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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-04
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New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
TIE CHILD ICROBIT STOLEN

THE SHARP TRICK or Az ELDER BRorHEE-ARREsr
or THE FUGTIvEs.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. 15.-lt was stated IN last
nights dispatches that the child acrobat Lana POOLE
was taken from tho Poole Brothers under writ OF haoeas
corpus, and Judge Wiley directed the chld 10 re-
main I'm the possession Of Mr. Gatche, the complainant
until fur her orders Thomas Poole one o the bro'ners
accepted the invitation of Mr. Gatchell TO remain at MS
house on Saturday night, in company with the
child; but he unccremOniOusly left early next
morning taking the child with him. Mr.. Catchel
states that he has evidence that the cbild Is no,
brother of the Pooes but that they pay for hun - per
week and that the elder brother has family In Plla
d,lpha He also states that the boy At times SHOWS
little ameness OF his ogs, which, he Think nas
been caused by the strain the little fellows mp Johls
while bcng thrown BY the foot in the performances
The Baltimore authorities were informed OF the aOduc
zion of the child, and to-day tho police heard rom Mar
shaI GREY that the Poole brothers were in custody.
dispatch was sen asking that they be held tl an officer
could dispatched with tho proper papers 70 eecI Vhe
return To Washington.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
FnX. TIE CLOWN.

Mr. Fox the clown. is i'll, and Is gradually
vaat,n away both u mind and body. The last days OF
bs professional life accordingly if not already reached
ara clo<e at hand MI. Fox bas been performing at
B,ot, Tn.ater for three weeks, and during that time
has been growing more aud more incompetent 10 the
adea,ate execution Of hi, professional duties On the
opening night oct D. MS incfciency was not peicePu
Bile he showed at any rate animation and force enough
L. di,cu.e his actual state. On last saturday evening
hs Vas nefyrcs5 inert vacant, and mechanical
p-escr,iug a spectacle OF anything but mifth
and Measure; and we were then assured by Mr'
1orr tl bsines. manager Of the theacr tnat ho was
ALI zone =, ard that he would appear no more IL GER
,ip ,rur time that this sad exhibition OF inDeciIe
b,Goopery .boud come 20 Gn end. Last night however
NJ F,, came on as usual IN the opening scenes OF the
psptomirpe but he soon retired, and his place was
.akep-and accapt,by fl'ei,-by Mr J. : Maiit'
eloVp who has long been waiting for the robes ana 5ce
ter Of Humpty Dumptg and who gave life ana iBht ana
frol.c Ia what had cen before but wooden and ghasy
inssnty. pair Of Pantaoons assisted and 8'oa
triek, and handsome scenery cmeelhshed TIE
sportiys stage. TIE house was well hiieo' ana
us vail, echoed with genuine and unaccustomed lanSh
tor Air Maf VIII not make good the loss OF Mr Fox
BIT he will serve 70 Keep on the PaDtomme at Boom
Theaier and make 1t merry as il ought TO be- Mention
l. ,.de NJ denial. Of the illness OF Mr Fox. They are in
udcou.y made and can DO no goOd-Ihe first event oil
real Importance Boolh Theatcr viii be the production
Of julius Cesar" which is sci down for Dec "a 1t
Is pos, bic that Italian opera may be given In inns mouse
after the pantomi me season las ended and before the
shakepearean re vval Is made At present the theater
devoted trash, and the Trash is drawing Groves oi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
HEyIv,L, EFFORTS IN HARLEM.

The second of the union revival meetings OF
the Harlem churches took place yesterday afternoon III
the chapel the First Baptist Church OF Harlem :"
Fifth-aye and Onehundrcd-and wenty-siNtlst Ihe
Rev Geo W samson. d. d., presided, aud WIS as'lSlen
10y the Rev Samuel II. Virgin Of the Congregational tho
Rev. Dr. g. H. Mandeyie of the Reformed, aud the Kew
g. Ramsay of the Presby yteran Churches There was
large attendance every congregation In Harlem being
represented Samuel H. Speech led the singing when com
pri5ed several selections from the Moody aud snnkcy col
lection Dr. Samson expressed the hope that the inter
already manifested in these meetings would be con
tinued, and that young men especially would ldehhy
themselves with the movement since the war ,ne
temptations TO this class had greatly increased ana cy
stood more in need of the influences OF religion D
Mandcyie hoped 1t could moi be said that no goou "ok
could be done in Harlem because Of the unbelle eXsuh
there. Mr.. Io gcr. layman, Thought tho Oeet pun vi
action TO be a discontinuancc Of the old ucchaulca
method, and 10 rely WHOLLY upon the Holy spirit was
well enough to sing Hold the Fort but Christians
already possessed the fortress. and only needed 10 pun on
the Of faith aud prepare 10 battle WIN me HOSTS "
Satan They wanted season of ngOnlLlng prayer shu
he rcoiced in the revival spreading over the and
The meetings will be continued every afternoon during
Z ne
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
OPENING or THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

OPENING or THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENF
billiard tournament, to last through the
week WAS begun last evening in Tammany Hail. All the
recent players Of the French threeba carom game who
have won reputation by their play IN
this country, except Messr'. NisnauN ana
r'b,.,y, who are absent in France, are en-
tered-Slaurice DAILY. Cyrlo and Joseph Dion
Albert G.ner, \. L. Rudolphe and William sexton OF
bi. city, aud George slosson of Chicago being the con
tcstn. The prizes 1900, $1,000, 5000, ana $780,
800 n all In addition to this, Matthew Delaney oilers
gold medal which viii be presented to the winner oi
the first prize Each OF the games will be 300 points up
and the standard Of playing VIII be the tournament rules
of last wear John T. Gleason acted rs referee last night
The audience filed than two-thirds OF the house
The contests were between Joseph and Cyrille Dion
and Maurice Daiy and A. L. Ruiophe. Inc
he elder Cyril.e was the strongest from
near the outset lille that or the other showed less ap
na rent medtat0 0u and more graceful Cyrlc Dion
won n 30 innings, hs average being 10 Following Is
'%ygis Don-1LA7 20. g. O. o. Il, 90 II, l5 o. o. t.
( q II. IS o. p d. a.. %, d. l.. ., q. Total 70 81
To.rph Bo- 49, - %. 3 o, - g. o. 3 D. 3 s D. !, Il 10
DIIv ana lludolphe then played Ruiolphe has never
beeu fayorite with audiences here. ON account oil hls
nuclues. o claim doubtful shots aud last evening ne
was little less cNctable lie played very badly, now
ever and scored only 10 ou of the 300 Day recalled
his famous run OF 2I2 AZ recent tournament by roll
ING M with his wonderful skill at nursing III lie
Won I'm - innings, with an average OF II.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
Probabilities

For the South Atlantic and Gun ntates
,' o,ordv weather sonal rain, sOuth-westerly
vinds shifting northerly, rising bhIomtteI; Iain5
temyelature. and in the west G1lf states %
M Tennessee Ohio and Mississippi valleys ana lhKe
region rising and high barometer fresh ana brsH not
10 west winds colder, partly cloudy weather. duu III ''
east district occasional snow, - III.
Ear the lower Missouri Valley high barometer north
tor t6s Htddis >ates rising barometer Cest 10 norm
,cj,Js colder poiiy cloudy reqther, ard IA Northern
yetr York iight SItOtr. ,--...o
For Ney-Tugand falling followed by rising barometer
s,therlv wind. yrering to westerly, slightly warmer,
cloudy weather, light rains ana snow, oo"eu " oou'i'
clearing weather. .... ell ,,,-
For the NcwYork canal region. temperature i1l con-
.ider,hly below freezing Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO ELECTION.
THE BUSINESS OF The YEAR-PROSPEBIfY IN TIE
Nnnsr OF EVERY DIsCOUEAGENENT.

TIE BUSINESS OF 1HG 1EAk-fIO>lIhlll IN iAi-
MIDST OF EVERY DIsCOUBAGEMENT.
BNrINo.E. Nov. 1j.-The annual meeting
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad took place at Cam
den station today The 10th annual report OF the
President and directors submitted. Tho report
states the total revenues OF the road and its branches
and western divisions for the fiscal year ended Sept 80
1870 to have been $1l,426,552 81; decrease, com
pare, with Is74 of $52O53S 15 decrease, compared
with 1373 OF 81 266646 10; increase compared with
1872 of $3.50 s71 q6 increase, compared with ISL
of - SCOOP So and increase, compared with 1870
of S35SGlSO 79 The net earnings were 81 19OOOS 90
Tho surplus fund of the Company the 3Oh OF septem
ber 1870 was S3i.O23566 SO. Tho entire mortgage In
Gelteduess in currency and sterling is S2S7l6,33f 81,
showing that the surplus fund representing the capital
derived from the earnings invested III its branch and
connecting roads and in improvements constructed on
tc main STEM which is not represented by either stock
or boudr exceeds the entire mortgage debt OF the COm
pauy Sj3O1 ~ 30. .., ., 80
Tie report showed steady and continued annual eN-
uau,l0u of tonnage OF through mcrchhndlse Last ana
Wc.t The quantity Of coal transported was l9|2Qe|
TONS decrease OF 25S 739 tons, which II attrDute 10
thr severe depression manufacturing ana steamship
interests The passenger earnings c&ulDJ an ltIcaee
from 81 81 J22 81 iu The preceding year 10 $lol7
BOO gf This result gratifying, tho rates during
large uOrtOu Of the year were great! reduced DI INC
railway conflict -. -. --,,o
erctcd directors OIL part OF the -prkhoters: MtssiS
Galloway CEpstOn samuel W. smith, Francs bulhs
TonD Spear Nicholas, john Gregg. tIduCs l. hing =;
oliver Donucl james Harvey. Wan. W. ldylOf, SdihueI
kirby. JOhn Kne, Jr, and q. A. Noullngen.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST AT SEA.

The ship Ravenscrag, Capt. Biggan, from
Liverpool arrived at this port yesterday with the sur
yyor from the brig Moruo, which was disabled at sea-
can't Bggan reports that he fell in with the Morue on
oct % in latitude l62 p longitude 359 26, and res
cucd persons all that left Of the crew ana pas
sengers The Norle, under command OF capt hecque''
was on voyage from st. Pierre. Newfoundland to san
slcen France with Il passengers. a oJ IL and a
General cargo on oct % tie vessel was struck by
a gale from the northwest The boats and every
thing movable on tho deck were swept away
b, op immense sea. The same wave carried
80 crofd B of the ID, myers aud tNO OF the crew. VINO
,,,r. TrnWued The Moguo was 90 tons burden and 10
yrlr, old.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
LATEST FOREIGN Ne WS.
THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Monday, Nov. 15 1879.

In the Assembly to-day the debate was upon
The motion Of NJ Delacour for postponement of the
consideration OF the municipal law till after the general
elections. NJ. Duprat and other Republicans opposed
the postponemeni and charged the Government with
designing TO influence the elections through the Mayors
who under the existing Law, are appointed Dy TIE Gov
ernment
NJ Buffet refused TO abandon the Mayors, to whom
the Government arc indebted their devoted services
The elections will be free and straightforward. Inc
Government has right to make known and support lis
opinions at the elections.
The party Of Right checred enthusiastically at these
utterances The Left regarding the speech as defense
OF the system of official candidates were greatly rrateu
The postponoment was then voted by large maorlty'
Tho result ia considered important and very antaHo-
ustic TO the Republicans the present Conservative
rrespon sblc Mayors will manage the elections.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
LATEST SHIP kEWS
lroy Other ship Ncirs see second Pages
AREIAED.

lroy other shin Ne,rs see second Pgge.i
Steamship Richmond Kelly ltclnond City Point AMI Nor
folk. with nlse 70 Old Dominion Stsao,hp 90 no.o,
ship Rayenscrsg of glasgow, Began Liverpool % dayA
Brig Mariuocia Galatoa uta) Ant~erp 81 days.
with mdse. Ia. ,..,..
schr Francis g. Davis ,of Iiarwich Taylor Porto Csos'
sc6y spccuIator MunsOz OF days from s. John B.,
sehr Mary Louisa Gasker washington y. c, days. with
ScSr SeIly Potter G,skeI Washington. n c., with naval
schr Florence Lillian smith, jacksonville 10 days with
schr. sarah s. Harding. Smith. Philadelphia
schr. Harriet Newell. Kemp, Bangor with lumber.
sCHOOSERs-RIyKR AND coAsfwist
Harry Lande. Virginia. lille y; Ha,sins. Dishton.
Monticello Providence. John Crockford Providence
Nancy NJ Rose. Providence. A. q. lawson, Providence
VIM Bcmenf Providence. James Wal. newport
+ Fu@9 w. kiltoS. Tnyncetown b. q Foster. % Somerset
Bea Peck New. LONDON. r.. =. Meany, Portland. Ct.
Splendid, Cohssset Sallie ". Ponder. Taunton
sG@mshp' ACaP9lfo for or 4,Powr Gneer; ; or Whining r.,
Piprs s Mart N0'"''' 'f 'e O''A ''' 'O' ~
WISD-sunset moderate f. cloudy
MEMORANDA.
Bark scots Bay ot Canning y, - murray, from SCOTS
Bay $ which arrived lth End anchored Al sandy Hook
va. owed 10 the city afternoon Of 9th
There 80 vessels OF all kinds at The port Of Hartford
Conn., oct h which more than has ever before been seen
in Hartford az 3ns n ~ ,s The Tssssi "'o
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loypoy Nov disabled the United states; l. B. Oil
Adams, Besone O. Reu5ens Arrived ont on he 18th uIt
isRe1 on the 5th i9st ABBY Bacon az iSw[ense % on tns
bert Hall on the IAN, Elizabeth Taylor oueentownl
EmGlehOpe, OxtOrishire, solecltc.
BALTIMORE Nov l5nS ssr = B. Wheaton which ar.
rived day from Poson reports having experienced heavy
West Island overheard
LoSDoS, Now iJAdyices received here from Borisau1
Pay from TsT sE Oct ~ for ssPander I amt Be,o
was IN \ leaking Condition
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

God Isn't it Christians, tCrios u ycs." Yes Yes
Ask any man in yoner prison n t Is easy 90 serve tno
Devil. All, the way Of the tran-Sressor ~ haru on
wandcrer. como home tonight! On. prodgai return
Let III all bow or heads IN prayer and Mr sinkey hem
sang "COnc homo, home, you are Seiy ht hea,
in very low measured tones, which mad "onueriup
soothing effect. -.
The inquiry meeting and young mems meeting were
lpptI crowded and were very feryent The 'ounS men
meeting in the Tabernacle began at 0.oek' tlr st, ~,
sermon being preached ~ the Rink. At It's close ht
Moody asked a who wishcd to he prayed Tor TO get on
their Knees aud a great many kueclcd In "A tone OF
satisfaction Mr.. Moody ssid, "Woll, God IA IN tis
house." and then he prayed that they might near no
voice of Jesus saying: Come unto Mo hl Nc tna "'oi
and are heavy laden ond will give you rest"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE OPENING OF THE PORTS OF ToNQUIN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Gcn L. Seward,
United states Consul at Shanghai reports that the eA-
change of ratincatious of the treaty OF commerce be-
tween France and the Kingdom Of Anam, has taken
place and that the 18th of September last was fixed
as the date opening To foreign commerce the ports
Haiphong and Honoi. Ships bound for these ports III
Topquin Will be furnished with charts at Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE UNION PACIFIC ROAD BLOCKED WITH SNOW
OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 1j.-The storm reported

Yesterday struck Cheyenne last night leaving five inches
of snow and passed east reaching here at O'Clock p NJ
TODAY Snow has fallen the entire line from Omaha
o OGDEN depth of from two twelve inches The weather
in every place throughout this region is reported eN-
trerrelv cold Reports received tonight from west
- Ctcvcrne rcport that trains on the Union Pa
ctge Pajroad are blocked by snow. The telegraph
lines are down now of the train sent out to repair
the break of Yesterday but the main trouble Is between
Cm iti,cr il irving 10 hire additional men To repair
Int on account of the severity Of he weather,
Dr,tcs considerably II viii probably be day or two
Hfre t.cgrapic communication through To san Fran
cisco can be had The Union Pacific Is sending out shO"
trains from Cheycnuc.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
sERIors DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.

A special dispatch to Ike Times from Get
tinge contains the following ArepOr has bcen received
by the Prince OF Montenegro which states that the en-
gagement near Gatschko, between the Turks ana
uerzegoyinars resulted in the retreat Of Sem Pasha
with the Turkish force to Gaschko Eight hundred to
600 Turks wore killed and their baggage, ammunition
and ,eXtra cannon captured.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
LIBEL SUIT IN FLORENCE.

FLoREN,F, Monday, Nov - 1873.
The libel suit of Connclly against llealy,
arising flom charges OF art frauds contained
in letters Of tho latter 10 The Ae~-I0fH
World was decided to-day. The Court taking
into that the justification could not be
cepted by law as defense of the libel sentenced Heay
to a fortnight's imprisonment, and fno OF
900 lire, and the manager Of The Tourist
newspapers TO eight days imprisonment and tno OF
300 lire for publishing the libel Both parties have given
notice OF their appeal from the decision OF tue Court
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
CANDID INDEPENDENCE.

From The Ihy1n tNtDi p,tho'iW'
TIE TRIBUNE is severe when II thinks Sc
very proper hut there i, less OF scurrtS and personal
b.. u its columns and is general tone IN dealing win
mon and mcasurc, IL dign.nrd aud candid than IN
any other newspaper with which we are familiar. we
si,oud .,v that me LOidOi Times was the model Tor
TlIp TrtB>r So far n has model All great papers
however have character of their own rs distinct ana
eU defined a. that OF great men, ana the character OF
ur TRIBSE +, emueutly that Of candid. dguiucd indie
pendence II well deserves the position Of the leading
II America
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
srRryADE TO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.

serenade was rendered last night, by the
Republican Campaign Club Of the AKIN ASselh''S D'9-
trct 10 Justice walter J. Pinckney, Assembly man D.
.t..,t rngcbart Judge A. J. Dittenhoefcr Senator
Eranei. NJ Bxby Alderman Jacob Hess, successful can
didates at the late election, and to William A. Daring
The club was represented by Herman Cantor Alexander
niu,,cpsthile BENJAMIN +. Bcckel, Alderman Koch NJ
l. Eckenstein Jacob Waller, ana the music ""s j"
rIahed hY Tie band 0t The llst Keglmehl.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
FAILURE OF BURKE & HELY's BANK.

UTICA, \. Y, Nov. 1j.-Messrs. Burke
uci bankers OF Little Falls suspended payment yester-
dav and made an assignment TO j. W. Cronkite
of that village. Their liabilities are about
100000. Their assets include the operS-houso
block worth $50 600 and their clearinghouse in Little
rot. Rur,e', bank i'm Utica is indirectly connected
with this firm and will DO obliged to suspend for few
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

INvEsTICATING THE BROOKLYN EING FRAUDS.
One of the members of the Law Committee
Of the Brooklyn Taxpayers Association said last night
that John H. Parsons for the present would conhue his
jnye-tigatons OF the Brooklyn Ring frauds 10 the sub
iects of the Hampstead Reservoir aud the patent pave
ment Jobs and that sufficient evidence Of the completely
Of certain officials and contractors had already been slO
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
.rnr coM1SG rExAs pAcIFIc CONVENTION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn Nov. 15.-Extensiye prep
artions are being made for the Texas Pacific Railroad
convention which meet. here the 18th inst Most of
the Southern states and several OF the western states
have ppointed delegate. to the Conyento ana lnuca
tans ara that il will be well attended from all sections
t,t. I'm road.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

por aud who probably does not think that the first i'm
pulse toward writing play should be the knowledge Of
chance get IL acted Col Fitzgerald has had several
n ran
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
MdRRIED,

UIIER-FTTCH-On Thursday the 9th day Of November
instant the residence the brides father a.
j. H. Myers Fuller Of Providence, r. L. Alice
daughter Of the Hon Edward Fitch of this city
HALTs-UOWELL-O Thursday Nov. II, at tho rpstencs
of the brides parents, by this lv. HasbrOuCk
Hall tr TO H. Louise, daughter Of Geo G. Howell all VI
Mott Haven.
HCNTINCTON-KEELE the residence of Cyrus
Powers NJ D. in Morayia, Thursday. Nov f. 1878, by tho
Rev. Charles Raw Ms Mary COnea Huntington. daughter
Of ". 7. huntington Of Ithaca, 70 MI VIM. L. Keeler Of
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
LOSS OF TIE SHIP ASTRIDA.

LONDOS Monday, Nov. ID, IS1o'
The British ship Astrda Capt. McGrcgor,
which ,alled from this port for the United States, has
been lost of Audrecolles near Boulone Nine OF the
crew were drowned. The vessel has gone TO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
Amntour Workers ia


A-e notified that have just issued orr and revised
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST,
Containing list Of woods with prices and full particulars
Forw aried on Application with Scent T.. o. stamp.
GEO ". READ & Co.
1876 200 Lcwi'st, foot 9th and 6th.ss, +. H., y. Y.
Coughs HOar.eness, and all Diseases Of The Throat
and Lungs. safe speedy and certain HE0EMAN'J
TOLU AND LINEKWORr ENPECTORANI. sold by
Drugsi.f, ONLY soc. per bottle