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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-24

Ii OUsE AND LOT-2s3 Poplar street-one OF
II the most pleasant residences on that
favOTlte street-Offered for sale at moderate
price ana on easy terms. Apply to
JUG IRRELEVANT q CO, 10 Madison st.
CTEAM-ENGINES and Boilers, portable and
- stationary, new aud secondhand, suita-
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FOR SALE.

II ORsES, MULES, ETC.-Just received at
IL City Stables. a superior lot of saddle and
harness horses; also, few good mules which
We viii sell on fall time. A few good mich
cows, at our Mammoth Stables
je23 FORREST 4 FAIRIES
ENGINE AND BOILER.-A good second
II hand steam engine and boiler, with every
thing complete and IN good running order;
has run only three months. Governor, heater,
two pumps and cOunteTshafts fo- same, boiler
stand and CRATE bars, 40 feet chimney. All
guaranteed. Price, $3.50 cash. Address
1eZ4 {. W, this office.
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NOW-with young CAT Apply at
~ THIS OFFICE

~ This OFFICE.
T,RESS, GINS, ETC.-One Winship power
press; one 70-Saw Carver gin; one 5O-saw
GUliett gin; one Reynolds revolving cotton
press; one large writing desk; lot Of shaft
ing, pulleys, etc.
j. NJ. PATRICK Il CO.
jun up stairs, corner Third and Madison.
HOUSE-The convenient twO-stOTy brick
III dwelling house, No. S. Market street.
Terms 70 suit the times. a pply u
JUS PRATT GIN co +, Zoo Front 81.
OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY-Situ-
" ated in the town % Oakland, on the NJ.
& r. L. r., 20 miles from Memphis. The build
lngs are new and easy Of access, surrounding
country thickly settled and community re-
fined. q is vel adapted for Teachers family
and board erS; good gardens and two good els
terms. Terms very liberal. Apply 10
JAMES MOORE, or g. A. ALLEN,
1uI5 Oakland Mississippi
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Condensed Locals.

Meeting of Washington Base Bail Cub this
evening. See advertisement.
shiIIingtOn sends HGrpeT's WcSkB and
Erbak Leslie'S Weekly for March -. and WiId
Odfs for March TO-
"Davy Crockett" is a great success at the
National ThCatef-a beautiful drama, well
played.
The many Friends Of Dr. Frank T. Howe.
chief clerk to Engineer HOXie will regret T.
hear thaLhe is confined to his house sick with
an attack Of bilious rcmittent fever.
The stockholders Of the Northern Liberty
market company yesterday determined that
the number of shares OF sock should be re-
dGeed To three thousand. and that the par
value OF each share OF stock should be fixed
at s25-
Invitations have been issued for a reunion,
10 take place ON the nth instant, at l3O
o'clock y. m. at Miss Billings SchOpi-roOIn.
Stb street, between NJ and y. to celebrate the
twenty>nfth anniversary Of her appointment
Mr.. Jared Pratt. an old business man of
heriden, Conn. died quite suddenly At the
Metropolitan HOtIl, this morning. Of pneu-
nlonia- He vas on his way south, for the
benefit of his health, and had been staying al
this hotel since The 18th Of January. NJ
Buchly. undertaken. took charge OF the re-
mains, which are TO be removed 20 his late
home tomorrow morning.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association met
yesterday afternoon at the City Han. DR.
Blake presiding, who announced the death OF
the association, and. aftera feeling tribute 70
his memory. both as a soldier and citizen
offered resolutions of coincidence and that the
members attend the funeral. and wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS
which were adopted.
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MEAT Beef. porter house sia2s rcr n: sirlains,
dried -; Sliced, IS: Clipped. a. '' PcTk IS.sa
ccorned; sal2's Mutton, Isac; Lamb, lsssb; Veal,
Ie; sliced, I5a2D; Middngs, IS cut i6: Tongues 81
cI f,ssg,-ROck 9 per bunch; Perch g per bunch;
Pike, toasO per bunch; Halibut, Is per 10. White
Perch, yellow. 20 per punch: Lobster Is per n
Blue Fish, ioO each: ,shad. l.oaI 50 pr pair:
Spanish do, . per 70; Boston smeii, - per 10.
b. EN- B@ mr. ~ Rrr Mn siSgins i,
Leo: red head - mallard. IS: canvas baSk. se6
Geese, Wild, 100 each; Turkey will, Is p.r
II; Prairie Hens 75alOO PR pair; yehison, IS per
..yEsETABIFs.-Petatoes,. Irish, 20 per pk: sweet.
Carrots per bunch: CabBSSe. iSss pr head head Tf S
nies ~ per Pk: Celery; sale; Pgmrkin; saalo each.
perdozen; Apple, cooking SasO per PIX eating soi6o
PEI PIX, Crsneerries, l21s per quart.
DRIED FRJiTs.-Apples, 5sS per quart: Peaches.
peeled ?oa2s %npeeled, lc; Blaekbefries, 10, Cher
Fsk .,E!s,@sr sB@Se s5IP, s I: T Do ss ST
POuITRyEChickens. live. 75sI 2s nor rair.
dressed, 0Oal "a per pair Ducks. dressed. eai 25
per pair Geese Local = zach; Turkeys, % per 10.
A QUEER DISCOVERY IN A LoG-Mr JP
Black, who owns a Saw-mill at Sheffield near
COhNers, Ga, was engaged on Friday iaSt
saving pine log into plank, and while the
saw was cutting its way with lightning
speed through the pine a harsh. rasping sound
was heard. as though the saw had struck
some metallic substance. The saw was ex-
amined 10 ascertain the cause, when. to the
astonishment Of those present. il was discov-
cred that there Were twenty-six 500 gold
pieces imbetded i'm the wood. There was al
so piece OF paper found among the coin up-
on which was written these words; zone
mile rom this you viii find something val
uable.' The establishment Of the parties az
TINS discovery was great, and for "a time the
business of saving logs was discontinued and
the remaining logs were examined 10 sc, III
any more treasures were concealed i'm
them. The excitement has been intense i'm
the neighborhoOd ever since. No reaSona BILE
explanation as 10 who placed the money tn . e
has yet been elected. and the matter is ike
ly tor remain mystery for all time 20 come.
-HJdHtG Ca NeIrs.
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G Z OR G EFT W N.

RIVER NEws.-The first schooner of the
season arrived this morning from Ports
iaouth, Va. with cargo of lumber for
Nneatley Bros. The steamer John Gibson
VIII leave here tomorrow morning for New
The steamer Knight will be due here on
iuesday next, and will leave on her return
trip on the following Friday.
SISTER CLARE. the Oldest nun at the Com
vent OF the Visitation, is lying i'll of the
PneuInonia; and is not expected to recover
report go cattle sold to butchers af Droyer <
lest. at prices ranging from 4 to cents per
pound. A few extra cattle sold from to Z
cent; 30 sheep were sold at from To 81,
cents per pound. There is a brisk demand
Tor sheep 20 cows and calves were sold a I
prices ranging from 500 to $50
LhWis CARTWRIGHT, one of the most re-
specteu and best known colored citizens of
GEORGETOWN, died this morning. He was
son oi Key: Joseph Cartwright, the pioneer
OF Metnodism among the colorcd people OF
the District. Deceased was a prominent
member OF Western Star Lodge OF Odd Fell
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CIT Y 1T E NJ S.
Spring Shootiuo

Latimer & Cleary have q fine collection of
English and American breech- loadino s;,,nrt-
ing Guns for sale cheap. lRepl 3,4,eo6
HANDSOME black ribbed Dress Suits for
gentlemen, suited to the present season inst
opened. Price only $50
have in stock a full assortment of fine
olack Dress Garments, ready made, and a
large STOCK OF piece goods for orders Order
department on second floor. The most faS-
tidious will be pleased with the result OF an
examination and order.
GEO. &. HENNING, 40 eth street.
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BALTIMORE, March s--virginla s.. pee,ers, IS;
Virginia consolidated, s3.; wesf Nirgfnias, loa.
North Csrolina es, ela, Is; do new, "; do. specia
tar bad to-day. SUGAR firm, 0'saiols.
B.LrTNoKE, March 4.-co;ton quiet but hrIa-loF
middlings, Ia. Flour fairly active. Rio brands
IS; other grades unchanged. wheat irm-Ne.
western amber, l3esl2l. No 2 do. J. ~; miNri a..
Isl; No. western red, llSalla; No DO. lIalITs
Mo- western spring red. la3ai l0s: Pennsy AHA
red, BALM; Maryland red, llSal - a.. s,n.er,
-; DO white, lsal Is Corn frnl-~ontheru anir,t
but western strong-SOuthern white Tao; southern
yellow, 76sse: western mixed, -. Oats suiet AMI
steady-soui hern- 6la6e; western white 6; western
mixed. IS. Rive DAHL coal %. Hay STEADY and nm
changed. Professionalism trade very active
Pork dul-lsalsh; Bulk meats stealy-shoulders,
.sa7si csar ris sldes, Ma bacon nrm-shrul
Is. Lard dnll-l3,sa lGs. Butter iarly active-gSG-i
90 fine western tub and rolls Pas Petroleum noyn
inal-71sas Coffee in better demand; prices 40
charged. Whisky nominsl-l- l2al IL
NEW foRE, March 4-Stocks active aud lower
Money ;. Geld, lSis. Exchange, long. sSl: short.
Sss, Goysrnmepts Gull. Flour firm. Wheat a cent
better. Corn a shade better.
LONDON, Msrrh 4. l.O n m-Erie RAILWAY
shares, "a sc41f: do. preferred. ~
IiyERPoot. March 4. l2.g p m-fotfon steahv-
Mlddlins uplands, TssSd; middlins ORLEANS. a. a
sales EoG bales including S.eOo bales for spec
ulation and export.
LONDON. March 4, 2 2. m.-Paris DISPATCHES auo,s
Tentes ~ g francs " centimes
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CUT HER CHILD's THoAr AND HER Own.
Mrs. j. G. Clark, of Franklin, N. H. cut the
throat of her young daughter, and then cut
her own yesterday afternoon. The child MAJ
recover, but the mother will die. She has
been insane some weeks.
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.,ALExANDRIA, Va, leads Off the opposi-
ton To the civil rights bill by CLOSING h .r
TWO principal hotels. And now, what on
earth are the thousands and thousands of
people who daily visit that great city, TO DO I?
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LOCAL n W s.


NtB,0ssnl ThereT.-f rank Mayo and tNOsa
Rand I'm "Davy Crockett"
EorFs -Oysrd Hossse.-The pantOIO.me OF
"Jaek and the Bean Stalk"
Tneafer CD8siQsI6.-Naried programme Of
miscellaneous attractions.
Avenue TheReT.-An immense bill OF at
traetive novelties.
Odd FSIOsrS' HLG. tn ,lrce;.-Reunion VI
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, I. ., OF.
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81 The telegraph reports snow storms YES
terday at Toledo, Ohio, Detroit. Mich. Al
bany; n. y, New York city, st. Louis, No,
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THE REDUCED FAXES on the Pennsylvania
railroad from Philadelphia Ia the west have
been abolished; and regular rates will now be
charged 10 all points west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-04

sSBy an explosion I'm brewery in Brook
1yn yesterday one man was instantly killed
sJld another had his leg broken.
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INITIAL. dead-gold buttons and studs TO
match, the most elegant full sets In the city,
received at Prigg's jeweiry store. on the ave
nue.. agent for the celebrated Lake George
diamonds Ia gold.
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Two FIREs.-There were two alarms of fire
last night-one for the explosion of a coal-oil
lamp in store No 81 eth street, damage
about $40, and the other for a fire az the store
OF Mr.. Henault, corner of Sth and streets
which was the work of an incendlary. Dam
age slight.
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SIAMMERING CUREp.-Read certificates of
Or. Tiffany and Others under head OF Getty
ltemsn
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CoRNs, &c.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, and thousands patronize DR..
Writes establishment, SIS 18th street, oppo-
site u. s. Treasury. 10 avoid painfuI Cons
Bunions. Inverted Nails, etc. -'
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,WAsHINGToN, ID. c., February -, 1875.
inns Is 10 certify that DIR. ". A. Moses has
ana can cheer1ully recommend him to all
those who are similarly afflicted.
%. SMITH. y. q. Dept.
18th instant
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THE CGURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JtRLge Cur1ier.
Yesterday, National Metropolitan Bank
agt. Bowie & Walther; verdict for plaintifl
Tor 80; Same agt. L. IL. CoOney; verdict for
plaintiff for 1880.
To-day, the Keefe will case-Coughlin agt
POulsOn-waS resumed.
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weather Prona btiifies To-day.

OFFrCF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March 4. 1913 \
For the middle and eastern states rising
barometer west winds, colder, clearing and
clear weather.
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SOLDIER CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.-
soldier in the regular army, nameI
Michael Carey, who was married in this
city, i'm April, 1854, to Annie =. OBelrne, is
In custody at Marion, y. c., on the charge of
bigamy, he having married a woman there.
and parties are looking up the evidence here
nc cess ary to secure his conviction.
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The METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK NAYS
I'VE per cent interest on deposits made be-
fore The 3d Of each nth. Samuel Normenr
president: Nicholas Acker, vice president;
john A. Ruff cashier.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER,M,rs,

FrHE LAnIEs 90 CONGRESS SrRrrr
Wy mETHOnIsT PR0TFsrANT CRt-Rru
wll hANe q SOCIABLE ia fh-ir Lecture - .,
IHIRspAt EVENING Nsnch a AlnissiS1
fREE. super, - --ufs
1IHE tBnvE u POSTPONED UNru,
FURTBER NOTICE "a"
9 MON DENTZs LAGER BEER RRFWERG
~ B.. 40 and ~ Gr,-.rr -If-.. t.-ssFTsfss~n NJ 4.
YER, best Beer s-rvs in = OF bstles q Il u,i
lies and the trsse a. ,h"r safic~. fsbE-In
GEORGETOWN BANk, n. a.
VI 81 MGR >rkEET.
Bank hour, .. m. O. . "a. and on SATURDAYS
deposits General BANKING su~iRs-s eon. s,'d Cd
.coticns made on all scneSshe pfuts. DisooaEi days
n. PoLkINHoRN, Prc.,d-ut.
d. W. BARkkTT, Cashier
nir-cfsr~.
". Polkfnhern. Tho. n,svlins y N.chag
Henry Dickson. X. l.. Cr plef. Frs.i " Ione.
kfev A, shinn, y. y. Hsrf'sy. rhos ksosie-.
apseoly
IMPORTANT PkoCLAMATiON.
To Riesds sad "a. P.si.e.-For your h.s,.,
ecconmodation We have ado pfc. and viii adhere q,
the following rules, vigl-f The once viii b. ep~n
every business day from =. ~ o. .. m. "a. Thee
VIZ csnnot call, BY sending postal card specify ng
sork 20 he done, with fuil aar--s win b waited
prepaid OF G. o D wil ~ DELIVERED AZ any place I'M
The District. Goods firm distance received and re-
Turned ~ mail OF eNpr~-- b, W. "a. WHEATlEr.
Premium steam Dyeing and Securing EstAhlishmeuf.
80 Jefferson street, Georgefawu, n. q. Ladies' and
Gentlemen Wearing Apparel. Curtains KID Boots.
eliprers and Gloves. Frrs. N-rrets. prcsR~ts. A. :
nicely Cleaned or Dyed ian. Ar
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FROSTED LINBs.-POlTs Extract i,lyqri0Ily
Tetteres the pain and finally Cures.
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PfGIHhIhR ro5RndsTER, TEE RIvETER OF
ms shop, VIII be promptly attended TO- No eas l-,e
s'nset northwest, southeast corner Of K f-bis In
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A Valuable Discovery

ASK YOUR GRoCER or wine merchant for
Sharles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. st.fb3.
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest
out not lowest priced, Baking Powder Fla,
CANT Biscuits, Rolls, &c, prepared in a few
minutes.
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STOVES, &c.

JAe: :: aARsoyE5, ks.sGsa.ys q As.s ~
Houssfarli.hins Goods: Rocens and spsas- -
Ing sIsei.l,y: Ne; 1885 i1fs strsst sorss1
wet, bar 8hode lslAs6 sysnss. ssDloE
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Siam mering Cnred.

WAsHINGTON, February 9Th, 1873
Dr. v. A. Noses II am entirely satisfied
Win The cure OF my son, who has been under
your care heartily commend your meth
DDS, so far as they are known 10 me- and Ia Ike
great pleasure i'm advising those who STAN
mer 10 avail themselves of your skill
q. III. TIFFANY.
Pastor Metropolitan NJ. NJ. f. Church, Wash
In
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RICHARD u. MOHUN co.
bOOhSELLEhSA AND STA TlONERS
tblO-tr lO1a PENNsYI Va -. A -
NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKS

MERCHANT TAILORS.
T. b. SMITH.
Il. MERCHANT TAILOR.
us STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFrIcK.
~ ~ Washington, ID. q.
Il J. HEIBERGER.
cIr.IzE S Sssueess,9I to z; Lcnden & co..
iMERCHANT TAILOR
,r, Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,J
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WOMAN ASSAULTED AND R1eRED-
LAST night "a woman named Mr. s.slE.lald
who keeps n store in Goat stiiey -, t-,,[,,xed
down while standing behind her co1rfsr.. by
a eoiOTed man. VINO entered tit- store =, 4
sewing pound wei Ehi threw IL al her. ,no'
with 10. ~
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SUIT AGAINST THE Il. & +. RAILROAD
To-day Mr.. James g. Payne, for John ".
Trook, filed "A suit on the law side of the SUI
preme Court against the Baltimore and Po-
tomae railroad company, charging them
with the obstruction of Virginia avenue, be-
tween 9Th and eth streets, by allowing cars TO
remain thereon, loading and unloading, for
an unreasonable space OF time Plaintiff
claims $1,000 damages
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u is a WeII-kuoVu Fact

u - a Well-kuown Fact
that Dosleg'S Magical Pam Extractor will cure
an old soreOr bad cut sooner than any other
remedy. 1t relieves pain instantly. - cts AZ
Valuable Discovery.
Dr: Z W. Benson, Practicing Physician
100 n. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, (who has maid
hIuch attention 10 nervous diseases, has dis
covered that extract of celery and chan1o-
miie combined. i'm a certain proportion, inva-
flabIy cures either bilious, dyspeptic nervous
OF SICK headache, neuralgia and nervousness
his is triumph i'm medical chemistry. and
sufferers all over the country are ordering bv
mail; He prepares il in pills at 20 cents per
box The Doctor is largely known and highly
respected I'M BaltimOre.-EpiscOpdI Mesh0GS
Sold by all Druggists Charles Stotf & %
io pennsylvania avenue, agents for WASH
ihstoh' 2,2j,t, th,s.3:
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u A6 HIS ZIG BEOA.EN BY FAIL on THE
IcE-Ihe many friends OF Mr. % X. Harris
80, VII AnOwu newsPS per correspondent.
", WI it-Itl Ia isaru that he slipped oa the lee
81 IL corner Of .ii street aud PennS vlVania
avenue about haif past o'clock tins morn
Us .lu, m!iihg. broke his right leg above
.ie nlee ne Wa taken iD.o tie Washing
ION Iiou>', bN ,lrie'-T Dra1e. avi.p called In,
III. Oorlletius Boyle. who >si t.s fractuYesI
limb: after which MI Earris 4 : v,.r,o,.e-t
10 his home ia a Carnage
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-24
Truth Against Fiction.

In the great lying match entered into by Ger
tain papers, in regard to somewhat mythical
organization of which they know nothing, al
though pretending to know much, the can
Gent Lyre' of Portland is as.yet some points
behind, while the Bangor Commercial and
Union Advocate are likely to pluck the laurels
from the old 'Scarboro Bible" and put it to
utter shame. 1t is truly sad to see such hardly
earned honols ecllpsed by those hitherto so en-
tirely unknown to fame, and we tender the old
AS an evidence of the "cheek" and skill of
the victors, we present some plain FACTS, VIII oh
our readers are requested to compare with these
late efforts, viz: The American Citizen is not
know Nothing organ" nor is its editor Cen
gagged in building up new party neither is
he member of the Patriotic Order, Sons of
America" nor does he believe that the order is
in any accepted sense of the term political
one We are assured also that no political dis
cussions are allowed in the councils eff the
United American Mechanics also that Cath
ol!cs may, and have become members.
Furthermore, the editor of the Citizen utterly
denies being a member of a "secret, anti-Cath-
his honor that he has no knowledge of the &C.
lstence of such an organization.
in the grand awakening of the horest men
and true patriots of both parties to the dangers
which threaten our free institutions, from a
union of "Ultramontanism," and political
side of FREE GOVERNMENT, FREE PRESS,
FREE SCHOOLS, aud FREE BIBLE" and calls
upon all who love their country, better than the
spOils of Office to strengthen its hands in the
open contest now being fought out before not
only the people Of America but the World, be-
tween the scheming Jesuit and the adv COATES
Of "cvl and religious liberty. ''-Americon
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-24

THE TITIENs CoNcERT.-This morning the
sale of seats for the Titiens concert opens at c.
Il. Halves music store. 1t ought to be unnec-
essary to call the attention of people to an en-
tertainment in which one of the first if not the
first, of living singers takes part The follow
ing is the programme:
PART
Aria-"Barbiere di Sviglia". ........ 80. Rossini
Signor G. Orlandini.
Violin Solo-"Fantasia Muta de Portici''. .Alard
M. Mark Keiser.
Grand Aria-"Ocean, thou mighty Monster"
Oberon, Weber
Mile Theresa Titiens.
(See Concert Book, page 15,)
Piano Forte Solo-3d Variations on an original Air,
Beethoven
First introduced in the Monday Popular Concert,
London.
Nine Arabella Goddard.
Duet-"Fayorta" ........................D onizetti
Mile Theresa Ttiens and Signor Orlandini.
Piano Solo-Grand Fantasia, "Erin," introduc-
ing "My Lodgin' is on the Cold Ground" -. 'The
Minstrel Boy" expressly composed for Mime
Goddard, by....................Sr Jules Benedict
Mime Arabeila Goddard.
PART II.
Brindisi-"Martha". Flotow
Signor G. Orlandini.
(See Concert Book, page 32)
German Song-"Greatchen am Spinrade. Schubert
Mile Theresa Ttiens.
(See Concert Book, page 32o
Piano Forte Solo-Scotch Fantasia, introducing
"Ihe Blue Bells of Scotland "Kelvin Grove"
"Wad ma Fight for Charlie. ....... Jules de Sivrai
Mime Arabella Goddard.
Mile Theresa Titiens
(See Concert Book, page 49,
Violin Solo-''Romauce and Bolero''. .Dancla
Nj. Mark Keiser.
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Superior Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1875, sYMoNDs, j., PRE-
SIDING.
THURsDAY.-In the case of Tonar VS.. Flanagan
an action to recover for personal injuries sustained
by collision, through the alleged carelessness of
oeiendant's servant the jury disagreed, standing
eieVen Ior the defendant and one for the plaintiff
haskell for plaintiff. Cliffords for defendant.
Thomas King VS.. Tyler & Eaton. Action to re-
cover damages for an alleged breach of contract The
pantiif says that on Friday the 10th of September
ne went to defendants, who are coal dealers, and
contracted to discharge cargo of 800 tons of coal,
tnen ,n beard ola vessel in the stream consigned to
defendans that defendants told him to be there the
'Lext morning with his gang of shovellers; plaintiff
went there Saturday morning and the vessel not be-
ing hauled in, defendants told him to be ready with
ME men on Monday morning; that Monday morning
wnen ne arrived at the wharf with his crew of three
men beside himself the defendant told him he had
gwen the job to another party. Plaintiff says he
was obliged to pay the three men he employed four
dollars each for Saturday and Monday, aud lost his
own time; that defendant agreed to give him eleven
cents per ton for dischargng the vessel and claimed
to recover the full contract price.
Defendant testified that the contract was condi-
tonal; that plaintiff wanted to discharge the cargo
and the shovellers he usually employed being en-
gagged elsewhere he told plaintiff if the vessel was
naueu nto tne dock so she could be discharged Sat-
urday he might do it, but the vessel could not be and
was not hauled in until late Saturday night, and
Monday his own crew were ready to discharge. YER
dict for defendant.
Bradburys for plaintiff
Howard & Cleaves for defendants.
Z. T. Mattocks VS.. Charles Young. Action to re-
cover two hundred and fifty dollars for breach of
covenant in not accepting a percentage on claim
held by Young against j. Winslow Jones and assign
ing said claim to plaintiff. On trial.
Mattocks & Fox for plaintiff.
Strout s. Gage for defendant.