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The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are real estate transfers recorded in this county
yesterday:
1Scarborough-Lot of lind from L. Libby to
Ann ID. Ling consideration 800.
Lot of land rom E, 2. Kicker ct al. to Ann
ID. Ling; cor 'eratiou 800.
Portland-Lo. of land on Washington street,
from Esther Lang ct al. TO Jane Lowry; consd-
Grafton not given.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

A RACE WORTH SEENG.-O. f. Cash, a
butcher-boy of Deering, the driver of the mare
Flora, and G. L. Pride of Saccarappa, the own
er of the horse Dexter, have made match be
tween their horses for $3.50 side. The money
has been put up and the race will come off at
Presumpscot Park, Monday afternoon. The
horses will be driven to butcher wagons and the
race will be worth seeing
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

SCHOOL CERTIFIcATEs.-The following are
entitled to the certificates for Grammar School
teachers: Bessie D. Clark, Susan A. Clark
Ellen M. Newhall, Gensina c. Rice, Sarah d
Sylvester, M. E. Lunt.
The following have received Primary School
certificates: Annie E. jenkins, Hattie e.
Gerrish, Fannie A. Evans, Grace G. Billings
Mary A. Reed, Ellen c. Thurston, Hattie e
Merrill.
The above mentioned can secure their Ger,
tifcates by application at the superintendent
room in City Building.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

GOOD WoRK.-George A. Whitney & Co.
have just completed the contract for furnishing
a number of chairs for the Custom House.
There are three different patterns, all of them
however, being made of solid mahogany. The
most of them have the perforated Gardiner
seat. They are we'll put together and reflect
credit on the manu- facturers.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
MunicipaI Courf.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
FRIDAY-Daniel@ Hayes. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 with COSTS
George Kelley. Search and seizure Fined $50
with COSTS Paid. Strout & Cage
Michael Keenan,. Search ana seizure. Fined $50
with costs. Paid. Puryes.
William Murphy. Search and seizure Discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

CITY AFFAIRs.-At special meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen held yesterday,
the following persons were drawn as sheriff's
jury in the matter of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road VS.. Town of Cape Elizabeth: A. P. Full
Ter, J. P. Thorndike, Fl. 81. Burgess, James
Quinn, A. A. Allen, G. Dyer, J. G. Proctor and
Fred E. Allen Adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
CITY AND VICINITY.
neys Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sunday Excursion-Steamer Chas. Houehton,
Base Ball-Lowels VS. Resolutes.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale-One and one half Story House.
Proposals for Steam Heating
New Goods-Nelson q Co.
|. o. Q. F.-The Monthly Meeting.
Rent Wanted-For Family.
Lost-On Monday.
Horse Wanted-A Good.
Estate of ARENAS Putnam.
University of Benefcence.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

The many friends of Mr.. f. Fl. Fassett will
be glad to learn that ha has re covered from his
recent illness sufficient to be out
Capt. Eugene Garter, son of Hon. Henry
Carter, for many years editor of the Advertiser
in this CITY, is at the Preble.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
n Office,

The Animator still lives and may be consult
ed on Catarh of the nasal variety at the old
number, 5444 Congress street, Portland, Maine
Consultation free. Office hours from a. M
till p. m. iy17-1t*
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

p. L. 1, DRUM CoRPs.-Last evening the
Portland Light Infantry Drum Corps gave a
supper at their garmory. The boys enjoyed
themselves much, and the evening was spent
in singing songs, telling stories. &C.. 1t is the
intention to have similar gatherings once a
fortnight hereafter. A vote OF thanks was
rendered to the caterer of the evening,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

BASE BALL.-Next Tuesday the Lowell base
ball club will visit this city and play the Reso-
lutes match game. The Lowells are the best
Amateurs in Massachusetts, and fine game
may be expected, as the Resolutes are in excel
lent practice,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
For Sale.

A VALUABLE young Horse years old. In
IA quire of MR.. CHARLES SAGER or MR..
HENRY TAYLOR at Oak Street Stable.
jy7 d&w1m*
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

PYLE'S DIETETIC SALERATUS.-UniverSal
acknowledged the best in use. Each poun
bears the name of James Pyle. None genuine
without iune10S1v
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

MAINE REPoRTs.-The 54th volume OF Maine
Reports is in the hands of the binders, and
copies will be out in season for the Law Term,
which will sit in this city next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

LADIES, Nelson Il Co., AS Congress street,
have got some bargains. Read what they say
in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
For Sale.
Estate of ARENAS Putnam.

Estate of ARENAS Putnam.
FUNHE undersigned appointed commissioners upon
Il the estate Of ARENAS Putnam, represented in
solvent 'to receive and decide upon all claims
against said estate presented to them" give notice
that they will be in session for this purpose the
first Saturdays in August, September October and
November next and the first and third Saturdays of
December next at the Office of the Ocean Insurance
Co.. Exchange St., from to o'clock in the after
noon.
GEO RoD1 a. WR Ugh Commissioners.
July is, 1875. jy17d1aw3wS
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

The New York steamer will hereafter leave
Portland at o'clock instead of five.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
YORK COUNTY.

Our Alfred correspondent writes 'While
Mr.. George S. Carne was driving his moving
moving machine on Thursday, the seat spring
broke, throwing him down, His left leg was
caught between the wheels and was badly bro
ken just above the ankle,-A freight train on
the z. & r. r. r. ran into and killed two valu-
able colts and seriously injured two others, ON
Thursday evening The spirited horse of
Littlefield Bros. got away from his driver
Thursday and demolished wagon and harness"
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

+. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at salesroom
this morning lot of furniture, black walnut
and painted chamber SETS paror suits, carpets,
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

CAPE ELIZABETH.-Last Wednesday night
Isaac M. Pike Of Cashe's Corner, after return
ing from the city insulted young man named
John Cash. Subsequently Cash struck Pike,
cutting his eye Constable F. P. Dyer Of
Knightville arrested Cash and took him before
Trial Justice E. Fl. Watson yesterday. Cash
was let off with small fine and Pike was ad
monished to return from the city sober heleaf
ter, as he might have fine to pay. W.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

MAINE CENTRAL IMPROVEMENTS. = The
Maine Central Railroad Company have pur-
chased lot of land at Woodford's Corner,
Deering, opposite the foot of Pleasant street,
| and will erect thereon new passenger station
to be completed this fall. The station will be
similar to those built recently at Waterville
and Fairfield.
At Morrills Corner the station is to be re-
modelled and made similar to the new one to
be erected at Woodford's. New platforms will
be built much larger than the old ones.
The Westinghaus brake is to be applied to
all the passenger trains. Improvements are
being made in the tracks at Cumberland sta
ton and the new station will soon be erected.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
Something New,

+ AIDES send your address to 81 Spring St., and
~ have the agent Of the Ladies' Easy Cutting and
Work Table call and show this gem of the work
room. Patterns cut free Tuesday to test the system
mario If
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
SOMERSET COUNTY.

tum in the town of Concord, consisting of
house, ell, wood sled, sheep shed, barn and
we'll house, were totally destroyed by fire on
the night of the 18th inst, together with
part of the farming tools, gig, sleigh, and a
lot of shingles and hoops; also part of the fur
niture. Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. Cause
of tho fra uplxnowp
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17

The PORTLAND MILITIA FIFTY YEARS AGO,
"A correspondent of the Bangor Wing is re-
minded by the reports of the Bowdoin reunion
of the class of 1926, of the Portland militia as
it existed at that time. He writes:
At this time 1925 the old militia system was
at its height, and was the best system ever de.
vsed for Republican government. In Port
land there were three rival companies: the
Rifles, Light Infantry and Mechanic Blues,
each striving to excel the other. The Rifle
Corps was organized in 1872 to protect Port
land from the British feet. and no person ever
belonged to it not lawyer or merchant until
years after left it. And when these distin-
guished gentlemen graduated into the Rifle
Corps, viz: two Longfellows, Patrick Henry
Greenleaf. Frederick Melen, Little, and Ly-
man, Poor, Kidder, Tebbets, Dow, Dana, Kim.
ball and many others, who have all made them
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-17
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

The Telegraph says that Mr. A P. Woodside
of Brunswick, one day last week, had his leg
badly broken, by some mistake occurring in
the calking of a gondola. At one time it was
thought he might lose it.
The Telegraph learns that Miss Margaret
Douglass aged 10 years, residing on Bates
Island, committed suicide by hanging. Disap-
pointment in love affair is assigned as the
cause.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Standard says that the house of E. f.
Pilsbury, Esq, of Augusta, was entered by
tramps, or mischievous boys, last Saturday af-
ternOon in the absence of the family, and all
the food they could obtain access to was taken,
though nothing else was missed by Mrs. p on
her return home after an absence of about an
hour The doors were found wide open, the
refrigerator in the dining room was open and
devoid of everything eatable.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Lewiston Journal learns that mackerel
and porgie SEEMING are very successful at SOUR.
rel Island. One pOrgie steamer, on Tuesday,
seined 1000 barrels, and another 1900 barrels Of
porgies just off the shore of the island. 4
very large fleet Of mackerel and porge fisher.
men is in the vicinity, and their white wings
futtering about the bay make an animated
scene for the islanders, especially in the morn.
ing and at sunset.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Seals have made their appearance in the
channel at Richmond, aud the boys of the viii
lage spend their evenings in popping at them
with shot-guns.
, 1875-11-01
I'm Extraordinary SnrGtcni OPERATE o n
tlpolt the Carotid Artery.

3}f5FttI .}eIt.
Tho public have not forgotten tho tcrrlbls
powder explosion which occurred 1u Ann A1bor
about tho middle Of August, All OF tho wounded
nro about their bueinesH uavo Horny 0ttusnu, the
sioi, occurred. 1t will be rccollec.ed that lis
right oyo MAS supposed TO bo destroyed and that
tho right Bida OF his neck was badly iaceratcd.
llls eye, it IL low thought, will 10 savyd it he
iecnscra flou tue other injuries, which. how
ever. arc OF a nature tAat rcudora 'lia case e1-
trtsncly doubtful.
II seems that scale Of glass ar Fomo other
foreign substance bad made quite III lucsiou
into tho common carotid artery. For time
this foreign substance Was held upon tho
wound 10 tightly hy tho faoiA OF tho neck thar
the outward 1ov Ut blood to any great extent
was prevented Until sac had formed about tho
nIerihl wound. Iass aao grew iu size rapidly,
tho blood ]asterly s1,lrtln4 into 1t from the aro.
ry a, every beating it the llcart until, when the
operation Was Eeriu1med GU Thursday Aftor-
1luuu it bad reached tho aIza of a mau'a fist,
with liability to burst at any moment.
artery conli not bo liestcd below tic sac, as has
lee'l uonp in so:ne instances, ~ the FAC came
within uua,tor Of an inch OF tho collar bope.
I.4,v"f,c, after snlaeleut dissection to enable
~ y, i er pressure to be brought to boar upon
thu artery. tho lao wAa opcuea ann tho lEaton
successfully performed Some dozen 1ftesies
bthldo the carotid had to DO ligaseu during tue
operation.
The operation WAS performed by Prot. George
T.. fraihtnsham. pf the medical department Ut
the Michigan University, who has had charge of
tho casa from tie first, Assisted By Prof. No.
l.t.n. f1of. theeve1, Dr. Knapp. ana 4oycral
uedtcal students.
It IL the sacoud operation Of tho kind uron the
carotid artery OH record. tbs other caro- was
performed by tho lato Prof. Symc. of EG.nburg,
Scotland, somo twenty yeara ago.
The loss. Vt blood waA small that trapsf1l-
ron, "tlrh lIad l,eeu in contemplation. WAS uul
rektIscA IN.
Tuo atient WAS iloirg Al well AZ could posi-
blv he expected twenty-fou honra after the ~.
eratlou: With about Hi equal chAuce boswcsn
4Go and dcAth
, 1875-11-01

tho lAn would save mora than $t.Ml0. .ND Annn-
hLA!ty.
ons million Of do1>arn easea annualy to sl,e
Taxpayers of Chicago atl.l f;onll t'o,1n.y Is
tsloly wo1 worthy nt consideration : and thh
enormous FUN - ut rrosnnt usrlcs'ly expended.
Another question of public interest Tint coa'nnr
up In tue tas caaea IL that tho Incorporated
'lown" and Villages Ut 1.ako viow. Evan5ton,
'fn1o'rM'. taEn, and 1fstfc Park lava tllia ycar
mh!'o Gtnat n,anv sp"cla' sHseHe'nnnt@,
applications for Judgment On etcil NJ ti,ctn.
bomc appear TO hayo bcen matfe in Juno, sni
rome III July, and atlll otlers In Amgu4t. And
thoy claim tho right to fl tho time Ut shle on
any asanss1nes,t X any Limo thoy chooso and NJ
have tnIH ktnd nj tax ra1es every month ih tlte
year! It In said That this vasr whn oil c1rsr.-
mont. sud shat they hayo sfiol to have ahnnt i1
different sales 0f thiR soFet
Tho NAN toht-1nostion .! public inLeroHt In
thesn cnsna Ia whether tho Law requires TINT
thefn r},all bo ono tax.safo In tho year, and
nnlo0 that hfa1t toll every au tho total amount
tsns on hs tnn1 10 that ha can bay Il and
bavs 1t dlnc1iarge1 Ur, on tho contrary,
that thoro tnhy he % mary sales
N there. Aro special assessmcpta, and that no
that ia published. Il In claimed by xorl,e argyll
nonia isioA that tho records of tiis Euuft al,ow
TINT there art over 1.4oi Btrcial nsscsasncnta in
tho Cty Ut Chicago undo within two ycnrs from
nfter tho ilra. aud ovnr G0G special asRcasmcntB
Of tile towns and vlaRes named maio diring
tho Same tiuc. nnd TINT it lnakoA liability to
uyer b 0oO special hslea III Gook County in sln-
that shcro can bp special sale for every special
ASSIGNMENT.
There nrr otler questions of considerable I'M
portanco to. tho legal profession invniyo1 In
lltoso cAaes but OF not 30 great public into1ost
w tl,oso gtseu In this synot,sls.
, 1875-11-01

AB ao.ll I'd the uuurners md frlen,a haI 10 It
the CLUTCH whero Andersen lles bn,,rI ns1!.tess
of l.,ur ppopls rushed III to gather tlIv 'lowars
aud leaves which had fallen fron tho rotlii. In
lnun,pty of the .tsat OLD lnau. Perhaps ls liost
touching luciAens of this MISUNDERSTANDING
day waa tlat Of poor "etnan "lu. sHnplY
dressed III peasants garb, tin'dly lsalice't to-
searrl1.ug ali round for q .,1Wbr ps f4lieh txlg,
murmured sadly, halt aloud. half to herselt,
"Too ato-they'to III goup. III tie tears ro!lud
dow. her cheeks. .....
"Do yun want ilower, lily good 'nother p
asked bsstander, moved to pity It tho wotaan's
srldvut dihtross.
'Ah. yes, good sir! hy boy at home will
break tts bearf II tiunt lake him Iurt Loaf.
You zee, kir, that deas aega1tsd angel often
, 1875-11-01

At II o'clock Mrs. jackson kno1t by his b"d a'4l
told him that bafpso tho nIn weut down ho wtnll
fe with hin Haglor. lfe replied: ''Oh. tn fun
gre frightened my ctid. D.atE' is MT 70 near.
wccping bitterly. and told him agaln strat TIN
phyaicians raid thorn waH iIp l1npe. After n
moments pause ho asked iier 10 call INC. Dag
tpr, hnna informs MO that sf'rt ltaye tn'I hcr
was answered. hs turnod his eyes tomatIA tho
c"tl'ng sr1d enzed for moment Or sno. as,f In
'ntcnas Thought. then replied avery Ro"J.
Erry enptl It IN all right" fIo then tic 70
10 tan good t'eal TO ray to her. BIZ. le w
rootn about O'clock. and he ash4l
KIN. !nta: ;, "Nho wan preaching ~ headquarters tn
trying tor him, he repiod: ''rbank Col! thor
aFo 'rry knl" r. rad: - IT ia tho Lor'l's day;
nv wi+h If fuillcti, hare always tlosirol II
as ai on ..,a1 h1a'ay ,H mind noT hes'n to fa!l
cor'snd upon tho fell lyinE o.derp in |.ls Old
way; thon the rcenr thttsod. and ho VIVA at tho
Tlos..tahlo in conversation with n,etnbors Of hin
ttaa nov With II. vito and ch,ll: now at
terya'B Of return u ii, mind would ar1ear. aud
daring ons of them offered lin sS,n.. LranIl,
Gn'l water, In. he decl,nr1 it, navt1g III
Will only delay rnv departure and .to u
i posritIe:" Ahoat half.pa-t i he va. ' ,ri tu!i
that ho hal but two hours t. lyo. and Ee u,,.
rwered again fcebiy. but firmly: Every gu,<!;
IL in alt right" A few moments l.efory l,e 'lirl
tho front saptllv!" "Tell Mai. Hawln then
rtopped. lcasing tho rentonro unfinished. Pres
only ssnlIa of iletrabte nweetne-s srread l.
trli oEcr his rafo f"ce. aud he tail quietly aid
aver The river and rert under the si,ada OF tile
treeH ! md th.n. without tain Or tho 1tn>t
f:tns9to. l.iz slit passed frosa eer:h to tho God
, 1875-11-01
The EEcf0rK OF l't.tcr ami {%nr.

P!H Mar Gf.r".
On tim 10Th OF Srp:oo5e!. l.,crt.-sic Petnr-
een veteran Ut tile WarA nea."st lt,e F.5st
Aano!con. died ~ ADvg2ro IN i,;a Hla vear. {Ic
i;alil.a Eih eIauIe.trA Hf.t2.r SH.Hi1H IL ItaI;
/" J: par in hcsr,v a!I l!:n l,t;t,-s n,;,,..t
EarF'nn III E.n il. aud fiasMan:. IT 4, ;.u-
;;'t1"i hlta#sll at EsAu whr,c l.. got :ltr '.,~-
t4alI tioslc Glut! NJ w:lith 1e WIZ 1y.4.EIr tia
'"~t ":a'es}, ~ N.rY1l4o, 4ni IL l..;-l.s.
an 'lhcr INN VIII VT. greatly r"-rc t II !...,-
f'n DIST nt st. Petersburg Un the til nf t;,te,i-
sA-E, IhiH wtn atr. jacoh iiaar,i hn ln:lu.,-
man bf birth. Mo a. Ito ago OF u e-t,4:. II,
l!"hh!h it|.rtS stasb 40. b: tic l4y!lA.It;, ut
isa+ I'M clia taais:r.1or. cu.nt l'ln,cs. n, r,r
the Inrpo'" cf ,ntto1ucu: tho "Ias.rnrtr5 'vvs-
TEN Of TRACKING tn the Etnr,re. Mr.. IIruri ma4
tho fnaltF IT all thn 1.at.tnrter FetI,o. il 1.s-
Fla md tlie anthnr nf fnheylcs+ T;usslal. .rtt J..
hiokH: liz translated tho Fienr Of Wakeiicln N
into the Nnhsian }nnr:lnt'b and wrot., anvrtal
EHsfna norels which ntc Htj1 20 ii ,lrsI real.
He Vhs a'an ss,ti vater-rp:nr PALMER ar., ,,e-
yutcd himself entirely to that lrt III h.s later
years.
, 1875-11-01

a Building VITA Two Thousand
ItuUtn4.

st. Lama H'nnt'I0n. 9c:, III.
Eorns weeks ago Tao Republican made mention
that movement Was ou foo: having in CT ,,cn.-
l1a:Iou In, tim ii, this ctv 0f hotel n TO
tho la:gcs: in tl!a wo:ld. atll TIM. so1ne Boston
capitalists were Ut tho bottom Of tlu et:.er]rl 80.
Ibo E.iu1iican in now cnab1eI to h.ase that She
Negotiation has been concl1lel for the grounds,
HE u.rnt Of tue parties hnsiag placed L,a uE4-
turh IL the jn7l i'ar,trH yeAt:r,l1y.
Tho backgrounds Viii Lo l.Icatrl on tho cd
c::cal.rropc:ty h"lons'ng to i'aniel II. Oar
1l.'tn Situated Oh t!!a southeast cor,ler "
trAlli hnl l'ayo astuNGa. nsiI roytrHE ! !.
arnantt--nLont acreE-oi ground. Tie
mammoth structure II hn erected on tl..4
ground will be tni'e'l the Hotel Gtande." /.
will huve frontage OIL l'aEo arenuo If 4W feet.
and I'll tr1:!1 avotlu. OF JJ feet. tic klIaca o.
c,1pi'd covering 12J.tt1 bfluare fcc:, icn.. IT
usn"ll lats,cr extent THAI The SAT- Irarisco ho;cl
contiaerc tho largest Ii, Tho woI!1. which covcss
only 1';t'D s,!rare fect. tie '+ost largest hoto
III the world is tho ti1sndo II tol # Farlr unc1
has llluet5'-ei1 lnnule more than Sharon i Rll-
etosi'+, Of San Frlac,4co.
Tho H. l4n:iis structure will contain 2Ni1
Ioons. as originally contemplated; hat. Uwln.; t1
the fac: TINT the pfoHna area Will bnvc n le.s:t
ii 1uj feet more thin 1t first p1o;osct cn,l-
sequence Of tlle ailit'oual epAco acquired, the
letEht will not lave lnhny AtGrrB a4 o,ig;tany
drnslIud. There will be elesbnt faraf.es o, cueil
of The f"ur sdes, but tue grand outsuuco ,sIit to
on Iase avenue.
The interior coult will have a dimension "
Ten hv $50 feet. In the ccn.r. Of tho co1r: viii
le splendid fountain. witt, four emtIlcs fo,,tl-
tata OF tho corn1rB. and tho rekt Of the spnce
w,lt consis: OF a conservatory ela5rEr,:,g exotic
md nat,e l''at,ts. The pIana ar1 r;'" .tt'a:.,u4
hro In the heuis Of tho a:rI,It:... a'.,l w!,
tails 'apoluted descr! tio .uorc in dotalI Will
bc yiys.l
Tho parties lin ring tho cou'1ol Of the matter
propose to grt in readiness to begin the ercc.!un
ot this mazntAo.h hotel iu tho sfsing. as,i It Ii
expected To haSh it completed SO as to be opened
tor eucstA by S.pt. !. l~77.
fAc ct,st 1T tile hotel. independent OF tho fur
niture, will 10 nearly *atuo. uuu
, 1875-11-01

Ilr. l1nnlos Nrluiro, in Ills acco.lnt uf Jacl-
day morning Mrs. Jackson informed hun that
li,u recovery was worry doubtful, ap1 that It WAS
boiler that he should be prepared for ths worst.
lle mas sl!ons foi nuluont. aud slcn said, "lt
will l'o inin!to gan to 10 Translated to heaYen."
lie at.rse t.a wife ia the event Of Ills dsath to
,et,tn to i.cr iath@r's house, ant aided, 'ion
haze klHd and gooL fatllor, hut thtro i, 10 one
to k,nL and gouI aa your Heavenly Eatuer."
liz htill e1presso4 u 1ops og tia sacoyvry but
hun burlcl iii Lexington. in The Valley Of Viz
gipia. u4s exhaustion Increased 30 rapidly that
, 1875-11-01

came to sea him When he WAS i'll. two winters
ago. and tod lIsn 4tory. nuI thu doc.nr. ray
tt1n1n beautiful stories ~, cH LIS sfh. amt hes
my only oi'e. HIr. anI l.o jnst wpr-hi.bI dear
A'Ie1hen and n st5"s taiss Aiui MI tn gsli'y. .
er1"r ~ 'o'v su lid rcnslnnian IN len l., Tint
r.1nlnei :" irs'g him ii"tcE. ns | heard !,i4
ca!.!l wai t. 1--we toua III. l.. fJ9 IL iasle aud
can't tOmn lhsEnnlf."
''1nlc ti,s ont. / rckt:} 1t I'D f1n,u the spot
ns it fell
"Ah yol are gool. dear s:r::' Aud tie II Gill
M ten lcry krd:'i the i,.:lv rI,ris ~, 1ryorets-
y All! gta:etnly i;.3trr III her !,',sasn, clio
tuTI'd aTar.~ 3tmI. Ear.
SUNDAYS HENS.
Thu Mayor Of San Fraucisco died saturday
murnpr
Large qnant.:ieu Of provisions arc being es-
ported to Ciba.
llrrricaue, great in serritnriai oxteut, la4scd
over iate country Friday nihh!.
AEErcucuta to RI 70 their places OF brsinesa
On eirctosl da2 wcro largely .aynea by merchants
Saturday.
1:opuLLcan meetings wera held sltrdav eron.
Ing ii the Fsret Eighth. Fourteenth, Six.couth.
as,d Nineteenth Nes44.
Zono Hocor. who hni1t nhott onc-!nnrth Of tha
Iron-ctads mado fur ,hn SortA during tle War.
died at Now York SATURDAY.
Tho Grand Jury rolnricd Saturday that tbeY
wnrs 1luab1o 10 fluid any Testimony to sustain tho
charges NJ brIbery In connection with letting tie
contracts fur tho Eourt-Iiouso foundations.
Judge Farwcl aeoldod that 1lavorly in t. ro-
main n pos 4ession Of Horloy's Theatre.
iinshr's ia u pay half tho weekly Itrofila INTO
s;olrs Tor tle be,1nft Of Hooley or Mcguire, as
the Court niay determlpe.
T large nlmb.r Of interviews with 1natng
merchants Oh :le South. West, md North Stdaa
We'e u''.'s'1rd .cr:ortIav. showing nnanimous
r",tih,e"I ai;a'f.t ilsstg fer his interference
with The Farrell Hal meeting.
~ itnnleusa 1,o~.uhl1can 1uase-, e-,noeHng waa
! hc'u ~ Eutlinrtoa lia'I Eu.uriav cycuiug.
stasca- Ats3ssscy E'sd. senator osie+b7, Emery
=: sturEa. MI! Lo.:Il.~i'.uer. Burulck aud
| Cluuglt. Alale slo lItnt ltlr!sss,