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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-09-20

.
UNEAsY lies the foot that wear
corn.
A HAIR on the head Il worth
than . dozen in the hash.
The ordinary life Of . looomodI
50 years. The locomotive never
ries.
FuLxHEss under the eye denotsd
guage. BARRIERS are the most an
IN this respect.
Ivmen's morals were han ~ q
their shirt collars, what would
world de for sensational
.SPLurERs asserts that his stnl
IS 90 long that you have 10 walk oy|
rods to get to the top Of Il. II the
Of this isn't Clear, perhaps It is b
the rods need polishing.
LAwrxR DEnBIrS Of st. Louis :
variably polite. Along and terriG
Of thunder stopped him IN IN addr(
q jury, and ON resl,ming he said =
tlemen. pray excuse the interrupt
Two Meriden men are IN tzoubl1
the ownership Of 4 ladder, and III
ing steps for : lawsuit. The Da1
Nears says the result Of this win n
one lawyer win ct the sides ~
other lawyer win get Tie rounds.
ing the holes TO the litigants.
I" In pursuing my theme, I shouI
70 cover more ground, but
shoes big enough for your fest, and
do Ms was the ilmpndonf suex
from the crowd, and tie orator "a
ed his remarks until &. more d
audience could be present,
THE relationship d man and 4
an in rainy weakher, according
Albany J0Ns5saI, q eaSily diSco1
II they are lovers, Tie woman Wi1l
al the umbrella, and Tie man
care 4 fig how wet be gsts. HIT 4
ara married, Il i inst the oppodte.
Mkzn-nowne rnnkzaxs. -
H1 timfd1y earoooo1 NJ cha
And aeEoQ h1a e1e1or 0znco.
~, DOS ny mlNoo9Ae beo1n
ssIS "a s dsasn!5y a ny t 80 2, ,.,.,.ss..|
q punched g fha{ 4 s6owS,
Bat When you qnfG ths hairS 1mse,
Like soldiers 'neafb y9a noss:
II WAS once very shy, = aid 81
Smith, 'but h - ~ long 81
made two very III Discoveries;
that Al mankind we're MOI wholly
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-09-20

The Boston Herald publishes highly
interesting story, Of which the following
is the substance: In 1859 there disappear
ed from the City u London = boy 81 four
years, named Harry Gilbert Stratton.
Since that time until yesterday, the
whereabouts Of himself and his only sis
ter has been unknown, although for the
last nine years persistent search has
been made for the children, both ii
Europe and America, the British Con-
sul-G General 1t New York having been
deeply interested il the case. II should
be stated that the children fell heirs,
nine years ago, by the death Of their
parents, to considerable property in
London. Harry was found in the
tramps' lodging house IN this city yes
terday, and told reporter his story,
which is that be was kidnapped BY one
D'Atalie, = noted circus performer, who
died . short time since. He wns brought
by D'Atalie to this couatzy, and, a.
though but five years old, subjected 70
q fiendish system Of training for
the profession d contortjonist. The
inhuman trainer began By bending his
tender back over his (the tr1fner's)
knees to make Il supple, and interrupt
ed bis experiments only 70 dog the poor
child for not yielding readily enough.
Among other courses to which poor Har-
~ was subjected was being hoisted high
in the air by his teeth, and whir1ed
around 81 the end of i strap He natu-
rally became pro6c5ont, and Travelled
several Seasons With Bo1num and other|
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-09-20

~ HAAcu out u your fortunes, my QeaTS. ~
SONY papa enjoys them so much, .
yentured Rose, the youngest girl. Out
OF the large family, she was the only
one who had the least sympathy with
her fathers pursuits. 1t was the SYM
pathy OF affection unappreciative, but
comforting.
There's pa now,'' said Maud, as the
door clicked below.
Slowly Mr.. Bevel climbed the stairs.
like one who bears a burden. A literal
burden it turned out to be; for presently
he entered, carrying in both arms a huge
grotesque wooden sigu-board. A flush
of pleasure tinged his thin face.
See, Mary" he exclaimed-sss see.
my dears-what a windfall / have Just
discovered. This is the identical sign of
La Belle Savage, which was one Of the
most famous eoffee-houses century or
more ago. | dare say you find mention
Of it in the Spectator If you'd look, or
the HANDLER. See what a quaint thing
it is. The head was black and red once
but it's faded brown now. And do YOU
notice this little extinguisher below?
That was for the link-boys to put out
their torches with. London was a queer
old ,,1ooo IN <3<.sn A.. r -
when wac 90 rsosSe y1, ,.;.,, uon ss; NOV
and ha ,,,ht,ad ~ LonS |" '''' any 'nius
ssGooJ sr,en;a ,a,s ',;' '.;.sss ~.
Will Mani rs,tI, .sa4s Iou -. Mt pescii
earth arc vo,, oa;c,~ - a. .,;.h !. MAJ On a.,
On ,,,;tt W VIII -, P1s
dear :, "''n - = cul'os''y' my
M0b, Ana u,tot a;a !. 49,. o.,
nThat,s ths hast ' MN n~ :. - sGs', Pss
the hannv collector pos srs;, ,s, S sh h;a
S -. aaPPy Iol'eo.or, again rupping ms
nonrds t;ftaag v =, - 'o' " song -ohis TWO
ssT,v, ,so,.ras sx.o,,,
afsrd !. IN ,isa n cea1ieu
,,arv th;.cs - "' ''o" We al i'0cu ~
1.-Two hounds f;ftaen,,, ch;,,oa -
Mat;ida a,mnst ars;'.n. a nn N
lovely hlne vases oniy sa ,,S anu si,osS
Won wonidnT ever Icnt .e a. thu u pa any
aRv George, ;t,s o,,;te - ~ s'I 1'a5 r..
tarad R,v.r M s. ~ .: Dn,a, m',.
onlv have hs.n 81; sv.u !. o .,s., " e..
Revel renaatess n : st;I1 f.;''.n ,a. . ..s
. Good eracious,', as If her cmn 81 wos
were indeed full.
Detected and discounted. her bus-
band skunk AWAY. his br;af- lived Glow ~ |
satisfaction MERGED in sudden denres-
sion and penitence. No one bnt little |
Rose followed. She found him 81 the
farther drawing-room. prupping his mr.
chase up ON a little Chippendale card
table. with all the licbt Done ont a his
face. He did not seem to care abo1t the
any longer.
ssIt's very curious thing. ism II.
papa?r she said. slipping her hand into /
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Fire i'm Waterville.

w.rpnnrr ,,a-ah q M 60, o,,,,o, o,a
one,a,ed bv Rohar,s q, Mors.o,, 81 W,torriIIe f,r
manufacturing wooden sbants was Totally do.
sr,ved bv fire this mornino Loss estimated at az
mn. insured for 40 00L Causa unknown
Meiae Dairymeu,s Assoc,ariou.
,r ~. nj, 60. -,
,,ast;no o,osad to.d.v The tollow;Dg officers wore
a,oetad.
No,so,, w;n.,ron prosdan+
HnwaId Mnfnhy. Belfast. N. Dane. Jr.. Kenne-
bunk; N &. Pike, Winthrop, Vice Presidents
Or. D. ". Norm, augusta, secretary anu Treas
-, - . .. M.
ono 'ius'.e wac eOo'0u - 90 ~, 49,
60 49,; $50,
wiz 'no 'Sn " 'sT
Iapeis' ,ono" w., a. ~ - d., an
.o..o. - .s;d in obsese ;, foIloued NV on essan
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
WASHINGTON.
The President Interviewed

WASHINGTON, March 1t having been mention.
ed by visitor to President Hayes that much sur
prise and dissatisfaction had been expressed at his
calling an extra session after the adjourn
ment, the President replie1 that his proclamation
for that purpose was issued the information that
the earliest practicable moment would be &C
cep'ab to a majority Of the members elect, al
though 1t was natural that some Of those reelected
and being at remote distances from the Capital
might complain, as they would not have time mean
while to visit their families and return.
The President was not disposed to converse on the
declared object of the Democrats to insist on the
enactment Of certain measures as a condition for
granting supplies. He had not yet seen their pro-
gramme, and therefore could not pass an opinion
upon it, aud he could not believe in the absence of
such information that any revolutionary movements
were contemplated.
He said in reply to questions concerning the
German mission, that the appointment would be
promptly announced when made, but this he
deferred until the extra session, as the appointee
would not care to enter upon his duties until con-
frmed, and he would now have but short time
to watt
Although there is no semi-oficial basis for the
announcement, there is reason to believe that the
Presidents message to Congress will be brief, and
confined to subjects for which Congress is convened
and that be WILL at the instance of the Secretary of
the Treasury, ask that measures be adopted for an
increase of revenue they having been decreased
to the extent of 100000 by the passage of the
tobacco bill.
The Secretary Of the Treasury said to-day that but
for this bill he would have $2s,o0OOOO surplus with
which to pay arrears OF pensions.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Disa.,rous Floods i'm C.,;cor,;.

BAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Tbere have been
neavy rains in the interior duriog the last 4S hours,
and the Yuba and Feather rivers are high. The out
levees at MaysvllIe broke this morning and the sub.
urbs are under water. The inside levees protected
the city and prevented much damage to properly In
Russian River valley Fix inches OF rain fell and the
river Is over its banks, the valley flooded and bridges
carried away. The Northern Pacific Railway is
ashed ont so that cannot be used for several DAYS.
reservoir at Los Angeles. containing 100 1000, 900
gaops Of water, broke this morning. but is so far
from the city that damage is confined to flooding
streets and cellar.
despatch from Napa says Abe creek overfowed
to-day and the water in Spanish town and China
town suburbs is Fix feet deep. 1t came suddenly and
there were many narrow escapes from drowning.
Several lives have been lost.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

A special train from Halifax, N. s., colided
with the Quebec express near Athol, yesterday.
Both engines and cars were badly wrecked,
one engineer killed and the conductor of the
express fatally injured.
Father Beasou, the Indian missionary, writes
abe President, urging prompt measures to sup
press the present lawless aggressions upon the
Indian reservations. If this is not done at once
he predicts another Indian war as certain.
The Bey of Tunis has ordered the vigorous
enforcement of quarantine regulations against
vessels from the plague infected districts.
Roberts & Marston's shank factory at Wat
erville was burned yesterday.
News of the death of Shere Ali has been re-
ceived in London.
Hanlop, the oarsman, Is in active training
for the coming race with Hawdon.
Heavy rains have prevailed in California
during the past two days, and much damage
has been done.
A heavy fire was raging last light at in the
business portion of Fort Fairfield, Me.
The Republicans of Michigan have nominated
Judge Campbell of Detroit for Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court; e. o. Grosvenor
and James Shearer for Regents.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Business Portion of Fort Fair
field, Me-, Destroyed.
FIRE STILL RAGING.
Loss over $4,000.

FORT FAIRFIELD, March Ga terrible fire began
here tonight at SIS, in John B. Trafton's new
block. His loss was $4,000, partially insured; Jo-
seph Dufton. druggist, in one store lost $4,000, no
insurance; l. W. Goodhue, in another store. clock
pairs, lost $780, no insurance; John Anderson, shoe
maker, lost 500, no insurance.; H Q. Collins, har-
ness maker, lost about $500 Holland g. Co.'S stock
was partially saved loss $780, partially insured; F.
H. Case, jeweller. lost about $780, no insurance; L.
X. Carey, hardware, had stock of from $4,000 to
$4,000 partially lost; W. A. Dressers stock partially
destroyed, insured for 500; c. B. Ward coDfecton-
err stock partially destroyed, no insurance; n Fes-
sender, household goods and law library badly dam
aged partially insured; A. G.. Carey, general store,
had stock Of $1,000, no insurance; loss to building
$500. Julius Peterson, household goods, badly
damaged, no insurance; j. G. Pierce, meat market
total loss; F. W. Burns, household goods, badly
damaged; E. Merritt g. Sons heavy loss IN potatoes,
partially insured There are five buildings destroyed
up to this hour 90 o'cock) and the fire still raging
with heavy northwest wind.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
mINOx TELEGRAMs.

The vault in the county building at Newcastle, N
B.. was broken into Tuesday night, but the burglars
secured only an Insignificant sum OF money.
W. j. StoWel of Baltimore postal clerk on the
New York and Washington route, has been arr este,
charged with opening mail matter. He confessed
and is held for the grand jury.
The Lynn mystery is still unfathomable. The girl
who was supposed to have been murdered has been
he ,rl from at California with her parents.
The report of the Reno court of inquiry has been
approved by the President 1t fully exonerates Reno
from all charges or suspicion.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
EUROPE.
Foreign NOtec.

The Porte has sent circulars to the powers declar-
ing that the delay in the negotiations reate to the
Greek frontier is attributable to the unaccommouat-
ing attitude of Greece.
Gen Skobeef has informed the Turkish authori-
ties that Adrlanople and Thrace will be evacuated
in a fortnight. The Russian headquarters will be
removed to Slyvna.
II is announced that Bismarck recently sent his
reply TO the representatives of the Vatican. The
tone thereof is concatory, but by no means ustifes
the expectation of speedy and favorable issue.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
For New England


LANSING, March 6.-The Republican state con =.
ventioD called to nominate candidates for associate
judge OF the Supreme Court and two Regents of the
State University, assembled today. Judge Camp
bell Of Detroit was renomnated for associate Judge,
and O. Grosven0r and James Shearer were nom
mated for regents.
Resolutions were adopted congratnlating the coun-
try upon its sound financial condition and The signs
Of returning business prosperity; also inviting the
cooperation of all men Of whatever former party
afliation in the coming election.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
lpRom QUE ooaaEspdNpENr.l


LUBEG. March AR. sch Abby Weld, Gardiner
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Chicago Cattle Marie

CHICAGO. March 6-Hogs-recepts $4,000 head |;
shipments 5000 head; the market is a iOc lower;
packing go a 3 80.
Cattie-receipts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head;
more active but unchanged shipping grades at 20
q 10; butchers Steers at 2 80 "a APO.
: Sbeep-receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head
market slow and tending DOWN. ard at 50 a 525.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
GRAIN,
WhnIacnIn

At New York, Flour closed rather more steady on
low grades; Wheat q better for Winter; Spring a
shade hrmer and quiet; Corn q better and rather
more doing for export; Oats in moderate request
and steafy; Pork and Lard lower. at Chicago,
Hogs dull and q 10 lower; Flour is strong and
higher;W and Corn closed dull and shade lower:
Oats inactive and lower; Pork dull and lower Lard
dull and lower. At st Louis. Flour is strong and
higher; Wheat higher; Corn is steady; Oats quiet
Pork inactive and lower; Lard dull and nominal.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
NEW YORK.

Tribute of Respect 10 b ayard Taylor.
NEW YORK, March 6.-The German singing clubs
of this city have completed arrangements for singing
drge over the remains of Bayard Taylor while they
lie in state in City Hall. They will march in body
to the hall wearing appropriate mourning badges,
and have appointed guard of honor to march with
the remains.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Fatal Railway Accident.

HALIFAX, N. S., Feb Ga special train Of Eng
ish goods from this city collided with the Quebec
express abont fonr miles south of Athol, N. s., thi
morning The engines of both trains and cars wert
badly wrecked. The driver, Mcleod. was killed
Conductor Cameron was fatally injured. Severa
others were badly burt. A train from Amherst witt
four doctors has left Ahol for the scene of the acct
daat
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
lust RECEIVED

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF the VIII of
ANNA PLUMMER, late of Gorbam,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
hibit she same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOSEPH NJ: PLU MINER of Portland, Executor.
Gorham, Feb, 18th, 1879. dtaw3wS
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Hanlon, the Oar.man i'm Practice

TORONTO, March GA special cable despatch
from London on the 9th to the Globe says Haulon
commenced regular training today for the match
with HawdoD and will proceed to Newcastle in 9
fortnight. Hanlon's boat arrived Saturday in good
condition.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
AFGHANISTAN.
The Death of shere Ali.

LONDON, March GA 1ashkend dispatch says that
the news of the Ameer's death has been received
At the announcement bloody conflict broke out
among the followers of the various pretenoers to the
throne. The partisans of Yakoob Khab were victori
GUS. 1t is aed that Yakoob and two other pretend
ers had taken refuge at Hereat.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
SPAIN.
The New Cabinet.

MADRID, March General Martinez Campos and
Senior Caro- Ias del Castillo to-day, each individually
advised the King to entrust the formation of the
bnet to tie other. 1t is generally believed that
the new lbnet will include both. Its reported
that General Blanc will become Governor of Cuba
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Receipt. of Main. Ceu,ra, R.R
FOrei9sl ExuOrts.

PORTLAND. March 5.
For Portland, SO cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 60 cars miscellaneous merchant
disc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
New York Stock and Money ,r,rLe,

in active demand q per cent. closing at Der
cent Sterling Exchange firm at 1851 for long and
4S9} for short sight. Governments steady. State
bonds dull except Louisiana consos of which 10O 600
at $40 "a 52a. Railway mortgages irregular.
Transactions at the Stock exchange aggregated
175, 900 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

MATANZAS. Brig Cas- alelle -5O93 shocks and
heads, so kits mackerel, 1874 box shocks.
LIVERPOOL, ENG Steamship State of Alabama
1Os,54O d" butter $50 do beef, 1 package poultry. II
do leather, 1910 bbs our 1923 sacks dour, M cases
boots and snoes, $40 bags and 800 hush seed sack
bbls potash Is bales rags 43l ITO lbs cheese
800 bbs apples, $4,000 lbs oatmeal 14S
chandise.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
DIED,

In this city, March G. Harry Sinclair, only child of
Hiram E. and Flora A. Thorndike, aged 2 years IL
months.
Funeral service on Saturday afternoon at o'clk,
No. 80 st Lawrence street. Burial at convenience
Of the family.
In this city. Augustus Phinney born Dec. %, 1912,
died March 6, 1879.
In Brooklyn N. Y. Feb. %, Henry Poor.
In Mechanics Valley near Ekton, Md. Feb. %,
Mr.. Jose"h P. Bradbury. aged u years MONTHS
formerly merchant of Portland.
In Litchfield, Feb 26 Mrs. Harrison Potter, of
Gardiner, aged = years.
IL Richmond, Fec a. Geo. Hayford, aged Sc years
months.
IN RockIand, Feb. "a, Mr.. Benjamin Studisy, aged
SO years.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
March Z, A. M.
For New England
partly cloudy weather in the southern portions and
light snow, followed by clearing weather in the
northern portion, slight rise in temperature, wnds
shifting to southwest and invest and slight fal
followed by slightly rising barometer.
Cautionary Signals continue from Smithville to
Cape Henry.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
MARRIED..

In Arson. Feb %. Morris M. Moore of Taunton
and Miss Adelia M. Veasey of Madison
In Fairfield, Feb. 10. Edw. P. Kendrick, Esq. and
Carrie T.. Kelley.
In Augusta March 1, Robert E. Pratt and Miss
Della Mosher.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

European Markets.
LONDON, March 6-12.3O P. M.-Consos at 90 7-16
for money and 963 for account.
LONDON, March 6-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, Cts, at 1885, SIS 1868
new 45s al 07a; 4's, 1923; l04Gs at o.; New Jer
sey Central 3S
LIVERPOOL March 6-12-30 P. M.-Cotton mark
ct dull; Upands at 516d; Orleans at 7-l6d; sales
1000 bales including 1000 speculation and export.
Receipts II 800 bales, all American.
Futures partially 1872 cheaper; March and April
at y-3z; May 5 5-l6
Flour at 8 6 q 10; Winter Wheat at s q 9 8; do
spring at a 2; California averages at 10 q 3;
club go COS jorn al At Peas 5. Provisions, &c.
-Porb at 40; Beef II; Bacon at 26 @ 81 Lard
at SO 3. Cheese at As. TaD0w at SO. At London SO.
PARIS. March 5.-Rentes lis 20.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
FINANCIAL AND com MERCIAL
Portlaud Wbo,e..,e vU,r,,.,

THURSDAY, March g.. The market for Flour is
quite active and firm with an advancing tendency
Oats show an advance Of one cent on car lots and
three cents on bags with good demand In Corn
the market is bare and is sold fast it is received
from the west at full prices. The Western markets
show slight advance. Pork and Lard are stead,
without important change. Sugars are very low and
declined se; graduated is quoted at SIC and Ex
ira at SIC. Eggs are lower and retail at about zoe
with good supply on hand Fish steady and up.
changed with frmer feeling in scaled Herring
Oranges are steady with good demand. Oil steady
-Ligonia l9Ac, Kerosene tic, Petroleum 12c.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Clearing House Transactions.

wearing H0uHe TransAcfiOns.
PORTLAND, March 6.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Uross Exchanges. .".s.'.. ....s.......S 77,318 26
Net haiances''''''''" 24.369 "a
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

Ar at New York 9th inst, ship Ellen Austin, from
Ar at Cardiff 9Th, brig Cascatee, Sparks, from
Queenstown.
Ar al Cadiz 9Th inst, barque Kennard Downing,
New York.
ar al Havre 9Th inst barque Minnie M Watts,
Watts New Orleans.
Ar al Liverpool 4th inst, ship Wandering Jew. I'm
San Francisco.
SID 5th, ship Win McGilvery, for United States.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

Iod1es oi tHe DIUBerS bUaru, March CT.
First Call.
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. -. - "a e6
Boston q Maine Railroad. .111a G5 ~
Eastern hallrOau .................., 104 a 100
Eastern Railroad (new bonds) 31s. 81 a 6si
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
Boston stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush corn meal to q
w True IL Co. ~ -
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. March G, A. d. 1879
This is to give notice that. on the first day
Of March, A D., 1879, Warrant in Insolvency
was issued by Nathan Cleayes Judge of the Court Of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland against
the estate OF Charles E. Lewis OF Westbrook in said
county, adjudged to be an lnsolvent Debtor on his
own petition filed on the twenty-eighth day of Feb
ruary A. ID. 1879, to which date interest claims is
to be computed; That the payment of any debts and
the delivery and transfer OF any property belonging
and transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; That meeting of the Creditors of said Debtor
to prove their debts and choose or assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court of insolvency to
be holden at the Probate Court room In Portland in
said county, on Monday, the seventeenth day of
March, A. ID. 1879, at ten O'clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
4. r. BROWN,
Deputy Sheriff, Messenger of the Court of Insol.
vency for said County OF Cumberland.
mh6 d1aW2WTh
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
MARINE NEWS.
A Maine Vessel Injured.

LONDON, March 6.-The American bark Mary E.
Russell, S. Nichols, Of Searsport, captain, last re.
ported at Buenos Ayres from Liverpool, has been
to"ed back to the former port seriously damaged by
a collision.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

Feb 10, off Plymouth, ship Rhine, Stetson, from
London for New York
March off Barnegat brig Giles Loring, Kenney
from Matzanas for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07

Baltimore March 1.-The captain of brig George
Burnham has been cited to show that the two mates
in his vessel on the last voyage not aliens If
they unnaturalized citizens he is liable to an
additional tonnage tax.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-07
st. John Schooner Ashore.

ST. JOHN, March 6.-The schooner Frances of this
port before reported ashore Jonesport, has been
got of and will be towed here and part of her cargo
reshipped.