atid "orsea
coating9 doing better.
, 1874-01-19

The said stock consists In part Of
tho following:
Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Polo
naises, Redingotes, Cloaks, Dol
mans, Fur saoques, and Mufs;
Embroidered Cancels Hair;
Polonaises, unmade; Blk Al
pacas; Serges and Biarritz
Cloth, by the yard; House
Wrappers; Cashmere capes and
Talmas, for Spring wear; In
fants' Underolothing; full lines
Of Coraets; Cllildren's Pique
Cloaks and Dresses; Linen
Suits, Lawn Suits, Paris Mus
lin Suits and Polona1ses, But
tons, Braids, Gimps, and orna-
ments.
This sale presents to the T aaaies g III r. 4nnsaal M
opportunity to buy CHINA AttsS'
The above stock ulnst bo sold reg9raless OF
eost o. yalse bX th9 a99sr h iii reooiYe
bidas for Ill stock remaii lining ungold. AL bids
'aals'' to 'h' f2aGEsYHo E. YHo&aH & H. 3ssG
40 Waahingsan.sh
, 1874-01-19

pittnburRl, OH AInriset.
prr1snuRur, jan, 17.-OrNde petroleum qulet
quoted Ut &l.16. nefned quiet quoted at 13tso: Fob
rugryt 1870.
, 1874-01-19
Explosion of d ElRGt EaArnnce ut Fits
hsKyE3a.

P1TTsnunan, Pa, Jan. l8.-An explosion oc-
CURED as tho Dunbar iusnace, fifty miles from
this city, on lass Thursday. onc Of tho roceiy.
sra had boon leaking for fomo days, and Oh this
day new ono was pus III. but did not operate
satisfactorily. When an examination was being
made, torrifllc explosion took place, killing QUO
man. HIS bend WAS blown distance Of twenty
feet from tho body. Tho receiver was blown to
pieces, and the roof Of tho biasling-houao was
blown entirely OF. Pieces Of the receiver wero
blown nearly quarter OF mile.
, 1874-01-19

New York Dry.l;ouls Market.
NEW Yonx, jan. l7.-uup!ntss improving With
manufacturets' aceuts In tome departments. JOB.
bjn9 4ulst Cotton goods ar.u, With n upward tsa-
ayalyy on btaohsa goods NsW York Atils' shiztaaaa
, 1874-01-19
CASUALTIES.
The Burning Mine Near Wilkes
barre, Pa--Two Acres Of
Goal on Fire.


spteia, Dispatch to The ChicaHo Tribune.
W11KRsDARRE, Pa, Jan. 16.-The scene Of tho
burning mino on the outskirts OF this city las
been visited by your correspondent. Not satis-
fod with an outsido inspection, he Inns penetrated
tho Kidder slope, where tho fire is now raging to
an almoat ungovernable oxtont. Fully two acros
Of solid coal aro IN hames. Miners, ut tho peril
Of their lives, nre andeavoSluR to sub
duo the fire, md soyoral mon hayo
been seriously prostrated from the. of-
feots OF sulphurous gases generatea by
dri1itha aud Michael Gallagher, two courageous
miners, while attempting to force their uay to
tho region Of the fire, were overcome and
CARRIED OUT OF THE MINE INsEssIDLE.
GriGitha has partly recovered, but Gallagher re-
maiMa in precarious condition. Dr.. Loose,
the companys physician. ta daily at the q mlaGs. 19
Citizens hayo boon alarmed for fear that tho
twenty-six foot veiu Of tue mine, which oxte1Ida
for some distance un1er the city aud ia crowded
with foul gas, will ignite.
Narrow Escape OF n Passenger Tram.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-As Passenger train on
the st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Railroad
Crock, uino miles wcst OF ST. Charles, No.,
about o'clock last night, tho two lear cars left
tEe track, and were thrown on their sdes, but pro-
veu.ed from falling ty tho uprights aud gildorsa
Of The bridge. Several bones were broken. and
Ill tho passengers were mora or less hurt, hut
none fatalIy injured. Had tho coupling Of the
cars brokeu thoy would hayo beon prec!pitated
10 the hcl of the cleek, 10 feet lelow, and lie
doubt frightfM loss Of Life would have ro'
suited.
Loss Of q Vessel and Ten OF Her Grow,
LONDON, Jan. 1y.-Tho Minnehaha, from Calat
for Dubliu, has BEEN lost of the Sci1ly 1siands
Ten nf her nra3y drowned.
, 1874-01-19

Loss Of q Vessel and Ten Of Her Grow.
LONDON, Jan. 1y.-Tho Minnehaha, from Ca}ao
for Dubliu, has been lost of the scilly 1siands.
Ten Of her crew drowned.
, 1874-01-19

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tlle future,"t We have nll dono wrong, strangely
aud toolshly gono asstay. ana the pest way 20
show that VIC nre heartily ashanea ol II ~ not ~
do 90 again, aud meet the temptations oi 'no An~
ture with more zeal and COURAGE
Sntne religious teucAers make great auo
about what fhey cali tho duty Of solf-examina,
ton, or interviewing one's self IN order TO hna
evidence OF ones religious ata.e; tnns o. s'unis nis
work on the affections for the purpose OF help.
ing people pIoualy Inclined thus to atlaIyze aud
dissert themselves, It ought to be cehea
troatiBe on tho morbid ANTONY o. tue mlno.
tho liaricn OF people who ovory day kept tally OF
their franc Of feeling, md verify boiieve thas
it is just about the driest aud most unwhoo-
aome kind Of reading one can tna IN feEstona
torsture There il no way one ns m1lo e ancM " ho
| thus constantly handling them. How can alY
ono grow who las It for habit to bo thus con-
stantly looking back in this way OF self-nsneG,,
! tion /? When q boy, my fathor gave me stnall
/ was very anxious to haYo them hurry and got
ripo, and would 60 out every day md thtmp
hsrl upon them to sec # tho rlnd would give
| tho sound that Indicated rlpenosa. But tue poor
tlnga under SO much %psnE oil took ,axd 70 p nG.i
| by TOO much examination. II had lot thonll
alono. the winds, rains, aud suu, in the natural
way, would have done great deal better BY
them, Now, the true ,,. lazy Of ohrlstisn l,ai,n
| GE0Mku IL W 4uQA 1ASAe AotHhIts AoAH6
tho duties Of to-day In the light o1
conscience aud planning better things for ths
future. Nothing givoa such hurd 4nd ugl,
twist 10 the character as to be constantly looking
baok to 500 how far one has como and what Aorl
Of slops they l,Rv1 made. George Fox IL abou
tho only one I ro,uenber who ever wrote q dur,
OF bis religious life that did not provo to be
pillar Of Balt. Ho rarely ever alludes to an!
frame of feeling as m oVtdouce OF lis apiritua
growth, but goos straight forward. tollag where
lie went, what lto did, what kind OF suecoHs h
Ind, aud mover evon intimatos shat he has an,
fcaru for the safety OF hla soul. and death will
him waa simply ono day forgetting to 1.-Two,
II you want to potrify, put yourself in tho habI
of looking back III tho ~ay Of sot-examinatlon
| Ii you want to grow put yourself in the attiIud
of over looking forwald a.ld trying to mako over
| coming day better than tho paat.
There arc lnasay that have o way OF nursln
their errors. pettlng and ooldliug their troublea
, until they beoomo too oufoabled to perform tn
duties that arc before them. 1he one doa
child In hoayon takes away alt thought abor
tie living children. Wo cannot forget Of
dead. but, 1t is not by looking bnok on tic 10,
We hayo lost, but forward to the immortalit
that awaits US. that we most honor tho
memory and learn Wisdom aud patience. Che
| sh the!r memories only no far % YOU can brl
perfume out OF them "a ollerlaLed lowora
nhed mors }ovs, sweatness, aud sympathy npc
. othora.
Ws have ~ lsisws Raoshialy to look bsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-08
Maine Manufacturing News.

Messrs. A. G. Merrill & Co, began the
manufacture of clothes pins at East Edding-
ton, last January and at the present time are
turning out two hundred and forty gross per
day. They have built new mill sixty feet
long by forty wide and two stories high, near
ly all the room in which is occupied. The
wood used is maple, birch and other kinds of
hard wood. Nine men are employed at the
mill and about three hundred cords Of wood
will be used annually.
At Wilton, where the famous Wilton yarns
are made, Messrs. d. & W. c. Furnel have a
mill of two and half stories, and basement
4lx65 feet. In the basement the work of
securing, coloring, drying the wool, picking
and pulling is done; on the next floor, the
weaving and finishing; on the next, carding
and spinning; the upper floor is used for dry
ing the cloth.
Mr.. lngraham OF the Glen house at Dam
forth, contemplates the erection of steam
mill on the Baskahegan.
1t is reported that a contract has been made
by one of the largest slate quarries in the town
of Monson with the Bangor & Piscataquis
Slate Quarry Company, by which the Bangor
Company purchase all the slate from that
quarry for the ensuing year.
The Cumberland Bone Company, located
at Boothbay, will commence operations about
the frs, OF June.
The shovel factory a, North Monmouth is
now running on full time and is giving EN-.
ployment to thirty or forty hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-08
TENNESSEE,

Memphis, !. A planter from Chiot county,
Ark, brings distressing accounts of suffer
ing among the laborers and families in that
vicinity, many of whom he says have sub
sisted Ter several days upon the carcassss of
cattle that have died of starvation or been
drowned in the overflow. The citizens COM
plain of the action of the New Orleans relief
committee in not sending supplies outside of
the State of Louisiana, but this arises doubt
less from the scarcity Of supplies and the
greater amount of destitution nearer New
Orleans. The relief committee have been
actively engaged in collecting supplies to re-
lieve the immediate wants of the people.
Further trouble is apprehended from the rise
Of the st Francis river.