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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Gin &rettsstt8 Ser Sethperensler 9cs
0en ole 2Vtrtbe tttt0 ftdotif@ett
YSedtftfett In MDd1effer, W.sW.

Wodeiter, N..Y., "a. Mdr8.-Ole Ac.
ciie. @ommifIare Bafer uno WfutAler, lpelde
BON ben @ro6geihruorenen auf 8eraulaiiuu9
elmer inter bem nlGt iebr paiienoen Wamen
Law and Order Society" bstannten Gem,
pereusgeIeQi6aft oes DftBuerbaltens I'M amte
anseflaet woroeu paren, puroen am letten
9amlfage gum groBsn Staunen Der iibtrrpes
genben Mtebrbeit Der SeuSlterung ihulois be.
Innoeu.. Die @rcBgsidmoreuen, welfe itt)
am lettsn Samita9e uertasten, hattsu auBsr'
hem auflaSeiGriiten aesen Maprr Someu,
Bolisei' '&ommiidre $. y. Daniels nno 6rs'
berid 5immer, ioiDie seseH ettDa 80 Blrtbs,
pegen Berlstnng Der Sonntngs9estse -
idmmtli1 auf SSeranlaiiung oer psaip aHf
Groer Gocletn" - auigelietlt. Die MGB
nabue erregt beSeuteross Auiisbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Solfsimftis tn 9ent,tdy.

peiae aus YaOucab, 9p., msloet: Der yte
get SerrD @piu9 wurOe aeitern Qbeno bon u
masfuten Nadnaern ersriffsn, an Oas Slug.
ufer geiiibrt unb srifofen, porauf Die Geife
in ben S9io gemorfen ipurbe, nadOem etn
nit Sano getiiater Cad an ben SitBcu be-
ief1i9t iporoen tpar. Gwing bate Elm namen>
loies Serbreteu an eiuem Sm0lfidbrigen mels
BEN Nldoden, yfamens Sielo8, begau9en uno
wurbe our1 ben Sruber ielneS Spfer8 feitge.
uonlmen, na6oem er OurA 5mei Sdiiiie Der.
ipull0et m0rneu mar" "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Gtnbrnd, ,,nS w,orS.

Sulton, Sis, "a. 0tdr3. - 6r. Sobu
6uoion, Elm beruorrasenoer BGrger oieies
Srte8, entoedte mGhreno Der Na6t pom lets
ten Samitage auf Sountag msbrere mastlrlt
&inbre4er, rpeld)e i'm Begrlffe waren, feline
g8obnung su berauben. @r uerfol9te ite bic
au Die oorbere SAiirs uno pafte einen Der
Serbreder an, tpuroe ieboh bon etnem anbe.
rem 9eih baraui OurdD einen S6uB tOOt 5ll
8oben geilredt. StS jeet 1T eS nod ni6t
gelungen, Die Dt6rosr eiuSuiangen. gtne Se.
lobuung bon $500 1T auf ibre 6eituabnle
auSqeIebt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
gtabt Baltimore.
Gtt SorfbIa8 a,tr Uerrin8ertaa9 0er
SteHetIaF.
@otEaaft Oes gsasots an Den etestrash.

Ufngor 9atrobe iiberianote aeliern benz
Stabtrathe cine Sotidoft nebft $erorbuuna,
pelfe bic ipifti9e Trage Der 8errinaeruno
Der Steuerlait betrefien. Sn Der BotIhaft
peii't er auf ben lan9idbri9en 8roud1 bin. in
benz inter Der @ontroIe Der ftabtiIden Niuana.
@Ommifidre ifehen0en amortiiatious EonS
cine erheblide gelbiumme CUR 9eduus Der
Sauptiumme un6 3inien Der SbliqotiSnsn,
pel9s gu @uniten 9etpifier @ompagnie'n BON
Der Stabt inooiiirt nur6en, Su osruabreu.
ger AmortilotionSsS Son6 III NIT iebem Sabre
oeoeuteno oermehrtr un6 i'm lesten Sabre iin6
oemeloen S5388,O00 5ugefii9t morben. Der
ytabor madt IN Ss5ug bisrauf einen SOrz
ifla9, oeien aunabme, fpe er bofft, cine
Serrtnserun9 Der Steuerrate auf 81 50 pro
500 iteuerbaren giaentbums ermDolid1t. @r
bat bem Staotratbe foIgen6e SerorSuuna una
terbreitet: g@s miro bonn Vfapor uno Stobta
ratbe perorbnet, oab bic SinanS &ommliI6re
hermit an9etpleien uerOen, 10 piel BON Dem
@intommen aus ben SonoS unb Sapitalan.
lagen inter ibrer @Ontrole, ale 3ur Deduna
Der falltgen 3tuieu auf folgenSe Sbligationen
ertoroerlih 1T, 3u uerluenoen: 4nleibe bon
etner Wtlutou Dollars, ,Sallen'8abn". .4nz
lslbe bon 81, ,015, 300, y@eitlide WarplGn0er
S9hn"' 'Inleihe BON elmer Wlilton Dollars. a"
Die Soti6aft uno Seroronung murben
BEN Somiie FUR Dtittel uno g8e9e tiberpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
BOD Elm nieSertr6d)tf9er GaIlttnfe
TIN frontmeh Nctt Gn9Iano. -
&DloHaIc Setrit8ereten etneS
fzGentfffef

Sol1ou, 24. Ut1rS.-Sn Renoin9, WaiI.,
,puroe beute ourf Die gntbedung, oaB gtaz
tban y. Yratt, Der Shntmeiiter Der boltigeu
Sparbauf, enOrme Summen unterihla9en
hattie, uusebeure Qufreguns ueruriadt. Bratt
betrleb ieine Setriigereten felt Sabren auf
iultematild)e QSelie uno erfreute iidl pGbreno
Der 9an5en 3cit beS oou liGuoiQen Sertraueus
aaer ieiner Witbiirger. Die 8anf muroe am
IA. Suli 1869 incotporirt; Bratt iuurbe gum
S6abmetiter ermGblt uno betleioete ben Pofen
ununterbroben leit iener i3eit. gr hattie elm
Serm0gen bon etpa $4,000 BON ieinem Sas
ter ererbt, uuo ais Die 6ra9e 6e3ii9lid Der
Yiir9id)aft oe8 SdabmeiterS sur @rDrterun9
gelan9te, CAB man iidl DeBhalb nit Yratt'S
tnoiOiOuGler 8iir9ldait, 9eIidert Ourf eue
6Dpotbet uuf feline 6arn in Jteaoing, 5uirie,
ben. Der @autionslfein inl Betrage bon
$4,000 beftnoet itb in Sdnben Der 8anfbe.
amten.
@rit am letten 6reita9e i90piten bic 9i~
rettoren Seraaf)t ge9en Pratt, tnoem es iih
berausiteute, oaB 9emiiie, CUR Stderfteuung
BON 9lnletben Der Sant au8aefelte 91potbe>
fen erit gan3 titr5ltb an anoere Perionen iibers
tragen lDoroen pareu. gls man Yratt blers
iiber CUR 3teOe itelte, geitanO er sln, oaB er
ii6 in fuan5iallen 8erle9enbeiten befinbe
uao ole StOerpetleu per OaHI peHuBl puoef
nm ieineu peri0uliden Ssrpflt6tungen na4s
SufOmmen. Den genaueu 8etra9 ieiner 8er'
untreuungen tpollte er ni4t angebeu f6nnen,
9laubte ie0od, oaB er etwa $4,000 auf bieie
gSsiie oerbraud,t babe. Der Brdfoent uno
Die 8aufz@Ommiidre nabmen ibm Oaruuf Die
S1lHfel Der Splnoen ab uno fteQten eiue
llHteriuhung an, pel4e er9ab, oaB aae am
9etdteiten flitiiig gu mafenoen Iftipa Der
Sauf, iomic Banfattien i'm Bertbe bon $1,000
BON Yratt entwenOst morbeu tuaren. Utan
lddtt Den @eiamnttbetra9 Der llnterldlelft
uuf 100000. 4ratt bate ieiner Sohter Dol
autSem ieine Wtifethaten eingeitanoeH nm
Oieie sab ben GOmmi1idren poliduOi9e auf'
ihluIis iiber bic Saublungen ibreS Saters.
Sas Mdoheu tpeilte inter anoerem nit, oaE
Brott ieit etna 3 Sabren Oiele 9spoitten ent'
ge9en 9enommen unO ben Scpoiitorsn Sreot
| fir Die betrcffsnben Summen IN thren ei9ener
8Hhern ae9eben batte, obne ieooa Sas etn9e
laufene GelD in ben Bidern Der Sanf 81
per3ei1nen.
Bratt reiife am lseten Sonntase BON 8ea
Sing nah Bolton ab uno lift leitoem per
/ ihmunoeH. Bis lstt 1T eS Der BoltSei nod
nidt geluneen, leluer habboft 5u iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
WernttId)te telcgrapbtId1e Sepefdbet

-Sn s orpD OIL, SnO., rptrO CUR 3ett Der
8ator 8. $. $. Stro ie, rDel1er mt
elmer Su ieiner @emeiuOe gebDrl9eu. lun9en
Dame, Iomie nit elmer 9Dtttipe auT 5u uerA
trautem Suse seitanoen baben loa, ourd) ell
Sirdencon1ite pro5eiltrt.
= Das llnterbaus Der 9 Seieb9ebung
BON &booe. Sslauo uermarf 9eiteru cine Bsti.
ton nm @infiibruns oes Brauenitimut IN :
re edts; 20 gsltslMsosr ftmntten oatiir une
nidt Die 3wel6rittels. Maioritdt, peId)e els
foroerIidl 1T, nm elm ameubement snr @on'
itttution Dem 8olfe oes Staates 5ur Abfini'
nlung Su unterbrelten. !.
Sas. slaughter. ebemali9er Z I
iirer Der ,GrifeH Jtattonalbant DON SHol
anapol:S," Sno., tpei6er iuegeH an9ebltdlel
8eruntreuuns elmer bepeutenoeH Summe II
Der sruabntsn Stdpt Dor benz Sunoes9etiat
ltanS, ipuroe geEtGu freigeiprohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25

c>oIsbefletoume als Teitta9s 0eid)snte ETC..
~ Bir haben ben Yreis BON feio enen &raoat>
te uno $ alsbinben (sca.fs ties, fir Serren
In biefem iraben Ebeie oer Saiion berabseiest, um
unfere aunben, ati oa5 ie bis penise 2ase Dor ben
aeiertasen iparten. sum iettsen einfaufe bon
Weibnadtsprdienteu su beuesen. = gBir baben feline
fstbene TIES bis su f2H Gents berab. - Geioene
SCARFS, bic futr bisber um 81 perfauiten, finb an
50 Gents btr1bGeieEt -6 ei6ene SeaEfs, bisber fin
( t2 pesfdnit, {oliru ittt 1.e5 sd Alsstnntbs
f6lssQ4 61pfe1 n. 7H. sxas4nheffelkAte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Selegrapbiide 9epeide,t.
[geri9te Der nafiociirten Breiie' fir ben ~DeutiSe
9orreip poubeUteu".1
3nlana- -gfpff1ss
Iern,ifd)te Sepeid)en aus 9setp'

Nem Dorf, "a. UtGrs. - Die Bretu'
ller=9ale" uno Die rYeoeitrian Salle," in
melhen CUR 3eit Sauerldufe inl 9an9e ma-
rem, murceu seftern megen 8erlesung Der
SOnntagsgeiete geifalollen. Die gofale lpurs
ben ben.e nieoer erDffuet.
- Die bieiigen Seitreder uno llnguren
bislten seiiern I'm ootel r9unsarta" cine Ser
iammluug unb brad)teu mebrere Sunoert
Dollars fir Die ytOtbleloenSen in SSe9eoin
auf.
- Ssnrp geloen, iun., BON Der aftien<
maflerfirma Selcen & Comp, 9egen' Osren
Witelieoer auf 8eranlaiinng peS Sen. 8. &.
@deit 5aftbefeble aussefelt lporoen fino,
muroe beute uerbaftet. 9ie iibrisen Wiit9ie.
Der Der Hirma iino nod niGt aui9eiInDen
moroen. General @dert bsibuloigt Die Sir
mo, 4ftieu in Setrage BON $4,000, mel6e
er bel ipr beponirt bate, pbne autoritat per
fauft Su baben.
= STE Dampfer r@ireaiiia" bon Glasgow,
,6ambproush" bon gSeitsSnoten, y Beruina"
bon 8riftol unb ySbe Queen" BON 9iperpOol
fameu bier on.
Ser 0elOMsarft.
NemaOorf, "a. Wtara. - Solsenoei
limb Die Shlubnotirunssu: @elo Al. Ct.
8ed,lel 4.85-4. BunDes.S Sblis.: 18s1er 1864
1867er 1O2, 1S68er 1921, neue Tiinfer 104
10. .4Oer lO11, Oif. Columbia 79t. Aftleu
Stem Dorfer &eutral 1124, grie 23s, Safe
Sbore 69s, S1inoiier Central 80, Yltt5bur!
80, Chicago ytortbpeiern 559, 90. YriOri
tdteu s4a, God.Sslauo 129, gSetern untol
| Sci. 1929.
llnteridatan1tse gilaus: @olb $118,212,
1862; @oirant $45.947 ,638.
0tebntarft tn VbilaoeIpbta.
/ BhiIabelphia ia, "a. NiGr;.-Rtnbuie
lebhaft, 3uinbr 2400, CUTE 5a-6, Rittelloii
i 4l-5, oroindre At.
/ Sdaafe lsbhaft, 3ufubr 1000, CUTE 54- 81
Nufeliorte 54--52, nr0tndle s..
/ 9Hmeine ilau, l3ufuhr 250O, CUTE 81
| Mittdicrte 6f-64, oroiuare 6, cSlof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Soeben bireft bnm Yaris cmpiangen:
O.oU;1n-gN a oreu

IN feltenen unb tinfleriiben 0lufiern: S6aal.n,
SlumeniteGasen, eonces, Statnetten, 9eIer,
&atainiimss unb Stubabr @ersiermn9en,
sanneu. 9ans neue Yaaiiipz zgaaaren. @rose unb
prdbttse eammluns iranB iiid der Slumen.
gud pieiade Mustpabf transoiiiter unb beutider
Nopitdten, als ba iinb: 9iener uno Gresoener unb
poIire Uleiinsnaaren, marniorne ubren uub Sronaez
artifel. 6. o. SanioIon & Somp.,
Wr. IS, Norb =2ibert sStra Be.
@asetnrittunsssssenTd au iebr biai8en 4relIen.
(Sept.23-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
@erem4e citrate.

2ittle @ d, arf., "a. Mdri.- S.S.8.
g8ebb aus giemport, weiber iiberfiibrt rpuroe
einen iddnblihen an9rlfI auf Elm taubltum
mes Uido6en gemadt 81 babent ruuroe beut
III 81 Sablen 3ubtbaus Deruribeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
8rGnOe.

9biGubeIpbta, "a, Mdr3. beute
frib in Der au59ebebnten Sdladterei uno
Dem Y0felbauie Ger Sirmu Baibiu9tOn But
6er'5 SObne, gir. LAG unb 148, ytoroz6rOuts
StraBe, ausgebro4enes Ssuer ribtete S4az
ben I'M Setraae BON $25, 900 an. Der Gers
iuit 1T poaitdnbig ourA Seritderuu9 ge'
oedt.
New- Sr1ean8, "a. Mdr5.-0rei 6aus
ier oil Ger SadIOn nabe NnnuuciationftraBe,
fielen geiteru 4beno ben Slammen gum Rau'
b.. Serluli $4,000. Man eermutbet, Sranos
itlftung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
Gnoe OeS Sanfpatttfs tm Gelps
gNWfpnvN2

0ew.OrIeaus, "a. U1drs. - Die bie.
foe Clearing 9Ouie. Afiociation" beihloB
beute in Aubetratt Der giinlti9en Sahla9e in
alien 8anfen, baB bieielbsn pom iitorgen an
Die 3ahIungen mtsOcr aufuebmeu iouten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25
1Morris & genrp's aatarrb-
AA{Isr&{ffSf

@s hetIt afuten urb droniften aatarrb uno betp.
de0iat tpenn ieoe nnbere Bebanblung feb9ehlase
raid3e Seilung. gs Dat ben @ebrauh fotipleliser
gtnatbmunss sMpparate uno Naienbouhen fait sans
toer6r8ra. Cine einmaIise Mnmenbuns hebt bas @ez
ffbI BON Sdbipere unb Druid i'm 8opie nno eripeibt
slub pertrei6t ben einsetrodneten e6lein. oes bic
ssafe peritopt. @s ptro pom ben promootrten aer5a
inm aeiobt oas es dnbeGts iir Dos bette, sesen 8az
fdxrh tn aen eInen Staoren befanne atttel ertlatt
Betneffs atteate unb Seridte I6er our tnier Utlts
tel beiuerffeGiste &uren perpeiIen tptr adtunSspou
aui uEiere Asenten SS. Coleman g. Nugers, str.
176, sHeh.YalttnoreitraKs.
Srets so Gemts bic iS;aide. SIN afen Gpotbsfen
nn6 bei 8. g. Sauce, Hr. 1O8, xNetz8attts
xacrettrafe, 3u baben; engros bel lsogeIer, Sobn
- Gonsp., 9houiem & Wlmfb nnb gSm. 8.
. rctpu s. Bru0ef. (4pr,6. '2Dtte. fu.2.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-25

Sobn Ylst9er,
Berfsrttser bon nbirursi6enSnitrumenten sdneioerz
ideeren, srandirmeiiern unb 9a6eln.-Biitolen aGer
Mrt auf Eager, iome 8laiirneiier unb Streibriemen
Der beften Sualitdt. Gin poaes aiiortiment bon
Bru9bdnbern beftdnhts an Sanb. Reparatuen ners
ben prompt beforat. (giopt3,tSl
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23
Alleged Aggravated Assault.

John Severtsen, Dane, and q member Of
the crew of the brig Merriwa, made complaint
before Commissioner Clifford that prior to the
sailing of the brig from Pembroke for Turks
Island, while he was engaged in his duties, he
was assaulted by Captain Downs, and the chief
mate. The Commissioner issued warrants for
the arrest of the parties. The chief mate got
off by tho New York boat. but Capt. Downs
was brought before the Commissioner and dis
charged on his personal recognizancs until this
morning when his case will be heard.
1t is reported that Severtsen claims the cap
tain and chief mate wanted to get rid of
him and that they set him to painting the yes
sells side. While sitting on the staging, sus-
pended by repes from the deck, one rope was
let go, and he was precpitated into the water.
No effort was made to get him out and he was
full fifteen minutes rescuing himself from his
peIilous position. He stuck to the vessel
however, and when he reached this port the
captain tried to make discount of his wages.
This yarn is exceedingly thin, and we do not
believe that Severtsen will make any such
charges. The idea of a mans sailing voyage
in vessel whose officers were supposed to have
determined to get rid of him, is too much even
for the credul,,us
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23

Hon. Henry FL. Burgess's name is mentioned
for the mayoralty in a strong letter in last
evenings Advertiser
1t was Mr. Frank A. Clark and not Mr.. f.
A. Haskell admitted into the firm of Lord,
Haskell & Co.
Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr.. J. L. Bates,
Superintendent of the Portland Dry Dock,
died very suddenly in Boston Tuesday morning.
Of heart trouble.
Miss May Belle Sherman challenges the
winner of the Toole Haskell match to 100
mile walk, that is he to walk 100 miles while
che is walking %. Time, place and stakes to
be mutually arranged.
Mr.. Charles G. Locke of Portsmouth, Y. b.,
in letter to the Times says some days ago he
sent challenge to Miss Sherman to walk fifty
miles for purse of one hundred dollars-fifty
dollars side-and has not as yet had any re.
ply from her. He says he "objects to the
cheap advertising through newspaper columns
which some people are in the habit of getting,
and wishes through the medium of the fines,
to repeat the challenge sent to Miss Sherman
by mail. And further, in case she refuses to &C.
cept, he will walk James NJ. Driscoll fifty
honest miles, for any amount of money be
may see fit put mp. Money ready any time"
If Mr. Locke really objects to cheap advertis-
ing, be is the only pedestrian in the field that
does SO. The most of them are exceedingly
fond If, much more so than newspaper publish
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23
The Sparring Match.

Lancaster Hall was packed last night by an
audience embracing, not only the sporting
fraternity, so called, but also a lar number
of well known citizens who h al new essen az
Imitation of the prizs ring wi, Il such a
celebrated contestant as Joe Goss, champion
of England.
The ball opened with set-to betw sen two
light weights of Portland, followed by-after
some preliminary skcmishing-
Drohan and Gill; the Kslly Broth r., jos
Goss and Sam harrington, Prof. CouIey and
Thomas Dfohau, Dan and Din Kelly,
Droham and Prof. Conl4y, Busby and Din
Kel', all of Boston except Harrington, and
Barry and McF srla1d of Portland
The entertainment was the finest of it's kind
ever Witnessed in this city. especially tina set
to between the chauD iIl feailsr- s9gats of
New England, the Kelly Broth rs. Tney vera
remarkably quick 10 their movements aud
showed admirable sciences. The set-tos
between Coney and Drohau, aud Drohan and
Gill were particularly good. The set.to
between "Old Bill Busby" of Philadelphia and
Din Kelly provoked shouts Of laughter and
was encored. The wind-up bstweeo Joa Goss,
champion of England, and George N. Briggs
of this city was an ad nirable exhibition of thu
"manly art" Briggs showed himself to be as
nimble as the champion and hard man to
conquer. To unprofessionas great delight
was taken in the manner in which Briggs
stood up to the champion and great pleasure
in seeing how professional of record ha ndlas
himself. We should not omit D oh ans clab
swinging which WAS very foe.
The Goss-Early combination givs an exhib.
ton ia Lewiston tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23
Brief } Outings.

The Cumberland Bar dinner comes off at the
Falmouth Hotel next Tuesday night.
cupid" will be produced next Tuesday at
Portland Theatre in fine style.
DR.. Spalding will lecture on "The Eye and
VISION" before the Mechanics Socisty nsxt
week.
The art exhibition at Plymouth church gave
great pleasure to the ooagrega,i m last evsE-
ing.
Yesterday was partly pleasant aud partly
snow-squally. Mercury 100 at sunrise, 800 at
noon; wind west.
In the case of kellogg VS.. Curtis, an action
on promissory note, the Law Court has SUI
tanned the exceptions and granted new trial
The baggage master on the International
Steamship Line has handled $4,000 pieces of
baggage the past year and has not lost single
piece.
A large two-story wooden building 40x60
feet in size, is in process of erection corner of
Pearl and Fore street, for Mr. Lappiu, to be
used as corn and feed store.
The Grace Davis, Capt. Poole, was not dis
masted. She sprang her mainmast AMI sent
down her main-top-mast Her sails were bad
ly split, but the vessel was tight as drum.
Reliable authority states that it is anticipat-
ed that the compromise among the different
classes of security holders of the Portland &
Ogdensburg railroad, Vermont Division, has
failed
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23

then removed from the engine to the station,
and medical aid summoned. The horse was
thrown nearly 70 feet, when he struck the
ground and was dragged 70 feet further, where
ne was left, and strange to say, came up fresh
and ready for service with .only few flesh
wounds. In consequences of the absence of the
station agent and his family, no place could be
found for the injured persons near the station,
apd they were removed to the Lake House at
oxford village. Mr.. E. was founu to have sus-
talned fracture OF both bones of the leg near
the ankle and serious bruises around the small
OF the back, but was comfortable last evening.
Mrs Edwards had no broken bones, but has an
ugly SCALP wound and very severe bruises about
the hips and back. She remained in semi-uu-
conscious state with symptoms of a severe shock
from which she began to rally last evening. Ii
is hoped, unless some internal injury not now
discoversble. manifests itself. she will recover.
She is feshy womas, weighing more than 200
pounds, and her escape from instant death was
truly marvellous
The Grand Trunk authorities have been petit
toned by the patrons of the Oxford station for
better accommodations for the transaction of
the large business done there. Nineteen.
tWentieths OF the business done at that station
comes from the west side of the road, and yet
an this business has to cross q side track and
the main line to get to the station. Taey are
there pocketed between this and side track
upon the east side of the station, where freight
cars arefrequently left standing nearly shutting
on all escape whenever a train approaches.
Many hair-breadth escapes have occurred here,
put no serious accident as that of yesterday
has resulted
The station is delapidated old structure
with no adequate accommodations for the bust
ness done there. We think if the Grand Trunk
authorities will investigate this matter, they
will find just cause for complaint, and will
speedily provide suitable and safe accommoda-
tions. CITIZEN
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23
IMPORTANT TO MAINE SHIPPERS.
A Severe Blow Mt Our Ruenos Ayrean
Trade.

The Buenos Ayrean journals of Nov. 3Oth,
1878, just received by Messrs. A. & s.. E.
Spring, contain intelligence that is of utmost
consequence to Maine shippers to South Amer
lean ports. They announce the completion of
Boca wharf and the decree of the governor fix
ing tariff that all vessels must pay for wharf
age.
To the uninitiated it may be well to premise
that the harbor of Buenos Ayres is q road
stead and all vessels have to be loaded and
unloaded by lighters. There was sort OF
creek on one side of the city, opening into the
harbor, called the Rachuelo, and this creek
has been dredged by the government and
solid mole built at which vessels will now dig
charge. Up to the present time the charges
have amounted to something like $125 for
vessel, and now the port and mole charges are
to be added In order to make the government
whole for the expense it has been to. In the
case Of bark of 500 tons the tariff will be at
the rate of 5 cents per ton daily, or $25 day
1t will also be seen that an entry fee of 60 cents
is required, thus making q total of charges
that in the case of vessel loading or dscharg.
ing, and remaining, as it must, considerable
uue, Will amount 10 q sum LQAb VIII eat q
great hole in ordinary profits, and where there
is so little profit, if any, as Maine lumber is
now, will strike great blow at the export
trade from Maine. We append the articles of
the decree, dated
DEPARTMENT OF HACIENDA,
B. AYREs, Nov. 21st, 1873.
ART. 1. From the date hereof the Proviu-
cial Government shall have charge of the
Riachuela Mole tariff as follows:
For vessels from 5 to 100 tons, cents daily
per ton; over 101 tons, cents do.
ART. 2. Port charges shall only be collected
once on the entry of vessels, on the following
scale; Sailing vessels, 10 to 80 tons, 10 cents;
81 to 100 tons, Is cents; 101 to $50 tons, 30
cents; 151 upwards. 60 cents. Lighters from
the roads, 10 cents. Steamers, according to
tonnage, half price. Sailing vessels, entering
and leaving in ballast, half price.
ARTS and 4. The Port and Mole of the
Riachuelo is hereby declared open for the load.
ing and unloading of utramar vessels, accord.
ing to the rules laid down by the National
Government.
ART. 5. The Provincial Government will,
for the benefit of the Statistical Department,
supply the Custom House monthly With list
of the arrival and sailing of vessels, also their
tonnage, or whether loaded or in ballast
Let this be published.
AVELLANEDA
~. de Ia Plaza"
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-23
Another Green One.

Thomas Hoffman was cared for at the Third
Police Station, Boston, Friday night, and gave
the following account of himself; Came from
Bath, Me-, arriving in Boston Tuesday morn
ing, 2lst inst at depot in Boston met plaus-
able young man who wanted to show him
around the city, as he was a stranger; he want
ed to SEE the sights, and began by seeing the
inside of ram shop with his new friend and
guide; saw two Or three more places of equally
high and moral repute very soon he could not
see anything, and shortly he was ob iyious to
all things. When he regained his senses he was
hanging up on an ash barrel in blck yard, his
only clio hing being drawers and undershirt,
his good clothes, watch, jewelry and $25 in
cash having all disappeared. Hs wore money
belt in which were few dollars that escaped
the thieves. He met a patrolman of thu Third
Division, to whom he told his story, which was
verified by his sad attire. He was furnished
at the station with a suit Of clothes and will re-
lurn to Maine wiser man.