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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


NEXT OF KIN WANTED-PURsUANr To DE,
IN ~ the High Court 81 EhanrerY. IN England
made ia $50 III III wherein John Gclnbrani
Hubbard and another are plaintiffs and Jane Letit,.
IruubrIIge Alexander and others defendantS az
persons calming 70 be the next 81 Kin according 70 Tbs
statues tor the distribution Of intestae estates Of Juhu
Richard Alexander, ESQ, deceased, commonly called
Captain Alexander late commander in the RO, al
Navv who died the 18Th dav OF January 1852 M.
Lower Bagcott Dublin, - be legal personal
representative such % kin, required either
~ themselves by their solicitors u como IN an prove
their claims the Chambers the Vice Chancellor
James Bacon, az No 4 New square hncQius inn Mid
dlesex tho lat day May. lsh default
thereof will be pcrempfurilY excluded from tho
benea SAID decree saturday. The sth Nav
1875 ~ o. the clock az n0On j. appointed Tor hearing
and adjndicatin1 upon the claims.
II alleged that Charles nre an uncle Of the SAID
Richard AexanIer and formerly commander 10 the
married at -. Johns, New Bruins
wfck, aud settled there and died there about the
year 1851 All claiming through the said ChAref
Hare, hs daughter Jane to Be next the SAID
John Alexander representative tho .aid
next Of Kin. required TO come in aud prove thaii
claims aforesaid.
Dated tins ID day OF February, 1875.
JOSHUA BlkD ALLEN, Chic Clerk.
MEANELL 4 PEMBERTON.
1whitebali place. Westminster s. w..
Painuas' Solicitors
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOE
SALE OR TO RENT.

A YOU WOULD LIKE 10 HIRE PARLoR. IL
@a.ntrays bathroom. shree bedrooms an elegant Cot
sage ~ 70 yogr.ei o. ewefed street i2r 10 m9n,h
garden, tor only So q month 49,, 49,,
room Eiscken range tour bedrooms large vegetable
OF pleasant morern Cottage similar 70 the last bit
larger ana hanasomer ior , month ..,e -. 80.
a tenement.
Better man gg town O Harlem q BT,ootiyn
emily ~ each - trans daily from 4 ". 70
ssr cool in summer. Dot overcrowded.
u srrhes schools h,qh ro,nrr
ground a heal ~ = the ely ana much peasanle5i
Cplsuk not mud from depot
srnaif amount d can down. and. yoa can buy your
house and hsve somctn g show or yoas money "
three hours an Ihlrtviourh street or James slip
Eailroad At ~, 4 % 4; "a nv, is. ~ y u.
gure " sAal ~ Bt Ascht ~ "ntes'one oepol
GEo y. Vas sictES e Nassau street. sew Yors.
A -A-PLAISFtELD n J.-RETnEScEs FOR
.ss q y sSaC k@s HI1 aSSo q the
repoL
AT NoSTcLAlR \ o. or THE HEIGHTS NILE
I'D. coSSicf. ls5 Broadway 80
At SHARON. coNN-rwo DESIRABLE REsI.
"A dences. win extensive Qrounds mountain air beau.
Hfu scenery ana elegant surroundings 81 hours r0Ia
IN very favorabe terms Apply - JOHN ). FIERCE
i0a Broadway.
A sTORIA HOUSE TO RENT, BEAUTIFULLY 10.
"a Gated on gemsen street. IL rooms, healthy, con
Venent per boat and ears Apply % LAW ENCE, -
Broadway, or n. A. LaNCAshlRk, Astoria
At KEW BRIGnTOS.-ro RENT THIRTY MIS-.
ues rom Wall several Deauffui villas, fur.
nished And unlnrnished al mode c0nyeni e0ces
splendid scenery Apply 70 q \ hAMlLION, % broad.
way
- nav BRIGHTON TO RENT, THREE FUR.
"a nished and unfarnishei brick villas; stables gar
deaa. modern charming vicMsi " min
nfee from Wall street. reduced rents DE KAY
sCRYMsBR. II Broadway room 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

L stone house. l39i Broadway, near Forieth street
consisting OF three Floors, &C, complete with all i'm
provemsnts low re1t JOHN MATHEWS, s. Nassau
street
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secont Floor. hve rooms; rent SO; also Furniture
therein; price S30 article tor house
Keeping. Apply on premises 23s West FortleIh street
for davs.
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RIO LET-PARLoRS AND BAsEMENT ToGETHEE
j or separately with bath and convenience IS 81
Marks place.
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ITO LET-To A FAMILY or ADULTS. THE UPPEI
Il Part OF brown stone house $50 last Forty min I
street all improvements and IN nice order, small fani
~ occupy balance; reference required.
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RIO LET-SECOND FLOOR NO ll9 PERRY STREET.
i've 70 5ms: modern improvements; large yard;
house newly repaired in side aud side TO adults onlyt
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE OF REFINEMENT
~ desire 10 rent their newly furnished House 70
small family OF adus at the nom Il rent Of so Or S51
month Gnt the board. Address HOME COMFOHT,
box lis Herald Office.
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CT 0aa WILL BUY THREE STORY BASEMENT
Df.UUU and cellar Il room brick House; All Inn
provements blocks 10 ferries $3.50 cash balance
bayln = bank mortgage. Y. 7. HOLCOMB, lss Broad
way Williamsburg
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A -lHlRTIETH STREET. JUsr WEST or FIFTH
As avenue; exceptionally desirable medium size,
ngh stoop furnished Dwelling; rent low " n
sIEvkAsoN, Jr, II Pine street IS East seventeenth
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ITO LET-ro A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULT The
i third floor and one large Room on the secon ;
closets gas bath every convenience. in private house
with the Apply Of 2li East fhirteth street, 10
tween secoud ami Third avenues
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ITO LET-THE LOWER PART or HOUSE lis sour II
Il FIN street Williamsburg consisting o. tour rooms
and two Easements; rent low Apply 10 W. HUGHES,
lis Wooster street
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ITO LET-AT RYE, NEAR THE DEPOT NEW HAVEN
i Road. large House, Is rooms acres IN lawn Ac.
with garden pasture carriage house and possession be-
Nay i Apply 70 y. STANG. a. depot Or % 9. y
ANDERSON. lo9 St MARKS avenue. Brooklyn.
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TO LET-UsFURNIsHED. UPPER HALF OF HOUSE
i No. lS West Thiry-sixtn street. Apply on the
prem
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ITO LET-To SMALL FAMILY. FIVE ROOMS on
the second and third floors OF three story brown
stone house; all improvements rent 500. Call AT o.
address l72 rnst Ninety-third street
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A PERFECT GFM OF HOUSE. FULLY FUR
- nshed lfg West Fortv.tuurh street. elegant neigh
nrnooa: very low rent about 7x6Oxl0l Permits from
teenI h street, - N
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THIRD FLOOR. FOUR ROOMS; SECOND FLOOR,
nvc rooms; all light: modern improve ments; rent
low % small "a my Coll from % p NJ at S Jane 50.
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ITO LET-sECoND FLOOR. FIVE ROOMS ALL
i LIGHT and well ventilated, with washrcom in nddl.
ton with stationary tubs; all good rent So;
De between 10 aud IS7 West seventeenth
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A STORE TO LET-oSs THIRD AVENUE, CORNER
II Fortv-thrd street; has been grocery for eleven
years chance TOR some one. Apply 70 y. r SMITH, "a
Last Tenth street. between and s T.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

A FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, A LARGE IRON FIRE
"A. proof Factory, 00xl00 feet stories high IN Molt
street. between Broome spring streets containing
l51horse power engine boiler shafting steam eevator
all modern Improvements Tor nihnuacturlhs puE-
poses Apply on premises 10 Il G. BENNETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

PARTMENTs- 10 TO IL STRICTLY PRIV ATE FIR
n class Rooms private honse may be divided other
occupants owner. two adults also Floors and Suit 81
Rooms. OWNER, GA West Tenth street
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A LARGE FIVE STORY BUILDING, NO. 50 GREEN
n witch street New York, for sale we'll adapted ior
bonded warehouse free Owner o. Corilahds
street up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

RIO LET-SECoND FLOOR. FIVE Rooms. ALI
light and in good repair; gas water and water
closet rent moderate. 40. SOL Sixth avenue corner
THIRTEEN
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A ELEGANT SETS OF FLATS. NEWLY BUILT,
n all motern improvements No. $50 Twenty.nnth
street. between Eighth aud Ninth also Floors
at low rates. 70 let Inquire In building.
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RIO LET At Reduced RATEs-rHE TWO FOUR
A and attic English basement houses in West
lent der. Apply 10 y. HARMONY's NEPHEWS 4
Tive ntv.third street
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4 GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WILL LET
n his three story brown some House well furnished
70 : small family at nominal rent Apply TO HOWELL
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
Bowers Hoof Liuimeut

After 50 years Of practical experience with
horses, In staging, tearning, &c, have learn
ID that more horses have been crippled by
inAttentlon 70 the feet than all other diseases
combined After man experiments have
tound the true remedy 70 PREVENT the dis
e,se OF the hoof, or restore il after negligence,
b what nature intended 1t should be-ths
1sssf ssppevf Of tAs nobis axsmal. II the hoof ia
infAmed and diseased, the animal is compare
uvely worthless. This Lniment will surely
sesvsnf this worst OF all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Sinsw generally called Knee Sprung,
ID, and restore those that have been crippled
BY the want Of such remedy.
~rry IL and 1t will never fail II properly
apphed, VIZ:
pBathe the horses loot once week, or often
~ II necessary, At the heel and frog, and
around ths hoof close 10 the HAIR.
II. C. BOYER,
Norrlspown, Pa
Nh II. c. BoYEK-Dsv 81: This is 70 GER.
hfy that have used your Liniment in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horsea, and nnd 1t the best pre-
paration i have ever used on horses. II ist ar
better than you recommend it Send me Eve
sAses at once. by express, c. o. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
10. In West slst street New York CITY
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

l0J +. =, a, < cent r57 a7,,
49, zee san' IVY me ton at low rs,sa. c,...
s1S S season a. low as the loy-o'.,, l'. V0a''sa
nos ne pride ourselves on hsyissy avn -.
Vers In the civ for Ell ON n.y., rcCS,3,,Ilnala..a
tive US = CAli tefora s5,59 S,'ts,
%ALT0Na gg1
feo.o 'F'itaen.sS' a.. Il il,., F.! /. 4 o.res ro
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
n. c. BOYER,
THE ekkA1ksTATTRACTIoN
L N DELAWARE
SaAUWICKS DELAWARE MUSEUM
So7 and sos WEST FOURTH srRxRr,

SaApHICKrs DELAWARE MUSEUM
Io7 and aos WEST FouRrH srRxRr,
oppos iisthe City Spring. Wilmington, Del
Has re-opened 70 tho public with q large
collection Of new curiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks Of nature. Also, large
addition Of noted life-size Figures. Correct
hkenesses. the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the oonel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Aiser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Lam.
eAstsr poet; Eegre Benny, the runaway slave !;
Wn. Burke. the murderer OF 10 persons; Ma
tAias shupinehi, murderer OF the peddler boy !;
Arthur Spring, the murderer OF two sisters !:
also he son OF Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab.
nan. the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Aontrovllle. the be-
Hayer, BY bis side stands poor Charlotte Tom
pie; Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch Of
kndor In the forest. Also, 5000 Birds, AMI
malls, Reptiles, 10. from all parts Of the
Known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There u more
TO be seeE for the pice Of admission than at
any othsr exhibition In the country. Open
DAY and evening from o'clock, A. N. until
a.bOP. u. Admission only Is Is; Children
esnts, 70 see the whole collection
W. RCHADWICK. Proprietor.
aAnl6Wly
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

Q900a month to energetic men and
COVOwomen everywhere BHsthtss hon
OTaJI EX ,EL>IOR MFG co, ISL Michi
San ave Lhlcsgo.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26

[istnRl
Feline. '
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The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
TBt Arctic
'I%1c Gov. e.ao

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pErOr.
Va to3 t1Gt., :. .n.,'F1.
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81 to S00pr day at home Samples
" " wor Ii 81 free. sTISsToN q
Co., Portland. Maine
The daily gazette., 1875-10-26
PRICE Ll52 Gln H..
anio'e7. Centnfr

,tv the ION at The lawae. rrir.
ne contract n furnish uL7,... ..rul
any number ci months NJ RI '.
was ever Olicr2i betorp '''
N orders ty matt pronrt'7 e,t.,i.I
fiea5e give ia trial Npprsrert,,',-.i.ga
'lon. + Cr,-Ii51..'5.,,.. r,i5.5 ,.l.t F.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-07-22

REAL ESTATE.
mo. EpMIN MARrrN.

JNO. EDNV IL MAFtIIN,
DR0KER and dealer III Real Estate, Notary
Is Public and Conyeyancer, Agent State Line
Sfeanship Co Abstracts Furnished, Taxes paid
Loans Negotiated. 0ace at the Red Oval Sign,
No sG Main ST., Lock Boz 30l. Wichita, sedg-
wick county Kansas. Atm
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10 coo rrpcr-.r,vo v..r, ola
0'OO A'31@i-~ -
Hun''sa ''0'O' per 'n0'SAnu'
Ornamental Trees.
Small Fru;ts Shades Evcrorecns &c
s.,a a. o,.,,.... -, ..,.. :.
&u-ly Topeka, Kansas.
>.
L Il i
''o'eo '9'''' VIZ W POI 'i'oo'ai'a'
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CONNECTIONS
At Atchison, with the trains of seven railroads
centering there. for all points east, west, north
and south. Direct connections to and from Chi
cago, Quincy and st. Louis.
Daily stages run in connection With trains on
this road as follows:
From Emporia, for Eureka and Howard; from
Florence, for Marion Center, Chelsea. Augusta,
Douglas and Eldorado; from Wichita, for Angus
Ia, Douglas, Winfield, Arkansas City, Yelling
ton and Caldwell; from Hutchinson, for Castle
ton, sun City and Medicine Lodge.
From Granada, for Las ABimas, Trinidad and
Pueblo, Colorado, and las Yeas, Santa
fe, and all the principal POINTS
IN Aew Ksrsco.
The whole equipment of this road is new and
first class. Passenger trains fitted out with
MiIler's Safety Platform, and Westinghouse Air
Brakes.
5000, 600 acres of The best farming and agric =
turai lands in america, situated in and near the
beautiful Cottonwood and great Arkansas val
legs, the garden of the West, on eleven years
Credit, with seven per cent. interest, and twenty
per cent. discount for improvement Fare Re-
funded 10 purchasers OF land. Circulars, with
map giving full information, sent free. Address
A. s. johnson, letting Land Commissioner, To-
peka, Kansas.
10 BE sure your ticket reads via Atchison, and
AXE o other. nj l.. SARGENT,
General Freight and Ticket Agent, Topeka, Kan.
c. 4, MORSE, Superintendent.
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w 10 II l i A.
Soft
N E w DR. u G STORE
CEAS. w. IT'LL,
DRUGGIST AND PRARaAcEuTIsT
LIST door North Isl National Bank,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
Tie Largest and Beat Steek al
Pure Drugs and Medicines
IN THE SOUTHWE
Toilet Articles, Perflmery. Patent Medicines, Etc.
Agent for the
AyERIz CHENIcAL PANT
II Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
Also keep on hand the best and purest Wines
nd Liquors for medicinal purposes. je2I-f
MISSOURI VALLEY
Life Insurance Company
LEAvENWORTH, KAS.
Cash Income, 1872, s5t8,ss4 IS
Paid Policy-HOlders in 1872, y 8o,sG7 40
Interest Receipts .for 1872, $1,000 in excess Of
Losses By Death.
Examine cur plans and rates before insuring
elsewhere. The most popular and advantages
forms and favorable terms for insurance pre-
5ented.
All policies non-forfeitable after the second
annual payment. Dividends are declare annu-
ally after the first payment, available INN ediate
~ as cash in payment of premium.
Contracts direct with the company viii be made
oil faatf ~,
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor--G l.. HARRIS.
City Attorney-B. IL. FISHER.
Police Judge NJ ATWOOD.
CITY Treasuer-R- CoGDELL.
&arshai-MiSE MEAGaER.
City Clerk-fRED. ScHATTNER.
Surveyor
Justices Of the reace-0. a. MITCHELL, Z. Il.
MIsNER.
Consiables-J. " MccAGTNrY and J. f.
HUMPHREY
Couneii-First Ward-J NJ STEELE, NJ. I'm
MEnlY. Second " are--C. II. GARRISON and JonN
FoAKY. Third Mnrd--l Z MILLS and JAY KIM
rISsKI. Fourth Ward } C. FaAKEE and J. l..
DYER.
Board of EducatiOn-.irst Mard-W A. REESE
and g.. 4. BARsIs. Second Ward-.J. T.. CALD-
WELL and II. l.. JACKSON. Third Ward-C. ;.
CALDWELL. and A. 4. HYDE. Fourth Wara-C.
a. WALKER and II. j. Hills.
Treasurer school EOarl-Rev. J. L. UAisES.
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VETERINARY.

DRICK in any quantity for sale at my yards, on
/ ) the Little Arkansas River, north of Wichita
All kinds of brick WORK done on the shortest no.
tce. llZ-hJ j. w. PHILLIPS.
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CHURCHES.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Judge Thirteenth Judicial plstrct-w. p.
CAMPBELL.
Board Of County COMMISSIONER. T. CAEPE,S-
IN, W. q. HoBBs, j. y. YORK.
County Treasured. x. WooDCoCK.
County Cierk-louN TUCKER.
Sheriff.. II. MASSEY
Clerk District CoHri-G. W. REEVES.
Probate Judge-sM. {. LITTLE.
superintendent Public Instruction.. /. I'm
MRRNAS.
Register of Deeds-MIIa Il. EELLOGG.
County AttoIney-W. Il. STANLEY.
Coanty Surveyors-II. l.. JACKSON and 4. W.
SwANITZ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-05-28

Grant, and his reputation for truth and verac-
ity is bad At one time in 1874 caught him
cleaning a vault on Salem street. He said that
he had permit, but he did not as found out
afterwards.
Cross e1amination-I have given permits and
kept the money, when was acting as night
turnkey at the station. 1 have heard officer
Gribben say that Grants reputation was bad.
Heard Grbben say that he had denied doing
thing he saw him do. 1t is the general talk
on the police force that his reputation is bad,
and he has to be watched. When we find him
cleaning vault we require him to show his
permit, even if he says he has one.
Benjamin Gribben police officer testified as
follows: Reside in Portland and know Grant.
His reputation for truth and veracty is bad.
In the last of 1873 or the first of 1874 saw
cart going down Franklin street, and following
it heard noise as though cart had been emp
tied. / soon met Grant and asked him if he
had emptied any night soil on the dump" so
called. He first denied it, but afterwards said
that it was only sink DRAWINGS. went down
and found that it was night SOIL and then took
Grant to the station.
Cross e1dnaindtion--I consider reputation
is what is said of person by the public. l
have heard the police force say that he was I'M
truthful. The police have had considerable
trouble with Grant, The deputy marshals
always give orders to look out for him.
Alouzo f. Harmon, day turnkey at the police
station, testified as follows: His reputation is
bad.
.eraa,iaation-Have heard a Mr.. Beas-
ley say that Grant was liar. Have heard the
officers speak of him as a man not to be relied
on. Have heard many persons speak in light
manner Of him.
at this point the court ad iourned until 10
noloclr this M nrninn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-05-28

Mr.. EDTToR:-Your notice of Judge Orr's
unfortunate paralytic stroke with which he
was struck down in court yesterday, calls up
similar occurrence one hundred and seven years
ago. The story is briefly told on the monu-
ment to the victim, in the old eastern ceme-
terry, of which the following is copy.
John CHAPMAN, ESQ.,,
Barrister at Law.
was born oct. 23rd, A. D., 1922,
and died July LIST A. D., 1853, of an applexy
with which he was suddenly seized
in the court house In Falmouth,
while he was arguing cause
before the Superior Court of Judicature
then sitting.
To the remembrance of his great learning,
uniform integrity,
and singular humanity and benevOlence,
this monument is dedicated
by q number of his brethren at the BAR"
In this trial the title to Peaks island was
involved. The claimants were Rev. Thomas
Smith and the Bracket family. The court
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-05-28
Brief JOftings.

Thu Allan mail steamer Prussian from lte-
boo arrived at Liverpool this morning.
A union temperance meeting will be held at
Allen Mission this evening. Reformed men
and other interesting speakers, both ladies anu
gentlemen, will take part In the exercises. Inc
public are invited. c..,o,;o
Maber ia to furnish the Portland Catholic
Ir.;on with a uniform hat. 1t is of felt, broad
br;ro ,nrned I'D on one side, and fostenea WIFI
a gilt cross. In front is WREATH eho'''ios
the silver letters, p. @. U.
The music at the West End Chapei conoei'
Wednesday night was furnished by EDWARD
Jordan of the Polyphonlc Club, with freu ''r
Linden as solo saxophone and vlolinist
There will be a praise meeting at Plymouth
church next Sunday evening"
Proceedings in bankruptcy were pPeun
against Mr. w. n. Goold, of the Portanu
Bank, yesterday.
The Colleen Bawn will be Brought out week
from next Wednesday, at Music Hall.
Mr.. W. n. Goold furnished new bond last
night In the SUN of $4,000 for his appearance
at the Superior Court.
Proper nice advertisement that of Dwight
q Colder & Go. It will do to copy.
Barnum's people have nearly covered the
Western Promenade with seats.
wTwo North School boys are said to be mist
ing. Run away.
Sergeant Thornett Of the Signal Service, has
been relieved at this station by Sergeant Bow
en-.
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The Museum Closed.

The Portland Museum has been closed.
Cause: Pecuniary embarrassment. Untll
within a few weeks there have been good
houses and the receipts have been larger than
the outgoings. But the heavy expenses at
tending the fitting up of the hall have crippled
the enterprise from the start.
Yesterday morning Mrs Grattan declined
her benefit, as she had to pay to the manage
ment 5000 to secure the use of the hall, and the
receipts did not promise to greatly exceed this
sum. Thereupon the other members OF the
company, who had not been paid their salaries
for some time, and who had remained chiefly
out of compliment to Mrs. Grattan, expressed
their indisposition to remain longer unless they
had some assurance of pay. After the suspen-
sion Of Monday night Mr.. Shaw assured the
company that an arrangement had been made
with Mr.. Fluent by which the salary bill should
be paid before the rent One of the company
asked Mr.. Fluent if this statement was true,
and received an unsatisfactory answer There
upon the company grew dissatisfied. Mr.. Flu
ent is understood to say that he agreed to al
low the company to play till the Fourth OF
July, and receive their salaries, before he re-
ceived rent, provided Mr.. w. J. Shaw wonld
remove his attachment. He wouldn't do so,
and Mr.. J. L. Shaw therefore refused to sign
the papers, Mr.. Fluent then agreed that for
$125 Mr. Shaw might keep the house open till
after Mrs. Grattan's benefit, but no stipula-
ton in regard to the payment OF salaries was
inserted in the second agreement.
The truth is the season was too long. 1t
should have closed the first of May. A theatre
here from October to May can be made to pay.
1t gives us pleasure to announce that Miss
Cameron has consented to give farewell matt
nee on Wednesday afternoon of next week, at
which artists of repute will assist She will
give selections from some of her best roles, and
will present the popular 'Day After the Wed
ding" The sale of seats will open at Stock
BRIDGES to morrow morning. There will
doubtless be packed house.
Messrs. Arnold and Calder,with the majority
of the Museum company, propose to make a
tour of the cities of the state, giving Uncle
Toms Cabin,