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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Selesrapbii6e Sepei9ea.
tSerttte Der ~aociirten BreIie@ fir ben r&or,
reponoenten.")
Salanb,9epsidlen.
aus Ser Smnoesba,ptffaot

KS ptH9 on q. 9.y y. Sa1lar. -
Sill Slottenbepartement mirb beridtet, Daf
| Der 3ablmeiiter Spaulbing in Gan Sran3is
CO in SSolge Der 6eultate, meldle Die Inter
iudun9 BON Ynueg'S getriigereieu ergabeu
feitgenOmmeu murbe. Spauping miro benz
nd6it Dor elm &ries8geridlt geitellt perbeu.
pas SuiamnlenSteben uon Srtegsi6iffer
i'm Slfen BON Sort z9iopal, S.zg., aeiGab in
llebereiuitimmung nit Dem allgeneinenB Blane
oeS SlottenlefretdrS, na6 wel1em lenerl6Gfer
fiiuftig 3nm Sauptquartitr Der nrrodtlanti=
lden citation erieben 1T. 0aS Slima lit ge
luuo, Der Safeu fam nid)t MIR bte ganse
5lotte aufnebmen, ionOern bietet au9 nod
9eniigeno Sptelraum Su llebun9en. gtur
elm Wtal ipdbreno beS lebten Siirgerfrieges
piitbete oaS gelbe Sieber i'll Sort zROpal, uno
banlals nur auf fnr3e :3eit, mdbrenO e8 in
SeD= 2SeIt, oerl iriiberen Sauptquarslcre, be
ltdnol9 graliirte uno metfens eplOemil9 an
tritt. Die geogrdpbiid)e Sage BON Sort
0topal madt bieIcu (oafen gum @entralpunfte
Der horoatlanttlden StatiOneu, uno Die rOrt
itationirteu &riegsibiffe f0uuen in 3eit bon
48 Stunbea in cubanilf)e @emdIier gelanger.
SIS tit i'm Slotteuminiterium beid)loiien iuor=
Den, fiinftig ein itGlfereS einbeintii6es Sc
i6maber su nnterbalten, ais biSber, oamit
-Sbgleid i'm Sctreff Der cubaniiden @ns
gelegerheit feline neuerea ytad)rtd)ten porliez
gen, 10 glaubt man bod Ill bieitgen, npblun.
terridteten 8retien allgemein, oab Oas Ses
ipubtlein, haB eS nit leiner Serrid)ait alli
@nba sur 9tei9e 9ebe, Spunien Oa3u brdugen
fOnne, nit ben Ser. Staaten an;utiroen,
oaB es aber idlleblid bod Die SnieI auf9eben
iuerbe.
-gtad ben porliegenoen 8eri9ten iiber ben
Stano Der SaumipoGernbte i'm DECEMBER
mirb bic Grnote ni6t menigsr, oils 1850, 900
Sallen uno ntft mebr, alS 4 100000 SaQen
betragen.
lin Die 0teitauration oes &eprGlentan=
tenbaues bemarben iid IA 8erionen. &.
Sreunb BON @aibin9ton murSe ermdbJt.
-@r @on9rebmitglteo SameS Gadarb pon
Snbiana lit gum 8euenuetA9enlen ernannt
woroen.
-Men iast, baB bas Oberbnnoesseridt
NIT gegen 2 Stimmen ben befaunleu Bro
3eB iuegen Der Siage.gdnoereten gu @uulten
Der @iieubabn.@ @elelll1aften entidieoen babe.
-Otor9en rutro Der @horpen1llg=ln
Dor oem 9erlbte fir NnipriidIe pcrbanOelt
merOen; berielbe betrGgt S443,000. Oabei
mirb oann enblid enti9ie6en reroen, Oh Der
ielbe ein Sdpinbel lit.
-Srau Wpra Giarf Gaines, RE Iprose6,
liidtlge alte Dame, meld)e ieit A Subren nit
Der 8e9leruna proseiiirt, lit mieoer bier ein-
aetroifen. Sic iast, ibrc Yro5eiie bitten brei
Serm0sen 9etOftet.
--Gle Son9reB Sibliotbef ipurbe i'm psrz
hoiienen Sabre I'm 1880 SdnOe uermehrt,
barunter 5000 SGnOe inter bem WaborudS=
@eiese. Die Sibliotbef 5dblt jeet i'm San,
gen 293,507 Sduoe lnb 10000 Bampblete.
Ser Slbliotbefar oerlangt ein ueue5 9ebauoe.
Ste gSeitats Ifeilnns.
8bilaoelpbta, 8. Summarize alte
6regatte rWacetonian," pelfe i'm Sabre
1872 bon Dem Commodore Decatur auf osm
@rie'See erbeuteI runrOe, tulrp wabri6einll9
bier auSQeitellt meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Ste tpeitli6eu Yaptermdnner an
oer 0rbeit+

8 leOela D, o, 8. San. = Nm II.
bS. wirb bier eineSerianlmlung itattfinoen nm
Die Mabre9elu gu beratben, Die notbmenoig
iinb, nm Die lSiberruiung Der 2lfte iiber gSies
Oeraufnahme Der 9artselosahlung burdau.
ieteu. Su ber Staot clrtulirt cine BetitiOn
unter ten @ei6ditsleuten, pelbe ben Shell
res @eieteS poerrufen ieben wollen, OaS Die
BieOeraufnabme Der 5artgelbsablung auf
Den /. San. 1879 ieItiebt. sic bebadpten,
cS luerbe 81 9robem llnbeil fiibren, biele MaB=
reQel er2lpirQeu Ill m0lleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Ser SSabrestas Der SbIad)t set
Vemz zSrleons.

Ybilabelpbia, 8. San. - Der Sab
resta9 Der Sfla6t bel gtep=Srleans uurOe
beure uou ben Seterauen oes &rlegeS bon 1912
aefeiert. gtwa 90 Seteranen maren anne
ieno.
YbiIabelpbia, 8. San. - Ser beno,
fratii1e &agne-Glub feierts beu Sabres=
tag Der Sd,la9t bon Seem Orleans our9 Elm
Yantett.
wzSrleans, 2a., s. San.-Sn De,
gan3en Stubt iourben beute su @bren nea
SieseS bon 1915 iiber Die gugldnocr biz
Slagseu aufgeSO9eu; Die 0ffeutlifen 4entel
iuarsn ssiAloiien unO Die WttIi5 belt cine Sa
robe alb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Scr Gtfenbabnfrte9 uon Wetps
SerSeN feenotdt.

pop efp Ell U.S., 8. Sanuar. = Nni
bem S6auplabe observation-disclosures berrid)t
ieet uolltdubige &ube. Die 8erIperrungen
Der Sabn itnb alle beeiti9t, unb Die aufge.
rifenen Sbieneu purben neu gelegt. 0le
2ofomottpfiihrer erlparten, bic Yabn i'm
&aufe bes Na6mittass bsfaEren 81 t0nnen
Srenton, N.=S., 8. San.- Seute MOr.
gen wuroe Die &reu5uns auf oes u0elaware=
SOuub Sroofer Sabn," auf iueld)er Die 3Ige
Der yMercer- Somerieter Sabu" iiber OieleIbe
gelauseu unb pslde ben bisberigen Srteg per.
anlaBte, pieoer feitgemadt. Die 9lrbeiter
Sieben ab, uno beuteAbenb miro audi Die Oti~
LA nad) Saule beproert merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Sd,on spteoer etne baaritrdubemoe e
Stnrtf,tun9.

gS mn p 9, Wtallltoba, 2Slsc., 8. San
- @u9. McSoer, welGer Dor Oer letten aiii
len Der gcmorbun9 OeS u. 9lttinion iduloil
beiunOen wuroe, lit beute 0tur9en 10 llbr &c:
bdngt rporoen. Ser 9enfer peritano ieluC
Sade itle6t. Ser &uoten Der S6linge per.
i9ob fib uuter benz Sinn beS 0elinquenten
uno berielbe itarb bur6 @rittdlng. @r sap
petite 24 Minuten, mas fit Die 3uidauer oil:
BerOrbeutlld peinlid mar. Der Dt0roer legtt
fetn 9eit1nonib oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
5ie 4teme Griinomns tit Der Selcs
8rapbte. Gtn 8elttn8enes ST.
Nfcrffhfefff

Mftlwaufee, s. San. - @rrerimente
muroeu beute nit @rup'S barmontl1em Spz
item Der Wulttpler Geographic genadt.
Sin telegrapblider Sting bon 200 Nfeilen bon
pOricon iiber YOrtasc uno gSatertown wurOe
bsrgeitelt, uno auf eielem Orabte wuroen 8
Oepedeu nah beiOen 8t6tuugen abgel4idt,
Die rtd)ttd aeleieH muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
gSabrS1eiutim eir NtprS.

@iucinuati, g., 8. San. - Sn Jtod:
port, 5nO., lpuroe in Der 6reitags 9tadt Ros
bert u. ytiron, Gr,Dtarldaa pon Jodport,
BON Charles SulOf pier Wfal gelAodeu.
1tlron ,pirb pabriheinlt6 herbeu. Ser Strett
eutltano megen etuer Sleini9feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Retd,cr 0oIoiumo tn gNvomt,,a

&begenne, QY.=G., 8. San. = Cue
reide @olbuleoerlage uuroe IN Der rGeuten=
nial>2Ooe" bel 2aramie,Sitp 100 SuB tief &C.
fuuOen. 0es GuarS lit 10 reid, luie mdn eS
bl8ber nod nirsenOs gefunoen bat. Gin TO-
liocS Stiif tleies Suar5e8 miro auf Die
9SeltauStelluna geid)idt merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Sfffrrn.

Smaba, gtebr., 9. San.-@in beftigel
gtOrbwsitturm te9te 9eiteru Nbeno iiber olelt
@egenb in iub0itlider 9iid)tun9. Auf Den
Sturm fo9te cine bittere &dlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Gin canaStidIes Yarlantentsm mtt=
olie0 IN Sdttt11tlifiiteft.

Sttama, @anaba, 8. Sau.-0as 8ars
lamentSmitgliep, welAeS elnen In9riff in
perbre6eriiher Ibftt auf Dtiunie Wi1s
ma9te, iit Dem YroSeBperfabren iiberwleien
nnrNpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Ycrmiid1te Sepef6sH aus Vctps
Norf.

Nem.9Orf, 9. Sanuar. - Die Oampfe
yState OF Snoiana" BON 9lasgop nnb yan
bes" BON ben gSeitinoti9eu Suieln iino bic
ein9etrofien.
= Sob er6ffnete geifern III 1l3.
= Der mDhentlidle Sanfbertdt gibt fol
geuben 9usneiS: 4bnabme Der Oarleber
s1,018,5O0, 3unabme Der Spe5ie s596,300
3uuabme Der Depoiiten s6,242, 100, abnab.
me Der @irfulation $195, POO, j3Jlnabme oel
&eierue s1,759,475.
= Sn Der uerfoiienen gSOd)e ftarben bier
547 Yerionen.
-9ie @tnfubr erreid1te in Der perhoIienen
gSode ben g8ertb BON 81 ,52S, ,5S9. oarunter
iparen fir 81 ,341 ,609 S9nittmaaren.
- Die tpegen corrupter Getbeili9ung oil
oem @ontrafte 5ur @rrldtur9 beS gSaiier'
bebdlterS fir Brooflpn bel 0ampiteab an9e.
flagteu YerIonen ftellten am Samfa9 ibre
Witihulo in abrebe.
- 2ouis 8erbes, pelder in Der Neujahrs
9tud)t bon slru1in 2iu9 9eaoAen wurpe, 1T
porgeitern geftorbeu.
= Ser @6ica9o'er S6uapp psbrenner @Ol.
len bat Dor oen Oortigen @roBgeidporeneu
Iusiagen gemaft, ruelde Die btefi9e 5irnia
s. 8. Sobo & so. implisiren.
- Ser 9pfr. Ethiopia" lit BON Glasgow
bier etn9etroffelG.
= Die Oampier vaSriatic" pon 9iperpool
unb uSermann" BON Sremen iino bier elrlz
getrofen.
- @eifern wurben 100000 in SpeSie
mad europa seIdift, oauon maren S200,O
in Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
@rnSe Iofh I'm VonaSa.

81 ontreal, &an., 8. San.-Ole ldledz
ten 3eiten beriibreu fait ulle 8retie. 6eute
entOedte man in elnem faibionable ausiebeH=
ben Saule on Der Sictoria- StraBe cine Sd.
mile, melde weber Nabrunssulittel nO9
6euerlIuQ hattie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
&rxn0e.

Yottsuille, Benpi., 8. San. - Seute
Moraen brannte oas Depot uno oaS Sele9ra=
pbenbiireau Der yYbtlabelpbta 8eabiuger
Sabu" in SuscarOra ab. Yerluit unbefaunt,
Oa i'm porigeu Sabre mehrere Seriufe ges
madt murpen, oieies 9ebduoe ausuSiinSen,
10 pe~mutbet man, oaB bier Elm SAL pou
Branbltiituug porliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Neuerc 8ertdtte pott cuba.

u mz2J T I, 9. san. : Jfa1tlWI II N
Sauanua einselaufen, baB oieSniur9enten am
gSeibuahtsabeno bic Staot uno SeItung
5ernanoine De Sagua angegrtifen uno Rieoers
gebrannt baben. Son Der Seiasuna maren
nHr 20 Mann i'm 0ienit, Der Reft bate @r
laubntB erbalteu, itd on gemiiien Teitltdtei,
ten i'm Staotden Su betbeili9en. Der Som.
maneant Der geite, gtamen8 Jtipall, uno I'M
gefGbr 10 SOloaten ipurben getGbtet nno Die
Seite ielbit bon elmer anberen ebenfallS cirta
200 Maun Sdblenoen Nbtbeilung Der Sniurs
genten beiebt. Die Stabt murbe oann ange,
itedt, woruuf Die Sniurgenten ibre 8cute auf
ben erbeuteten Bferben uno Wauleieln fort
itbleppteu. Die Serlute Der &ebelleu belaus
fen ltd auf Z Sobte, mdhreno bon Der @arniz
on IS Manu permibt wsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10

Sabren feline guten Reiultate einem Seher
elulend1teI meroeu, iuirb man @fp. @bren al!
ben Sortdmpfer iiir 4ufredtbaltung BON Sc
ieb unb Srbuung in oieier @ommune nit Gn
erfennung nenllen.
uniern 6erSlidlen 9aut fa9en mir gw. @b.
rem 'iir Shire itets bepteiene3 ne3uuorfommenbeit,
Dem ener9i9eu Stauts> 4nmalte pno ietne m
! Initenten,s Gem getiuiqen 4ftuar II. Ieinen
@ebiilfen fir ibre Ifdtbure Siilfe tei Dem
Irbeiten i'm 3tmrer Der @roBseidwOrenen.
N1tllngSooult unterbrettet BON Sob. u. Wes
burger, Sbmann."
Serid,t iber ben Sunauo SeS SudttbauItS.
| Baltimore, ben 8. Snnuar 1876. An
Sru. ScBn. Is. Mebinger, Sbmaun Der
@roB9e'd)morenen beS Stnotes Marplano!
9aS unterSeidlnete @omite berihtet adtunq8
oou, baB eS pGbrenO ieine8 3 Oienfttermlns 6as
3ud)thaus bGnfig beiud)t bat. 2Sir murben
Oon Srn. 9Sllfinou, Dem gSnroeiu, 6rineeno
nm cine Itrcnge llnteriud]uug Der SbGtt9feit
Il. /. NJ. Der Nuitalt erudIt, pillfabrteu Dem
gelud)e mo fanoeu &lles in belulmoerns.
mcrtger Sronuug. Ote WnnuSiuht unb
ISltrlorge fir bic Sequemidlteit Der S5nlaTeu
IdBt fit nl3t ibertrefieu. Sem @aroeine
un0 ietnen Gebiilfen gebilbrt fir Die qeluiIien.
hnTteGrtuuunglbrer )dllueriqenBfli alleS
Sob. Sn Der Anitalt iiuo 697StrGfliuqe, 656
mannlld)eH unO IL peibliden @eihleftS; i'm
ShubOepartemeut liuO 228, I'M Stetubruf,.
Oepartement 1873, in Der @iicuqieSerei 60, i'm
Observation-Disclosures AZ, i'm S6neioers
Sepdrtement q BON @ontraftoren beid)GftiQt. |
sir ben Staat arbeiteu in pcri6ieoenen Qb. |
tbetlnugen al8 StublHe6ter, S6neioer, |
Sbubmaher, 3lempner, 4nltreidler, 3im
merleutc, @robi9niebe, Bidder, 9Sdrter, i'm |
gSa9enboie, i'll Der 8Giddutalt, Nm Shlni |
l6ale Il. !. I. 1877. 0ur1lfnittltd) psroen |
I'm Dfonate 5000 ,oer6tent. 46tuugsboll |
urterbreitet bon Seinri6 stobenmaper, Satob |
@reen, Sobu g. Streett, Sobn 9f. gS. Ilnutt |
unO S. 6. Dieotarot."
SeridIt Iber osn Suitano oes Staotaefana,
uifes.
D0rn. Sob. S. Wieoinger, Sbmam Der
@roBBcldmOrenenl 0aS uuter3eid)nete 50,
mite bat 0en 3ultuu0 oeS StaotgeIGnQnifies
mo Die Yermaltuug ieiner QngeleQenbetten
lorgidltig uuterluht. OaS @ebGnoe mirb,
iowett e5 Der @baratter Der SniaTen suldBt,
rein gebalten. Sm gSaroeiHS-, drstllaen,
unO SetretGrs 0epartemeut
iinOen mir Qetreue Bflibterfiiqunq, ueldle
ueroient. Adtungsuollit uuters
Dreitet bon SObann u. 6ilberg, Bm. 8omers,
Do. @. ReinbarO, Goul5 Seloner uno 9eora
u. .. gSooo."
C6ntiaiIuns BET 8eSditpnreuen.
gtaf Serleiung Der Seritte entlieB Riflter
9IlmOr ole @rOBgeifwOrenen enG9iiltig nit
,em Bemerten, Der @eri9tSbOf ihulOe tbuen
iir Die gepidenbafte 9lrt uno gSeiie, III Der
ie ndbreno ibre8 0ieuittermine5 i1re i6mie=
igen 9flidteu erfiillteH, iOwie fir ibrc llntsr=
tiibuHg Der 8emiibungen oeS @eridtSbofes,
OObei lbnen Die 2lufgabe nidlt geraOe lei6t
ema6t mar, ieinen 0aut. @s gereide ibm
II grOBem Sergniigen, 81 ertldren, OaB es
InS S ss2s asinns% 1t' Sas e5s s
gu erreihen uHO tlsbelitduOe, J
'e9e III unierer Commune tlefe lSur6el &c.
lBt unO Oeren uerOerbli6er @influB nod Dor
ur6em allcrmartS it4tbar 9epelen, ausSn=
lttPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Gin Sanferpttemr tptoeriest ffdJ
oeu 6ertd)tS beietleu.

Sttoma, CANADA, 8. Saunar. = WrOBe
aufreguns berridt in 6ua in Solge bes &c.
tern eemadteu Seriu6es Seitens Der Gldll>
bi9er bes 6. 9. @obp, befeu @igeutbum i'll
SeId)laq Su nebmen. @bbg periarmelte cine
groBe Nn3abl jeiner Qrbciter I'M iid), bemafi=
nete bieIeIoen uuo perbinoerte auf Diee g9etie
ocu @eridts oiener, ielnen auftrag ans5ufiib-
rem. g9abrideinlt6 mirh beute bic Utlll6
aufgeboten meroen, nm cen Seieblen be8 Sc
ri1tes Iftuns 81 peridaiIen. Ste Sldqer
IN Dem 6alle mareu Die DtitglieOer oes Soitos
ner 6aueS Sfilling, 8bltnep & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-10
Stc gSeitattsIfeluua.

YbiIabeIpbta, 8. Saluar. altt
5regatte yDtacetOnian," nelt)e inn Sabrt
1872 BON oem Commodore Decatur aui o,n
@rie'See erbeuteI rpurOe, ruiro wabrideinllf
bier ausgeltellt meroen.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
THE PENSION FRAUDS.
The Case Of Aaron E1Idridge Of Clinton

The trial of Aaron Eldridge, charged with as
sisting in obtaining pension, was concluded
in the U. S. District Court Saturday. The
court opened at 10 o'clock and Moody Ed
ridge testified in contradiction of his former
testimony that he thought Randall kept school
in that district before January, 1874.
Richard Eldridge, a second son of the re-
spondent, then took the stand and testified to
substantially the same facts as his brother
Moody did the day before, relative to the Sign
ing Of the certificate.
Mrs. E. E. Randall, wife of N. W. Randall,
testified as follows: Live in Clinton. L have
never put my name on any paper connected
with pension claims that / know of. L have
not sigued my name as a witness to Jane
Lewis's name that L know of. paper 2 ex-
hibited with e. E. Randall signed to it) She
thought she did not sign it.
On cross-examination she was requested to
write her name, aHd did SO. She said that her
hand trembled SO she could not write plain.
John Lewis of Clinton, farmer, next testi-
fed: He was arrested at the same time Mr..
Eldridge was, and taken to the hotel the same
evening about o'clock. Saw Mr. Kent there !;
talked with him about this, but not particular
ly. Never stated to him that he signed the
papers. Mr. Eldridge he thought was there
Did not hear Mr.. Eldlidge say anything about
two papers, Don't think can tell, WE'LL who
were there. Made no statement that he signed
TWO papers.
William D. Grant of Vassalboro' was asked
if N. W. Randall had told him about fooliug
paon1a IN tho rid0a Evo1ndad
The testimony here closed and the arguments
were made. The Judge delivered his charge
and the jury retired at about half-past four
After being out abont five hours, they were
unable to agree and were discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
A 0uery.

Mr. Editor-Did 1 read the Sunday Times
Alright? How Mayor Richardson really
promptly refused to let man have City
Hall in which to deliver lecture on Roman
ism, when he offered to pay the rent in ad-
vance? "His Worship" has let the hail for all
kinds of shows-for everything except Sunday
evening temperance meetings-for fairs of all
kinds, concerts; for lectures in aid of lit
erary, charitable and religious soceties-why
then. this refusal? Is it that he fears a dstur-
bsnce such as occurred in Biddeford? Does he
prefer peace at the sacrifice of freedom of ut
terance? Does he desire it to go out that the
Mayor of Portland refused to let City Hall to a
man to lecture because he feared it might in
cite ruffianly element to make disturbance?
Can it be that he has by his refusal made a bid
for the votes of the ruffiianly element and their
friends by denying City Hall to a man to lec-
ture against system of belief that they cham.
pion? In the conrse of the next year, this
same element may object to temperance lee.
lures, to somethingstaughtIin our schools Will
Mayor Richardson, if he holds the place which
it is said he is so anxious to retain, yield to the
demands Of a ruffianly band like that which
disgraced Biddeford the other night, and for
bid them? For one cannot believe that the
Times understood Mayor Richardson Alright. 1
shall with many others, be 10th to believe that
for hope of the favor or fear of the punishment
of the class objectIng he has done this thing.
VOTER
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
Maine Business Notes.

1t is estimated the three Crockers in Hersey
will haul 100000 feet of spruce into the Mat
tawamkeag stream the present winter. The
snow is the right depth now for logging, about
one foot.
The Paris FIGURING Mill Co., owing to the
sudden departure of Mr. Doten, will close out
its business. Mr.. Dotens accounts were found
to be all correct.
Reed, Welt & Co. of Waldoboro will build a
bark this season.
From two to three million feet of long lum :
ber is piled up on the Wharves and banks OF
the river in Dennysville, which has laid over
from last year, beside large quantity of short
lumber, such as laths and shingles
The amount of shipbuilding to be done at
Damariscotta this year will not materially diff
fer from that of last year. Norris & Co. will
build ship; G. G. Merry barque;S S l..
Foster steamboat; and Curtis & Clark "a ship.
The Gardiner Reporter has the following cool
items: Haley & johnson have their houses full
OF excellent ice The Eastern Ice Co. (former.
ly Kennebec & Boston) with houses nearly op-
posite DIR. Underwoods in Richmond, have
commenced filling up. Lewiston parties have
SN :" Nv" SoAnP"ny anu coHliAeuceu opera
tions next to the Lincoln Co. Rich finished
filling his houses in Farmingdale Feb. l. He
has some 10000 tons stored, tie most of it al
ready sold by contract. The Dresden Ice Co.
commenced filling their no uses Jan. 81. They
have some ice already on hand, but have room
for some 5000 tons more, and a fine field of ice.
Mr.. Geo. E. Weeks of Augusta is filling his
houses down river The Lincoln Tee ca ara
also busy filling up their houses. Workmen
commenced Jan. 81 rnnning ice into the Stur-
gis ice houses at Pittston.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
SUNDAY SERVICES.
FREE STREET BAPTIST cHRUcH

FREE STREET BAPTIST CHRUCH.
Rev. Mr. McWhinnie preached an imprt S
sive sermon from the text in 1 Cor. 2: 4, o.
Sand my speech and my preaching was not
with criticising words of mans wisdom, but in
demonstration of the spirit and of power; that
you should not stand ia the wisdom of men,
but in the power of God" There was three.
fold reason for Pauls earnestness. First, his mes
sage; it was the announcement Of mans utter.
ly lost condition, and this was accompanied by
the news of way of escape through Christ on
the conditions of repentance and faith. Again
Paul was deeply convinced of the truth of
this message. 1t was Gods word. Again, he
loved Christ who had saved him, and with ar
dent gratitude he longed to seek the salvation
of Others The speaker spoke of the methods,
the accompaniments and the results of apostol.
ic preaching. First, Paul was not a mere
rhectorian, he was no trifer, his message was
too solemn for that, nor was he vindictve or
censorious. He did not rest on human wisdom
or philosophy; he discarded all human artifces
and preached not harsh or misanthropic, but
with loving spirit as bringing glad tidings.
AT the present day the Spiritual needs of men
are the same as in Paul's day, the gospel is the
same and preaching should be the same.
CATHEDRAL OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Rev. Father McKenna delivered very inter.
esting and exemplary sermon at the Cathedral
last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
Brief JOftings.

The public are earnestly and cordially invit-
ed to be at the Allen Mission gospel temper
ance meeting this evening
Mr. e. Ponce has purchased j. L. Boston's
property at Fremont Place.
Saturday afternoon lady fell while alight-
ing from a sleigh and was seriously injured.
The First Parish Church is to be heated with
steam from the Harrington block.
Joseph Wheelock, the tragedian, is at the
Preble.
DR.. 7. S. Lambert is lecturing in the eastern
part of the state and may come here soon. He
has three new lectures.
Mr.. Holmes gives his closing ball at Lancas-
ter Hall Thursday evening.
At the communion service at Pine street
yesterday morning, 27 persons were admitted
to the church
The Allen Mission was crowded last evening.
The audience were very attentive in listening
to the eloquent and earnest addresses by DIR.
Lambert and Hon. j. j. Perry.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07
The Catholic Fair.

Four days of the Catholic Fair have passed
and the receipts have been very satisfactory.
Another week remains in which to clear the
still loaded tables. 1t has been stated that the
Fair was for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum,
bat it is not true. 1t is to liquidate the debt
upon the Cathedral.
There are two additions to the Rosary table.
Mr. Joseph Green has donated Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine, and the Deehan Bros.
have given q large arm chair.
The interest in the articles to be voted for is
Oh the increase. Mr.. Hassett, os the Irish
American Relief Association, is far ahead on
the cane. Edward Owen leads the list as the
most popular unmarried man. M. f. Davis is
ahead on the voting for the oars. The foreman
of the Portland Company is leading on the
voting for the set of draughting instruments.
New features are constantly being added. A
prize is to be offered for the best marksman in
the target practice. There will also be prize
offered for the newly married couple receiving
the most votes. There will he sharp competition
for this prize
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-07

The amateurs who gave entertainments for
the Hospital on Thursday and Friday last, de-
sire to return their hearty thanks to Mr.. M b.
Snyder, for the assistance he SO courteously
rendered them in not only acting as stage man
ager, but in giving much of his valuable time
to drill them in their several parts; to Messrs.
l. 7. Wyer & Co., for kindly renting the mu
scum to them at considerably reduced rates; to
Mr. Grimmer, who generously volunteered his
services for both afternoons, together with the
members of his orchestra who freely gave the
music for Thursday; to Mr.. Weeks for putting
himself to great deal of trouble in taking
charge of the tickets; to Mr.. Allen and Mr. Lib
by who acted as door keepers; to the young
gentlemen who were such efficient ushers; to
the boys who distributed the programmes; to
the editors of the PRESS, Argus and Advertis.
er for notices of the plays; to Messrs. Loring,
Short & Harmon who supplied the paper for
programmes and to Master Charles Marrett
who printed them; to Mrs. Leonard Shepley
who gave the cards for tickets, and to Master
Ether Shepley who printed them; AMI to the
many good friends who aided them in ways
too numerous to mention.