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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

THE BEST COMPANY
TIE BEST ENTERTAINMENT
IN AMERICA.
ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF sTARsi
First appearance Of the wsrld-tamed American Gym.
THE POUR WILSON'S
oUAbKUPLE PARiERRE ENrERrAINMESr.
First appearance Of the Champion Swimmer Of the
World The hero Of London Bridge And sensation OF
Mr.. j. b. JOHNSON.
water, remaining submerged IN mammoth glass tank
81 mater or three Ha md ns nGes dhIs VII be Mr.
70 EUROPE TO compete with the American swimmer and
inventor, NJ. Paul Doynton
First Appearance Of Iniminbe Eccentric Song and
MEssRs. L Dssif e'" 1Sb ALLEN
First Appearance Or The Popular Pantomin,ist AMI
n n0Hksy De MRsrtS'
First Appearances Of The Celebrated Dutch Comedian
MR. .. L. DAVIS.
Immediate nj Or the Greatest Comic and Character
s's a& II Rh Shi SFsi ScR 2la ai65ss'
Great success Of the ceearatcd Clown, Comedian and
Ma j EtS''@ 3 a1srlr
The Emoress o. the Ar ne Young ssaniiiu Graceful
NILE. LEUNA DARE,
terrific digit from the Gallery 70 the stage
the American king Of cork" the Boss Or al Eth
o - 'OD''1'" Mr. JOHN HART.
The funniest sRd ms; Grigippl e Sese%sGlsn.
Th' beautiful s nns 'S &SSis SSS ssf.'
The famed Ethiopian Comique,
Mr.. CHAKLhs WoKLEY
Tie favorltc Banjois. and ethiopian Comedian.
Mr. WILLIAM WEST.
The great Eccentric Comedian yocalis, and Dancer.
Mr. JOHN QGBEA.
me popular Comedian, Vocalist and Mu.icisn.
Mr.. q. w. H. GRIFFIN.
VIZ. v. B. cAHIL.. Mr. JAS VINCENT, Nr. JOHN
GILBERT, Mr.. Z. p; GnoDiNG Mr.. Z. ". REID,
FAawEiL MARI CoNNE4LY, PEARL TlIoeNToA.
JENNIE WAIVE, ELLA LAKE, &c, 40,
rwkLFTH WEEP,
onL0EED HASrowS STUDENTS
WHO WI .o ms we SS nEoprEs on rHE coloRyp
RAGS
The performance concluding with the grand Military
PantomimTe ,, ~ J ,s,sc 4 nan Maat entitled
replete with startling nciens interesting sltuaCans
comic tableauN, exciting combats
1N8 Snd sG9Gsp HiTrpLE E' suEsE.
GARouSsE, milers man. .........Nr. yAs. g MAFFrr
Col Ia Poache. Of the 2lst.........M o. " H. Grif5
serseans Tar'ouehe, 81 ne III hr I9an Igssa
Private jacques, Of the 2lss; Mr. Hr Couriright
Rodovensky, Russian soldier. Y. y, Cahill
Poloski, a Russian soldier ..........- NJ O. w. Reed
Fanchete, french vivandere. Miss Addie tarwell
Marie, French viyandiere AIss fSeTi Thornton
French soldiers MIlers, EassiSuS fkaPers tvaoders
scene 1.-The VILLAGE Mill
scene s--cADf LIFE
IRON the New York Tribune Or Friday las. Agril "a
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THE FAMILY RESORT
E ssfqr oT da ads ana ed sn
.,.r,,,n gNgoyALLkD ATleAcTIoNs,
startling ana wonderful attractions for week ncng
THE w MSSAPAX Of EP FHt e %oP1n,
Just returned IRON Mexico
THE MAN WITH WITH" one uGAN1REp rAcRs
Humorous Sketches Of Sharacters ana Compartments
Hhe Cholerc; the sanguine me Learned; the Stupid;
me GlItton the Miser; The Proud; me Humbei tho
Laugh and Cry at the same time
Shade on the connteSance The FT st ana IND
Lawyers Or IS Beard the wid9wsr's Wreath beard;
Beard sims Reeves Beard; the bismarck Heard; the
Russian Peasant; the Kabyele the Negro; the Shah.
Ny Picture scrap Rock or Portraits Of Life ana
The Happy SOLDIER the joy Tar; the Unhappy Sol.
Ss S Ba HasbsSd an 1
ierent Faces afer different CLASSES q Drink Two Bet
from Colds Charles Dickens Potca English Portraits
Pnso General Sose crown Tnss Of PrSSss
&c ns s H Royal sAe
This Tqst9 Ias S 9FlSs q amsOn itself
and the long-p ronIsed Local Sensation Drama by
IN THE roMBs;f i 5k TIE fhsii siSsiDqE or srGus
First agPearTanTtcee Of the he, Dnersate artist,
MIS- Ms d ksdf2 HF + R56s ~
Temperance Of the mo astonSshrs Artist in the world
in his wOpf sFR,G Cannon al Bal performance
in two aeT E, and "a Ipa .leSs Sketches,
f fns = e GsT SSf!Ge ' 9GhYl
wHifE wM GARTER DHAMoS Ian ana Wy" BY2S. Ms,
KITTY oNElL, Miss ALICE BENNETT new Songs.
Read the names q the Matchless Company
Larry Yooicy Miss Kitty oNeii Miss Hec Benne,t mss
& Stout George CARE MIS- Maize hs ren Ms y
Iilst1ne Miss Dora Cark Miss Jane Gibbons Miss Ell
new .oIo, concluding every evening and matinee.
Win the new Comic Drama, by Mr. Hlrrigan,
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THEATRE
Ga BROADWAY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE

UIi MFIU THEATRE.
This theatre WAS crowded last night and all
tho proscenlum boxes were occupied. The
success which the style OF entertainment given at
the Olympic il meeting with from all classes is
astonishing, Differing III all respects rom the
old style OF variety performances. each act or
sketch forms complete ana well-acted scene, /
and 80 popular have these short ske lches scenes,
acts, interiudes, tableaux and farces become |
that tho best people in the city may be seen
nightly having their hearty laugh ana Willing |
away o couple OF pleasant hours us in days gone
in the old Olympic when quaint Billy Mitchell |
and winsome Mary Taylor captured tho hearts
OF young and OLD New Workers. Everything went !
on successfully ana the hearty applause given |
70 the performers by the audience proved that |
they were well pleased with the programme.
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The programme for the week may be SAID to
he another complete link In the long line Of
lexceent variety performances which have
been given here this season, ADD have maze
The olympic faN0rite place OF resort for q
pubiic that enjoys light and ever changing
Entertainment.
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Every Night at g Carriages may se o-scred for lO;i
BONANZA MATINEE
sArCRDAY AT 30.
Ga. ~ 0t daV in All
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Benefit Of
MARION SACKETr.
EAST LYNN
NAH Vine Marion sackctt
Natinces tuesday, Thirsdy.
MADELAINB,
Belle Of the Faubourg.
Friday afternoon, SJth,
Benefit Of
T.. r. WILLARD.
J. W. McAndrews, J. Hogan,
Dave Deed, W. "a. Brockway,
q. Warren, Joe Buckley
and a host OF talent
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
- BRYANT TESTIMONIAL
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The prices AZ the
DIFFERENT THEATRES WILL
kBMAlN As USUAL
on that occasion.
BUY YoCR TICKETS IN TTMg.
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rOK SALE.

Il LAGER BEER DEPOT AND SAMPLE ROOM
n The best location In the city, opposite several fer
teA will be sold for less than stock and fNures are
koth the propretors Obliged 70 into other business
- H. u. kkA EFT, - B0wery.
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ID I. BARNUM's


GREAT ROMAN
mPPoDRoNE
Brookiyn-one week only.
Commencing Monday. April g.
Acres Of Widespread Canvas and the
IN THE WORLD
Seary 800 Men women or and c9iIsren 79 Thor
sprlnNed Chanots and lableau Cars solid silver and
sisboSstc Brilliant sSd Hxpsasve WardrobS ever Ss.
held Historical Pageant o. The
CONGRESS OF NATIONS
Producing Grand q Intellectual Surprises
equivalent sitting ull 90 the Royal Courts
the whole world. Magnificent revival Of tae
SPORTS OF ANCIENT GREECE AND RouEl
win al the exciting races ana many realistic pictares
PgrK or PEK1N; Or, CELESTIAL HoLIDkYi
INDIAN LIFE, or. CHASE FOR wIFEl
Presenting Leonchrs Tribe OF wild Indians and Mexican
Rangers ii scenes incident to savage lite. -
hne p'AfALIE, sAl NJ, and LITTLE AZ RIGHT
Vsl3S ~ sE ss MEso TIE
Professor W. Il. DONALDSON, the distinguished nero
sixty uniformed ushsrs in attendance 70 seat the
ADMISSION 30 cents; children under . years . cents
Reserved seats extra.
- VEIL AND SHADOW .DANsANrE," ARGYLE
ROOMS, TOMORROW NIGHT.
DIAL VEIL DE L,uARMoNIE AT IRVING HALL,
- TUESDAY, April q.
DARrIEs in THE COUNTRY,
il DESTROYS or OBTAINING
ALL TIE LATEST NEWS
IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING PAPERS,
TO TaE
LEADING EVENING PAPER or NEW YORK
The EVENING TELEGRAM.
Soc MONTH, - So A YEAR
" GRAND CONCERT AND LECTURE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. ADril e. at 5 o'clock,
Colonel g. r. MEACH AN will deliver his famous lecture
indian Question and the Modoc Tragedy and
will introduce Minama, Toby Riddle, the modern
PocahOntas
o be preceded bya "
CONCERf. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
in which Prof j. Jay WATSON, the great American
Noinst and other guisheG artists wlu participate
Tickets p cents
NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC
IN Golden Sunset polka, smith. 35c. /; Heaven
wardn sony Tours 4lc. Little MOAte Brown" Blake
Morning Revcric,n Mueller, SOC. 'kockaDy Lullaby
4c; Mother, Is tho Old Home L~anelvYn Blake, soc;
Fllle de Madame Angotn haIIs Berg, 75c.t Sunday
King, 4Oc "Fireght Fancssn Wilson, SOC.
MM. A. POND co, 5i7 broadway.
Branch store 81 Union suuarc.
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DAN BRYANT.

rne uuted matinee beneal for the relief u lie widow
a she thsaares on m 'N' 's pan = eve" - al
thls n are co1,bstion =, wi, .nIssr ~,
vii sssnsh the world and hi Is OVERLOOKING honSs
o % e. T sa S n se Pas RSse Of
Monday next ANA every evening unt ihs benefit On
oS gpn9ay u ar ne eannss o. e
area, interest and @ kssR ny word Win me patrons q
ba W. nene na snl g99Eeei " |5ew hs
Broadway wrt en- by Sr harrisaa expreasiy Tor us
Or THE IMMATURE 69rH REGIMENT.
Il ~tti IN rcs,ra-ipred sa ~ 49, s's'' 80
lt,.o.,.,,,I ~ NJ };,, MIH II.
!, ,.,cu MMlAtgEE tsla EL6MhSr
scas ans CHORUS, nov ! great I'LL entitled sihe sgtn.h
Mss RpAM RIc6MBSS6a. IT, Actress
fGis drama viii Il gradaeej ~ ono week only ard
= 70 us's = b So ipi BR6AD%1Y: run" s0ia see
OR, The MINIATURE esrii kEGiNENT
: The entire company ~ new ono = Fun Remember,
Icof out ~ sansrraos p ae sr,s,e,: ar,i;,;
TS GAES Mg EtAE qs VII n ST slo Mon
pesrancc on ono ana Tic same night With our presSnt
gigantic company. L1ek out f5r tnen.
aHiISEfs SEbSssDAY $50 sATtRbAf.
cl s0 a5 r. "ss't'e0 sea - Fanny 1T
$50. .-.,-s. ,.,,,-.-,,-, -------------
L Nio' - Miss ANNE i BoatR,S
a rnuasp Is YYoi MIME Anr1 =
lho KEN. 5s nv Sslls MAJ SPaes1
a H. w. gF 5s2 sSa KS s q FSf r.at
Ticket 81 Foo sale at fsq masid store.
---
DirIIARDs MATCH FOR THE CHAMPION
IS Medal aud sccl Iciweca MAGEfcs viGS4Ux.
'Ap'o"' - 'fiIIMMASY HAGia
on WEDNESDAY EVENING". April - ls-s
six hundred penis 10 Frerth carron game, ". II.
Griaith's table. vita the pctAley wire cushions
rrlossts ~ i.', y 800 ,.t,,v ctr.,., =
f-,-t.
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AT the Olympic Theatre the number Of 4
artists is something remarkable. The play /
lust now IL called he ComanchcsW 40
get view OF the stage one must 40 early. |
shortly after eight each evening the thea |
ire ~ crowded, and on saturday evening !
last hundreds were unable 10 gaIc admis. |
sion.
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MEMORIAL MATINEE,

STn AVENUE THEATRE. BRYANT.
~ WEDNESDAY Mkt, APRIL g, 81 p M.
Mr.. AuGusTIN DAILY begs TO announce special
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tFrom the View YORK Express April III
Mr. Pooe's motto is TO give me best entertainment
possible tor the least money, IN which 10 has sue Il
ceeded, witnessed by the crowded houses eaeh j
evening" The present performances afford Al even
ing Of great pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-05-24

The Bar Harbor core spondent OF the Ellsworth
American says that several cottages and hotels are
dimensions, and nearly all et the older house, are
undergoing extensive Improvements and repairs
for the welfare Of guests Many important
changes have taken place in the village during the
past few yeals-such as the perfect system :of
drainage, the bubblins fountains of pure Eagle
Lake water in every house, the cultivation of
grounds, settin. out of shade trees, etc.
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CONSUMPT Wis, TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicious choice
of remedy The amount Of testimony in favor Of
DR.. Schenck's Pumonic Syrup, for con.
sumption, far exceeds all that be brought to
support the irecnsions of any other medicine. See
DR.. Schcnck's Almanac, containing the certificates
of many persons of the highest responsibility, who
have been restored to health, after being pronounc
ed incurable 10y physicians Of acknowledged abl
ty. Schench's fuImonic Syrup alone has cured
many, as these evidences will show; but the cure
is often promoted by the employment of two other
remedies which Lr. Schenck provides for the pur.
pose These additional remedies are Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. BY the time
~ use OF these medicines, according to directions
DR.. Schenck certihes that most any case Of Con-
sumption may be cured.
DIR. Schenck will be at the QUINCY HOUSE, BOS
TON, on the following WEDNESDAYS, from to 5
O'clock Jan. 18th and 27th, Feb. 10th and 24th, and
March 10th and 2ih. Consultation free but for y
thorough examination of the lungs, with the Re-
sprometer, the price is IS.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal of
fee, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters OF advice must be
addressed. spn.lyI
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| Master George Taylor, Of this village, whose
hand was so shockngly mangled BY circular
saw, some weeks since, and who il was thought
would lose some of his fingers, will save every
finger and recover almost the entire use of his
hand.-[Bridgton News.
The new ship J. B. Brown, built at Kennebunk
last season, and measuring 1900 tons, has put into
Montevie leaking, with nine feet of water n the
hold.
Chas Morris & Co., Of Damarscotta, have CON-
nenced work on a large ship in that place. All
the frame has arrive, coming by water. They
are also erecting three fine stores the principal
-treet, over one of which is to be beautiful hall
abont 60x40.
Charles Dngey, son of Mr.. ]. A. Dingley. Of
Watervile, was considerably injured one day last
week, by horse he was leading.
The Down East" Second Adventists predict
the end of all things June l5. The Republican
Convention will not be postponed in consequence.
-[Press.
The late Isaac Warren of Fryeburg, bequeath-
ed $1,000 each to the Bangor Theological Semina-
~ and the Bible Society, and the rest is equally
divided among the children and their repre- senta-
tives.
There has been an unprecedented mortality
among the bees in this vicinity during the winter
and spring. Mr. Blaisdcll, of Westfeld, lost 20
swarms. We have no means of knowing how
many have died, but we Judge hundreds of
swarms. Mr.. G. c. Hall, of Lyndon, Mr.. w. p.
Bean, of Maysville, and many others of whom
want Of honey is supposed to be the cause, as the
hives are generally destitute Of honey. Last sea-
son but little honey was collected, and very few
hives sent out new swarms Mr.. Blaisdell informs
US that the honey is in his hives in which the
bees died. Prcsque Isle Sunrise.
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DieD.

In Union, 18th ult Marx Young, aged jjyears.
In Rockiand l2th INST, William McCOllum, aged
a. years; ith inst, Mrs IaDr an Ii wife OF Steph-
en Brimigion, aged Is years. months: 18th inst,
Berthe w, aged years, months and IA days; 18Th
inst, Flora May, aged 5 years, months and II
days, children of Capt. NJ. W. and Julia 5. wood.
mat; 18th inst, Nathan s., son of Isaiah p. and
oabra L. Hall, aged 10 yt als.
In Pennington, 18th INST, Arno b, eldest son of
Edwin y. stevens, aged 20 ears, il months and ii
days.
In No. Hranch, Mich 9Th inst, Mrs. Nellie s
wife Of Chas W. Austin. formerly of ChestcrVilie,
Me, aged so years months days.
In brunswick, 10th ult., John Eaton, aged IS
years, months, IL days; 10Th inst, Edmund l..
Johnson aged 50 years, months.
In Topsham, 18th int, Miss Lizzie J. Dunlap,
aged 81 years, 10 months.
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NO Rent !!

1--WE upper part of the house occcped by the
j subs .riber. Sewall st. Convenient tor
small family. Terms reasonable. Inquire on the
premises or of "A. l.. BROWN,
Nav o. 1873. journal Office.
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Farm In Rtlnle LOcala.

The coming regatta at Gardiner will be entered
into heartily by the Farmingdale folks. Men well
known here in marine and boating circles will as
sist in the management, and general invitation
for boats Of all classes will be extended to all
the river from Augusta to Bath. 1t is expected
the rivermen will accept an invitation to row and
make their race special feature of the occasion.
During week or two past, the annual May
movings have been going on in both directions,
and the man from Chicago who advertised to move
furniture as to show off to best advantage, would
have chance to exercise his skill if he were in
these regions.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD SS.-Clerks office, County Commission.
ers' Court.
On the petition of Silvanus Poor and others, the
Commiss toner's of Oxford county, after due prelim.
mary proceedings as required by law, have locate
county way in Andover North Surplus, and An
dover West surplus, and have made the following
assessments for the purpose of making, opening,
and paying expenses attending it. to wit: for the
purpose of making and opening the said way in
SAID Andover North surplus. the sum Of FIVE hun
bred dollars, upon said North Surplus;.two hun
bred dollars upon &c" surplus an adjoining town.
ship, and three hundred dollars upon the County
of Oxford. The above being in addition to an APP
preparation made by the state of Maine Of $50,
towards building said way in said North surplus.
Upon Andover West surplus. the said Commits.
sioners assess the sum of one hundred dellars for
making an alteration in the way in said township,
and the Commissioners allow the proprietors OF
said townships TWO years from the time when all
proceedings shall be closed within which 10 open
and make said road safe and convenient for travel
ers, and their horses, teams, carts and carriages.
Report and assessment made May Term, "A. d.,
1875.
ss22 Attest JAMES S. WRIGHT, CLERK.
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The Voice of the Great West.

The voice of the great West accords to Hostetters
stomach Btters the foremost place among specifics
for malarial disease, and this opinion is echoed
wherever upon this continent the Btters have been
introduced as remedy for intermittent and remit
tent ievers. Those maladies being the peculiar
scourge of vast regions of country in the Western
and Southwestern States it is not surprising that
the Btters should be the great medicinal staple Of
such localities, or that their inhabitants should re-
gard this article as indispensable in the household
The experience ofthe western emigrant proves that
it is the best means of acclimatinE him to I'M
accustomed air water and old residents Of fever
and ague regions say that it is the only thing that
pr tects them with certainty against the visitation
OF miasmatic disease. An equally high estimate IL
bowel and bilious complaints, and as general
tonic and corrective. mayl9-t eod&wlw
If ever | cease to love" Adamson's Botanic
Co ugh Balsam, shall prove ungrateful to one of
the best remedies on earth. mayl9- feod&wlw
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Farm for Sale in Hallowell.

S,ITUATED on the Winthrop road, ~ miles fro IN
- Hallowell depot IA of a mile ii ON the Hall o.
well granite quarries, known as the old Wingate
farm. said farm contains 1928 acres of land, divid-
ed as follows about so in tillage l3 acres in
pasturage, and the remaining 80 acres in wood.
included in the tilage land is fine orchard, and
large number ofyoung apple trees just coming into
bearing. also some fine black heart cherry trees in
full bearing condition, besides a number of plum
and pear trees. This place is well watered, and
has good buildings consisting of a large two-stOry
house, three barns conveniently located. carriage
house wood sheds, cattle sheds, &c. The fields
have all been moved with moving machine for
number of years, and are under good state of cul
ivaton. This place cut IS tons of hay in 1873, and
is splendid chance for stock or milk farm,
Stock and farming tools sold with the farm II want
ed A wood lot of about 10 acres situated in the
town OF Manchester, will be sold either ia connec-
ton with the farm separate desired Price OF
ia, IN and wood lot 5000 For further information .
| Apply ON The premises or address,
/ W. 5. 4 s. Il. WINSLOw,
Smlf Augusta. Maine,
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May - 1915.
Flour-eNtra spring 5 00a5 BIZ.
Wheat-\o. spring cash l0l3a-; jan. l0l3.a
asa- July.
Corn-No.2, mixed cash, 69a-s; May, G9i.a-;
COS Jun; a73- July.
Oats-No. ?, 62l2a- cash; July, 76ha- So a62a.
June.
Rye--No. 2, l0jal05.
Barey-No2 spring lS,al37 cash no Sept.
Dressed Hogs 9O0as 30.
Polk-20 15a20 50 cash; u l2ia AL Is july 20 So
a20 S1is Jun.
Lard-l5 loalj 10 cash; IS 10 al5 10 Jun IS s2Is
ais 81. July.
Bulk Meats shoulders sita-; short rib mid
ll4a-; short clear mid alls,.
Hams Is Ms average =
Whskey-ll1all7.
Freghts-Corn 10 Buffalo, "a a; wheat do l.
Receipts-s,000 -four; ", O00 wheat. 5000 corn
10000 oats; 900 rye COZ barley.
shipments = 10 00e Hour; l3s 600 wheat; IFS 00C
corn; % 900 oats; , 900 barley. 1860 rye.
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The Fire In Gardiner.

Our Gardiner correspondent gives the following
particulars of the fire in that city referred to in a
despatch on Saturday:
An alarm of fire was given about o'clock Fri
day afternoon, from the Paper mill Off. S. billing
ham & Co. The fire department were promptly
on the ground, but too late to render assistance as
the three good force pumps of the mills had ex-
tingushed the flames before the engines could
reach the ground and unlimber. The fire caught
in the cutting room from the friction ola belt. The
room was fl lied with very fine paper cuttings, and
had the mill not been supplied with the best of
fire extinguishing fire apparatus, it must have
been total loss. Messrs. Dillingham; have spared
no expense in fitting up their mill against fire
and the advantage of so doing is now very pleas
ingly made manifest. The damage from the fire
will not probably exceed 800
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More Trouble in the Pennsylva
MIA Galleries.
Workmen AttacI ed on their way from
WOrk-Three Rioters Arrested.

Pottsville, May p. special despatch to the
Evening ChronIcle fiom Sunbury, states that last
night some rioters from Schuylkill county made
an attempt to interfere with workmen employed
at the Burnside collieres near Shamokn.. Tn,
men were attacked while on their way home from
work. The constable interfered and tried to ar
rest the Schuylkill party, one of them drew re-
volver and made desperate resistance, but the
burrough authorities put in IN appearance, and
men were arrested.
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VERMONT.
Obituary..

Bratteboro, May %. Another of Brattleboro's
honored townsmen passed away last evening,
Hon. David Goodell. He was born in Warwick,
Mass, May -, 1914, moved to Brattleboro in
1885, having been one of its most prominent men
for over forty years. He represented the town
two years In the legislature and the county two
terms as senator besides holding at different
times all ef the municipal offices of the town.
He was widely known among the principal stock
breeders of the State, having been one of the
foremost in their or. anlzation. Deceased was 81
wears Of age.