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CINCINNATI Ohio, March 10, 1871

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Respectfully, H. omlih'
Attestod to by K. Il, Asnietd Druggist, cor
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AKRON, Ohio, Jan. q, l"7'
DIR, Ii Il. STEVENS, BosroN, MASS,
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lam personally acquainted with Thos' II VVou
,,in nv, who IL an old and respected cttizeho
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The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Fine day yesterday. Thermometer loo az
sunrise, 800 at noon; wind wes'.
The person who took plant from No. 122
Free street can have the companion to it if
she will call again.
The Peaks Island eamboat Company he'd
a meeting last evening, but nothing transpiled
Ct public nature.
John Whitney was arrested yesterday for II %
larceny of a live goose from woman named
johnson.
Edward Basket walked % miles in hours,
q minutes, 30 seconds at Weston Hall, Sacca-
Kappa, Thursday evening.
The annual meeting and dinner of the Bow
doin alumni will be held at the Falmouth Hc.
tel Friday evening, Jan'y 10 b., 1879.
The Lake Chsmplain will take out .14O head
of cattle, 10000 bushels of grain, 5000 pack
ages butter and cheese, and full miscellan-
eous cargo to Liverpool today
Albert A. Haskell Of this city walked again st
time at Weston's Hall, S,ccarspps, Thursday
night, making % miles in hours, q minutes
and 80 seconds-she best time ON record The
fastest mile was made in minutes and 80 SEC.
onds, aud the slowest in II minutes.
1t is reported that over a hundred men gath
cred in drinking saloon on Munjoy Hill the
other night to witness q prize fight between
two negro women stripped to the waist. Be.
fore the affair had proceeded far the police got
wind of the matter, bat the crowd took the
alarm and dispersed.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Lieut.. Royal B. BraGf ,rd of Mime has been
confirmed Lieutenant Commander in tie n avy
Bishop Healey is expected home from Rome
this noon. Duriog his late visit, the Pope re-
ferred to present of some very elegant and
comfortable moccasuis received through the
Bishop from the Indians in his diocese. Tae
Pope was delighted with them aud requested
permission from bis Master Of Ceremonies to
wear them.
1t is pleasant to fed among the opposition
candidates for State officers one who is fit for
the place and would do the State good service.
Such pleasure is afforded by the candidature
Of G. N. Hersey Esq of Bangor for the Demo
cratic nomination for the place Of Attorney
General Mr.. Hersey is good lawyer and
good fellow-a gentleman of culture and breed
ing If the place must go to soma one not
Republican it may well be hoped that Mr..
Hersey will be chosen.
DR.. Benz. f. Ta.ker led at Fairfield, Dec.
18th, Early in December, 1876, he, with his
wife, removed to Portland from fairfield, and
opened an flee in Harrington Block on Coz
gress street, where he practced medicins one
year and the removed to the corner of Elm
street, where he continue d tbs practce of his
profession Until September of the present year,
when failing health compelled him to return to
Fairfield, where he gradually sank until the
tveniog of Dec. 18th, when he expired, aged So
years, months snd days. He was me m
bsr of the Maine State Medical Assc citation
sni also, we believe, the Cumberland County
Medic IL Association. He vas a member of
Liberty Lodge Of f. & A. Mason, sn1 also Of
DIummobd Chapter, West Waterville.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1S7S-BoNNEY, j., PRE-
SIDING,
FRIDAY.-Daniel B. Randall ct al. v. Patrick
McGlinchy. Action of debt upon poor debtors
six months bond signed by the defendont as surety.
Decision for the plaintiff
Metcalf for the plaintiff. Scribner for defendant.
The continued docket of this court at the com
mencement of the December term numbered 757
cases. Of these Ill had been detaulted and contn
uei for judgment; IS in which bankruptcy is sug-
gested 81 marked law; &c in which the death of one
party the other has beeu suggested, and O4 have
been finally disposed Of during the present term to
date, making total of 1903 cases which viii require
no iurtber action on the part of The court. Il i,
probable chat seventy-fve more will be disposed Of
during the term, leaving only 1853 which require
any action on the part of the court.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
Supreme Judicial Court.

The following decisions have been received from
the law court
Cumberland County Superior Court.
james O'Bron by his next friend VS. James Nc
Glincby Exceptions overruled; motion sustained;
new rial granted.
Rescript By Peters, J.-It is question of fact and
moi OF law whether it be negligence on the part OF
parents to permit heir child thee AMI halt years
OLD to be upon pubic street unattended. In an &C.
ton by child non sui juris for injury caused by
being run over upon bic street ii is immate ia
that its parents neggently permitted it TO be upon
the street, provided the hid at The lime exercised
for IL safety that amount of care which the law
would require of persons generally. While it is gen
orally defe ce to action OF tort that the plain
tiffs negligence contributed to produce the INJURY
still where the negligent acts of The parties dis
tinct and independent Of each Other, the act of the
plant if preceding that of the defendant it is
sidered that the plaintiffs conduct does not contrib
ute TO produce the iojury, it, withsrandmg hts
negligence, the injury could be avoided by the of
ordinary care at the time by the defendant. But
this test would not govern when botn parties are
contempor aueousiy and actively fault, and by
their mutual carelessness the plaintiff is injured
where the negligent of the defendant takes place
first ana the negligence of the plaintiff operates
intervening cause between it and the injury.
York County.
Maria s. Ford VS.. City of Portland. Exceptions
and motion overIuled.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
SERIOUS CONFEDERATION.
Destruction of Cyrus .. Clarkss Saw
MilI-PrObabIe Loss $4,000.

A despatch received in this city yesterday
from Mr.. Cyrus s. Clsrk's steam saw mill at
Windsor, near Shprbrook, Pc. directed to
thu firm, announced the destruction of that
valuable property. Mr. Clark is in Canada a.
the present time and will prob ably proceed at
once to the spot.
how the fire caught is unknown; possibly
from the boier-house. The buildings resembied
the letter 81 in shape, the saw-nill proper
forming enc of rhe arms, stcre-house for
clsp-b1ards the other aru, and the boiler
house the connecting link. The mill was
85x40 fett in size and two stories high. The
size of the store-house and boiler house we
could cot get but they were large buildings
There we're three large boilers in the boiler
houae. Within one hundred yards of the
buildings was piled large quantity Of
valuable lumber on which there was an in
surance of $4,000 with Dow, Coffin & Libby.
Whether this lumber was also burned is yet
uuknown. There was an insurance on the
baildipgs and machinery of $500 with
Rollins & Adams, 1000 with Dow, Coffin &
L bby, aud either 50 800 or 81 900 with Prentiss
Loriog. Messrs. Rolps & Adams insurance
was in two policies of l,75O each and two of
$1,000 each. Mr.. Clark valued the buildings
at $4,000 and the machinery at Sl5,000 but
this estimate Is considered rather high. At
this valuation the loss above Insurance will be
about S21 coo, or including the lumber, if
burned $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
PULPIT AND PLATFORM
CROFF'a LECTURE.

CROFT LECTURE.
" b. Croft Esq,. of New York will not delive
his lecture on. Imagination" at Grand Army
Hall tonight
Tickets are ready for Johnson's lecture on
Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Elwell delivered his lecture at Woodford's
Corner, Thursday night, to delighted au-
dience,
Charles A. Dickinson, Of Ardover Seminery,
VIII preach Sunday at the Second Parish
Church, ard Prof W. NJ. Barbour the ooh
inst.
The Rev. Mr. Dalton will deliver his Fourth
Lecture 90 the History of the Christian Church
Tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
A subscription will be taken up Sunday
SWedenborgian Church, and all friends Of the
Society are invited to be present and assist.
Rev. DR.. Hill repeats, by requesI, next Sun
day morning his Thanksgiving sermon, and
the choir and organ will give again, the closing
chorus of Beethoven's Mt of Oliver, deemed
by some critics the finest piece of sacred music
ever written.
Rev Mr. Bicknell will deliver lecture on
Rendering Tributes" at the lucia street
church at O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Rev Hugo Bernard will deliver an address on
bis manner of labor while among the Bsnnock
indians, at the meeting of the Temperance
Union at Congress Hall Study evening. Hon.
Benz King-bury, Jr., will address the meeting,
and there viii also bs select readings By Mrs,
G. L. Currier, elocutionist, commencing at
o'clock All are invited.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE DANITEs.

1hc DANltro
Last evening the 'Danites" was repeated {
Music Hall to an audience fully as enthnsias-
tic as on the evening previous. The great fault
of the play is the long drawn out agony Of Billy
Piper. 1t is pow rful 10 suggestion, bat it is
somewhat mouotonous 10 action. Perhaps uu-
der the treatment of an sctress of great emo
tional power different impression would bs
given. Not bat what Miss Kitty Blanchard
makes the situations effective, but in the long
tslky parts LEADING up to them she exhibits
listessness that somewhat tries the spectator
This listessness may be part If her copcep-
tiop a listessness arising from her disregard
for life under the bounding to which she is sub
jeced, and yet hardly cousonaut with snch
au idea from the dread of discovery by the Da-
mites which she displays. There ara many
scenes in the drama full of life and spirit that
call for uproariOus laughter. Wsshee- W ash
ee's song 10 pigeon Eogl sh, ard the discovery
If ois various thafts; the advent of the sch o.
teacher and the surprise of the miners aud
their sub .equent action when they fi1d it is
woman; he illusions of the "Jedge' 70 that
GLORIOUS climate, Galforny," etc, For dra-
matte situations, we have Billy Piper, nnder
the g Parsons" clutches about to be whiried in
mad rage to the bottom Of the ABYSS; he quick
action of Billy when, Guiding her sex discov-
cred, she throws herself on the protection of the
school mistress; aud the scene 10 the miners
cabin wher. Sandy, thinking bis wife unfaith-
ful, drives Billy on tinto the storm, q picture
grsphic in breadth and color, and full of pa
thos.
THE UNION FOUR.
There will, without doubt. ba crowded au-
dience at Music Hall TO night. The Unou
Four have hos of friends in this city, and
rowing Oh the machines, swinging of the clubs,
song and dance, will occupy the evening,
There will bs % volunteers in various acts
THE BLONDES.
May Fisk's Eagllsh Blondes will appear at
Portland Theatre, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday The ST. Louis Despatch says
May Fisk's English Blondes have made decided
hit at the Ccmiq0e and last night another large au
dence was in attendance every seat in the house be.
ing taken, and the Hobbies we'll filled The Compa-
the female beauty that could be asked tor in an
evenings en- ertainment. The programme is repiete
with good points, opening with minstrel fol-
lowed by olio and closing with Ianghahle ex-
trava ANA calle1 'Our Naughty Girls" The olio
contains number Of meritOIious acts, by Bobby
Daily Kitty Sanford. the S4nye his, Capitola Forest
Laura Bennett and Billy Wyie. Lovers of variety
will find in the entertainment rich treat.
NOTES
The Pencil concert is causing much talk in
the community, 1t will come off January I'd.
Tickets at Stockbridee's.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Music Hall, By Ar
thopy and Parsons Company Disc. %.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
MATCH RIFLE SHOOT.
The Pequawaet Club Victorious.

Some time ago the Pequawket Rifle Club Of
Fryeburg, challenged any eight or ten riflemen
of Portland, to shoot against them in an off
hand match at that village, on Friday, the Goth
inst An effort was made to secure the ten
crack shots of this city, but was unsuccessful,
owing to the business engagements of several
of the number. As it was, the eight men who
went from Portland. succeeded in almost tying
the victorious Pequawkets, they making GAL
points to their opponents 643, out of possible
800.
The match was shot from the broad window
of bowling hall, with slight depression in
the direction of the targets, which stood at 100
and 200 yards distance. At the end of the 100
yards shoot, before dinner, both teams tied.
An excellent dinner was provided at the Ok
ford House. The following is the complete
scores:
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

MT. DESERT Rock LIGHT. The Iris, Capt.
johnson arrived from Mt. Desert yesterday
and brought one of the workmen who has
lately been employed there. There has been
no tronb,e at the light whatever 1t has been
lighted and burned brightly every night and if
1t was not seen it much have been owing to
vapor from tbs ssa. The island on which the
light is situated is one-sight Of nile long
and it would take tidal wave to injure it,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

CLASS RE-UNIoN.-The class of ~ Portland
High School. held its seventh annual reunion
at Congress Fl all Thursday evening. A large
number were present. A class history was
read and vocal and instrumental music was
furnished by members Of the class. Mr.. j. E.
Marrett ofhclated as toast-master at the ban
qust. Responses we're made by various mem
bers and letters read from absent members. A
letter was read from Mr.. A. P. Stone, the prin-
eipai OF the school at the time sof the gradna-
zion of the class. and remarks were made by
MIR. A. +. Chase, the present principal.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

PORTLAND ENcAMPMEKF-Th following
officers we're elected last evening,
Chief Patriarcb-Johu s. Co1ley.
High Priest-Wm Ell Ohler
Senior Warden-Fred e. Haskell.
Scribe-Edw. A. Gray.
Tressurer-Augusune D. Smith.
Juuior Warden-~Walter S. Armstrong.
Trustees-Gec Trefethen, s. a. Dotep, O. B.
Written.
Agent-Franklin Yeaton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
Probable L o.. of a Maine Vessel.

Information rece lived at this port yes eIday,
from the Danish government, an nounc,d that
bottle had been picked up on The Danish
COAST containing the following inclosure:
We ar near St Helena, Our YES sci is about
to 60 under ard we are without chance to
be taken no.
JAMES WYCKHAM, Owner and Captain
The further particulars were given that the
impression arose from the appearance of the
bottle, and other signs, that the vessel must
have belonged in Maine
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
M u nicipat Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
THURSDAY Emma Mayo. Search and seizure.
Discharged. BE-. Hamilton.
FRIDAY.-Peter Dodge. Search and seizure. Fined
$50 with costs.
Edward Gould, William Best and Frank Rafferty,
Search and seizure. Gould and Best discharged and
Rafferty, fined $50 With costs. Swasey. q.
Patrick Rogers Intoxicaton. Fined So with costs.
Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

No CATTLE INSPECTORS REQUIRED.-A state
ment was made the other day that the English
government would not allow the trsnspoIta~
tion of cattle from American ports unless they
had first been subjected to health inspection.
AS great deal of live cattle is nov exported
from Portland arrangements were made by the
Custom House here for the appointment of q
health Inspector. Yesterday, however, ad-
wees wers received By the officers of the Bsaver
& Dominion Lines to the t feet that the Eng
lish P'ivy Council had decided that such in.
spectlon of cattle was unnecessary, end conse-
q1en.ly somebody has lost q lucrative berth.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA,

ORIENTAL GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-Today at
10 o'clock, Messrs. f. o. Bailey & Co., COM
mence the sale of porcelains, curios, IClois.
sennes Rays, &C., which has been on exhib-
ton at store corner of Middle and Exchange
streets. No finer collection was ever offered
here, and there will no doubt be lively compe-
tition for many of the goods.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

SERIOUS ACCIDENTs.-Mr. Cyrus Kinsley
drove the Yarmouth express to Portland yes
terday in place of bis SOD. While loading
some goods on Smith's wharf, he was standing
on the thllls. The horse suddenly started and
MIR. Kinsley was thrown distance of nine
feet, striking on his head and. shoulder. The
latter was not only dislocated but some of the
ligaments were torn of,
Mrs. Hannah Watts, maiden lady so years
Of age, stepped into her door yard Sunday, and
slipping, sustained bad fracture of the hip,
which at her advanced age is expected by ply
scisns to prove fatal. Miss W. was formerly
Of Portland, where the great fire of July 4tb,
1866, robbed her Of a considerable propert y,
since which time she has resided in Mechanic
Falls, owning plac, on Pleasant street,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
A Card from Neal Dow.

The following appears in the Boston jour
nali
see going The rounds Of the press an extract
from long article If mine in the New York
Daily Witness on christian Charity" 1
mentioned in that ST veral If so-cslied Christian
pen whose daily Life made large demands
upon the public for charitable constr uctiop,
but mentioned no name,
To the extract l altuds to, the name of an
eminent London preacher has been pretixsd,
without warrant from me- There are many
famous preachers in London, some of whom
diiok aud smoke. No one was authorized by
me 10 assume that my article alluded to MIR.
Spurgeon. NEAL Dow.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

They ''wrote the initial of stronger life,"
after they began to take Caswell's "NEW"
ELIXIR, for the Blood. Prepared only by
Caswell & Co., Of Boston; proprietors of
Osswell g. Co IS SLIPPERY ELM LOZ-
ENGES, for Coughs, and the beautiful WAX
FLOSS Hair dressing. For sale by all drug
eists
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

TWENTY-FIVE ears Of successful busipe IS,
under the cons ervaiive policy Ct its president,
f, S. Winston, Esq, has placed the Mutual
Life Ins. Co of New Y ork in position that
IL hnl1er
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
aLuRs. BIGLIEs.n

Not SO fast my frieud for if you would see
the strong, healthy, blooming men. women
and children that have been raised from beds
OF sickness, suffering and almost death, hy the
nse of Hop Bitters, Won would say, ',Ttulb,
glorious truth" See Truths" 10 another col
ump. dc16d1w
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

7. j. WEIGH, the Jeweler, under Congress
Hall, has fine assortment of neck chains,
crosses, stone and engraved rings A real
amethyst stone, gold setting, for $500. Gold
peus SO &c., sc. Prices the lowest. Call
and ste 41S Congress street. dec21d3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

CANARY BIRDS, Splendid Singers, Bird Cages,
fine assortment of Ladies' Work Stands and
Baskets, Frame aud Clipper Sleds, Pampas
Grass, Wreaths, Flowers, &C., at prices to
suit the times. w. q. SAWYER & Co.,
dec18d1w % Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

"Tbey are not beverage, but medicine
with curative properties of the highest degree,
Containing no poisonous drugs. They do not
tear down an already deblitated system, but
build it up. One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more real hop strength, than barrel OF
ordjn ,4ry beer. Every druggist in Rochester
sells tbe,n and the physicians prescribe them"
-Rocheste." Evening Express on Hop Bttters.
dc16 d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

The new phototi Pc made at 597 Congress
is rot the same picture made here year ago.
This will not spot OF fade bas wil preserve the
picture life time