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New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
AN IRON FOUNDRY NUISANCE.

Mrs Maria Stahlin, of East Seventy-sixth-
ST. between First and second-ayes, brought action
against Edward McGunness Co., TO have them re-
strained from running engine and boiler their iron
foundry adjoining building, on the ground that
nuisance created. On the death Of the plaintiff,
her executor, A F. Fuller continued the action and il
decided in February 1875. Judge Van Worst found
that the vibration caused by the engines with the SCOT
and the cOal-dust created nuisance. The
gued on appeal before the General Term, Supreme
Court yesterday, and decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-First Lieutenant
John A. Lundeen 4th Artillery is relieved from duty al
the University OF Minnesota and ordered 10 his battery
Second Lieutenant Palmer Tilton Goth Infantry on q
surgeons certificate Of disability, has been granted SIX
months leave OF absence with permission TO go beyond
sea First Lieutenant D. J. Gibbon OH Cavalry, on a
surgeons certificate of disability, has been granted eaye
absence for year The leave OF absence
granted Captain E. j. EpauIdng, 21 Cavalry, has been
extended eleven months. TIE resignation OF Second
Lieutenant John L. Cox, goth Infantry, has Deeh ae-
ceDted bY the President.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
There was an ingenious amou'

There was an ingenious amount Of devotion
implied in the remark OF love sick millionaire when
the object of his affections became ecstatc over the
beauty Of he evening star Oh. do not do not praise
tlike that!" he cried; g cannot get 1t for you"
A member of the rhetorical class in q certain
college had ius finished his defamation when the pro-
feszoT said - Mr.. - do you suppose general would
address his soldiers the manner in which you spoke
that piece" "Yes sr do" was the reply, If he was
half scared 10 death"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
EITHER A FIIGHr OR A MURDER.

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The Erening Ne,rs
says that John Stanger, jr business manager OF the
Southern Glass Works, has disappeared with several
thousand dollars belonging the company. 1t is learned
that he had been collecting bills at pretty heavy dis
count The company stopped work when II learned that
staugAr WAS gone, but will resume Lext Monday. His
family fear foul play.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
A GRAND coNvENTIoN OF THE IRON TRADE

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-D. j. MoTeI,
president of the American Iron and Steel Association
requests that all manufacturers Of iron and Steel and
all iron ore producers in the United States, meet In
convention Mt Pttsburg on May 6. 10 consider the
present condition OF the iron and steel lndusles, le
WANTS and the dangers which threaten them
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
4 FORMIDABLE INDICTMENT.

WmKEsBARRE, Penn, arch26.-Th Grand
Jury to-day found bill against Thomas d.
Conyngham for forgery The forged papers amount 10
over half a million dollars The indictment contains
one hundred and sixty-eight counts.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
ADVANTAGEOUS DESTROYED.

ORANGE, Mass, March 26.-The Orange
Manufacturing Compauy's cabinet works were burned
thus morning Loss from $50 600 to $4,000. Seventy
five men are thrown out Ot employment
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FE3i
NV WORK CRY


l6th-st No $50 East l9x92 Catharns Zimmerman
10 Henry Gregory.
EIdrlGge'st e 225 MS OF Grand-st, 25xS76 John
Randall and wife 10 Marks CrOuse........ .........
CannOUst, No 60, 25IlOOi Franziska Kenmet and
husband 10 John Baler ana Bernard ROsenstOck
OpdyEe-ave $ 100 II " Of 3dst. 5OX 90 George L
Daniels and wife TO Emma Burton ..........--....
S4th-st s, 100 II e OF 4th-ave, 7J1lOOS George
MOrnipg-Ide-aye, II cor llOthst, A5.llxlOO; also
sSthave, 50.5l2 fl II OF lllth-st 5O5 O52xlOO
also lllth-st, l2O Il c OF Mo-ningside-aVe 10
1I0th-st. 2jIl9l.lO and also n ! ltOta-sL 100
II W Of sth.ave. 25x90.ll: John Screven and
others trustees, etc. ana Catharlne II Turnbuu
TO the New Ork Loan and improvement Company
MoTuingsideave, se cor lllth ST, l2OxlOOl lN2C1
90. lOOxju.5l2: also other property Mary II
and Improvement Company .----..-.--. ..-------.-
Sthave, cor ll0tG-st 5O.59xlOO also other
property John Screyen aud wife 20 the New
York Loan aGd Improvement Company. ......-.-.
Sthave, cor Of lllth-st, 5O.ji2NlGJ; also other
property l. Waterbury and others, trustees, etc
and Thomas T. Screycn, Jr, 10 the ew-lork Loan
aud improvement Company --...--s.. -..:.;--.-
Grandst, Il s. IS IL e. VI FOrsyth-SL ZJX61G william
Noe and wife 10 Freeman Woodbury. and
Essex st. s. Ji # n Of Dclancey ST, l9.22I5O1 To
Prince-st II = 20 n c OF South 5th-aye. 2OI1l-3
McCahorty referee. TO Anna HOwland, execUtriI,
2dave. No j72. 25.6G72; Andrew Hines and Others
trustees. etc TO Robert II Martin ....-.-.........
92d-sI, l54 II " Of Lexington ave, 2lIlOO5 Hen
rietta MinIosheImer ana husband q ] II Eleisch
lOth-ave cor S-d-st. lOUXlOL.2 CathaTiue a cam
mann TO Herman CanImann. .....-.... .....-.....-.
9thst, s. l3S n W Of AveA. Z5x94 Charles II Reed
and wife 20 Phillp Gruasy
64th-st n =. 800 fl 6 Of lth-aye, 25IlGO.5 Alvin
Johnson and wife 10 EdHsrI Oppenhelmer..
llOth-st, -, $50 II Of 2d-sve. .J17s.ZnrreRular
7igtst, 5 14l.S n W Of 3fave. iG.S1lOOj John g
Quick to Cynthia Wocctt and others.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Auttiou Sales of Real gstnte.

- We. 5-t brick stable at auction forecios are
April J. RICHARD V. HARSETT, auctioneer III Broad
way. basement.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
WHITE STAR LINE. -

w limited STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EESSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICEThe steamers Of this Line iaEe the lane Route
recommended by Lieut. M2ury, L. N on Doth the Oot"u
aud hOmey ard VOYAGES. , -, D., q oo.. -,
BALTIC lhulsuaE ApIl o. @'SV y a..
ERITANNIC Oapt Perrv ufday. Apfi ~ - a IA
REPU BIlU Can't Irving THURSDAY April . 20 ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. lOI IL
uniform size ana unsurpasse Az
pOiutments 5tater0lmA smoking; ano BAtn
looms lacei amldshps where the noise and motion are
ana p.,..-,
tickets favorable terms
These steamers neither cattle, sheep norpigs
For iuspecf0n OF ans and other Information apply az tns
Conpauys Orlees Va 81 Broadway NeWYork or 40 wal
hUt ~ shiadeInh a r. ] CORrlS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Brooklpn propertp 90 Get.

ITO LET in BROOKLYN-A three-stOry and
basement stone hOuse, No 1875 Parkpac Brock
lyn bet ween Carlton NandeTbiltaves; good Orer
inst kalsOmiDed hrstcass neighboThood tent
ssiOu given Immediately. Appy 10 " LBEhL
BROTHERS, li99 Broadway, New-Nork
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
RECORDED Lease

AstOr John trustees. Of 20 Jacob Engel. Ave
A. 5l.9 Of l6th-st. 25.9I94, 70 years, at annual
Of
COnger Abraham and another 10 Henry schren-
keseT. Madison 81, lot No lU46 10 wears, st 40
OF
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
gorporatlon Nciltes.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY OF
II NEW YORK March IA lS79-Attenon IL hereby called
"a lie pubc notice In City Record for the disposal OF
street G 20 farmers others who may desire the same
N''AOu'' Wv - 5. c. HAwLEY. Chief Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Gitp propertp Go fet.

Gitp propertn 20 Let.
4 WELL FURNISHED fOur-stOry brown
n stone 9TH and Madison TO let to private fam
y of Adults monthly ami bOsd aud washing OF SIN
gle gentleman. Address J. o. 9, go West l3thst
CORNER JOHN and WILLIAM-StOre con
tinuous plate glass rch black walnut small elegant
Offices second floor fourth floor for light manufacturing
FLOCK. 800 Broadway.
7 TFXTNGTON-AVE. near 61st-st.-TO Let
Very desirable story brown stone. Apply to RU-
LAND q WHIlING, Beekmanst
VIO LET-FOUR-STORY BROWN STONE
i RESIDENCE. northeast corner Of litlst and 2daye
The and convenient 70 the business centre
in the city. Apply 10 r. G. GREGG, As West lithst OF
BoWery.
ITO LET or FOR SALE-Two-stOry and
basement brck house rent $50 price $500 No 644
East ST. Apply 10 Z. RILPATRICk owner 342 Last
7sth-st
VNO LET-Offices, lofts, stores and Easements
Il I'm Beekman Ann. Fulton. John Pearl Gold Cllh' VII
liam aud Nassausts. RU ULAN ID Il WHITING. Beekmanst
ITO LET-Four-stOry brOwn-stone Houses
eight on Slst-sl. between 9th and Msdisonaves. and
Mad these houses being
a investment, every respect nrs
class and modern improyernvuts;
premises: permits required. Apply 10 H. O. PEDDEB
Arnold, Constable & Co.'S, 5thave and lJth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
filusieal Instruments.

rI,AKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
80 isTs advertised largely Besy's offer tor this
mop beautiful piano. 1pnght paTlor organ, style losS
"a t'ns suee gves seis reeds weight boxed $50
tunds mon0pOsts price about $40 my lfee only $50
great MAS tie demand work f az The factory VII ~
-, ,o an orers his unparalleled OGer Is extended unta
frther notice 10 secure however order nov New PAnos
md organs, $50 to s4fO pay
only after testing instruments at your own home S'
cular free Address Daniel f. Beatty "ashinKloh ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
fettures ano Meetln9s.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
" LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE
In the Great Hall al o'clock.
SATURDAY MARCH -. the lecture VII be delvered y
Professor { IA RLES o. THOMPSON. Of Worcester, Mass
subject: WHAT BOYS OUGHT TO LEARN" Tickets
an he ad gratis the office Of the Cooper InOn anu az
ID van Nostrand's book store 23 MuIray.st .
49, ~ ABRAM :. HEWITT secretary
AIDES and gentlemen who are interested
vexed question 0i dOnestc sefNee are iHfA'o" W
meet Il 700 West 34th ST. FrldaF D. m-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
6slp manteo

XNANTED-25 men from 80 to 45 years of
w are 10 learn hoN sell OBJECT TEACHING
and after months experience 70 hire and teach
others vii pay when competent TO Lire ami tram
Others 81 10 1900 give age experience, and
xaul tais W. J. HoLLt sd SIrngneld Msss
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Giip Rcal gsiate for Sale.
Countrp Real estate tor Sale.


A CHEAP HOME.-For sale, q good, we'll
~ frame house and lot The lot Is 2oitV9 Iees , az
HSis e sods 'sT s a building Suitable for shop
ofafurniturc maker The house u og Ta nroD
eTy bought for $1,000 part OF the PareaaseT Tpu1s
can remain on mortgage Address H. A. L. D'A ~
At CPOTON LANDING-F0R SALE
n FARM 26 suitable for gentleman e9unI az
s19 Ss RcaS S 5DgG& H & north Of the station command,
eItensiye views OF the Hudson iysr Rs r 2 and aunder
sT Sun good p barn nc ice 1Ss nSuss
Ep%Ag6 fR5 S!af! S&;DaiHfIE' c2RRKE Tribune ONCE
COR SALE-First-class Farm in Dutchsess hes
County GdsS 90 & ETer large Gssf SE
Pss. PSs on FU bY sSS bR65%ySEE % 100 8aRs SY
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE, with LOAN
the fnest building sites on me hudson, ~ lew
well shaded and 5 spenf MAKE Loan
Address b. Is irving place.
nor SALE-At Montclair, n. j., a two-story
suntry ngG To aeFGs Of 'Gaf and Wen @ rsn
planted with eyetgreens irg ana GsSuTeS eSy ns GEO
cIEARMAN, SO 30 wall-st.
NOR SALE-At MONTCLAIR, \. j., forty
from aSG9s caas 4nd hs ssfSS %Ood
hnish every conyenenee water gas &C. sIr1ondSss
Three lawn shruhtTv fruit ana NtgetlDe EaIu'n
dre: 45. Box G4Si &C. y aouPls.i3 P2 nles ''Y as
NOR SALE. at Stamford, Gonna fine cOun-
try place Of 15 acres commanding me view o. LGPs Pig
house is nearly new beside largo milk pantry
sto room ara heated with furnace hot ana co1
water large ue carriage house AID stable for horses and
cows all good house for gardener ana cOacha
Apply to SANDS SEELEY, stamford, Conn
nor SALE or TO LET, furnished or unfur-
uished. Passac " j. convenient TO depot fory-iye
minutes from New-YOTk. handsome REHIDENoE contain
ing twelve rooms besides bathroom kitchen laundry and ser
yut. apartmeuts gas and throughout small conse
vatory stable aud coach house grounis one acre. ha
gOmrly laid We stocked with fruit trees rent II
nisbed $500 per annum Apply TO T. r. GOODLATH IS and
100 Frankln-st, city, or Passdlc, n j.
ORANGE, y. j., property for sale and rent
~ Furnished and unf1rnshed residences a. az me orange
TON 30 Pinest, y. Y. CThis nelghbOrbOOd speciality
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

NEU , AK LIN E-IU AN " LIlI'
Carving the Belgian and United states Mails. Sa3S
every u days from Philadelphia and New YORK.
NEDERLAND sails SATURDAf. April D. a. n
O other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Acen:s,
qO7 Wa nut-st Philadelphia 80 Broadway, New.YOrk.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery.place. New.ferx.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETW ZEN NEW.EORK AND HANRE
Pier Company new No AZ North River foot Morton.
LABRADOR, SaDglier. "Wednesday April ;V D IN
AMFRIOUR DeIOrd...... "Wednesday. April l6. 100 p
TRANC'T, Tr1dalle -.. .Wednesdav April 80, ~ noon.
steamers marked do passengers
Checks drawn Credit LyOnnai Paris in amounts sur
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, no. 30 BroadW Az.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Ocean Cleaners.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LlN ERPOOL.
"A The onv Transatlantic Line sailing under tho AMERI
CAN FLAG. Sailing everv Thursday from Phadelphla
BRITISH EMPIRE sails TlsI EI5DAI, March ), : a. m
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

Of East 2Oth-st.-Suite of rooms, hand
seI s0mey furnished private bathrooms with private
table without board rooms for gentlemen breakfast
served If desired references.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
zeal Csiaie 10 Gttbanse.

TOR EXCHANGE.-Any person having Kan
sas Nebraska Missouri lands which they wish 20 ex
change FOR property IN this County. address
March n, 1879. J.S. KNAPP Fayetteville, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

- II kAd d9tIF IiE i "t c.t r af - Teoass Fttb
steamer. for Porto Rico Jamaica aud Spsish MANI ne
new hrstrass iron steamship CITY OF PAX, captain
Carenrer will sail the above ports SATU RDAG April
al m NO freight received for this steamer after the 3D.
Freight received ali times al RObers stores BrOSkyD
hui only on perullt from New-lOrk office.
shipper desiring Insurance can ect same ader OUT
pocy nj lowest Through tickets issued 20 all points
reached by the Roya Mail steam Packet COmpanys Inter
coouai Steamers and tO MonevdeO and BueDOs Ayres.
Freight must be paid in advance for freight engage
C. II. MALLORY & CO. Agents.
Office Pier 20 r. r.. near Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH es 1879
Gitndtions marieo--femal es

AT JACQUIN'S BUREAU, 602 6th-avt
N bet Both snd 36thsts can be obtained highly n
Ommcnded for all capacities 602 6thave' ne
35thst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
6ouses Guo Roo ns rDdnteo

AN APARTMENT, OR FLOOR, four 10
~ seven rooms bath, suitable for family: rent mod
and location central Address W T. D. Tribune once
HOITSE or HOTEL Wanted. furnished, to rent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Brooklyn Board

TEbree or four nice unfurnshed rooms wanted
for quiet family three adultsbetween 10th sni 23d
ats ana 81 and stayes be very reasonable Address
PROMPT, Tribune Uptown Oflce, ,25S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Gonntrp BOARD.
4 the country

~ yate family hours distance from the
viii be required and unexeeptona6e feie
Address o. c., Tribune Uptown ONCE l23S Broad
GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, n. Y.-House now
" open 40 acres garden and grounds gas waer earn
ages, &c. JAMES q. ROE.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27
Personal.

Hon. Eugene Hale is improving.
Deputy Marshal Black is in Connecticut
spending his vacation.
Governor-to-be Davis of Maine will speak
this week in Massachusetts,. He will speak in
Lowell, Gloucester, Milford and other towns,
but the dates have not yet been fixed. An
other Maine man, Mr.. Lewis Barker, will also
speak there this week.
Mr.. j. E. Fowler of the Mechanic Blues,
reported missing, has turned up all right. Mr..
Fowler left the city on the train Tuesday eve
ming and stopped at his sisters in Falmou tn,
where he remained until Thursday morning,
and left about o'clock to walk home, dis
lance of about nine miles Previous to his az
rival however, his mother, anxious about his
absence, came to the city in search Of him, and
thus gave rise to the report that he was miss
ing.
Miss Juliet Henderson made her debut in
Boston Friday night. The Journal says:
Miss Henderson is singer of excellent quail
ifications, who found at once much favor Her
voice is q soprano of much sweetness and
power and she uses it with good effect. She
sang for her first selection "ind la sogd,' from
Donizetti's Beatrice di Tenda," and in re-
Spouse to an encore she sang with pianoforte
accompaniment song by Borg, entitled "Love
may come tomorrow" Her later selection
was "CdStd DiUa" from Norma. The Adj
vertser says: Miss Fenderson's voice
is of good quality. bright and clear. She sings
tn good style, in some respects, and her man
ner inspires confdenee one fault a bas, in
consequence OF forcing her voice trenoIo,
Or rather uibrGto, is produced, and steadiness
consequently becomes impossible She was
recalled after her first appearance, and sang
''Love may come tomorrow" by Borg.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27
The Trjrannv Case.

We have received letter from Mr.. S. o.
Rogers, city clerk of Bath. stating when he
became city clerk last March the marriage in
tentions of William III. Williams of that city
and Mrs. Emma A. Henderson were recorded
in the proper book. Williams right name
was Henry and had been a resident of Bath
thirteen years. AS both parties were then re =
ceiving assistance from the city, and as Mr..
Rogers learned that Mrs. Henderson had
residence in Biddeford, he refused to issue q
license, and they were never married in Bath
The Press stated Williams came from Au-
gusta and intended to say, he and Mrs. Burns
were married in Augusta. Mr.. Baker states
that Mrs. Burns told him, in the presence of
other parties that she went first from Bucks
port to Bangor and thence to Augusta, about
three weeks ago, in which latter city Williams
had their intentions of marriage published and
they were married there on her arrival. So
that Mrs. Burns, Osgood, Williams must still
be accounted trigamist.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27
Art Entertainment.

The art entertainment which was given at
Rossini Hall last year is to be repeated next
month In compliance with the request of
many who were present at the first exhibition
and wishing to accommodate more than the
limits Of the smaller hall would allow, the
management have engaged City Hall for We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 18th, when they hooe to
present to the public an entertainment even
more enjoyable than that which gave SO much
satisfaction last winter. The Rogers groups
will again be represented in marble by life
size figures, several new groups being added.
A striking feature of the programme will be
the presentation Of the "Fowers of Lowell
ness Notification Of the sale of tickets will
be made in few days.
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27
FIRE.
j. F. Sisk's Clothing Store.

Last evening about 6.15 o'clock an alarm was
pulled in from box %, corner of Market and
| Commercial streets. The fire department was
promptly on hand and discovered flames issu-
| ing from the second story of No III Fore
street, the store occupied by James f. SisK,
clothier. Upon investigation Chief Engineer
Lttlefield found that the second story, IN
| which the fire was located was occupied as q
sort of lumber room filed with old paper boxes,
| rags and waste of different kinds. There was
no stove, or stove-pipe, in the immediate VI
| cinity of the fire, or any means by which the
fire could have caught, unless by spontaneous
combustion, by matches having been dropped
on the floor and ignted by rats, or by incen-
diaries There was u scuttle close by thar
opened into the store beneath and by prying
open the scuttle and playing the water through
it from the store, the flames were extinguished
with slight damage to the building. Inc
water however Notwithstanding holes were
made through the ceiling to let the water
through the floor with as lttlo injury as posi-
bic to the clothing stock below-wet the goods
pretty thoroughly.
Mr. Ssk says he had an insurance on his
name of the company he could not recall. His
loss he could not estimate at the time of writ
ing, but Mr.. George W. Rich, the clothier,
thought the damage would not be covered by
the insurance.
There was a rumor current that two men
were arrested on suspicion Of setting the fire as
they were leaving the rear of the building, but
this is not the fact. There was another story
that man was seen to throw some inflamma-
BILE material from the second story just before
the fire, but this rumor could not be traced to
any reliable source. Mr.. Sisk was away at
the time of the fire, but arrived home just af-
ter the flames were extinguished. The Todd
hydrant at the corner of Exchange and Fore
streets was in good condition Mr.. Littlefield
informs u.s. and could have furnished all the
xuo+nr ,uonted If its nee had been necessary,
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27
A PiNIlS Fraud.

One Libby, protesting to be student in the
Lewiston Theological School, appears to be an
unmitigated scoundrel. His plan is to repre-
sent himself as selling Free Baptist publica
tions, but the books having failed to arrive he
is destitute of friends and wishes to go home;
therefore he wants loan of few dollars in
his emergency, and gives due bill for it. In
this way he has victimized parties in Dover,
Bangor and several other places, stating that
he lived on Pleasant street, in Auburn, and
belonged to Rev. Jason Mariners church.
Later he appears at Hallowell, where he makes
the same general statements, as to business
and standing, but belongs to the Essex street
Free Baptist church, and exhibits letter Of
recommendation from Rev. Mr.. Howard, pas
tor. This letter is a forgery, and the public is
cautioned against him as an impostor
The Portland daily press., 1879-10-27

Cold day Saturday. Mercury 26o at sun
rise, 400 at noon, SO at sunset; wind north
west.
Cool and bright yesterday. Mercury go at
sunrise, 46o at noon; wind west
There were q deaths recorded in this city
the past week
Berlin Mills and Browns wharves are re-
ceiving extensive repairs.
A man had $40 ulster taken from his team
at the head of Central wharf Saturday.
A thief tried to steal pair of boots at Davis
s. Cart!and's, Saturday afternoon. He was ar
rested.
The value Of foreign exports last week was
$50, 149.GS. The amount of long lumbsr ex-
/ ported was 1928 feet.
There is corner in linseed oil and none
could be bought Saturday by our wholesale
dealers. Sugar declined Saturday to Fridays
figures.
The policemens ball will occur at City Hall
next Wednesday evening. 1t bids fair to be a
success. Already a large number Of tickets
have been sold.
The cars on the early freight train from Bos-
ton left the track at Saco, Friday, but no de-
tention was caused to passenger trains and
only one car was damaged
The Sun says it is q very singular circum-
stance that the burial lots of the late Dr.. Moses
Dodge and Hon. Moses NJ. Butler joined each
other in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Telephone Exchange now reaches 1854
points in and around Portland. Mr.. Liver
more has the credit of establishing the best
telephone system in New England.
A man from out of town, early Saturday
morning. fell in q fit on the sidewalk on Con-
gress Square. He was carried into DR.. Dana's
drug store and medical assistance procured.
Extensive repairs are in progress upon the
Chestnut street M. e. church. A poplar tree
had taken root between the tower and the
roof and attained height of two and a half
feet. 1t has been trimmed and permitted to
| remain in its novel position.
The people of the Cape are earnestly discuss
ing the subject of bridge from the city dock
to Muzzy's pasture, near Ferry Village 1t is
claimed that it would greatly facilitate busi-
ness, and Of vast convenience to many now so
dependent upon the ferry to reach the city.
| AT the regular shoot of the Portland Cadets,
! Sergeant G. S. Coburn won the badge making
% out of possible %. The next best shot
was that of Will Haze lton, who scored q.
This shows That Billy can shoot better than he
can fish. In the match between Capt. Eaton
and Captain Winslow, the latter won by
ono noint