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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
prsSEAGLnS- -1RHLfED.

FROM LONDON-Ia steamship E'ysiq, July 18.-W. @.
Hal. III W Slltrr Miss W Beckwith II Ia bo VI
A. j. Talbot Talbot, Master Geo. rlD1 Mr. ana Nrs
Varuer Nh and Ma. Julian. Mrs PeUier - WAGNER.
Ihos. Allen John y. Alley, Henry ImeibN MISS Helen IL
Penn.maI. Rev. CYRUS Pickett. Ds. Iackmyuts.
FROM ANTWERP III SIC tHtttfp NWttFn.f, july III
Mrs * b. Huntington, George Huntington - lay Hun
finrou Mrs Anna Castro, Kate G.. MoOdhdl, Mss
Hannah W00Ihal. Miss Emily Ho'irts e. +. BAIT j. !.
SctUiiz Aug dc MELVILLE MeueT zhaccu, Hiss Chle
lgte crane MIS- Jeanne NSttel Enilc NItc II. O.. D1s,
John Dietrich Joseph Aug Kcncke, JOs Dtcricke, T.
Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

Two motions in the matter of the Continental
Life Insurance Company the calendar Of supreme
Court Chambers before judge WestDrook yesterday one
was the part OF Bertha Cohen who has Judgment ~
fned by the Court of Appeals ornearly $1,000 against
tic Company: the other 10y Mrs Reg Hrsch, VINO
obtained Judgment by default for a smaller amount
(which however yet in dispute. The motion III eacl
os. was 10 comue tAe Receiver to pay the JUDGMENT
Counsel for the Receiver asket delay as MI ONtl
had not had possession of TIE a>ses ana BOOKS OF TIE
lConuanv more than A. houts After short discussion
lIudee WestbrO0k set down the motion 10 be heal 4
lDrreuntoriy before him on JuV 21tl SgisneEG haii-
nu appeared Tor the motion; ;. W HOlcOmb tor the Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
5fe Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and only richest but most reliable and only
STANDARD ZOE CREAM IL MARKET.
Try it and Will d other.
CHURCHES. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS and THE
TRADE suppheddt
2jc. PER QUART.
To Families by the gallon, 30 cents per quart.
perots 500 Fourhavc l26t BROADWAY, an - Chatham st
E1"SSELI'> ICE CREAN-Be,tin Che city. %
cents peg quart churches and strawberry festivals
Had Cream boxes To carry home. No. Y Slbc HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

In State Bonds there was an advance in the :S-GJs
of the District OF Columbia 10 80. Louisiana Con-
sol- sold quite freely at 7944194 and Missouri IS
of 1877 at lOOli
I'm city bank stocks Continental % sold at 20,
Metropolitan ~ at l26, American Exchange l30) at
1906. aud Park (2Ol at 1O3.
Railroad Bonds were rather less active than of
late, though q good business was reported
The Rock Island 6s new 40 years Bonds
were strong at 10l4Gl0l3s. North Missouri
Firss advanced t. 1O2 and Fnsts of Missouri Paci-
tic TO 1O2l2. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
securities were iirm-Eights ut lisp; ConsoIidat ID
= at 100. aud new Sinking Fund at 90l209O5s
Chcaq, and North Western gold bonds were steady
M sG3ia87 and st. Paul Sinking Fund firm az So
The Union Pacific Firsts were strong at 1852
and Sinking Fund aU %. CenTals, California and
oregon Branch, ruled at Ss3l. Firsts of New-YOrA
Consolidated Registered Firsts at l0Gli. Erie
Thirds at 1906 F0urths at 103, and st. Louis
and Iron Mountain Firsts at 1883
There was nothing new IN gold, the market being
uniuduenced by the lower range of sterling. The
sales were at I0Jli a 1883. On gold loans the Dor
rowing rates were l, l2, :, 2i2N3 per cent. lime
loan. are steady, and the following rates were paid
nse 81 for go days, J-l6 for 80 days, - TO the
FIRST of November and ZIG for months. The AS
Istaut Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in coin interest
an fine public debt, aud S22J,OOO IN redemption Of
c1lled bonds The DAYS business OF the Gold Clear
inc Department of the Bank of the State of New
y1rL covered Gold cleared $40 .262 900 gold bal
The cold quotations were as follows:
10 lO5i, l2......lO5asl 2io....lO5 81
Foreign exchange lower, leading drawers
having reduced their as Ning rates 10 - 81
cnr long bills and ~ 80 for sight. Selling rates
were Gnoted on the basis of 81 SGl2 and 81 Ssa
81 ssh to the respectively. We annex the closing
revised rates:
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OFFICIAL REPORT or AMERICAN MLSIYG BoARD
SdLES-JULf Is. 1871
FIRST BOARD-ll O'CLOCK A. VI.
FRIDAY, July 1872. NJ.

The popular subscription for the new per cent
consos has already exceeded the estimate OF the
Treasury Department, having reached at the close
of yesterday the sum of S2o,isl,oOo. Later
dispatches from Washington probably will inform
Tuy TnlpusEs readers Of the result of to-day. The
hooks Of subscription at par In gold will close Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

real estate worth more than double the amount
loaned upon it. The directors, upon this showing,
have declared the usual semi-annual dividend OF D
per cent, payable upon demand.
The gross earnings of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway for the first week in July were; 1877,
$J0.72j; 1876, S3O.G1J: increase. 1913, 100.
The receipts Of -four and grain ~ the principal At
lantIc ports for this 18th day Of July were:
Ncu YoyE Paic mr. Boston.
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the referees report Judge Freedman for amony counsel
fee and an extra allowance under the Code Though the referee
cerea that the "boih difficult ami oxtraorlnary
Judge Freedman thinks that there amount OF money IN
VOWED In suit which he grant an allowance m
der the Coie' bat he grants 81 weekly aWouy q the vie
nom the date OF the service OF he SUMMONS ani $3.50 Zee 10
her counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fa SOrth R,Vsr. Vssssis mi Rlt,OIds
FRIDAY, July l3, ls77.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



ASIEsIn small demand rots, i'ic; Pearls 60 ,,,.
BEEsWAN steady; Western ami 0outhtin 5Vd5lc
BROOM CORN In moderate call. unchanged. short ntn
brush. 1Sc green hur Gaze; medium green, od0ci lea
CAS- Dlfs-I ncaanged Patent. &c.,; Adamantine IL
al ioc: pdraifac 49, csand Us l904Oc.
CHICORY-Quct m iaj &c gold =,
COAL-Aut aCe more active, steady. Btiillh'ps ulN,
nominal Camel, rl30rlif ilNtifultta
do Sloa-ll ewcsstle do, - 7jat % Proyncia - 9Ow
Pennsylvania WesfhOrslan ana Ni-t Nlf.
ciria Gas - 5O0Sj; CumberauI soft ald btoadtpp a.
COFFFE-Ro Ic lower for the better gr de- and quiet
sal. 900 bags Taplce; 800 bagsex Iychpir al 80
hae cX Armstrong private terms quotations N,it f~
&C. To- Ordinary, 10 &c. FOR n, zoe for Cool aud t~
JLe for Prime III gold: Santos. air o. COOL, l3td IVA
cold GRADES steady. but n only moderate lndi
lava 2id2d,: NasnctlO, l6Q.O2f; Laguayra, l63-Oei
81 Domingo. 1914 ne, all gold for nyolce,
COOPEHAGE SIOCK -Dul but hrh Empty hogs,
heads - Hoops, II feet. Ordinary 10 Prne arn ~
Fer do ~a30; Moassos shocks. 32 inches. with ilgaas
1891 3d. shocks, with Hcai-, - ncnr- - % ;
10 i inches II 5vd<l s.. Box Shocks OO4 'uci huih
Saooks 81; Pine shocks. - 5)0t1. 49,, -,
CORDAGI.-Unchaug Manila Coulage, sizes above u
hire a. AID Hay Rope lil-c t. % Manila CDniast y
tIreli l5c DO. 6hrrad and 9frrld u 'ci Nam
Corage Bolt Rope Yarns. l6c; DO DO, thr ana thith
lTcG0 hale Line he T rrc Manila, l4c.; Use ItfrHi
Manila l Yarn, 10 i2c; ~al Rope ii l2; do ~ hrt
Yarn lie: Russia Hemp 1aued COrdage, l3e American
tackled Hemp rared C0ria nc; iaTred American ll
Yarn l2c; Fine do do, ~ &C -,
COrTO%-ActVe and ils higher on the spot sales 3j2t
bales which los bales last evening, lucug -'J Dtes
consumption; 300 bales were ne'
lvered Receipts az The ports were 80 palr
AGAINST this last week, aud l,l6J bales ths day
last YEAR, total this week, 1873 bales, gAnst 1913 st week
BOZ bales this last wear, and since 'pt ISL
3925G2J ble against 40ijJO2 bales during te aame pc
4lf a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK .................... JULY 13
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. ................... JULY 10
CLEARED.
steamship solunta Qal Perlndelo, Bristol and Cardiff
c,i i Alps iir Williams, Prince and Colon,
P s1,d r9l"t' spain cBr Grace Liverpool + Hunt
steamship Adratd (5r Perry veIpo'l wa queenstown
steamship Ethiopia (Br Craig Glasgow Scotland Hender
son , DIos city Of chester r). Tbbs Liverpool
~sieamsip Fanny ad@alader. CLARK. Baltimore, VIM Dial
Steamship Triplet Davis Wilmington Del, Abril Abbott.
Steamship city Of Dallas Cro"oh fernandna wa Port Royal
hi, Ses6ury (Br) Davies Liverpool Barclay Living
g Fanny (swcd) Oberg, CrOnsialt Russia Fuuch Edyo
BTc Alcedo (Br) Poag, Liverpool Eng, Heulett Tor
Scir sandade (Port) de Friction, Amerls spain G. Am
BaHk J. H. Chadwick, Chase Maanzas Cuba, J. e Ward
ark Pasqualino Qta Rossi Naples ITALY, Funch, Edge
Bark Mateer (Br) Jones, St Johns ~ F. r. r. Currie
Bark Harkaway Br) Pets London Eng Peabody, willis
Ea Gesoaia (span Grfod Barcelona SPAIN Arguinban,
BaIk Esaa (Aust) Morassi, Cork slocoyich 4 co
eclr Hattie l.. smith, Lee, st. Pierre. ~ j. weinberg CO.
scIr William Douglass, Coleman. Georgetown, 3D. Wen
Peg G Clara E. Bergen Homan Hamilton Ber, Jones n
Lough ,,..., ,.,,, ,,,,rt =; + 1ol,p Bovptons SON
scir stephen j. Watts Watts St John y b. A. T. liee1ey
SIR zlie b. Gregg Anderson Laguaia and Puerto Cabel
SeT T. simmons Young Jacksonville Florida slasn &
fS ScIi W F. Phelps Leine Richmond slaght q Petty
OSScbr A. Curtis Qunin Richmond. Va, James A. Van
Bruut. o,.-,... Nroro,k u Nevius
SChr A. 4. Nathon N't'I' '''"N' -'' -
% Kate Pommel Adams Philadelphia, PENN oyertOn
Sc,r Helen Perry, Baltimore, Wut Chamers . - -
Eleanor squares, Georgetown ana fOl buH . - t.
D. HurlDut d Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Fvsia (Br) McRitche London June 30 with
rodse aud passengers, u Henderson Bros
Won BuION Bremen June VIA
southapptou July with mdse and passengers to Oechs
steamship Carolina (span Riestra, Matanzas days In
ballast. 10 x. j. Coriis , ., r,a on
Nth 1ndse and passengers, TO @. w. Cotton.
"steamship Ellie Knight, McCreery' Phnadephs Bosert
q % srope Eddy st Johns 10 days, with TO
Chr a 90. voss ] o IL W. Loud q Co.
ark Ryma Aust Bcgna, ST. vincent 70 days. IN DaIiast
10 order. H., ,t.,o,. ,,,,,, ,rood
SIR sarah Quinn Lee Nifgl ia, WIN wood ..,,.,
Schr O. A. Hayden. Green, virginia, Win COAL i"r Mldde
tOwp ,,,,,,.s ,,,t ,odse frurn wreck ed steamship
hssI g. Powell Williams Demerara % days with smear
and uoasses and passengers 10 ORDER Nesse W huicson
& Co. o,D,c.s pop1s
ofYKssTows Juyl3-Iho CunaId Line steamship Both-
MIA cant MeMckan NowNOrk, July 4, Tor Liverpool
arrived here a II today. ,, ,.,..
MoyifIT July is.-Tie Anchor Line steamship BOLIVIA.
from CIasgow July T. for New York WAS returned 10 the
clyde viii heI machinery disabled The Bo'as mails p-~
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week srIcItliic exposition. committee
man anuro4 him AMI VIII sercd that no package had
arrived and perhaps something else milt ne substituted
Tor Che promised experiments. " II is all right smiling
IN replied the lecturer, " nave the uitroc yccrlHe and
al. tie Their things with in pocket The com
rittccman immediately took back al among the au-
Cicuce fun hest fIOln The plato M.
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sun rscs .... 44l sun sets... 1870 Clock fast; 49,
Moon sets. 9JS Moon sOUths. $40 Moons age, days,
HIGH WATER lO-uAY-A "
SANDY Hook 1923 GOV Island. 11:07 Hen Gate.... 02i
HON WAFER TODAY = ~.
sandy Hook..1O:55 Gov Island 1929 Hell Gate. O5G
HIGH WATER suNuAN-AM
sandy Hook Island. ll:jiIIen Cate lis
HIGH WAITE stNutN-P. ~
sandy Hook 1l:a2 GOV. Island - Hen Gate Iio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
THE COURTS.
WINDSOR HOTEL LITIGATION.
THE SUIT OF JOHN T. DAYS WIDOW.

Arabclla Il. DAILY, the widow of John l.
poly the fou der OF the windsor Hotel Company with
hr daughter Mrs Chesehroueh and her son Thomas Nj.
nslv, brought a suit against william H. DAILY. John
sgsv and the windsor Hotel COMPANY. 10 set aside an
slection Of trustees OF the company last May Mrs
Dalv's charge was that while she was stu over
xhelmcd with the shock of her husbands d'ath
william II. DAILY persuaded her to consent 10
on election the result Of which was the appoint
mint OF herself, Thomas W. DAY. william H.
ID " and John lsby trustees 81 the COMPANY ana IN
tle subsequent election Of officers SIR Ssby aud william
n Day secured TO themselves the control OF the Com
peuv although they represented only small fraction OF
thc shares Of the Company and were opposed by sew
.pchths I'm % the real holders OF the stock
william II. DAILY and the Company have put in their
answers by the attorney, Luke a. Lockwood MI.
pay denies any undue pressure on Mrs. DAILY. He saws
tat the election took place the day fixed 10y the by
laws OF the Corporation. and Mrs. DAILY understood what
was being doue that henever offered the inducements
e. ont i'm the complaints that Mrs DAILY and Thomas NJ
Dy Ohe latter being Vice PrcsidcnO have always hcep
cusultcd in important matters He saws ne was trustee
1850 shares pledged to secure cci tain mortgages am"
had voted several times 2050 OF these shares duilh5
Ju r. DAYS life At the election the stock was DIVIDED
a. follows:
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Glarole Gno Slate Glunlcls.

~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL-. .. .
slate vyora. lINLIINN SLATE Co.,
80 UnionSquarc. y. y. lItlayc. ami l7tI-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

William H. Daily says that he is an executor OF John
Daly and denies MAT hc Is NOT prcuniary esponSlhe
qt his claim for - Sl4 - has been made recently ana
Sat MIR Silshvs shares were held by him merely IN
rei-e lie alleges that Mr.. sshv and ne are ththt1y
lcfforlnc their duties to the COMPANY and tue otlef
rockhollcrs The answer Of The Company Is similar so
fr rs The facts stated by Wm IL. DAILY are concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
- o,cLorK-.ALEs R.rlnM ~ al.
STOCK pEpARr.lENI-2 p. NJ.

O. s. -. Registered. lsol
I'LL 10000 .--................lllsi
4 = o., Coup, Isl
be. tl2's 10, ...... ..........-..l! l =
II OOO...-----.--...s3.l IL =
.....I09i. 2-,uDI goo. ..----.-... -. Ia
..-..lJJi 4 = ~ Registered, 1881 900
lN,u y .-.--.--------.--.Au ' .
.b3. 1a97s l. IS - Coup ~
be lOJs l1,OJO. .-..................lOS q
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Good Orliusry.........lOs

Futures closed 70J points hghef lof JuY ann August an"
"a 3 uonts higher for the other mOntlsl 800
sales Yesterday. after p m-Jnly lO3 ~ 10 A9ggasi,
700 10 Il 300 l2.l2; september, 3O il.bi 0Vl llaJ;
october 100 100. Dec n1er 100 li4o 5on - total
G1O bales First call to-day. August. 500, 2lo Neptcm
her. 100 81: December 100. LAP; total LOO bales
second cal, July, 100, 12l5; August 200 l27j sep,
tember 2OI 1877 December, POO ll.33i total 200
Bales Third call, October GOO ll6l November. 100
n 40. BOO Iii; total loo bales sales to-day up 10
, D. m July 100 l2lsi 200, 1920: loo, l22l Au
gust 800 I2l7 1000. l2l6; 400 i2dsj 100. 1915
36S IL september - o. ll9s 500 1929 lSoO Il ~;
T00 ii 93; ilOO 1883; october. BOO l6i, 100 llGO
800 1851; 100 llG2 100 ll6i 100 li62; November.
ZOO Ii42; 100, ll39i December POO IL ~ 200 llfO
toI 500 bales Exch-2I pd Exch. 500 Nov for
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Gouecs an0 farms GUln.co.

IOWA LANDS WANTED-F0r equity Ia
Nrw-Irfs.y farm between NcW fol@ .id ittAdelphli
LxccIc.t land; tine buf!in--. PhItD-r1pAs e, .id'-
EtLA&D * WuiiING, b,cAnan-st
ENANTED-By Il young Am rlc!n couple
w half house. M gHot ueithbor GOD, win quiet $500 NY
family. Amod,rs e rent desired which VIII DE promptly l Do
,,, s4ion %. wasted tl september. \ itI pIrtic-
lar ipo. uIiug terms. BLACkWOOD. Tub.ur office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
Nldchlnern.
.J0HN ROAGl & son
MORGAN IRON WORKS. NETWORK,
And CHEs FER Penn,
TR ON S.sEEE.Es . u IL 2 D HI 8

Manufacture STEAM MACHINERY NJ every description.
REASs and IRON CASTi NG~. pu PLATE iBpE 81 al.
ciuiouS o have az OILY FORGE Iea,y batting
&c ID Ara York City l4.fAIi.> made cXpci4f.'u-Iv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
6otecs. Carriages, narness, &t.

HORSE WANTED.-Wanted 10 purchase,
horse about - haaIs lig. Tor family rs; mast De
sound AMI good roadster Address, W VILLAINS Box 3D.
Tribune Oicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

Chic g. NV Con
cold Coup Is
100 .--.... 81
Eric Isl Nor
J., uu .......tlJif
IS Central lst Il
t.I % ....fl1ii
u lst Mortgage
J. % ....... 1922
Z, Ob ...-. lOI't
g.. { aud G. LIST
30 % .---- y
Morris and - ID
1000 lJj
y d central , OuNt
10 OOb..-..... J-'t
LSupre Isl Con Eg
5000 600. De. JOG
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The following shows the clearances West by cana
from Ncw-Yorll and the tolls received on the same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The Steamship George $. Wright.

SAN Francisco, June 4. A survivor of the
wreck OF the steamship George 5. Wright has
been discovered IN the person of an Indian named
Coma. lie was recognized on the street at Minal-
mo- b. c., last Friday, and arrested and brought
to Victoria, V. l., yesterday.
The Colonist OF to-day says that Coma has con
fessed to the superintendent Of police, after being
duly cautioned, that at night the boilers OF the
steamship exploded, and she began to sink at once.
Capt. Ansley with four United States officers and
a passenger. got into a boat aud told Coma, VINO
on deck, to get In too. The rest of the people
were III bed OF tried to escape by another boat.
The captains party, seven in all, pulled ashore
near Cape Caution.
They were nearly naked and the Indians gave
them blankets to keep them warm. A day or two
afterwards three canoe loads of Indians came to
the spot, ana Capt AiDsley offered the leader $500
to carry the shipwrecked men to Fort Rupert.
Four Of the Indians were armed with muskets,
with which they killed all the whites. They then
tied stones to their bodies and sank them in deep
water.
They robbed the bodies OF all the valuables, in
GLIDING the captains gold watch and chain. They
spared Coma bat told him if he ever dared to
narrate the circumstance they would kill his
father.
Coma thinks that all the people on board who
Ill bed at the time of the explosion, were
drowned, as the ship went down rapidly.
The prisoner was to-day confronted with four
Indians who were brought in as prisoners by the
steamer Rocket, and have since been in jail here,
and identified two of them as belonging to the
party of marderers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
ST ATE NEWS.

Tae Journal states that the Assessors of Lewis
ton find that the number of polls is 800 less than
last year. In 1876 there were 1921 polls; now
there are 299l. This indicates that the hard times
have drives some of the surplus population to
other fields, probably, mainly into the country.
The valu of real estate in the city is Sll2,-
sol less than Inst year. II is now Sl0,24S, i54;
last year ii was el0,36l ,0l5. There is reduction
of S2l ,395 in personal estate. This year the as
SCISSORS lind 81 49l, liS of personal property last
wear the valuation of this class of property was
81 ,5l2 543. The total valuation OF the city this
year is Sl 7S9 500; last year il 81, SI3, SOS,
showing the total valuation of the city this year
Is ) l33 $50 less than last.
Tae following recent business changes in
the State:
Biddeford-J. F. Hill, jeweer, sold to Hill
Bros
Bridgton-Blss & Savage, boots and shoes, dis;
now - Bliss.
Lewiston-G f. Ridley, gro, sold out.
Portland-G. w. Green K Son, coal, &C. now
Green, Son & Lynch.
James 4 Williams, COAL sold out.
G.. Ii. & j. Weeks, gro, dis.
Sullivan-Jahez Simpson, general store, sold to
Eugene Simpson.
Parkman-Iliram G. Roberts, general store, adj
mlts S. l.. Cole; now III. q. Roberts & Co.
d. G. Clary Of Dixmont has blossomed rs Q
temperance orator.
Sixteen vessels have arrived at the works Of J.
Church 4 Co. in Round Pond, from T:vertop
with over $50 600 bills, of fish.
"Josh Billings" passed through Portland on
Friday, on his way 10 his fayorae mountain re-
sort, the Glen.
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case even bail was refused. Du verdier denies
Inc charges against him. The impression pro-
duced IS bad, as the prisoner is popular with the
lower classes. He is a man Of education and in
dependent means. He is charged with insulting
Marshal MscMahon and melting civil war and as
sassination.
Greece.
ATHENS, June 4. AT meeting of eight thous-
and persons at Stadium, last night, resolutions
were adopted declaring the necessity for forming
ministry Of the leaders of the respective parties
so that dissentons in the chambers may be avoid
ed, and that the government carry forward the
military preparations promptly and eDergetcally.
deputatlon nom mated by the meeting waited
upon the party leaders and urged united action
and requested in each that distinct reply be
made puplic.
Resolution.
The chamber Of deputies have adopted a Teso-
luton calling upon the party leaders to come to
an understanding to-day about the formation of
coaiilion OF the ministry, in view of the extraor-
binary circumstances in which Greece il now
placed
France.
PARIS June 4. NJ. Habenck republican who
was at the head Of the press service connected
with the exhibition OF 1915, has been dismissed
the office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05

Mr.. Henry S. Small, known among the rail-
road boys As Hank" Small, is spending week in
this city " it'll his family, visiting relatives. After
al absence of twenty years, 10 California and
elsewhere. he is glad to look again upon the ia.
miliur scenes of his boyhood, and is welcomed by
his many trends. He began bis railroad life the
Portland and kennebec, now NJ line Central, and
i, now eag aeer on the Central Pacific. Mr.. Small
is the daring engineer who run the fast train on
the Pacific road, making continuous time that has
MT been exceeded in this country, and winning
for himself golden acknowledges He intends
t, return to California in August. His father
sides 10 Dresden. blank" has q wife and two
childrt Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
Chicago Produce market.

Chicago, June 4, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 75aS SO.
WHEAr-No. spring, lIisa -; cash SOFA
3d.; Julyil So; August No. $. / 504 al tOh
aO 90; rejected 95-a S5-.
CoRN-No. mixed. 45A cash 46Is: July, 4sh
August. 453..
OATS o71.c. cash. 37s.c July 3s- August.
RYE-No. =, lie.
BARLEY-Nu.2 spring, 60 a00c.
PORK Cash, Is OO-al3 s7]s. July, Is 05-
August, 10 TO-.
LARD- Cash, o 80 cash; 930-a9 80 July;
August 42aa942As.
BULK MEAro-Shoulders, 5-a-c; short rib
sides, la C. short clear rib, IA a c.
WhISKEY-Western, / O7 =.
tRkIGHIS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; wheat do,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-05
Clin OH Locals.

Cltn on Locals.
Last Tuesday, May Doth, about half past nine
O'Clock n the morning, the house of Moses and
Elias Dixon of Clinton, was discovered to be on
fire. Mr.. Dixon together with the rest of the
men in the neighborhood were at work on the
highway. about three quarters of mile from the
buildings. The alarm of f.e was soon sounded,
but by the time aid reached the buildings. the fire
was beyond control; most of the furniture was
saved, also stable and barn, although it seemed
almost miracle it was hot and dry. Had not
there been plenty of help and water handy, the
whole must have gone Loss, $500. Insured
for $1,000.
The following officers of the Iron Clad Clutrat
Clinton, were lately elected. b. F. Miller. Pres. :;
Henry Seavey, Vice Pres; George w. Palmer.
Sec. f. S. Wardwell, Treas; Josiah Winn.
Chaplain. The club is in Hourishing condition.
The farmers of Clinton and vicinity very
busy fighting caterpillars. Caterpillars are very
plenty but apples will be scarce.