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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-10
STATE NEWS,
OXFORD COUNTY.

OXFORD COUNTY.
An Injunction has been issued restraining the
the Robinson Manufacturing Company at Ok.
ford Village from holding back the water of
Thompson pond The application was made
by the Denison Paper Manufacturing Company
of Mechanic Falls,
press Correspondenceo
j. X. Osgood of Gardiner, the Temperance
Reformer, gave to the citizens OF Brownfeld
one of his effective lectures Tuesday evening,
and 80 enrolled their names on the pledge and
organized Temperance Club and chose 5. Is.
Bean, President; w. FL. Stickney, Vice Pres
ident, and 2. o. Wentworth, Secretary. The
meeting adjourned to meet again Friday eve
ming at the same Place.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Francis Caldwell, NJ. D., died at New Port
land on the ID inst, aged 50 years. He sue.
cessfully practiced his profession in Somerset
county, more than half a century.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
The second annual meeting of the Maine
State Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, was
held in Lewiston, Tuesday. 125 grangers were
present Nelson Ham and l.. ID. bennett ad-
dressed the delegates.
Joseph Frost, an aged and respected citizen
of the Poland family of Shakers, died the 9th
inst aged about 50.
The store of Messrs. G. W. & j. G. Wood
man of Auburn, was robbed OF about va worth
of goods on Monday night.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Azel Macomber and wife of Jay celebrated
he Goth anniversary of their wedding, on the
End instant.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Lizzie Haines, nine years old, was drowned
in the mill pond at Machias. December 1st.
She went on to the thin ice TO play, alone, and
fell in The girls father, about two years ago,
was lost at sea in the Jonesport vessel, Captain
Mansfield.
AROoSTOOK COUNTY.
The Pioneer learus that through the Grange
channel, flour is brought from the West and
nut down in Houlton two dollars a barrel less
than the article can be obtained through middle
men.
KNOX COUNTY.
Henry Suckforth of Washington, who was
shot by an unknown person few days since,
while sitting in his house, is doing well.
The women's praying band of Rockland Or
ganized, Tuesday night, for the winters cam
paign.
Mrs L. Baker Of Rockland fell down stairs,
Tuesday and broke her arm.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Mrs. Harriet S. Gr:swold fell while alishring
from a carriage in Bangor, Monday night, and
broke her collar bone.
The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court in Bangor has finally adjourned after
session of As days
The buildings of Capt. lothian Flanders OF
Patten We're burned the night of November
18th, with nearly thirty tons of hay, three hum
died bushels of grain, five cows two horses,
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THE MUsEUM.-A large audience witnessed
Rip Van Wrinkle last evening, and appeared
nightly entertained. Mr.. Calders interpre-
tation of the title role is certainly credltabie'
and though we miss the fine effects OF Mr. JET
ferson's impersonation, the broad outlines are
well rendered. Miss Cameron makes one OF
the best Gretchens ever seen on the stage.
The scenery and costumes for this play are
excellent. and the play should have long 1un.
This place of entertainment NOW on firm
basis. and should receive the patronage of all
who wish to have an established place OF
amusement.
The scenic artist, Mr.. Morgan, has taken
special pains, and the scenery particularly In
the third act is excellent The play is put up
-, .to boards in much better shape than ever
before in this city, and the Interpretation Ut
Mr.. Calder demands liberal praise The effort
of Mr.. Bascomb, as the young sailor, also calls
for recognition.
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This is not report. One might as we'll at
tempt the scrptual feat of swallo@inga camel
as to give report, other than verbatim report
of one of Mr.. Coughs lectures.
The lecture last evening was advertised to be
Lights aud Shadows of London Life but 1t
sounded strangely like one entitled 'Circum
stances" delivered in this city once before. Its
age is no objection, however, for it is great
deal like wine and some other good things, and
increases in value as it grows old. Its pathos
is genuine. and never ceases to Affect its humor
never pals.
The audience was the largest OF the season,
every seat being taken and many standing in
the rear of the hall.
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A very pleasant little party participated IN
the social hop at Lancaster Hall last evening.
The brig Queen of Hearts, Capt. Brennan,
arrived from b irrow yesterday, will steel rails
for the Grand Trunk.
The trains yesterday were the l9htest that
have been known for some time.
G.. r. Chisholm & Bros. have been appointed
agents TO. the sale of coke for the Gas Compa-
ny. This will accommodate the Cape folks.
The rnext lecture in the Mercantile course
will be delivered by Enoch Knight, Esq. Sub
iect, "Young Folks
The ladies' of India street church will hold
fair for the sale of fancy articles at their vestry
Friday evening. An entertainment will also
be given by the young people of the society.
Young man, go and see Rip Van Wrinkle to-
night
A petition will be presented to the next Leg
islature, asking for the exemption of Presump-
scot river from the regulations and require
meLts as to fish ways for period not exceeding
ten years.
Monday evening. JAM 4th, the grand Frater-
nifty entertainment will be given.
The City Marshal and entire police force OF
Bangor have signed the Temperance pledge. 1t
is suggested that City Marshal Parker and the
police force of our city do the same.
G. A. r. Sociabe this evening.
The lecture to night at Pine S rect NJ. E.
church, by DR.. Ridgeway of New York, on his
recent travels in Palestine, with illustrated
maps, cannot fail to be exceedingly interesting
The lad les of Plymouth church are preparing
for sale and Antiquarian Supper in their YES
try next week All articles for the sale may be
left at Miss Hutchinson's, II Winter street, or
Mrs How's. 500 Congress street, this week.
The concert in connection with the Second
Parish Fair will be given hy Messrs. Beckett,
Howard and Coffin, ana Mrs Chase and Miss
Munger, Miss Leach being accompanist
Town meeting at the Cape, Friday, Dec. H.,
at two o'clock.
The only change in the firm of d. W. Clark
& Co., ice dealers, is the retirement OF Mr.. A.
C. Chaplin. The firm still continue business
as heretofore.
The City Hall has been engaged for Sabbath
evening, Dec. Goth and 9th, to hold temper
ance reform and praise meeting. Reform men
from our own state and other states will be
present.
The Museum was we'll filed at the matinee
yesterday.
The usual number of dodgers and four DRINKS
were all that was on the slate at the police STA
ton last night
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U. >. District Court.

BErOhE JODtE fOAs
WEDNESDAY The creditors of Isaac Gossman
asked that he might be put into bankruptcy. Judge
Kngsbury, counsel for Gossman, stated that he had
offered 70 pay 25 per cent? but the creditors refuse to
accept it. The court ruled that few days would be
given for the creditors to accept the Offer and then
If not accepted he would have to enter bankruptcy.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. 0, by Rev. DR.. Smaller. Frank A.
Mel rill and Miss Nellie Galley. both OF Portland.
In South Paris, Nov. %, Geo. +. Green OF North
Waterford and Miss Dora Rideout OF Portland
In Buckfeld, Nov. 26, John Billings OF Par's ana
Miss Dorcas Niles of Buekteld.
In Pownal, Dec. I, John Bracket and Miss Ann
Alexander.
Boothbay and Miss Hewlett of GrotOn.
In Longwooi, Mass. Dec. 3, Henry 9. Mitchell OF
Brunswick and Miss Fanny Davis OF Auburn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the fact that
John B. Cough, the favorite lecturer of the
temperance community, was in City Hall Chest
nut street church was well filled last evening,
when interesting speeches were made by d. w.
Wood of Boston, and others. One hundred
and sixty-two persons signed the pledge. Az
equally good meeting may be expected at the
same Mace this evening.
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WIVES OF GREAT MEN,-George Dawson,
who lectures in the Army and Navy Union
course this evening, is said to be the best con-
versatioEal lecturer on the platform. His style
is vivid and entertaining, and his manner OF
speaking very pleasing. His subject. Wives
of Great Men" is enc of much interest, and the
manner in which he treats of it renders it I'M
usuallv entertaining
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. o. Miss Eliza Bird aged "A years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at o'clock.
at St. Stephens Church.
In This city, Dec. 8, Neil McCafferty, aged AZ years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at II o'clock
at his late residence, No. 10 Briggs street.
In Boothbay Dec. 1, Capt. Peter Adams, aged OIL
years II months
In Biddeford. Dec 7, Mrs. Mary c. Hooper, aged
81 years months.
At Hollywood. n. C, Nov. 10, at the residence OF
Hon. Appleton Oaksmith, Mrs. Eleanor +. Mason,
widow OF the late Capt Samuel Mason OF Yarmouth,
Maine.
% The funeral services of the late Helen Gray
LOrng will take place Thursday afternoon at q oclk,
at No. % Gray street.
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WE would again remind our readers of a
fulther decline in the prices of all kinds of dry
goods E. 7. Eden & Co., 5 Free street, are
selling Continental sheetngs for st cents. per
ward. Washington cambrics, all colors, for
cents per yard, blankets. large size and perfect,
for 1874 per pair, Merrimac, COchecho and
American prints for cents per yard, Amos
keag prints, Ct cents and everything else in
their stock at equally low prices. Give them
call and secure some of the bargains they are
now offering dec9 It.
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HARD CAsE-Yesterday morning Colonel
Thompson, the agent for the Provident Asso'
citation, in making his rounds among the poor
found one of the hardest cases on record. The
family lived on Cotton street, AMI the man,
whose name is James Black, was lying seri'
ously i'll, with rothing in the house to support
himself and wife and five small children. OF
course they received temporary aid, but they
are still in very destitute circumstal ces
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New MUsIc.-Mr. j. HI. Milliken, musician,
and operator in the Boston office of the Wes-
tern Union telegraph, aud excellent in both
capacities, has written piece OF music, the
Adelaide Mazurka, which will be found a
pleasing composition. The music is dedicated to
Mr. D. G. Shaw, an operator in the Western
Union office in this city and gentleman who
is a capable Singer of ink as well as lightning.
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MORTALITY PRRvENrED.-It would be a
moderate estimate to place the number of cases
in which Consumption is prevented by the
timely use of HALEs HONEY OF FOREGROUND
AND TAR, at tel thousand per annum. No
cough, cold, bronchial affection, sore throat, or
other ailment of the organs of respiration can
ever degenerate Into mortal disease If this
palatable and absolutely infallible specific be
taken in time and long enough persevered in.
PIKE's TooTH ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute, dec5d&WlW
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Calcutta 9Th inst, ship Vancouver, Scott,
Sid i'm Marseilles 22d ut, barque Geo Kingman,
Howes, Messina
Ar at rapport 25th ult, barque Joshua Loring.
Nichols, Riga.
Ar at Londonderry It'll inst, steamship Caspian.
TrOcks, Portland.
Sid lm Glasgow 2Ist and Greenock 2ith, steamship
At Newport 2sth ult, barque Sarah Kingsbury,
Warehouse, for Rosario.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst. ship Prussia, Rich from
New Orleans: barque Brazos Fuller. Galveston.
Put back 9TH, ship Golden Rule, Hall, for New
Orleans.
Piles, Shute, Rangoon. leaky.
Sid FIN Bakers Island July Both, ship Gen Butler,
Ar at Aspinwaii 2sth ult, sch Frank Treat, Down.
ing, Port Lmon, (for west coast next day.
In port 2Sth ult, barque Eliza White Wotton. disg;
schs Abbot Devereux, Rich and Albert Smith. Lea
witt. tor - 5 days; Stephen Harding HARDING
waiting; and others.
Fernandina.
Ar at Havana 7th inst, barque Jas Ward, from
AT At East Harbor. TT, goth ut, brig Hattie Eaton
Ar at Halifax 4th inst. sch City Point. Brown, Ma
Ar Ar at Port Hastings Sd, sch Mary Reeves, from
P Island for Calais.
Ar at St John. NIB, sth inst. sch Edward Waite
York, Portland.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid fin Liverpool 23d. Vermont. for Rio Janeiro.s
Ent for ldg 18th. Circassian, (ss Wyie, for foIt-
land.
Ar at London 25th. John Clark. Bryce. Cronstadt.
Cid at .Penarth 9th. Melrose Neil, Hong Kong;
Nancy PendIeton Pendleton, Point de Gale.
Cid at Cardiff oath, Tranquebar, Warehouse for
Rio Janiero; Martin w Brett. for st yago.
Sid 23d, X w Messer, Hewett. for Havana.
AR at Hoyhead 25th. Augustine Kobbe, Ames, I'm
Liverpool for Savannah.
Sid i'm Singapore Oct IS. Western Chief. Hill, for
Boston.
sid FIN Gale Oct 49, Otago. Thorndike, Cochin.
Ar at Trieste 18th ut, Carrie Wyman, Cochrane'
Philadelphia.
Cid at Gibraltar 10Th uIt, Bounding Billow. Rey-
nolds, Valencia.
SPOKEN.
Oct %, lat 80 N, Ion % W. barque Xenia, Rey-
nods, from Liverpool for kangO0n.
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SovEREIGNs OF INDUsTRY.-A Council OF
Is charter members was organized at Sacca'
Kappa Wednesday evening, by c. FL. Greene,
State Deputy. The Order is rapidly spreading
through the state, aud the benefits realized by
its members are exceedingly gratifying.
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HIGH PRICED PoULTRY.-The Haskell Pou-
try Co. recently sold (by F. Tisbetts. Esq to
a well known poultry fancier in this city, four
light brahma chickens for fifty dollars. These
chickens are from the celebrated Duke of
York" stock, bred by S. c. Comey. The H. P.
Co. make this stock speciality, and are quite
successful in rearing this valuable breei OF
DOultry
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PLEASANT AFFAIR Mr.. Joseph E. Worces-
ter the we'll known clerk at Perry's hat store
on Middle street, gave his friends reception
at his residence, 164 Portlandstreet, last even-
ne. Quite large patty were present and the
fes iyities were kept up until late hour.
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REFORM CLUB.-The Portland Reformed
Mems Club will meet this evening. Only those
persons wto have renowned the use of strong
drink and those DESTROYS of doing so are invited
20 be present and join the organization. None
others will be permitted 10 remain.
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ANOTHER INvITATIoN.-At a citizens meet
ing in Nashua, N. e., Monday night, it was
voted to invite the merchants of Worcester and
Portland and the residents ON the line OF the
Nashua & Rochester Railroad to celebrate with
them the completion Of the road mentioned.
Committees of arrangements were raised, and
the event promises to be one of very general in
terest. The day has not been fixed, but the
event will probably occur some day next
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SECOND PARISH FAIR.-At the concert to De
given Friday evenin, in connection with the
Second Parish fair, Miss Chase and Miss Mum
Ger and Messrs. Beckett and Howard will sing
NTH Miss Leach as accompanist. This will be
a good concert and will afford every one an OPP
nortnn;tv to aid the society and get BIS
moneys worth besides.
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CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Remarkab Cure for Liver Complaint.
Don't forget-FIancis H. Coffin.
SPECIAL NOTICES
The most wonderfu!-Dr. S. d. HOwe's
Anderson's-Annual Sale.
General Lodge No. L.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Holiday Season-Wm. Senter.
Removal--Thos. Laughl:n g. Son.
Lost-Overskirt.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
ROoms-I'o Let Cheap.
Found-Key.
Wanted -Men.
Merchants National Bank.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ, C. M.-Association Lecture.
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yluuicipal COurl.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
WEDNESDAY .-Granvile ID. M Her, Cyrus Ham
scomb and Edwin l.. Stanwood. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 each with costs. Paid.
Patrick O'Neal. Single sale. Fined $50 with
COSTS Paid. Howard a. Cleayes.
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HUTCHINSON CoNcERT.-On Friday evening"
at the Allen Mission Chapel, the Hutchinson
family will give one of their glorious concerts
in aid of the Mission and of the Reform CLUB.
John and Joshua, of the original band .oi
brothers," andiFannie and Henry, make up the
company. They will sing many stirring tenn
perance songs Their harmony is nearest IKE
that of the old quartette. john retains MS
old fire and force, and his son Henry has su'
perb aud W ell.managed voice. AT recent
concert in New York they had an audience OF
several thousand aud every song was enthu-
siastcalIy encored. At Lynn the other evening
hundreds were turned away from the largest
hall hhere. We do not believe the chapel awiii
hold all who want to attend, and hope some ar
rabgement may be made for larger accommo-
dations. The ticketsiwillabe only 70 cents; 10
for children.
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Mr.. George j. Varney of Brunswick, has been
appointed to the position of assistant librarian
in the State Library.
The Lord Bishop of Montreal will preach at
ST. Luke's Cathedral next Sunday morning,
and the Bishop of Zanzibar, Africa, in the
evening.
Mr.. j. r. McKelvey Will lecture on temper
ance at Waldcboro tonight and at Thomaston
tomorrow night,
Hon. E. f. Webb OF Waterville, is at the st.
Julian
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Shin Chamdlery.

Some time since the Press spoke of tne fine
appearance of the lower end of Center street
since the new blocks had been erected. Among
these buildings is brick block erected by >. u.
Brown, Esq, for Thos. Langhlin & Son, ship
chambers and general blacksmiths. This firm
have a shop 4Ox7O, two stories high, and a bose
mept. In the basement they have large gal
vanizing bath, and they do large quantity OF
gaivanizing. In this room they have one forge
and place for the storage OF stock. On Inc
first floor they have an Office 25x25, also place
for the sale of their goods In the rear is the
workshop with five FORCES. On the second floor
they have small work room and packing room
and place for storage. They employ ten men
and send large quantities of their goods all over
New England. Their trade is constantly on the
ippre2Se.
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The green grass grows in the meadow, go
spread over il a thin layer of Bearine, and the
tiny blades will shoot upwards, and grow far
more luxuriantly than before. Try the same
experiment upon your hair and the effect is
still more marked; the hair grows vigorous and
seems to find in Pearne all the ingredients to
supports its life. dec9dawlw
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SHAKEsPEARIAN RECITALs.-On Sunday eve
ming the citizens of Portland are to have rare
treat 10 the way of grand Shakespearan re-
cital and sacred coucert. The talent is all that
could be desired and the affair will doubtless be
a grand success. The management have en-
gagged one of the best vocalists in the Strakosch
opera troupe. Mr.. Ihrenfeldt and orchestra,
Mr. j. j. Bartlett and Sappho The pro-
gramme provided is excellent and should draw
a full house. Tickets can be bought at Stock =
bridges this morning.
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uusCEl.lANEOUs NOTICES.

DON'T forget that Francis H. Coffin cOntinu-
ally opens new goods; and children don't fail to
remind your friends that he has the best assort'
ment of Juvenile" Games and Toy Books to
he found in Portland. 1t
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WARDS OPERA HoUsE.-The new bill and
the new actors prove very entertaining. The
Clair sisters are wonderful acrobats, anC ore OF
them is a very pretty woman The other per-
formers are all good.
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PEOPLE who have cut their wise teeth, use
the SOZODONT, AMI all who do, are willing
to declare to all who don't use it, that it IS the
most perfect and delightful thing for the teeth
they ever dipped brush into. de7dawlw
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Do not find fault with your sewing machines
until yor have tried the Eureka machine twist.
1t is the best and will give perfect satisfaction.
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Remarkable Cure of Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia.

ILIoN, N. Y, Dec 80, 1872.
DIR. S. d. HowE.-Dear Sir: We have one
case here of gentleman suffering with dys-
pepsia, kidney and liver disease, and great
nervous prostratiOn. who has not been able to
do any labor for two or three years past, who
has been taking your Arabian Tonic. which
has resulted in his going to work at his trade
as carpenter Everybody had given up his
case as hopeless. as his situation was generally
known. The effect of the medicine upon him
has helped the sale wonderfully. Please send
us one.half gross of your ARABIAN Milk
Cure" and one-half gross of your Tonic" at
once. Respectfully yours,
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FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES, nice article, a
Charles Gusts 6, Cos, 1913 Congress street:
do1 If
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TO-DAY, at 10 A. M and P. M, f. o. Bailey
& Co. sell at store 96 Exchange street, fine
collection Of ChromOs.
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SYMoNDs' Dye House, India Street.-Coats
dyed $1.25; overcoats $1.50; pants % cents.
- oa1Sond0p,M
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MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes,
at Charles Gusts & Co., 493 Congress street.
~
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UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all qualities,
as low as the same qualities can be sold by any
one, at Charles Gusts & Cos, 1913 Congress
street. ucltI
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OE PORTLAND

Wednesday, Dec. o.
ARRIVED
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Batuue Queen of Hearts. (Br) Brennon, Barrow, e,
with steel rails to Grand Trunk kk Co.
Brig Mary A Chase, Dolan, Baltimore-coal to Jas
L Farmer. Vi,
Sch Lizzie Carr, Teel, Phladephia-coal to VIM e
Dennson.
Sch Eastern Queen Rodick, Ellsworth, to load for
Jamaica.
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The services will open with the funeral
march composed by Fred ter Linden. The
bishops and priests will march into the cathe-
dral in solemn procession. There will be six
bishops and thirty priests present. Among
the number who have already arrived we
notice, Archbishop Connolly of Halifax, Bis
hop Laughlin of Brooklyn, Bishop MNierney
of Albany, n Y, Bishop O'Reilly of Spring
field, Mass, Bishop Williams of Boston and
Rev. Messrs. Keegan of Brooklyn, Healey Of
Chicopee, Mass, Ludden of Albany, N. y,
Lefaver of Montreal, buddy OF Oldtown, Nc
Sweeney of Bangor, OCallaghan and Murphy
oE IN