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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ASTORIA, Oar 18th, ship Saml Reed, White,
new oRLEANs-Ar 23d. sens Daisy E Parkhurst
Hooper, Boston; j G Whipple, Webb Ruatan.
PENSACoLA-Cld 2lst, brig j F Merry, Bradley,
JACKsoNvILLE-Cd 18th, sch W H Card, Foss,
sAVANNAH-cld2 oath, schs W Holt, Delay, for
Sid oath, brig c g Bearse, Baisdell, Philadelphia;
j H Kennedy, for New York.
BRUNSWICK. GA-Ar 18th, schs Thos Keene,
Keene, New York; Nellie Treat, Seavey, do.
Cid 18th, sch Ada W Gould, Lansi, New York.
In port 21st, sch Lizzie Heyer, Poland, for New
Oh CH,ARLEsToN-sld 24th. schs Willie Luce, Sea-
vey. New Haven; J Wyman, Urann, Boston:
BALTIMoRE,,Ar oath, schs William G Shattuck,
Thatcher, Kennebec VIM H Rowe, Whittemore,
Ar 26th, ship Aneroid, Fletcher. New York.
Cid 26th sch John Manson. Manson, Boston.
PHiLADELPHIA-Ar 24th schs David Clarkson.
reland. Kennebec M Tilton. do.
Cid oath, brgs Mechanic, Hutchinson, Portland;
I Rowland, Lakeman, Boston; schs Mary e Weber,
Harris Baracoa; c A Jones, Kent, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar oath. schs Westerloo, Whitaker,
and Lizzie L Mills. Armstrong Providence; Mexi-
Below, barque Henry Knight, from Caibarien.
AR Goth, schs Victor Puig, Pinkham, Baracoa; Z
Douglass, Bethel, Eleuthera.
cid oath, briggs Cadet, Leighton. Lisbon; Ponvert,
Moore, Kingston, ia; Starlight, Tucker, Humacoas
sch K0e9ek Ken Harrad deI DO; .h,u wo,,o c
Calais for Philadelphia; Congress, Willard, Bath tor
New York.
NEW ztlll, SCH ODauceuOr, cer-'
NEYAkD-HAVEN-Ar 23d, brig Mansanilla.
Walls I'm Calais for Providence; schs Hammond,
Goldthwate. Gardiner for New York; Mary Riley,
Riley, and M Carter, Carter. Kennebec tor do; I
Benedict, Crockett, New York for do; VIM Thomas,
Litteiohn, and Geo w Jewett Sennett, Gardiner for
do; q Willard, Wallace, Portland for Philadelphia;
| Efie Simmons, Harrington. Kennebec tor Balti-
more.
Sid oath. schs VIM Thomas, Charles W Morse, A
Hammond.
| BCSTON-Ar 2ith, schs Ada b, (Br) Draper Port
land; Agnes, Perkins, Ezabethport; CALVIN, Clark
New York; Lillian, Ryan, Belfast; Pallas, Rhoades
| Rockland; Revenue, Wright, Bath; Belle, Dunton
Westport
Cid oath, brig Faustina Connauton, st George, Nh
Ar 25th, brig Lucy w Snow, Hail. Hcboken; scht
| Armida G Hall, Hall, Alexandria; John Farnum
| Tracey, Hoboken; David B Newcomb. Hickey. East
| port; G W Dexter, Dunton, Bath; Pemaqud, Eos
sett Bristol; T S Lindsey, johnson, Portland.
| SALEM-Ar oath, schs Delhi, Emerson, George
| town, DC; 8 Lindsey, Kennedy, and Judge Low
| Haowell, Elizabethport; Mary E Gage, Smith, I'm
| Elzabethport; Hume, Calderwood, Rockland; Ruth
l Hodgdon, Melvin do.
Ar 18th. schs Danl Breed, Higgins, and Montezu.
ma, Pinkham. Bangor; Zone, Rice, do.
| GLOUCESTER-Ar oath, sch Robert Woodruff
Lewis. Wiscasset.
| PORTSMOUTH-Ar oath. schs Kate Walker, Yea
| zie, and Alfred Keen. Heating, Philadelphia; Tan
/ tamount, Pendleton and Wellington, Barber, New
| York; Gen Hall, Gross, do; Mabel Hall, Bartlett
| Hob0kea.
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f o IL e s Il TAR.

"For twenty years have been very much troubled
with Salt Rheum on my arm, for which have tried
various washes and salves, besides the treatment
my regular physician. These have only driven it
from my arm and caused it to appear elsewhere
Soap, my arm is entirely areI and I discover no
symptoms of the trouble elsewhere" That is the
testimony of Mrs. B. S. Hunt, of Portland, Me. Get
cake of your druggist, or by sending So cents to
The Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sn9m
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SPOKEN.

April %, lat 16 o. S. Ion % 10 W. ship Walsh,
from Lobos for Queenstown.
April 20, lat 6 S, lon 20 W, ship Yo Semitic, from
Liverpool for Valparaiso.
June 6. off the Wight, ship John o Baker, PEN
nell, from Philadelphia for Antwerp.
June %, lat 40 SO, Ion 6S 81, barque Reusens,
hound East.
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Providence Print Cloths marke,
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, June 26-Printing Cloths marke
dull at previous quotaons-31 a 3sc for best stand
ard andtextra Ga Ga goods.
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lLdUeSU Dy EuIUpedu sledintrS.I
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th inst, Herbert Black, Treat
Valparaiso.
Ar at Gloucester 10th inst, Speedwell, Mitchell
Wiscasset.
Ar at Falmouth 18th inst, Eliphaet Greeley, watts
Pabellon.
Sid 10th, Ella S Thayer, Gilmore, (from Lobos)
for Hamburg; 18th, Hattie Tapley, Tapley, for
Hamburg.
AR at Belfast 18th, Neversink, Barstow, Baltimore
Alberti, Hinckley, do,
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Keystone, Thompson I'm
New York.
Sid 18th, Almon Bird, Drnkwater, Southampton.
Sid I'm Queenstown 18th inst, John c Potter, Nc
Clure, Hamburg; l. Sweet Griffin, Limerick.
Ar at Kilrush 18th, Daisy Boynton, Appleby from
Boston.
Ar at Dundalk 10th inst, S B Hume Diggns, I'm
st John, NIB.
Ar at Cette 9Th inst, Tuba Cain, Stone. New York.
Cid at Rotterdam 9th inst, Emma L Partridge.
Partridge Newcastle.
Sid FIN Alicante 9Th inst, Giles Loring, Anderson,
New York.
Ar at Algeciras May 26, Nellie Star, Poland, from
Marseilles for Boston.
Sid I'm Bassein May Sd, Premier, McGlvery, for
England.
Ar at Kurrachee May Is, Charlotte A Littlefeld,
Carver. Cardiff
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COpartnerShiD.

Having purchased Walter Coreys interest in
combine the manufacture, wholesale and retail fur
nitue business heretofore carried by Walter Co
rey q Co., and j. IL. Hooper, under the style of
Walter Corey s. Co.. at IS Free street, Portland, Me-
DEXTER S. RICE,
j. II. HOOPER.
Portland, June /, 1876.
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EOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at Marseilles 21st, brig Myronus, Higgins from
New York.
AR at Gibraltar Sd inst, ship Ell Captain Lincoln,
Cagliari, (and sailed 4th tor Calcutta.)
Sid FIN Liverpool oath inst, ships Alice D Cooper,
Humphrey, United States; VIM A Campbell, Curl
ing, do.
Ar at st Thomas sth inst. sch Jas W Brown, Kahn,
Berbice (and sailed 18th for Cardenas); 10TH brig
Eugenia, Veazie, Barbados. (and sailed 18th for
Turks island; 18th, sch Gertrude E Smith, Jameson
Algiers.
Ar at Cenfuegos 23d inst briggs Five Brothers. Per-
kins New York; l. H Kimball, Storer, Pensacola.
Ar at Havana oath inst, brig Raven, Wiley, New
York.
Passed Port Mulgrave Ms 23d, barque M Caryill
johnson, from Pictou for Portland
Ar at st John, NIB, oath inst, sch Bowdoin, Ran
dali Portland.
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Dissolution of COpartnershiD,

The copartnership heretofore existing between
Walter Corey and Dexter S. Rice, under the
firm name Of WALTER COREY 81 CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All persons having ac-
counts are requested to call at once and settle the
same with Walter Corey at Is Free street.
WALTER COREY,
DEXTER S. RICE.
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Boston stock Market

By water conveyance-1O0O bush cornmeal to G
W. True 81 Co.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ROSWELL A. DOTEN
- ndmitted member of our Firm from
This date, the style remaining Unchanged.
5, II. Il A, II. DOTEN,
Portland, June 1, 1876.
M Good Rooms with abundant pow
TO let. ju26dlw
, 1876-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

William Randolph will losd tho noondAy
prayer-moottng to-day At No. 10 Arcade court,
ard asraugcr's moosinR nt tho same place THU
ovcning.
Tho Rov. Iamos slsclaughlin wilt do1ivor
lecture Thursday oyonng Fob. 81, at tho A. T..
A. Hall, southeast corn.r OF Fraoklin and Van
Darcn strce:s, on ''Tho Plantation Of U'sses."
4 hcrca ot litorary and muslcaI entertainments
will 10 given by sho Scottish, socfelcs Of Chtcago
IN aid OF tho Coltio Chair 1;ndown,o,,, fund. Tho
first Of Them will tako place Thursday at
Caledonia HALL 1G9 Washington straos.
An, illustrated lecture upon ~ Kuack Of
Drawing being all inquiry how far natural and
low far acquitted ability hnre TO do with thu
mt Of drawing" bY ". II. n. F.cncL. nill o.
delivered thla evaning Ae o'clock IN tue pnrprs
Of tho New England Church, North Ueasporn
street.
Tomorrow The nopubllcan ssatn Conlrnl Com
nttteo will meet at its headquarters, corner Of
Lake and Clark streets. and nlnko arrangements
for tho sta'e Convention. kpoccheR viii bo
tnado By Senator Ogeshy, Gov. Doycrldgo,
Hhclhy u. CnIlon, Col. Fcrt, tho 1iun. !. u,
Iawtov. Jcrso D,llIois, Col. Rldsway, Col. Har-
faN. and othcra.
Tho ladies' nf Olvcs Daptsst Church givo a
ceEteunta! socinl this evoang complimentary
to their pastor, tho nov. Il. DcBapslstc. now Ii,
tho thirteenth year OF Ills pastnrats. Addresses
Oh Tho history OF tho church during bis pas
tosase and tho denomination during thc paHt
century, tnteFapcrsed WITH music aud oHsnye,
wilt ho tho ntder Of exercises. Afterwards, ro-
frestmontB wllf bo argycd.
, 1876-02-21

THE SoCIAL LFkSE5
of The rast week show tho evident debirc Of tht
peopln to hare all they can before Lent Tht
Stock.Yard Social Club hold thoir weekly eolre.
In tho Town-HaIl Tuesdny, and so bnooth ha:
tho door become that II Ia q slippery mastcl
when tho Trustoes mcot thoro.
eolect gathering Of tho friends Of aIs. and
Mrs. J. D. Thomns surprised them at thoir resi-!
dcneo IN Duncan Park Wednesday evoning, and
nss|stou thou in celebrating their wooden wod.
ding. Among tlIoso present woro llr. and A1rs
stef1loT' AlF. snd Mre. Barr, Mr. and Mrs.
sncrfy,. Mr. md Mrs Ling Mr. and Mrs. Wier,
Slr. anil Mrs. Waliwork, Mr. and MIS-. Cook, aud
others.
A number Of tho lady frlonds of Mrs. Shirley
nsHambled III ter reatlenco on Burnside street,
near Forty seventh, Thursday aflcrnoon. and
patty giYen by Airs. Shirley.
Tic residence OF A1r. a. &, Bender WAS tho
acenc Of tho old hut agreeable custom OF candy
pulling Friday evening.
CoMpany takes place in tho Hlgll-School Hall On
MONDAY evening.
Tho t,o1t regular sociable Of The prcabysey,su
Church will be Eivon ut tile rcsldouce OF Nr.
Church. on Wentworth aYonuc, south Of Sixty.
4 mcetinR Of tho Ens!owood Amateur Club
will be hold Monday evening at tho residence Of
tbo lsey. Walter Forsytho. for The purpose Of
considering tue consolidation Of thoir library
vi" ahe G 5pSSooSa 5eass 5SsSsnE M h'Ts5 M
'.ren Nights IN a Dar-1oom GU tho evenings
af.1larch md 2, In tho High School Hall. BIZ,
$: Wildcr vii! tako Tho part II tho usunAnsd, Joe
Morgan, while 1lr. bliss will zcta.n his faGorte
character ID Sample Slo1chel
An Interesting meeting Of tho Euglouopd Lit.
erary Club WIS hold III Tho High School Hail last
night. a Roeloty paper by Mrs. Northrup aud
~ essay by Dr.. Losowoll, attracted considerable
, 1876-02-21

=, An extraordinary occurrunoo was bro,ent ..
!lght at AL inquest held Oh Tho body Of 4 man ~
South London. lii ; work-room whero tnsn.
young glrls woEo At wort small mouse su,ias1y'
ly mado Tia appearance on tat'le causjnr ~.
course. considerable commotion and = aennts' y
stampede. 81 The lattudor waa aeised, however.
INT tho tnouso slippcd uut Of Ils hand, snd'
running u1' Ills sloovo, cauo out between Ii.
watslcoat and shirt at tho neck. Tho unfor,m,sa
nato man Ind Its mouth opcr, Ard tho mu,,se
on tho Lookout for homo convsniont placo Of con.
coalmens, ontoEcd tho mann mouth, aud hc. H.
hH fright and surprise. swallowed IT, Tnht
n'olleo can exist tor considerable tlrne wltifne
much mir hnh long bonn popular boef, aud wn.
unfortunately riovod to bo d tact in Tho prcoIn;
,'1ttancc, for tho mouro began to tcar and i ta
inside tho mans throat md c1est and Tho fetn
WAS that tho unfortunate follow d,od after III
tlo time 10 holrib,o nRonv. Several wltuco,fa
cortobol atod tho above facta, nnd medical tcstt.
muny "a to tho canac Of doath having bcaa
given, vordtct of "aceidoltaI doatl," was "a.
turned. ~
, 1876-02-21
than usual 50 ~ not TO Interfere with tho pro-
ccasion.
Tho meeting thon adjourned unit. ncxs snn-
THE GERMAN DRAMA,
THE CHICAGO THEATRE.

|
etnes Mr.. Alexander Vibrator commenced to
Givn ths Germans Ct this city German theatre
worthy OF tho nnme II has boon demonstrated
TINT they moan 10 support msuager who will
gTo them only such approximations AZ aro cal.
ouIAttd 10 elevate md to cducAte Tho New
Chicago Theatre Ia crowded eyery Sunday night
with tho elito Of our German citizens. 10 mat
tor whothor IL raus or no1 or wheth-
e. every other ptaco OF amusement
| ts holding forth Inducements ut tho aanao tina.
And A1r. Wutstcr tfo.crvos this SUCCESS. ue Inns
model German Theatre in this city. Mono but
sterling dsRnsas and comedies that hare proved
succcssos in tho old couutt; are placed upon tho
stage. llia company ts tho bost ever gathered
within our municipal walls, and tho smnl cat
characters even arc paced IN she hands ot OK
per;cna"d actora. Last evening there was pro.
GnO f Of n,o,;a,,,n tho latest and most sueeeus-
tho author of a ulsimo." Or. ~ II is known on
tho EnElsh ataao, " The D!g B9unnza." While
the fastcr il luoro Of farce, the former ia DO
l'EhttuI comedy. With worry intricate aun inter-
cst!ng plot. This pteco: II ssnne'atcd into En-
eeas than "Ultimo.' What gave psrtieu.
was tuo lac. tha! aTr. Gil uollner, tl.o
leading man OF tho Milwaukee, Theatre,
ssus s enaE tbs Pr. p,ofn, 5a ossI a. on y"gn
Of being QUO OF tho dnoss young dornlaa actors
III tho country, md 10 proved bs his e1colunt
acttng last evening that l.o fuily .leeelyeH IT,
llo WIS frequently applaudel, and called before
tho curtain at tho end Of nearly eyesy act Mrs
Emnla Heho showed the experienced at,a pa.ns-
taking act1ces by hor cxcollont portrayal Of tho
Character of tho charming young widow, Assa
ron Hruening. Probably tho most satisfactory
b!t Of netting douo !aBt oynning, though
al Rctcd well, mas that of Mrs.
llorr., who rlaJod tho part Of
Aure91n ron Strdhen She created quito a furore,
atd wna desorretlly called ont. Thls Ab.o aud
alnablu Indy takes her boneft sunday OVEN
inr. on WHICH occasion thoro will bo giyon. for
tho first 'lnsc in this country, g. von hloser's
latoat comedy. ''TAo Vcitchonfresser (Tho
Violat Enthualass). Mrs. Horn deserves a
crowded hoI,ac, and It undoubtedly will be, ns
thc piece ID Haid TO bo tho Loot TINT hat vet cons
from tho pen Of tho abte author OF "ultimo."
hr. Murster has sllcconded In engaging Mr..
Carl He!mer 70 play as the New Chicago during
tho WloIe Of next eoaaon.
, 1876-02-21
NORTH HAL sTEp STREET,

THE nrsrnv.1x rysuve. u,.v. - -
o..ar, ,ssa s.,i.'. aAos w. - ~ iAeAp'
mora Wac neetlaS yesterday AFTERNOON a.
7oS North Enlisted street Of tho ros!deuts of that
| strect. to consider the paving Of tho thorough
foro. and tim measurcs IN ha sdontcd n .c,otn.
] n,ish .hot ohtact ,,,,a ,.so.o,i..o - ..sa..
p'on su41 ou!s.'' ahe aasot"olaso WAS worry
k"vo' .'oa* u '"o P1oPol's 1toai otV'sion atEeos
10 Fai!eftoh avenue being Represented.
Mr. T. A. Hftt}c cnllnd thu r,ect,n1 n ,rasr
| 49,, ,-tsc. s.,.;,e:.'. ~ S ." o'soA'
nno, otseny o1p!a1i,nE tne cauee o. thetf cunning
| 'oorG, asKea lot FeEafAs' '...-......
49, .a'o. nsnsnnef, VINO was present ny invitation:
M mas eamau tos' lo aaiu that OF cnurho II would
~ w.. W nese sewer III those PORTIONS
| % tne e1Fooe #horc t!iose wha uone ut prescnt
poiuso na1pi ~ pasiI'E , Gou!a 70 noh9 -,
naar.i ~ t,,,;a en!a Isht ~ ts'aaT'ie Q! the
aa,aa tno nan toaa MN tAat tho
~" ut W n:t "olcss tne Aldermen OF
ae,sn m4o' 'o''o Aa'eo |Ao aaone5 ~ pay she OK
ponna pM1I. Al, cr..x ,.,.
,,1, ns. 80 Eo senenae1 lapnEat. would 20 the
~ u",s .as. "a aao pEolhe "eto not pay
n.s,,,,ss. ms saA'7' ,.aa aao tno gaheiM cry was
sH.I1p"u5. s,1 , 4ho L"a'" u tnoac Noraa
n1u n..,,p,,r;a ou'I "sneu n,Mnoo ZOE sewerage
49,, ~. M W nuu sno1ln any Alder"
,I1a snn 1s los a's Wa!n, every man ID
"" Hpnatt ~ Moula ~ ilke"lsc" LUG conseqnenco
W men w., w srat no Halaa "9nlu DO oeooatou out
y. ",a 49," ~ ~ M1, o"eYrt, !uo expense
snsnrs -, a. ~ aeeaoa Only 10 20
, 1876-02-21
DEATHS.

nAToH-Fcb. ~, Of consumption, Annto L., eldsti
daughter Of Jarnes II. a1l, Cufnpli4 Whtiock lssh
agcd IL years a,,il ruonths.
Funeral at tho residence Gio Washlugtonst, Mon,
day, 2lst Inst. At o'clock. ~S1'
DRAEE-In this city, Feb. 10, Of dlph.hor,a n,,nh
T., son oi George '. and sc,nanha =. prake, sgcd
ychrB and months.
Funeral at 10 n. M Monday, Fob. d. from tho se.h
denea Of family, all Bnut4 pcoria.st, CarEiAfos IA
QrAceaud. +"
WEsT-sunday. Fob. 20, Frances !aabe1, younus,s
chilli OF 5ohn ]. aud Franccs Y. West, agcd q ysatr
and months. "'
. Funesal from residence, a77 Test Monroest,, on
Tuesday, At II O'Clock. ~
DEEME1-The funeral Of Henry o, Decmer win
taRo plhcc from Ills ata residence III South Chicago sl
o'clock tats (afontay) moEn!nZ, md will arrive Il N
DEPOT o! the l.! 8. u. y. Il. IT, Van Durenkt II
ii:lo o'clock .. H., thence by carriages to Nosehl
Cemetery for intormGut.
, 1876-02-21

SPORTING.
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
MuoH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
Tho suspicion OF i-fatth Oh tho part OF the
conscBtauts In Saturday nights billiard uatcl
creatod considerable excitement Yesterday, and
various Vlowa wcro exprcssoti. 10 tho rarsy
nho Lost. 1t appeared that Uurloish wllifully
threw awny hs chancou whon l,o WAS Within 80
OF out, nna 10 tho other side 1t WAS equally clear
that, while both mon woro nervous, tho loser was
tr'i'o the moro 60, and accordingly Lost The
match. II Ia unfortunate for oil PARTIES that Il,
case OF thlB kind no satisfactory proof can bo
llad-that 10, nothing that wilt settle tho mattor
beyond cavii.
A reporter yesterday mot Alr. Hhince. rofc.oo
OF tho game, and that gentleman doclarod hts
unqualified and emphatic iaith In tho fat.ncaa Of
the ga1uo and tho honesty OF tho players. 1Io
had. he said, tho best OF rcasona for believing
that Darlcigh wanted to ,sin and did all he could
TO carry OF tho money.
Bbaw, also. doclarod-aa was to hnyo been OK
peotcd whether ho was guilty or iuuoccnt-thst
tho Katnc was played Oh its tnorIts aud that no
crooked "avs We,c Travelled by other Payer.
IT was ruH,orcd that thoro had heen an agree
matsor had boon looked into but th!s could not
bc traced to any trustworthy Bolrco. It WAS
eottled, howoyor. thai tho bndgo had passed
lands Az and was yesterday In shaw'B possession.
Ao H1akIeE uVH HtA1u9 Ab lQt!oHbs II ia npr-
fectly impossible miraclo-to provo
bargain aud ea!o Of tho kind alleged, buoauno
both men will swear Justify to their
innocenco, whh!osor maY bo tho tact, aud other
proof cannot we'll 30 had. Tho opinions OF the
audience aro yaiueless, bccanso thoy ORC oplu-
iono and not cettain.ios- -beaides, there s7ero BY
no means majority Of tho audience, outside tho
men who toss. who. OF thor own notion, pro-
noNoced tho match aoIt. That there wero
snbptc1oaa circumstances. in Saturday nights
play must be admitted but 1t is novertholoss
true that. it M investigation is tad it will end
IN llzzo. ID far aa proving anything Is cou.
cerned.
But no investigation ia wantcd. The public
in general do not caro- copper for tho fools who
lost or the kuavish OF lutlty follows who won,
and aro willing to Lot tho,n light out thc,r quar-
refs AZ they please, 30 they do 1t outside OF tho
papers, which laye moro valuable matter to
publish. II tho ownora and losers will kindly
atop out on tho lake shore aud fight it out with
their nakod runu1oya, TuE TnlnuxE will appoint
roferoc, will guatantoo that Supt. Hickey will
not nolost thoIn aud will buy court plaster for
tho bruised and honored victois. But nn moro
space will bo wasted on couple OF bllltsrdists
and their possible knayery
, 1876-02-21
ST. pATRlCK'S DAY.

fnEfAEAllnSa ron tTB CELEBRATION,
fneeslng OF tho htds Of tho IrIsh Catholic
soclol1os which intend to take part In tho ce!s-
bratlon of IT. Patr.els Day was hnld yesterday
afternoon III alaskeil Hall un Despiaitcs ptrest,
j. II. Mcunl5o, aia1s!ssl. occupied tho chair
and 1nmeH Murphy uctcd III Secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates wore received "a des,,nntoa hv
thor different Societies ~ aids; ~
alicllaal LYuns. llihosuian Society John Nh.
Callroy, noMan Catholic ToMlperauea mi i,o.
nesolaut soei9ty; Chris Cummings Father
Mathew's TosAl Abstluenca sud DousYo-
neyolunt soooty; ". Qainltu. Holy FANNY
Temperance Society; JoHeptl Leonard, st. John's
Aiutuai l'a!!eyotent Aaaociatlon James MauIcr.
" Iatrick'H !. j.. atid u. Aoc,ety; j. ". kaslo'
1houlas <l!eason, Emosa!a No.0; ]. i. Walsh,
EMctaId ho. z; Joseph steahhn. Emosat -.
q; hilea kct,uo Ea'era!a No. ~; Pat Igonnau,
q. Y. =: 4. aud II. Society; - l!edu.oad, 1T.
GGIaStl!ls ss,Sty; Owen Alien, T.; Patrioka
l; uet,rKo Garry. 4. 3. ii. No. !; ii. r. o,uo,.. .
!; ~; MartIn, 4. .. Il. No: b. Jo.erh o'Neil
soclosy; Join sicSaiy, Ai Hatnts r, * 4. and ags L
Soc!etY; ,. Mcuau. j. u. G'lI, Ut. AiphousUs'
Society: i. II. Murphy, Knghta Of st. ralrlcI !:
1a'4ss y 4; Klncsdc, Ci1u-na-Gacl; - .lcDouail'
=. i;iuA1ss IompeEance Socesy; JoLu OIrjeu,
Nstv!tyT 4. aud i. Society.
IAe MARSHAL Eead II lnU Of march nl1cI le
bad prepared. and which Has rsfet1eI to Con,-
uitteo OF Naysi0t. ~e"A'
The srraagemcnt Of tho Societies in tho pro-
ccseton WIS n,ot4ol sefetl Cd to lin nn1s,fio,,
~ bo he1l next SUNDAY, ''A'''t
1hs Coma'l!tee presented \ tsport fecom-
tnelading that tie procession ipt1n ot Adams snd
Desi'lalHes stteo's and tho liue Ut march La taa
saule ns last ytas. ~ 'Ae
On motion committee Of th1ec, copaIst1np NJ
Aessrs. Okell, alcCaN1er, and Walsh va. IN n.
pointed to confer with tho liey, Fxthsr Uonw.y
~ TO thu holding Of uaas 1t some other tina
, 1876-02-21

JOIN BANCROFT Llt7H TUE yE11. wlru hottie m
C4LOhAA.
An Inquest WAS held yesterday on tho BODY at
John Bancroft, gneat at tho Fifth Avenue
ilotes. Who wns found daad iu biz room yeetcr-
day morning. ami verde. OF death from au over
dsso Of cl,!oral rendered. Deceased Was uatiy a
and former 1ealdcnt OF Jacksonville iu this
State, but for some tsmo has beou grayituttpc
hctncon Chicago and ncighboring towna, Iila
paroutH reside at Jacksonville, and Aru represent
I'd rs smong tho most prominent, wealthy, autl
aristocras!o denizens Of that section. Tho son
"as man OF Uncommon promise, and avalliug
hnsslf Of tho opportunities afyorllet! lin for
personal adyauco'ncns, was iu fair way to
attain distinction. IIo nas married. several yea1s
$50, md !ot soaaon onIoyed that abundant
rleb Of life. But In timo domestic disco.d ouu
uhflappluoHa served TO destroy this ex.stopcu.
tha ho bccamo diaHipated. lle began 10 10
careless tn business. Irregular In liA c,l,,agu-
,aehts, n, and often absent from bou.o. Yhis
conFse worked b separation botween himso!f aud
MIu esncc When ho has boon frequently 10 Tho
e!ty ansa always III condition Of questionable
saorletY ,s. ~ "a oarly hour OIL Saturday morn
os a9 ,oa'n s.s'e !ae lotsl registered. aud applied
"oaes sua ,nfuenro of liquor, aud appeared
~ Que who had b9eli l1iukluR for
~ 'o.eth OF time. lla waH known to
~ sInInoyes OF tt!n house. having stopped there
ueioso, o1s 1's condition atructod their uttc1,-
ton, and ho "as ossialo4 tu rrtIrn fnr thc ,Ir-
Toso OF alccnsng on tho effects of tllb deiaucI,.
liz consented to do So was Shown I.,a arm, tmn"t
and left Alosc: II did not tresent ai.useIf IN tho
olice during Saturday, bn, ~ he waa i,,,s,,l "x'
iuE about the Euun during tho day II w.s .ur.
posed that Ao was Ill right. aud 10 uotico 9 ~.
taken Of hl~ absence. Yesterday inospiug the rers
want wAa direc&ad to call him, aud meut to his
rom for that purpose. Aa response was made to
I6 IN rel tn fttn mi
ported that l,o VIVA not In. believing .l,at come
thing WAs rrong. Tbs clork a.tstnptel to arousu
Bancroft, but A!s Efforts werc mat With similar
result: hoy Aually entered the apartment
dead. An examiuatlon OF the room rcsuItod In
fading An empty bottle that had contained hY-
dFate of ckloral, but nothing to Indicate that 10
had contemplated suicide, II MAJ known that