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were "sackeon last fall; witness never took
liquor out OF casks unless Il was gwen 70 nun and
once TO Schnerr's house ne got IL rom marshal
down town; Schnerr gave witness an order 10 get
II; witness made an a11davit against Schnerr be-
fore Inspector Klnck through fear; ne never gave
schnerr any liquor except What belonged 10 rim
him ON the sale OF liquor; Scnnerr was always
strict with him and insisted on his performing his
casks that were overno wing, as 1t could not oe
gagged until some was raken out; II they had
without scnnerr's showing it, because he could
Another witness. Charles D. Davidson, tesrned
that he sold a lot or brandy TO a man named Horn
for Schnerr ne twttness) paid Scnnerr for Lwentv-
ave gallons OF liquor alter he made the sale to
Horn; he gave Schnerr $45 at one time and the
balance afterward; he was with Schnerr on one
when he offered 10 sell liquor TO saloon
Keeper In Williamsburg: Horns saloon was at
No. Madison street; the witness further testified
that when ne sWore 10 his afidavt against
Schnerr he dia not hear the whole OF 1t read.
William NJ. Brewer testified that he was In
Schnerr's employ about three months as bung
starter; he TOOK vino 10 Scnnery's house IN
BROOKLYN In July or August last he'got the wine
from Schnerr's ONCE; Schnerr was on the pier
sometimes wnen the liquor was taken from casks,
but witness could not say whether ne (Schnerrl
saw 1t taken; Schnerr never gave witness any
liquor; he carried 1t to his house IN demlJohni
t1Ia MN 70 taEe ~ ever witness ms pA 70
bring their vessels over INTO his distI ict gallon
OF wine was sometimes given TO witness oy the
owners OF H.; that was common thing
Theodore Rodenberg testified that he lived az
No. 323 East ForLy-tirst street; he worked for
Schnerr as a booKkeepor; he made out Two re-
turns OF the gauging one return Tor the import
ers and one Tor the custom House; witness re-
ceived from importers during the time he was
with Schnerr over $1,000 Tor furnishing them re-
turns, when money he turned over to Schnerr !.
ne has sold brandy for Schnerr TO Hol.ender &
Co.; they gave witness 500 Tor II in Schnerr's
presence, and he turned the money over to him.
witness further testified that he knew Brewer q
Jones took liquor TO Schnerr's house and brought
oack the demlJonnS empty; he also knew that
Schnerr bought empty casks in Brooklyn and
took them to HIS house and mad them nled wit
ness has carried liquor over TO Schnerris house;
the liquor was taken from The casks before they
were gagged; the returns he made Of the gaug-
ing were duplicate returns; he has seen Jones,
Wlntermeyer ana Brewer frequently take liquor
from casks before they were gauged Schnerr told
witness to ask the men TO take liquor over to his
house.
the witness Thomas Jones was recalled and
STATED that Schnerr came to his house several
times and asked witness 10 modify mis- af1ldavlt
against him, so as to make IL more easy Tor him.
The investigation Will be resumed tomorrow.
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day or .wo Dy petec.iys OIart. o. Boo Tweltlh

day or two BY Detective Clark, OF the Twelfth
precinct.
Thomas Good and Patrick oats. oeys, were ar
rested by 0f1cer Benke, OF the Thirty-nrst
precinct, while endeavorin2 10 sell horse and
harness 10 Peter McDavy. on the Boulevard ana
Seventy-secOnd street, for IS. II Is thought they
were stolen. and the boys were neld Tor examin-
alton until the o11cer 1nds out.
A BURGLAR CAUGHT.
For several weeks past the smoke and packing
house Nos. 2lo and 2l2 East I2Otn street, sned
by David MerricK, has been robbed al intervals
or money and property. On Tuesday night Detec.
tive Jenness, oil the Twelfth precinct, locked him.
self in the building, aud succeeded, by doing so,
in arrestinE the thief, one Frank Renhardt, Q
former employe. He was held for trial
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THE BLIND ACTRESS.

At special meeting or the Dramatic Fund AS.
ISOLATION. held at their rooms, No. $40 Broadway,
on the goth inst, the following members were
present:-S. L. III. Barlow. President; John
Brougham, f. +. Taylor, Frank Chanfrau and
Thomas J. Hind, directors After the transaction
OF sundry business the case OF Nine. Albertine,
the olind actress, who was brought home from
Melbourne by Captain Il. Chandler, OF the United
states ship Swatara, and Is now residing with
captain Alexander Naety, at No. 80 Garden street,
hoookeh, was considered. petition was read
member or the association, although she had long
been considered dead and had nc< paid her dues.
The petition was accorded, and NJ essrs. Chanfrau,
5. L. NJ. Barlow. Mrs. Lander, John Brougham and
others subscribed the requisite amount on the
spot. and Nine. Albertine Was declared to be re-
instated. letter from Captain Ralph Chandler
was read explaining the pleasure he had felt IN
bringing the distressed lady home TO her native
land.
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbretn.
A pANaERous YOUNG RurF1AN.

A DANGEROUS YOUNG RUFFLAN.
John Kenny was held to await the result OF In
juries indicted BY MIN on Mrs. Mary Mastcrson. OF
No. AZ First avenue, VINO has been prematurely
connned In consequence OF an assault committed
BY hlm on her. Her case was considered so seri-
Gus on Tuesday night that the physician in
attendance notified the Coroner
A BURGLAR AND HIGHWAY noDDEB.
ON Tuesday Ufnccr Coltrcil, OF sne TwentY-sec-
ond precinct arrested o desperate character
named Joha Thompson on a charge OF attempted
highway robbery. In his possession were found
two silver goDlets, evidently stolen. Subse.
quentlY IL appeared that they were part OF the
proceeds oil a burglary committed on Mrs.
Flynn's liquor store, No. S3l Tenth avenue a lew
DAYS previous. Thompson was held yesterday for
trial.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmre.,
A CLEVER cAPTU,

CLEVER CAPTURE.
Mr.. Clarence w. Darling, OF No. Hs west Forty
seventh street, while riding ON one .. the cars or
the Broadway line yesterday evening. felt tug
at his watch chain and, turning around suddenly,
saw a man Jump on the car. At the same time ne
discovered tnat his watch was gone. He pursued
the man and alter q short chase, succeeded in
capturing hin-
When brought TO the station house the watch
was found In the prisoners possession and he
gave his name az Edward Smitt. Judge Kasmlrc
yesterday held Smitt in 81, 600 bail 10 answsr.
DISHONEST GIRL
Mary Agnes McGrane, young girl about nfteen
years OF age, was arraigned on charge OF steal
Ing twenty-one yards OF black SILK from Mrs.
Bertha fernandez, OF No. $50 Broadway, by whom
she was employed. Mary Agnes was committed
In 81, 600 bail 10 answer
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.


Before Judge Sutherland.
rr CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Pietro Borltti was charged with burgiartously
entering the apartments OF Giuseppe Costa on
the Goth OF June, No. 20 South Fifth avenue, ana
stealing $3.50 in money, IRE insurance policy
and an Italian passport. When the prisoner was
arrested the policy was found In his possession.
He swore that the vile Of the complainant gave
1t to him two weeks before the alleged commission
OF the crime. number OF Italians were exam
ined Tor the defence, whose testimony contra.
dicted the statement OF Costa and his wife. The
Jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES.
James Kennedy. who pleaded guilty on Tuesday
to larceny from the person and was remanded for
sentence, was brought up and sentenced to vne
State Prison for three years.
Charles Daley was convicted OF simple assault,
the charge being that the 4th OF July he pointed
q pistol at Louis MinIcus, keeper OF q lager beer
saloon on First avenue. Sentenced TO the Penl-
tertiary Tor two months, there being extenuaung
circumstances.
John King was tried and convicted OF keeping
disorderly house in the basement OF No. 23s Will
liam street, which was nuisance to the whole
neighborhood. Sentenced to the Penitentiary ior
three months and ordered TO pay fine Of $500.
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Jndge Flammer.
THE HORSE THIEVES HARVEST.

THE HORSE THIEVES HARVEST.
william H. Briggs, OF Foraham, appeared yes
terday In court and preferred charge OF horse
stealing against John Donnely, VINO was com.
mi;;ed last Monday FOR stealing horse from Mr..
Mitchell OF l20th street. 1t is also said tnat Don-
nelly attempted TO steal $10 900 from a gentleman
IN Westminster, ana that the robbery was pre-
vented only by the merest accident.
Thomas Ryan was hed for trlal on his own adj
mission or having stolen two horses rom Eli Mar.
tin, No. eos Fast l2sth street. and selling one to
Peter Miller, No. $50 East llOtn street, and the
other to Westminster farmer. The former mas
been recovered. and the latter Will be probably In
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME counr-oHAMBEns.

SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs
BY Judge Donohue.
New York Mutual Gas Light Company VI. The
Mayor &c--MoJion granted.
COMMON pLEAs-sPECIAI TERM.
BY Judge Daly.
In the matter or Marun-Motion granted.
Tlnkerman VS.. Dempsey.-lnJunction granted.
Cummings VS.. Zimmerman; Fitzgerald vs. Bel
den.-See opinions
August Reyner VS.. Elizabeth Reyher.--Order OF
reference granted.
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TRIALS OF POLICEMEN.

TWO PArRoLMEN ARHA1GNED FOE BEING
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLr.
Two cases were tried before Commissioner Mat
sell, at Police Headquarters, yesterday afternoon,
wherein policemen were charged with intoxica-
ton.
The nrst was tina, Of Patrolman PANEL Qssry,
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COURT cALENDARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Wcstorook.Nos. Is, 49, 49, 49, 49, As. Sc, 20, 49, 80,
81. 49, Sc, 9S. l42 143E, l44 148, $50. log, l69
COURT OF GENERAL Observation-Disclosures for the
term.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A OCTIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION
n At private residence ~ East Twentieth street near
Broadway; MAGNIFICENT rosewood Panotorte; eight
Parlor suits IN satin and reps; chamber library and
commencing at l0k O'clock, above residence prop.
erty OF private family leaving the city, Elegant inad
reps orocatc aud haircloth suits, IA
PtaHoforte Etageres centre and side Tables. Pedrsas
Bronzes OH Paintings, Curtains, Pier ana other MIR
ror velvet aud Brussels Carpets Turkish Easy Chairs
Paris Lounges, walnut inaid Chamber sets
complete separate Bedsteads Bureaus Dire ssing Cases.
Wristbands spring and hair Mattresses BEDDING, Ward
Secretaries Desks dining Chairs. Extension Tables
Buffet Table Linen, Glass, China, silver Ware, &c
Parties 10 search Of good, we'll made nrst ella" Fur
nlture will md 1t to their advantage 20 attend.
HENRY zINN Auctoneer.
UCrIoN sALk-Ar loj EAST THIRTEENTH ST.
~ near Fourth avenue.
This thursday morning. July ~. AZ los o'clock,
all the elegant Household furniture At the private resi-
der, without reserve consisting OF magnificent rose.
wood Panofore elegant Parlor suits IN satin, brocade
and reps; Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wsshstands dressing
Cases Wardrobcs hair and spring Mattresses Bedding,
Tables, Etageres, Mirrors Curtains, bronZcs. vases.
Bullet Extension Table, Chairs velvet Brussels Car
pets, Glass, China shvcrware, cutlery, &C.
B. EMANUEL, AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL, on
Bowery large stock Of Toys, Beads and Fancy Goods
In lots Dealers especially invited
At sCUI.I. co.'s sALESRooM,
N will sell this day, at II O'clock at ais Broone street.
Teas Cofees, spices soap, starch, Blue, Backing,
washing Crystal, Vinegar, Oils. svrups Cheese Wash
boards, Clothes Pins scales, Ice Box &C.
J. sCULL. Auctioucer.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. TO ME- pELIv.
ID cred will sell this day, at public auction, at ~
o'clock NJ No 80 whitehall street. in the CITY of New
YORK, the StOek, Fxtures AND Lease Tea and Coffee
store. NM N. MITCHELL. MARSHAL
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A FEW MORE BOARDkRs CAN DE ACCoMMo
a dated az q farm house up the HUDSON miles from
per week for adults Mrs. A BRoWNELL, Coxsackie,
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM REMry1 g.
oENoE OF THE BRooHYN TREASURY DETAIL
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JAMES CAGNEY. AUCTIONEER, Is ABINGDON
81 square eighth avenue; -railors ana others1fhh
ton, elegant wall Furniture and Fixtures of first elias
Tailoring Establishment, viz :-Long Aluare and ova
Tables Cash Desk, Showcases, Racks. &c.
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nj NUssBAUM, AUCTIoNEER, 81 BowERY SELLS
u. this day, O'Clock, at No. 1876 Madison street.
OF a Butcher Shop; Ice House, Ice Box,
Benches Tools. &c. Dealers invited.
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. MORTGAGE
III sae.-Bar Fixtures. &c.Wi sell, on Friday, at IL
O'clock at No 2y3 Third corner Of Nineteenth
the Fixtures first class liquor store, viz,
elegant Bar and shelving. fine Beer Pump and Glass
Mirror Screen Clock Desk Fixtures. Furniture Signs,
&c. &C. L. COLLINS, Attorney tor Mortgage. Also
Immediately after, the stock of Liquors, Ale &c.
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Joseph SHONGOOD. AUCTIONEEk. SELLS THIS
81 day l04 O'clock Contents of Lager Beer saloon A0l
West fteth street, also Bagatee Tables; Ice Boxes;
dealers invited
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oil R0 TO So PER DAY. S. TO sl2 PER wEEB.-
pI w Fine Rooms, excellent ! able families and
single. at ia 10 and LIS Blocker street. Broad
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AEARSHAL'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL Ex.
lN ecutons will expose for sale ut public auction 81
No. 549 sixth avenue. this Thursday morniog, at II
O'CLOCK. the stock oil Millinery establishment consist
ing assorted Hats, Laces, Feathers. Ribbons &c.
GEORGE BOUCSEIN, City MARSHAL
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. BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, l29
- East Twenty third street-H andsomely furnshe
Rooms; excellent table; permanent transient or day
boarders ut Summer prices.
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M NUssBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 62 BowERY, SELLS
WI. this day, at o'clock at No. 22l Madison street.
fixtures Of Butcher shop splendid Ice House. Racks
inYen
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TuoS. GAFFNEY, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE IL
Centre street sells this DAY, at lok o'clock, the
Lease, Stock and Fixtures Of the large and excellent
Disuery Liquor store 81 Thompson street. fitted up in
the best style. Snle positive.
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A $50 ROOMS; NEW MATTRESSES CLEAN BEDS;
~ &c Sc. 50c. 81 81 ana 50 50 per week. gentle
and families Frankfort House. corner Frank tort
and william streets. open all night
DELMONT HOTEL. FULTON STREET NEAR
ID Broadway. European pan.-Rooms 81 cents up.
ward; new family Rooms Ladies' nd genuemen's din
ing rooms open sundays Meals at low prices
UlnE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
isa 2lS Broadway, In the Herald Building
mn ".
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BOARDERs WANTED.


BEAUTIFUL FRONT PARLOR AND TWO FOURTH
floor Rooms all overlooking Madison square, with
nrs class Board at 20 and % East Twenty third street,
terms moderate.
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. OR THREE COOL AND PLEASANT ROOMS ON
~ second and third floors for transient permanent
paroles with good Board, at summer prices Sc East
Twelfth street. kefere
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DAwNBRoKER's SALE. WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Il FIELD, General Auctioncer, salesroom No. 81
Bewcry. will sell this day at IL o'clock. GO lots
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamond and Gold Jewelry,
Pins Rings; Earrings Gold Guard Fob and Yes
Also Guns. Pistols, Opera Glasses, Musical Instru
BY order r.. empson & Co., los Bowcry.
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DICHARD V. HARNETT AUCTIONEER,
III will sell at auction Friday, July g. at IL O'Clock
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill broadway.
Lease OF splendid Dining Basement opposite New Post
office, on Broadway. fully and completely furnished.
aud doing business Catalogue OF Furniture, permits
and further particulars at auctoneers Office Ill Broad
way, room f. basement
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RRING YOUR FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE TO
ID the large iron building 50 Broadway; am storing
all dsscrptons very cheap insurance !ow noe llgnt
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MORTGAGE SALE-I WILL SELL TO THE
n highest bidder at auction this dav, Mt o'clock,
at the store 1927 Third avenue l25th
following Household and saloon Furniture One ele-
CANT walnut Bedstead and Bureau two WardrobeS
three Mattresses. two walnut Bedsteads six round
TIA Dles, Sideooari, four Bureaus, sofa, two
Lounges stoves, Chars and Pictures Sale positive at2
O'Clock. J. COOK, Auctioneer.
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STH AVENUE, NO. 3H-PLEASANT SUIT FRONT
~ Rooms single Room ana small double Room, with
or without Board; summer prices; references
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
w office No Chambers street. New York.
Bv virtue OF chatte mortgage, will sell on this day,
July p at o'clock sharp, the Lease and tixures OF hi
Saloon is Park row. WIN ABBOT, JR.,
fOr
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-30
Religious Intelligence.

The Free Baptist Society of Saco has given
Rev. Thomas Tyne call to become its pastor;
salary $1,000.
Interesting union meetings are held each
evening by the religious societies in Houlton.
Religious revivals are reported in Cornville,
North Vienna, and deep interest is reported
in the Baptist society of Augusta.
Says 40 exchange: "The angel of the church
in Kittery Me, is Miss G. E. Angel, pastor OF
the Universalist church." But in the Bible
there are no she-angels. Christian Mirror.
Rev. Mr.. Sanborn of Eliot, who sued the
Boston Herald for libel has been advised by
the Piscataqus Association of Congregational
ministers to withdraw from the ministry for
the present.
Rev. Mr.. Carruthers on Sunday last read his
resignation as pastor of the Congregational
Society at Calais. He accepts an invitati IN
from the Congregational Society at Pittsfeld,
Mass.
Newton Theological Institute, was ordained in
the Baptist church in North Haven Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Neale of Boston preached the ser
mon.
The Rev. Lewis Goodrich gwill be installed
over the Congregational church in Warren, on
Wednesday, Nov. Sd.
There is deep interest manifest in the
Methodist church at Farmngton. On Sunday.
the Oath inst, thirteen converts were baptized
Rev. G. M. Herring baptized two persons in
South Thomaston Oct. Oath.
The religious interest continues in Hebron
in connection. with the labors of pastor Rich
ardSOn
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-30

MAINE MEDICAL ScHooL.-Tbe prospectus of
the 56th course eff the Maine Medical School
and the catalogue of last session are found in a
neat pamphlet issued from the Brunswick Tel
egraph press. The next session, which opens
February 18th, has every pramise of full
class. Several extra inducements are offered.
The arrangement is made that Prot Gerrish
will, in addition to his usual instruction, give
a short course of lectures upon Public Health.
This will be gratuitous service, but one of
special value and importance. 1t is rarely that
an opportunity for specific study of this subject
is afforded.
The Faculty believing that it is desirable for
students to pay especial attention to the prim-
ary branches. during the first portion of their
course of study, in order that they may be bet
ter prepared to appreciate the more advanced
subjects in the latter part, have voted that any
student may present himself for examination
IN Anatomy, Physiology and Chemistry, (any
or ally at the regularly appointed time tor ex-
animation, provided he previously presents to
the Secretary satisfactory evidence that at the
close of the current term, he shall have COM
pleted at least twelve months of actual study,
and have attended a full course of lectures in
this school. From the terms of the vote, this
course will be recognized as a voluntary one.
An official record Of the result of the success
full examination will be kept. The successful
passage of an examination will not exempt a
student from faithful attendance upon any ex-
ercises 10 any department during subsequent
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-30

TRIAL JUSTICES CoUR1.-Yesterday after
noon, several persons charged with violation of
the liquor law, were arraigned before A. j.
Chase. esq, Trial Justice. at the town house in
Deering. Joseph F. Broadman and Simeon X.
Yeaton were arraigned on search and seiz.
ure process. After hearing, Boardman was
fined $50 and costs, from which he appealed
Yeaton was discharged.
Jos. f. Boardman, S. K. Yeaton, It. W. Ad-
ans aud Frank L. Foss were also arraigned to
answer for liquors found for unlawful sale on
their premises on Sunday. In these cases Gen.
Mattocks moved the complaints be quashed, on
the ground that the complaint was made, war
rant issued, search and arrest were made on
Sunday. The Court overruled the motion and
fined each $50 and costs, from which they ap-
pealed. County Attorney Libby appeared for
the state.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-30

W. W. Rice, Warden of the State Prison
carriage and sleigh made by convicts; alst
sleigh owned and used by Gen Knox
Emery & Doyen, Portland, model of safety
shoe for cars
j. W. Stockwell & Co, Portland, models Of
cement pipe, machinery and specimens of work
Ara Cushman & Co, Auburn, one hundred
varieties of boots and shoes.
Andrew Morse Skowhegan. models of nven
tions-a fog-bell, lifting machine and weighing
apparatus.
F. II. Patten. Bath, specimens of feldspar
and quartz varieties.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-30

DHACA SVssAM8Ss
Our city must be full of thieves. Every day
we hear of larceny somewhere, and now two
wagons have been stolen in front of Mr.. s. L
Lyfords shop on Federal street, What will
they take next?
This is the last day to get discount on your
taxes.
Business is excellent on Commercial street.
There will be preaching at the Newbury
street church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, by
Rev. J. M. White.
Raymond has changed the evening for his
private class in dancing from Tuesday to Fri
day evening.
City Hall has been engaged for the Praise
Meeting Thanksgiving morning.
Another horse fell dead yesterday. Epizoot-
ic did it.
A youLg man named jackson was arrested
yesterday for stealing silver ware from his
boarding house, and he didn't look bit like
'tB f. b.
Two large Winthrop furnaces have been put
into the Second Parish church during the past
week. They are believed to be the largest fur
naces in town.
Rememberthe Sheridan Cadets dance at Lam
caster Hall, Wednesday evening. Cole fur
nishes the music.
A large and beautiful oleander, eight feet
high can be seen at the City Marshal's office.
1t belongs to Deputy Marshal Williams.
There was large audience at Allen Mission
last evening. The experiences given by S. F.
Pearsons and other reformed men were touch
ing and but few kept from weeping.
A ladv named Lewis picked I'D the port
monnaie of another lady in the horse cars yes
terday afternoon, containing quite sum OF
money, and gave it to the conductor who re-
turned it to the owner.
Officer Burnham arrested two women yester'
day for breaking glass in house on Munjoy
Hill