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Personal,

The popular tenor, Mr.. A. E. Pencil, ar
rived home from London yesterday.
John E. Haiues of Saco has received an invi-
tation to speak on temperance in Michigao.
Captain Elbridge Gerry, of the Mechanic
Blues, rendered his resignation Wednesday
Dg to take effect January 1st, 1879, owing
to throat troubles
We understand movement is on foot to in
duce Mayor Butler to accept a denomination.
MIR. Butler has been carefal and painstak ing
executive
DR.. G. 2. Higgins of Lubec, one of the trus.
tees of the Reform School, is about to remove
to Massachusetts. This will make vacancy
in the board.
We would correct our geographic sketch of
Rev. DR.. Carruthers by stating that his father
was not pastor of the 81 Congregational church,
or any church, but was employed as mission
airy in this. state, and was never settled as a
pastor. DR.. Osrruthers did not Immediately
succeed Dr.. Payson (who died in 1927, but
succeeded Rev DR.. Condit
"Perley" of the Boston Journal says "gen-
tlemen from Maine say that Bostonians are
countiDg their chickens too soon in selecting
District Judge TO succeed Judge LOWELL as he
may not be promoted. The bar of Name have
recommended that Edward Fox, District Judge
of the District Of Maine be promoted 70 fill the
vacancy of Circuit Judge CAUSED by the death
Of Judge Shepl-y
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Collapse of the Blanche Med Combiua

The dramatic combination headed By Miss
Blanche MEDIA, which has been playing sWon
at Last" through the country since the early
part OF the season, broke up in this city on &C.
count Of poor business, and the members are
LEFT to SHIFT for themselves Business was bad;
the ball rent could not be- paid, aud it was OILY
through taking the 'poor debsoi's oath" that
tue man who leased the nall was release from
the legal processes begun against him. Mos
OF the members # tue cumptoy we're left liter
ally pt nnless. Mr.. Couldock whose fue &C.
ing as Professor lacey has almost carried tho
play OF late, refused an advantageous eng age
ment 10 New York ouly SPORT time ago, BE-
lieviDg that General Rideont would come with
funds to relieve the pecunlsry embarrassment,
which ne hoped would not continue, as tie
company had good route laid out for the rest
of the season; but 20 general has appeared and
as about four hundred dollars is owing hin, he
(Couldock) published yesterday an advertise
ment in the Bosom papers to the effect, that
"If General Justin R,deout, responsible maua-
ger OF Blanche Medals 'Won at Last Conbiha-
ton, communicates with him Immediately, il
would save the necessity of advertising at
greater length in the New York, Salem and
West Virginia papers"
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There was happy gathering of the
employees connected with the Portland Kero.
sene Oil Company at their works, Cape
Elizabeth, on Monday, the I'd inst. They had
assembled together for the purpose of giving
substantial evidence of the esteem aud good
will which they entertained towards their late
Superintendent, William Atwood, ESQ.,, who
was leaving that day for new sphere of
labor ia New York. After the usual good
Dyer, his successor In Office, the popular
Superintendent, Gordon r. Garden, ESQ.,,
stepped forward and in a few appropriate
remarks called Mr.. Atwood's attention to the
fact that as he was about to leave the scene of
80 many years labor, those who had been
associated with him, folt that they could not
allow him to depart wi bout showing him
some mark of their regard. They had con-
sequently empowered him to procure and pre-
sent on their bshalf q testimonial which
would represent their friendship and respect
In accordance with their wish he had selected
as fitting testimonial, jewel representing
the emblems belonging to the mystic rites Of
Masonry, and in presenting it to him, he
spoke with great force aud feeling as to his
terIzed him in all his dealings towards them,
the pleasure and enjoyment they had found in
the many years of his official life, and their
deep regret 10 his being compelled to sever the
tie, which for twenty years had bound them SO
closely in the bonds of unity and friendly
intercourse. the speech of Superintendent
Garden Was happily conceived and eloqusntly
delivered. 1t was evident to all that the SURPRISE
was genuine, and to none more so than to Mr..
Atwood himself, who on receiving the gift,
was nearly overcome with emotion. Hs how
ever thanked them very kindly for this mark
of their remembrance Of him and wished that
his feelings would allow him to express more
fully all that his heart felt. He could only
say God bless you all" The jewel is very
handsome souvenir, deliberately wrought in
solid gold, bearing on one side the emblems of
the ineff sole, historical, religious and sublime
order of Scottish rites, while on the reverse it
bears tine emblems Of the chivAlrous, valiant
and magnanimOus order of Heights, to both
of which Mr.. Atwood had baen fully adv Anced.
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SHOCKING Death.

DR.. r. z. Jenness OF Stccar.ppa met with a
terrible death at the station of the Rochester
Railroad, in that village, yesterday ooou He
escorted a niece to the train bound for Port.
land, and after short conversation, started to
get off the front platform of the rear Car after
the train was iu motion. His foot slipped aud
as be fell he was thrown uadsr the rear trucks
His head was severed from his body.
DR. Jenness was a leading practitioner in
Saccarappa. A short time ago he removed to
Lynn and practiced there a couple of years
after which he returned to Saccarappa. He
buried his wife as recently as Tuesday last. He
was graduate Of Bowdon College, and at one
time an instructor in medicine in the Med al
School at Brunswick. He WAS member OF
the Maine Medical Association, of Portland
COmmaDdery, the Masonic Relief and the
Portland Ciizeus' Relief Association. He
was about so years of age aud leaves daughter
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THE CELTIC CLUs.
A New Irish American organization.


A few DAYS ago ten gentlemen, the most of
hem well-known to our citizens, met at the
residence of Alderman Cunpingham for the
purpose Of forming a social club which should
also embrace certain political views Several
OF these gentlemen are known to bs liberal in
their views, and to have earned the confidence
and respect of the Democratic party. Since
the first meeting the club has organized by as
sumiDg name and electipg officers. The by
laws have not yet been adopted. Rooms and
hall have been rented in the st. John Smith
olock Gear the head of Cross street, handsome
IL furnished and PROVIDED with books, maya
zines, and the leading Democratic journals of
the country.
The organization is secret, as we understand
it, in one sense of the word. That is to say,
while no oaths are administered to elected
members it is understood whatever projects
may engage their attention politically, are not
to be banded about for every body to know.
The members claim that Our rIsh-American
citizens now embrace very large portion of the
Democratic party. In that party there are
bigots who refuse, either openly or coverls, to
vote or advance the interests of any man of
foreign extraction. They propose tJsit down
on those men whenever Uncovered; to lead the
Irish-Amercsns ia direct opposition to them
strong point of difference between the Inde-
pendent club and this Celtic Club consists in
this, that while the former organza alton will
vote for a Republican instead of Democrat
who possesses Know-Nothing sentiments, the lat
ter will select some Democrat who is "sound
on the goose" bolt the regular caucus nominee,
and they think, elect their candidate. They
do not. propose to allow men not in sympathy
with the element that forms the sinew Of the
Democratic party to "run the machine
The organization is confined to 40 members
and, we believe, the roll is full. The following
is list of the principal officers:
Observation-Disclosures Mccarthy.
Vice President--r. j. ScanDell.
Treasurer-James Cunningham.
Secretary. c. H4verty.
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A large feet OF coasters sought larger here
The steamer City of Portland left for East.
port and ST. John at 10 80 p m. yesterday.
A correspondent 10 Cape Elizabeth inquiries
why the Cape Elizabeth Ferry Company does
not put on the large boat
The bark Charles Loring, which stuck in the
mud ia launching at Yarmouth, the other day,
has been got off and will be towed to Portl nd
today.
Marshal Bridges arrested two boys named
George Hutchinson aud Reemy Sylvester, yes
terdsy, for defacing the West Ead schoo
house.
The Cooperative Stove Foundry, located in
the building formerly occupied by the Chinese
Soap factory. is progressing successfully and
turning out "a stoves week.
Yesterday we experienced the first disagree
able snow storm of the season. The mercury
indicated $40 at sunrise, 80 at noon; wind
northwest
Hon John Lynch Of Maine has lost a suit of
$500 W hich he brought against the Baltimore
& Potomac railroad for destruction of cord
wood.
Bark VIM. W. Thomas of Portland, Boy d,
New York for Rio d. Janeiro, with a general
cargo, arrived at Vineyard Haven yesterday
with loss of jibboom, jbs aud all attached, in
the southeast gale the 28sh ul..
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U. s. District Court.

THURsDAY.-Joel II. Hills in eq. VS.. Edward AL
den ct ais Bill equity to set aside sale of real
estate by the assignee in bankruptc, of Il y. Alien
upon he ground of want of authority of regis er
in bankruptcy to order such sale, and on accoun t
of alleged faui and collusion upon the part of the
purchaser ana assignee. On trial.
Mattocks. Strout & Holmes.
The following is the list of petit Jurors:
John G Crawf,rd. Paris, foreman; B. Ham
mond PARIS; ID. K Parker, f. f. Knight, Napes;
] ii. small. j D. SAWYER, Gray; A. Biazo. l. L.,
French, Porter; ID. True, 5. Brown, Powna; 5.
4. Piper, II l. Merrill, Parsonsfed
Excused-WilIiam II mnon i, Portland.
Supernumerarie.-G E. Andrews. including; j.
D. Waterman, j. H. Schillinger, Poland.
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BATH LOCALS.
THURSDAY, Dec. 5.

THURSDAY, Dec 5.
More snow.
The sociable last night was not largely at
teuded.
Mr.. Harrison, the eating house keeper on
Front street opposite Columbian Hall, next
spring intends ersctiag a c0mmodious and
handson bulldog, 10 which he will carry on
his present business
During the storm the safety gates at the
railroad crossings on Water and Washington
streets were badly sprung.
Everybody who does such thing is swearing
at the weather
There are several cases of diphtheria 10 town.
Rooert Butdette lectures at City Hail TO-
MORROW night.
The following persons were drawn last even
ing to serve as jurors at the December term of
the s. j Court:
Grand Jurors-Jossph H. Cowau, Samuel
P Hitchcock, Edward 7. Msrston, John R.
Knowlton.
Traverse Jurors-Edwiu Reed, Wm. q.
Fogg, Thoma- FL .gap, John W. Mari, John
Lambert, john Croker. David N. Magoup,
Isaiah Ooombs.
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ct. Andrews, Society.
AT meeting of this society, held last even.
ing, the following officers were elected:

At a meeting OF this society, held last even.
ing, the following officers were elected:
President-Jobn Main.
Vice Presdent-Geo. s Hays.
Tressurer-Wm N. Taylor.
Secretsry-Thomas Burgess.
Assistant-Alfred Robertson
Physcian-Dr. VIM Walters.
Cbaplaiu-R-v. James McWhinnie.
ChautaDe CommJtee-Kenneth Mcdonald,
Andrew Taylor, Robert M. Goold.
A vote of thanks was passed to the various
transportation lines for their many acts of
kindness in csrryiog destitute countrymeu to
their deslinat at reduced rates
The folio wing preamble and resolutions were
passed:
Whereas, In view Of the loss we have sustained BY
the decease of our Brother Alexander T4y or of
still heavier loss sustained by those who were near
est and dearest to him be IL
Resolved, BY the ST.. Andrews Society of Portland
that wni,e We bow with humble subms ion to the
will of the Most -igh we do DOT the les mourn for
our bro her Who has been aiken from US
ResotUed That the heartfelt sym patby OF this body
OF ScOtclmen be extended to his family 10 their dep
aff]iction
Reso0ed, That these resolutions be spread upon
the records Of toe society Rad copy thereof be trans
mitted 10 The family of our deceaseu broI her.
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CHURCH FESTIVALS entertainment
ct Congress Square vestry will be given tc-
night.
Be sure and visit the fair at the vestry of
Plymouth church Tonight. The yestry and
dining room have been decorated aud present
an attractive appearance. There will be q
general table, fancy goods table, confection cry
an6 flower table. This wilt b. good time to
buy your Christmas presents. A supper of
roast turkey and fxlngs will be served.
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York County Court of Insolvency.

Five new cases we're called "Wednesday, viz:
Joseph G. Bachelor, Ob-d f. Stackpole aud
Samuel a. CARL of Marlborough, JOSEPH
Eon of Bddeford, and Samuel s. Perkins of
Wells. The liabilities of Mr.. Perkins are filed
At 81, $3.50 So distributed among forts-three cred
itors; some four of whom are secured by
mortgage upon Mr. Perkins house aud yacht
at Wells Beach. Mr.. A @. Haley of Kenne.
bank was appointed assignee.
In the casrs of Titconb and Thompson, some
further claims were proved and the com mittee
of creditors reported progress.
Farther action in these o4ses was deferred to
an adjourned session of the court to bs holden
the 26lh inst
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GOrhaIn,

Harmony Lodge B. q A. NJ, held their
annual meeting Wednesday vening, and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Master Henry R. Millett.
Senior w arden -Joho A Hinklsy.
JUNIOR Wardeu-Wm H. Usher.
Treasurer-Lswis Mcclellan.
Secretary-J G. Watson.
Fioance Comm ttee-R ,scoe G. Harding,
George Agry, Jr, George Chadbouru.
The installation aud supper will take place
January 3, 1879 This lodge is in good fnan-
cial condition.
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6umfOrd Falls ana Buck6eid Branch
kailrOau.

HumfOrd Falls am Buck6eid Branch
kailrOau.
The Rumford Falls aud Buckfeld Branch
Railroad have completed arrangements with
O. q. & q. E. Gilbert, of Oldtowu-who have
been running the Jericho Mills at Berlin, N.
H., for several years-to erect steam mill
near Canton Point, to be three stories in
height, 40 feet 10 width, ITO feet 10 length.
with capacity for manufacturing about 10, 900, :
600 feet long and short lumber yearly. They
bave purchased the French farm of 16O acres
aud have located their mill, aud now propose
to saw out their frame aud have the mill ready
for the logs as they come down in the spring.
They have contracted with Hammond, Hast.
ings & Natter AMI NJ. f. Ell .nson of Buc4f field,
each for several million spruce timber, and
with the railroad to convey this lumber to
Portland.
A large snow-plow was forwarded by Super
intendent Corser, Monday morning, in order to
beprepared to keep the road in good running
order all winter
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Naples,

Naples.
The southeast storm of Monday was the most
severe ever experienced in these parts. Much
damage was done to roads by washing.
1t is reported that Mr.. Mark f. Fogg, who
has beec superintendent OF the corn packs
establishment in this town for four year. VIII
be superseded by Mr.. John Fl. Barbs,Sh,who
has managed the Casco concsrosf sesefAi
years. Mr.. Fogg takes charge some oIner
Of the Portland Packing Cowspys tacsofles'
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YOU CAN BE BAPPY

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoriDg yourself and fami-
lies with expensive doctors or humbug cure
ais, that 60 harm alwsys, and use only IA
lures simple remedies for all your ailments
you VIII be Wis, well and happy, aud save
great expense. Tue greatest re medy for this
the great, wise and good will tell you, is Fl %
Bitters-beheve it. See proverbs" in sno' her
column dec2dlw
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As an epigram is the purest form Of wit, SO
is WAX FLOSS the purest form of Hair
dressing. Prepared only by Caswell & Co.,
of Boston; proprietors of Caswell & Co g
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES for Coughs,
and Csswell's "NEW" ELIXIR, for the
Blood For sale by all druggists,
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8.

May be obtained at The Periodical Depots of N. q
Fessenden, Marquis Brunei & Co.. Andrews
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. Bo0scon HAYDEN,
Warehouse, corner Exchange and Fore St: Wean.
der. Boston q Maipe d. pot, and Chisholm. Bros
on all tTains that run out of the city.
Ssco, OF l., Hu0sdon and H. B Kend,ick
Bath, of j. D Shaw
Lewiston, Of Stevens & Co,
BiidefoId, F. NJ Burnham
Brunswick, B. G Dennisop. and W. III. Marrett
Richmond. G. A. Beae
New Castle A. W. Southwarth
WoodfoIO's Corner, II. Moody
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium. 20
Union Square ~
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superior Court.


B0NNEY. j.. PRESIDING.
THURSDAY Jonn Brown. Intoxica tion. Fined
So with costs. Committed.
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HAVE you seen the Matchless Linen Collar
sold by Grin Hawkes. s. Co., opposite Preble
House. dec61aw1t
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These corsets have been sold from 75,ts
to $500, and to any lady who can wear any Of
these sizes good trade will bs offered by Fl. 1
Nelson & Co., 443 Congress street, harrington
Block. dec513s
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READ Studley's announcement. He is going
to reduce his stock if prices have anything to
do with it. dec6d4t
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FIFTY FIVE Pairs of White and Colored Cor
sets, 10 close, of the following sizes:
Nos--1S 10 % "a % 26 % 90 30
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BE sure and visit Messrs. Oser, Moore g.
Bailey five cent counter. Ready Friday mour-
ing. dec5 ct
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Assembly-Lancaste Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Slippery Elm LozeDges.
Have YOU seen-UTin Hawkes. & Co.
Safes at the Paris Exhibition.
Read Studley's Announcement.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Free-Hand- Cyrus f. Curtis.
Mark DowD-W. r. Studley.
Christmas Goods-C. Day, DR., &C..
AUCTION COLUMN
Bronzes and Clocks-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
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The letter was ordered placed on file. 1t is
understood that President Haskell will repre-
sent the Portland Board of Trade on this occa-
sion.
This constituted all the business transacted.
After the meeting there was considerable in-
terchange Of views in regard to the condition of
the trade of Portland, some of which may
prCb,bly take shape and be preseated at flu.
ture meeting. %
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SheriG's Sale.
STOCK OF MILLINERY

BY AUCTION.
IN SATURDAY Dec. 7ih at p p. ~. we shall
" sell at store OF Mrs Bean, |! Is Cong ess Street,
stock OF fine Millinery, consisting of Feathers,
Flowers. Ribbons, Vevets. Plu>hes, Hats, kuches,
Tripmings Sc. &c. The above are all new and
choice goods. SOLD in lots to suit.
X. q. BAILEY a. 90, Auettoaeers
NOES d9t