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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-27
FLORIDA.
Gov. Stearns Advises Compliance With
the @ curtis Order.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. Ex-Governor Stearns
Gays the decision of the Supreme Court settles
the election question in this state and that he
has advised the canvassing board to obey the
orders of the court. The Secretary of State
McLin, notified the other members of the board
to meet in his office at II o'clock tomorrow to
canvass according to the courts mandate.
The SeKate Investigating Committee.
The Senate committee has concluded their
labors here and left for Jacksonville this
morning.
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TRENTON, Dec 26.-The centennial celebra
ton of the battle of Trenton took place this
morning. Americans were represen ted BY 1000
men commanded by Gen. Truck, and the 800
Hessians were commanded by Capt. I. w.
Youmans, who represented Col. Rohl The
fight was carried out better than ever before
and was really spirited and exciting affair.
The streets were crowded with visitors from
the surrounding country. There were troops
here from Philadelphia, Lambsrtville and
Princeton. The troops marched to the arsenal
where they were reviewed and surrendered
their arms. At2 o'clock Judge Buchanan de-
livered an Grafton on the event.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, December 26-Cattle-receipts of 600
head; shipments none the market is firm but not
AS.
Hogs--receipts $500 head; shipments head; the
market is quiet and higher: sales at 10 g 80;
chiefly 80 a 6 25 for good to choice.
Sheep-recepts of loo head THE market is nominal
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Whitaker. which recently went ashore at
Wood End. and since sold at auction, has been foated
off and taken into Provincetown.
Sch Fanny MITCHELL Robinson, from Portland fol
Eastport and Pembroke, with general cargo, went
ashore at B0ohbay 18th, bged AMI filled with wat.
er. The cargo is reported badly damaged.
Sch Emeline Sawyer Kelley, at New York from
Mragoane, reports 46 days passage and exceedingly
heavy gales and bad weather for 80 days; when of
Cape May took hurricane lasting thirty hours, dur.
ing which the sails were blown to pieces and vesse
thrown down: but the deck load went over and she
came up. Several of the crew are trostbitten and
all hands have been on short allowance of bread and
water for thirteen days.
Sch Nettie Walker, ingalls,, from Hoboken for Bos
ton, with coal. went ashore oath, Halletts Point
He'll Gate. and filed and sunk.
Sch Mary Harmon, from Demarara for NYork
which put into st Thomas in Distress had lost sails
was leaky. and otherwise damaged.
Sch Kate Grant, from Jacksonville for New York
which went ashore on Hampstead Beach in one Of
the gales lies well up the beach, broadside
with a poor chance of coming off
Sch Kolon. Brookings, from Newburyport for New
York, put into Boston oath with loss of mainboom
mainsa and port quarter stove, having been in col
hsion with an unknown vessel.
Sch Lottie Ames, with granite for Port Royal. SC
put back to Rockland 25th with loss OF mansai bull
warks stove, &c. Will discharge for repairs.
Sch Stephen Watts. sailed from New York 9Th
inst for st John NIB, with pig iron and meal, and
some anxiety is felt for her safety.
hSEy9See general news columns.
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MATANZAS. Brig Hattie M BaiD-4S35 shocks
and heads 236 box shocks, $40 boxes herring, $50
hoops, 6 bags oats, 10 do bran.
PAYSAUDEE, SA. Brig Alfred-l56,056 IT lum.
her. u 500 pckets.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Oakland Park
Dec. %, purse $1,000, mile heats, best in 8:
st James, 2 1
May Howard,
Time, 2.25A, 25a 2 31a, 23l1
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Foreign Notes,

A bill was introduced into the Quebec legis-
lature yesterday for the better protection of
public buildings from fire.
The Russian Telegraphic agency reports the
general temper of the Musselman such as to IT,
dau
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE
Fire in Augusta

AUGUSTA, Dec. pa house and other build
ings belonging to Hubbard Ellis, on the east
side of the river. were burned at o'clock this
morning. Loss $1,000: insured in the Etna
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, December 26.-There is a frmer feeling
in the markets to-day. Corn has advanced and is
quoted at Ga q 65c by the lot and 6s q 69c by
bag lots. Oats are worth As q 4Sc. Sugars are in
good demand at 123c for granulated and 1sc for Ex
ira c. to arrive. Oil higher and quoted at 33 q 3S.
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Proxideuce Prin, CIo,hs market.
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., December 26.-The Printing
cloths market steady at last quotations-4s q 43c for
standard GA GA cloths.
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The Little Rock Fires.

LITTLE Rock, Dec. eft has been ascer-
tanned that the last confagration 10 this city
was caused by two negro boys, who burg larizeG
a store. This refutes the incendiary charges.
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20 Eastern Railroad. 81
Portland. SAGE 81 Portsmouth Railroad. $50. a 46
Boston 81 Maine Railroad Is. ........... - a 100
Eastern Railroad rs. Observation-Disclosures. q 51E
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Ar at Halifax goth. sch Alaska, Lane, Western
Banks, (and cid on Ieturn.)
Sid I'm Canso, Ms, 22d, sch City of Chelsea Good
win, New York.
Cid at st John, NIB, 3d. sch NJ Bird, Merrill, for
Havana.
--latest by Europeaners lstema
Ar at Liverpool 9TH inst, James McCarty, Bowden,
Demarara.
Sid 9th, Nippon, Robinson. Rio Janelro and VAL
paraiso.
CID 9th, Ivanhoe. Burgess, Calcutta; W S shep-
pard Reeves. PenedO.
Sid TN Swansea 9th inst, W H Hardness, Rangoon
Ar at Sourabaya Oct IA, Helen Angler, Staples,
Batavia.
Sid Oct II. NJ Russell, Nichols. Probolingo.
Sid I'm Padaug Sept %, Fannie, Carver, Djedda.
Ar at Sierra Leone Nov 18th, L I Stocker, Tyler,
Boston; Nellie Treat. Whitney, New York.
Ar at st Helena Nov Is. Samuel Hale, Haven,
Batavia, (and sailed 18th for Falmouth)
Ar at Casteamare LIST inst, Clara Jenkins, Coombs,
Bangor.
Cid at Genoa Nov ., Marcia Greenleaf, Bunker, for
New Orleans:
Ar at Marseilles Sd inst, Lorena, Blanchard, from
Baltimore.
Ar at Cadiz Nov 80, Alfred, Burt. New York.
Ar at Swinemunde Nov 30th, Mary Leighton,
Leighton, New York via Stettin.
Sid FIN Cardiff sth, Marion Champlin, Freeman,
Cid at Calcutta Nov 9, Pride of the PORT Sawyer,
Boston: Ivanhoe, Herman, Bombay.
Sid I'm Saugor Nov IL, Florence Treat, Bombay.
Ar at Bombay Nov II, r Fuller, Gilmore, from
Ar at Gibraltar LIST inst, Commerce, Elliott from
New York.
SPOKEN.
Oct 15 lat Sc S, Ion 81 49, ship Gold Hunter from
San Francisco for Liverpool.
Dec 10. lat 81 06 Ion 70 49, sch Adde Todd, of Cal
ais, from Turks Island for -. (was lying to, repair
ing sails; had lost one man overboard)
No date. &C. barque Nettie Merriman, from Yoke
hama for Falmouth, K.
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Forty Fourth Congressional Session
SENATE,

AsHINGTON, Dec. 26.
Mr.. Mitchell was added to the election COM
mit}ee in order to obtain quorm as the ma
iorlty of that committee were south.
Executive session followed. Adjourned till
FRIDAY,
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Circassian-
2 packages merchandise to l. Walker, 2 cases
whiskey to Don Rafael LazanO.
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Roston stock Market.

[Saes at the Brokers Board, Dec. 26.l
$1,000 Eastern Railroad new SIS. =. ............ 51s
SO Boston q Maine Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 80
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In Biddetord. Dec. "a. by Rev. F. Cobb, Lorenzo
D. Moulton and Miss Annie NJ Trask, both of Bid
deford.
In Bddeford, Dec. 21st, by Rev. G. F. Cobb, Mr..
Orrin L. Wells of Kennebunk to Miss Fannie E..
Mitchell of Kennebunkport
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Iraom MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

LFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid I'm st Nazaire 25th inst, ship Abner I Benyon
United States.
Ar at Matanzas 10th, brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, I'm
Portland
Sid, brig Agenora Walls, New Orleans.
Ar at Caibarien 18th. sch Geo X Hatch, Murphy
IRVINE Scot.
Ar at Cardenas 14th, sch Alzcna, New York.
Ar at Boston 26th, barque Isaac jackson, WEIGH
Buenos Ayres 50 days.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec OF n NJ IL
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For New England

Light snow, followed by clearing, slightly
warmerlweather, northwest to southwest winds,
and no decided change in the barometer.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Evening-Money market
active and advanced TOT per cent call and closed
with that rate paid and bid Pressing wants of the
Gold Room for money to carry increased supply here
affected rates on stocks
Exports of domestic produce for the week $780,
and 4Sf2 a 4S5 for bankers sterling.
Gold opened at 1919 and closed 1073, the extremes
of the day. Cash gold loaned up to per cent. per
rate. The clearances were S12, $4,000 The customs
receipts to day were $26s.O0O Treasury disburse-
mems $2,37 600 for interest," $3i4,O0O for redemption
of bonds and $4,000 in silver coin. Governments
firm. State bonds dull Stock market heavy.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange Aggregate
ed $4,000 shares Lake Shore 1900 shares, ROCK Is
land 600 shares Pacific Mail $50 shares, 81 Paul 200
shares, do preferred 1900 shares, Ohos 1850 shares,
Western Union 2200 shares, Delaware, Lackawanna
a. Western 300 shares, New Jersey central 4lio
shares, Michigan Central 500 shares.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-12-27

An unknown schr. with a cargo of Iaths. struck Oh
Marshalrs Island, 10 miles SW of Mt Desert, nigh
18th, and was stove into fragments. Her hatch
beam has been picked up and preserved for identified
ton; it is marked Ill tons and shows her number
Three bodies have been picked up, TWO of them mel
of about 200 pounds each and apparently brothers
The wreck is strewed along shore.
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M A RINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Dec. 25.
ARRIVED.
Barluentine Alice Dickerman, new Turner. of
and from Boston via Gloucester, where she took in
500 bbs fish. To finish loading here with fish and
apples for Gottenburg.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Tuesday, Dec. 90.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamship CiTcassian, (Br) Smith, Liverpoo-pas-
sengers and mdse to H & Allan.
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich, Look, Gloucester, in tow
of tug VIM Kemp.
Brig Kauna, Nasb Gloucester, in tow OF tug Tiger
Sch Kate Walker, Hutchinson, Boston.
Sch Fred G Holden, from fremont, to load tor West
Indies.
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie NJ BAN, Thestrup Matanzas-Isaac
Emery.
Brig Alfred, Carnage, Paysandu. Sac S Clark.
Sch John Avles, Wyman, Charleston-Noah Reed
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay-master.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE

fFROM OUR CORRESPONDING
WISCASSET, Dec 10-Ar sch Eliza Ellen Mont
gomery. Bath.
Sid, sch j Traitor, Hoyt, Philadelphia.
Dec 20-Sld, sch Nellie Chase, Randall, Jersey City
Dec 23-Sld, sch Revenue. Oliver, Boston.
Dec 26, Cid, sch Sophia Kranz, Dyer, Cardiff.
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Sch Mottie Hand, from Boston for Wiscasset
was spoken off Cape Elizabeth 25th with loss of fore
topmast.
, 1876-11-11
TltD vast EkrulI, Gun AIunugaotoFy,


Thu HOW cclulrated east-ltucf I,anufactory,
near Essen. WAS established III tic yuMr 1910. It
las hran conducted B!Nce tic year lal3 by Mr..
Alfred KrApt'. The euurn,uus scale III, Which
thu business Ii carried III will be understood
when It IL stated that as thu present t.Il,u lUttU
nleu arc eaarloycl IN thu works, exclusive Ut
so.1ae ,tn0 uthcra In tho n,lnus ulll biuai fur
racrA which belong to the ttrs.i. EI.c nrtleles
u,ann farturel aru: Axlus, tlrca, wl,euls, and
crossings for railways; rasls mud apriuss fur
cllncry, boiler p!atss, n'lls, spring sserl, tool
stecl anu, lastly, guns, gn carriages, nIl pro,
3eetllcs. Theru use lloW existing 23U snlult-
lug furnaces, So a'aea!tua iar9aees; iol
FURNACES, 81 eupola aud rcscrberatory
furnaces, lco flr1mccs Ut osllar kinds,
ITS coke ovens, 2Ji sInitha' fosgcs, and s.8
stean,-boilelB. Thuro aru n 4tesul-ha,n.nrrs, IL
solfLng.tralAs, o9I stranl.engncs ruprcscnting
uitogctl,er tvcr u, CIV ho1se- power. uariug the
year lb7a, IL, ,0Uo ton4 Ut coal u1lI eukc Wtse
consumed. Tie works are In Communication
with three Ut tho principal railways, aud there
are 81 telegraph atations On tl.s grounds. A
permanent Tire brigade, consisting of G3 mcn,
with esght are-cnclz,rs laa nlso uceu Instituted.
The men perform, In addition, police duty, aud
, 1876-11-11
Modern lsAflroRti TrayeI.

... tHH NHH H1xttfe.
est authentic instances Ut high railway sI,eeI n
nCrccortl. Brunei, with the Courier csass Ut
locomotives, rul IL niles In ten minutes, c1ual
to u miles I'LL l!nuc. Mr.. 7. Stirling, Of 'tl.o
caTrayrs Is miles IN thirteen minutes, eaual to
u mllcs Nh hour. This "urcat Britain M Lord
Of thu 1slca" and "Ison Dulsu,n road eAngu
engines on tllc urrat Wcstorn HALLWAY, l,ayp
Gnr!l run WIZ! four or iyo rarriages froni Paa-
dtnEtun to Dt!cnt lii forty.scycn and talf ul[1l-
utcs, equal TO W mites Mi hour. THE new Mid
.luHtl coupled cKprcss nnglncs, running in tho
us'1al coursc, 'lAve been timed Us, W, and 70
'lllilcs q, hour. The ~ q. N. express on the
and found milo utter mills at thu ratu Of q mIe
u iittv-two sucut!uB, or at 609 1l,ilcs an hour.
The eltgisra t'sctl are Afr, StIringss outsttle
cylinder hogic express unginps, the luatl being
te! CARRIAGES. It would bu Interesting to lluar
'"tho slowcst authentic instances Of aiow onlul-
bus speed on rccortl.
, 1876-11-11

i<0fHk CntttNuff0n.
{" would invltt you ~ my house, brultlar
Jnekao1l," snil Dcacot JoilnsDr, m lie gmcrgctl
iruWl Church last Sunday evening, tbut dun
dn rs we'll Eet any. suppcr. dis night, tho cook
stove nm ao Aroirully tut Oh repalr.''
"Wl!at's dc matter Wild DO stuyoih
"Why. you sec cold we1dcr nm comm OIL
'struc.ed dc folks to bc berry oknocnmIcai III
dc usin' o1 It. Woso bin lyy{n fn small lota,
an luat night, buih' out OBJ fcu, sent one 0f
my buys obur to noghbors Il, borrow u few
sticks. Dc inan or his fanily hatl gone to bel
Twin to do latrncss oh tly ur MI dat hoy, who
would 'sptsu 10 tto n 'unhonest trnllslgt!ut1,
wrote ntit lis llotc for dc value Oh dc wuUd, an
drUppfn' II tna prominent place In tle would
slIeti, sllonllcrel an armful an brought it
homc+h
"Jess So"
"Wcll, n Gre was ktndlet1, de- tea kittlc nut
on, lie ole woman she Ia gltt!n do slipper. All
ub sllldcnt pull went lie stow, zoos Kr swlsll,
kushnsll went something, nt,tl us tulhblatl
over saw dc o!G woman iHallin' for dc roof Wild
de tca kttle and tho stove Tlatcs folloEEn' her,
while dt Goys an' dc gals was rs blnck Wild smut
o. Do ate OF spades. Dc stoyc's gooso waa cook
I'd for faet+'
"What Was ko cause OBJ do 'spIosl1un4''
I'm strongly 'clfuca to believe dat uar was
powder in tlat wood, mn dat Dc powder was tlonu
put In dur by dat white man to ketcli Some
thicvIn' darkcys wat nebber buys nO wood, MI
Dressed ef don't tllnk .t1at if,atl sports me,
lsuse llc couldn't hnd dat note, and won't 1naku
any 1'pologics."
"Dnt Atii MI outrage.h
For faet, mn do children's supper was
spilled, tour
, 1876-11-11

other, and sometimes queer dotnEs occur. eomc.
months nga m English company changed nlnn-
'agcre, nnsl the nl,l manager WINS forthwith tnnstc
manager IT another ,1:,,gllss' company. Not
lnug after, twas privately announced that all
orlcr Ind bccnrccriv.l from onB Ut thcsc Gt'R-
panics Oh the other slc to tho efTcru TINT no
agent could serve tiom both-1lo in,ist resign
tho 01te or Tho othor. Notices wero sent osit to
that ci{ect, nl,d the result in your city was
that, while formerly these cumpan!cs wcrc IN
one office o., i.aSsllo street, they arc now d.
vldci between two ttt11ccs upon opposite sflcs Of
the street. Tfu sall,r cttett Ia visible clac-
whcrc. American companies aurctlmcs DO
things e1ualy childish, hut much more quietly
MID slYty. -.. .-....
Trr oCTonEK Due1NEss.
October brinE tin big I,ontl, for nrc In
surailcc, tho cuntHnles GENERALLY lid well
tliis year. 1.ast year thu rates tim
llcd before ortober, and therc wns
n tremendous milling III Il, The
premium compared with the previous year, This
ltnlo tho decrease u less, and thu cutnpanrs
generally have held their own. Ii 1t wcrc nut
Tor the low rates OF. dwellings, there would bu II
fair incrcnsr, but wien companies unlto three.
year policies III furllt nre In brick rows et tlir-
ty.Gyc cents for three years, what's tho Use IT
talking nbo.tt ilcraaslng prcn!umsf Plcw!
Wouldn't hiE ltc start business for thu cotE,-
pauics that survived III MEMO.
, 1876-11-11

Atlanta Conatitut&on,
a Stald-looking gentlHlnln, apparently n
stranger, stopped. at an apple staud Oil White
hall street yesfcrtlay,
"Nhat Ii thu prlcuof the oranges n he asked,
pointing to collection Of large pears.
"Dees CTS not dc l,orangc,H satd tue polite
vendor. Deca ees dc California pairc. Ono for
twcnty-h' rcnt.''
''You don't mean to tell mc,p said tho strar,-
ger, putting Ills baud upon I'LL nipple, "that this
Pardont moi / say aecs CTS do palrc.
Dces ess DC appel. Tree for dc ten ccnt."
well, l must say," continued tho stranger,
picking up handful Of cllcstnuts and cxa1nin-
Ing slln1 critically, :. that thcsu arc tho queer
est npplrs cvor Raw.'
"od, my Goll mol Dem ccs do el,oseynut
what grow u your own countrcc. You roas'
t1lcen tn dc tlrc."
''I!oast them in tho aro! Well, upon my
word, y lingering bunch Of bananas curious
Y, ~ don't sec how sucl. chestnuts as
these can bc improved by roasttng. They seem
to be soft enough now. However, I an much
tilt stranger passed up the street.
"ueltltfntn,h said the fruit dealer, turning
In nn appealing manner to tho crowd that hull
dc ponitcnt!ary."
, 1876-11-11

"A bashful.upI,carlMg man stuppcd Into tho
Enquirer cdltor!al.roun, tic utllcr evening, aud,
clglnE up to the tAhlr of tho managing G1ltos,
Int III hnl4d, sail III llesltatfng wuy:" You lIko
littlo Items Tor your laprr, supposet'' "Cer-
tainly,n replied Mr.. Cockerill, ia newspaper,
you to u!rori'' "NclI," saiI tic bashiul man, man
playing with lls llat-banl, tiny name IL smith,
Josin 5ntll-an,l l'yu Just Eut l,onlu." "t;usl to
ses yoll baek agaia, Mr. sll.ith" sai't CsekrsE!i,
"brcn eD,lc loligf' ~ have leu.," Buil Sir.
Smith, With trelnor u pride in Ills voice, st to
nUltcc-'' HWFlut!" tried CoskerIii, surI,ty.
I'M; to tta feet. "yoa've bcuh to the Ceitennta!f
Aud you've got back! Give lis your l,and; l'lu
tullghtel to sce you. Spear, let lllu Introduce
yuu to John Smith. john hul bccu to tho Cen
ionntnll' spcaE sho.,,s hat.tls very warmly with
Mr. Smith. nul thrn l,ll, tn t1se aperture
and s!,outs,l: "O'Bhaug.1nessy, co,1u If,
here, quick, hcru's lilnlI tlutts lweu to
tho Cenitnnal.n Thcn O'bhau.lnlcsyy bounced
ill., followed by Ills assistants, al Ut Wlum en-
braeel tho bswlllrrcG St,ilI, warmly, allll tx
prrssc.l thu qualification 1t afforded tiIuu tn
meet n Man who had been to thu great Natl0nul,
Exhibition Wursl Eut luwtl-stAitk somehow
aud JUo Mcdowell, I'LL Small! uutl Unrlo Jou
ehutnEer rAillu n{-statrs ut u tcastI,,s rIt1, to
guzu uI,na the individual who had brcn IL tlo
Exhibition II WIS tu1 nurll for tho modest
hun to 1ear, at,sl, lhuri,urlsg something Hb.lut
making oil ttctu Ut !a retur, II thvy wanted IN,
hu rrc.a out just In tinu to lncet u. tho stalrs
tlr foretnan anu th.rty.two rulnpusItors, ulI
uager to get u glimpse Ut tho INN, who Ind
"bceti to TIC Centennial"
, 1876-11-11
October I33,IujernttUn.

Official Information received ut thu Bureau uf
Statistics shows tilat during the nuntl, Of Octts-
ber, 1911, there arrived Ut tho pert Ut New York
:as,H!9a futnales. Natonaltles: From, England,
1,a7; SCOTLAND, 3lO; Wakes antt tbs Islu Ut Nun,
sV; ireland, 910; ticrmary, a,old: Austria, :asu;
Swctlell, @t; Norway, l0; Denn.ark, ~;
Fsanre, 9ss; sWltxoylalud, 1851 apuiM, ~; Italy,
lasi, t.; Hungary, 20; Turkey, Guatemala, vc,l-
czlcin, Porsia, Atttluiru, nnl Auttsntla, each
tireece, Nova sentia, at'l llaytt . each. JnIali,
3; Canada, ~; aioxiro, u; Chill ns'l Africa, 4
tar, I; bor,i at sp:,, j. ii addition to tl,c aboyv
3,9D passengers arrived during tho nantl, OF
October. OF this number Z, MI wcru citizens II
the United States and u! temporary sojo4rucra.
, 1876-11-11

A Indy, stopping Ut tI.u Forest City House, re-
turned 10 her fooia which sE,c ha,l left unlocked
for a few minutes last eyuntnE, alAl .Aw a e0IurcI
sllo locked the door a,lst notified tl!s clerk, who
required to thu ruotn. OpenIng 1t, lie f.,ind
the tnan Aa4 gouu, whittier hi was unaLlu to
tell. unless al opeu window could solve INC mys-
tcry. Subsequent events led u tho belief that
the man must have teeUn1c su ufr.il Of cauture
that he riskel flying ieap out Of tho window
thu room being IN thr third fuor. About ths
ttae hu .was locked IN, u,uplu Vi mon in Sol
onlonsonfs optetau store OH Superior street
saw colored man come aashlng down through
their awnIu3, fert first, und With 50 ,n,lrh
forro that hr rippeL l,nIe clcar through It, ind
landed ina sitting posture ol tho pavement.
fhey captured him anl asked him whit liz
meant by shooting t.lnyll like mctpor out of
the sky, Hn replied tttat lu hul tulula,A cut Ut
tho sceooa-ioor window, but WIS unable to tell
, 1876-11-11

31.y
Pigeons have cOnu Into this pnrt OF tic coun-
try by millions. or evenings tic sky is dark
e,cd With them III tdu uclg liborlooJ 1T Dr. Dod.
SORTS. On the Auglalzc. Fuzzy hayo ninds DoI-
son's firm thor hcalauartcfg, and ut nights
the trees mud underbrlssl, IRE loaded tnwu Tjtjl
nultitudce. As this roost Is but short tlis-
tauee from our llouse, nc lInyc ]lt,i nmplo
opportunity to watch tEefr mnncityrna and 10
hear the incessailt noise they make, A littjo
seen coming from different points of Tho con-.
pnss, hut eaeh arlny pnascs onward rs If
{hry intrrf1rl tn rl,nnpn thir ronstfrr