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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16


c. W. WALTON, Judge, Presiding.
ii. d. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
GEO +. DUrToS. Co. Atty.
A. T. DEvERKUx, Sheriff.
j. ID. PrLsIrER. Stenoxrapher.
GRAND JURORS.
Avery, Myrick. Ellsworth.
Allen, Francis r.. SedKwick.
Brown, Lorenzo, Ellsworth.
Bunker, Charles T., Franklin.
Clement, George w., Penobscot.
Carlisle. Robert T.. Surry.
Farnham, George NJ. Brooksville.
Hartman. Isaac p. Orland.
Higgins. Freeman G.. Brookllu.
Hodgkins. John F., Lamoine.
johnson, Haskell W., Bluehili.
Kittrid2e, Charles H.. Eden.
Luce. Anthony, Bucksport.
Mograge. William H., Castine.
Sesvey, Andrew, Bucksport.
Sawyer, Jacob, fremont
Stevens. John s.. Gouldsboro.
Small, John E.. Deer Isle.
FIRsT TRAVERSE JURY.
Grimm, John D.. (Foreman.) Eastbrook.
Bunker, Josiah G.. Franklin.
Black. Jesse T., Dedhsm.
Billings. Calvin. Sedgwick.
Clsrk. William. Ellsworth.
Condor. Sylvester c., Brooksville.
Dority, George H.. BrookIin.
Grindie. Daniel, Trenton.
Hubbard, John, Buckspert.
Hamor, Seth H., fremont.
Hardy, George c., Deer Isle.
Jordan, John B., Ellsworth.
SECOND rRAIEKsE JURY.
Kiugman. Molbory, iForeman,) Maria.
1ille.
Lawrence, William NJ, Castine.
Leach, Hiram, Penobscot
McGown. Francis, Ellsworth.
Richardson. Eben NJ. Eden.
Richardson. Zion F., Mt Desert.
Snowman, A. Deforest. BuckspOrt.
Stevens. John l.. Bluetill.
Saunders. Fred A., Orisnd.
Tracy, Enos S., Gouldsbsro.
Tory. John. Surry.
Wentworth. Frank. Orland.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
Preble, Henry NJ, Sullivan.
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a Wise Deacon.

deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how
you kept yourself and family we'll the past sea-
sou, when oil the rest Of Us have been sck so
much. and have had the doctors visiting Us 20
often"
BRO. Taylor. the answer IL very easy.
used Hop Bifters In time ; kept my family we'll
and saved the Doctor bills. Three dollars'
worth Of IL kept Us well and able 10 work all
the tine. Ill warrant il has cost you and the
peighbors one TO two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same time
deacon. I'll use your medicine hereafter
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RETURNS FROM THE OHIO ELEC-
TON
CoLuMBUs. Ohio, Oct. !

OULt MBIt, Oblo, Oct. a.
Returns from only thirty precincts in
the entire state reached mp TO nine
O'Clock. show q net Republican gain if
continued at the same ratio throughout
the state which will elect Foster by 25..
600. The weather to-day throughout
the state has been very fine. and the in
dications are that the heaviest vote ever
known has been polled. In these dis
patches statements of losses and gains
will be based on the vote for Secretary
OF Stale Tor 1873. when the Republicans
carried the state BY 5000.
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City and County.
Hs,.gisss Services Ia this City each Sunday.

CoSGREGsIIoNAI.-Pr ing at 10 30 A.
N. sui ?. ~. sabbath School In the after
noon, At - c'cipck, NJ
BAPIIsr.-Preachlnga at 9 and r. NJ. Sab
bath school at p. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Church service at 20 30 A. NJ.
Sunday School Mt IL As.
CsTHoIIc.--Preschpg at 10 l-a o'clock A.
N. Sabbath School ut 2P.M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ 2 and z. M
Sabbath School at Z. NJ
sfiRITvALisr.-Meetin held every Sun
day st : O'Clock. L. NJ. in Hall over Munici-
pal Court Room, Cootobs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEKTiSG-every Sun.
dsv nj IA L. NJ. At the Methodist Vestry.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

AT what Grist Mill do they make the
best meal! Al Royals.
Where do they grind meal without heat
inEf At Royals.
whs sells this mealr II. Whiting &
Sons. Clark & Davis. f. Redman 4 Son.
J. T. { G. II. Grant.
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-Hdrpers Magazine for November 10 an
unusually attr active and varied Number. All
but two Of its contributions are illustrated.
Mr.. Benz amin completes bis review Of Amer.
icas Art with an instructive paper on our early
painters, illustrated with beautiful enGrsvinss
Of pictures BY John smybers, Benjamin West,
John Singleton Copley, c. W. Pesie, John
Trumbull. Gilbert stuart, G. stuart Newton,
Thomas sully, L. q. Malone, Washington
Alision. and 8. =. B. More.
The leading paper BY W. Il. Rtdeing, 10 de.
voted TO . subject Of curious intsrest-the old
National Pike between the East and West
scross the Ailegh.nies. The author, with his
eloquent description. assisted BY Pyle's excel
lent illustrations, reproduces IN vivid colors
the lively pageantry OF this great highway,
the scene Of trahlc that "seems like . frieze
with an endless procession Of Agures.~ There
were sometimes" says the writer. ''sixteen
gsyiy-painted coaches each way day; the cat
tie and sheep were never out Of sight; the can
vass-covered wagons were drawn BY six or
twelve horses with bows OF bells over their
collars; the families OF statesmen and mer.
chants vent BY In private evehieles; and while
most Of the travellers were unostestsiious, Q
fey had splendid equip.se' ADD supleyed out.
riders
An equally novel subject, and Of greater
present interest, Is Mr.. A. 4. Hsyes, J9.'s, sr.
ticie on the Cattle Ranches OF Colorado
which j. very entertaining reading. while Il
contains full ipforWstiop - 70 the methods and
risk Of cattie-r Aising. The Illustrations BY Mr..
Rogers are capital. The article and the plct.
ures recall those old Numbers Of Harper
which contained sccounts Of J. Ross Browns
famous sdventures 10 the West.
The engrsvings which illustrate Mr.. J. C.
Boards paper, THE Aimicry Of Nsturs~ ass
extremely beautiful. The drawings are By TIE
author, and the article 10 concerned with some
Of the most interesting phenomsua Of natural
history.
Prof.. II. W. Rllios's paper, HThs Sparrow
War; finely illustrated. viii b. read with gusto
BY every American farmer.
Mrs. 6eorgiana s. Hull contributes thrilling
story, "A Legend Of All-HalloW. Eve,n which
IL illustrated With three pictures By Pyls. A
anonymous story Of travel, ~ Might o. the
Tete NOire," Il full OF humorous sisuasioos,
charscseristically ILLUSTRATED By Fssdsricks.
Two more Of Abbey's strikisg illustsations
OF Herrick's poetry "upon julius Clethes"
and the Cobblsr's Catch" ed = he variety of
the Number,
The pew serial povels; white .Wis@,7 By
William Black, apd "1ssy Ansrley." b 4.
d. Backmore, are contioued. eod there y .
very interesting install0ent q Aiss 4uloek's
der closes The llty-sisth volu0s. I'D IL pub.
Iishers oGes u Sod 70 sew ansual subscsib.
en beginsing with ths Deceobs9 GunbsH,
| 1879. the four prsvious number eeataising ~
early chapsefs Of "White WiagDr and "0ary
Anerley.n
-Rrotsarts 4sstsal World loy Osashsp
isisrss. e musical psopls. Bssidss u 1srss
s'esaass NJ ~ sseet ksaP - ~
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FOSTERS MAJORITY OVER 2j..
900.
CoLUMnrs. O. Oct l

CoLUMBUs, o.. Oct. Is.
Returns of the vote for governor from
over one fodrth of the State. show re-
publican gains OF 800, and indicate a
republican majority in the State of not
less than $4,000. The Legislature is still.
in doubt and claimed BY both parties
with the chances in favor Of the republi-
cans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16

Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylvaniA Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston. or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portlsnd. can be had OF C.
c. Burrill ~ the loves, rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers
Call sod see him before purchasing else
where. 1851
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Municipal Election.
NEXARK n i q

NkWARk, y. ], Oc:. Il.
The City Election to-day gives nearly
$500 majority for Fielder, democrat, for
Mayor. The German vote hitherto re-
publican was almost solid for Fielder,
the main issue being = liberal construc-
ton Of the Sunday law. The Council
will stand Is republicans, IL democrats,
! liberal.
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n. y. HERALD'S ESTIMATE.
NEW NnRk DC, L.

Nfh iphh. oSl. IL.
The Herald says, returns from Ohio
make 1t certain that the Republicans
have elected their state ticket and leave
little doub, that they have carried the
Legislature. Fosters majority is est
ed NJ from %, 500 to 80. 500.
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REPl RIICAN GAINS.
CoLUNBUs, Oct. IA.

COLUMBUS, Oct. IA.
Returns up to this hour from $50 pre-
cincts show net Republican gains OF
5,2SS. Dix County comprising 20 pre-
cincts shows 3 Democratic gain Of 100.
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Legislature Republican BY 6J Ma.
j0rtiy.

In the 18th Congressional District
Thompson, republican, is undoubtedly
elected over Calhoun. Fusionist. The
Legislature returns Indicate that the re-
publicans will have majority on joint
ballot of 65.
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Don't buy your OvERcoAr until you
examine the Stock 10 the BosroN CLOTH.
mo STORE. II IL astonishing bow Low
they can sell them. 4Osf.
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- MURDER aud Suicide Ol
an Insane Man.
BippFroRD Oct Il

Captain John !. Mason. well known
citizen of keDnebunkpori, at about 10
O'Clock this forenoon made desperate
assault upon Mrs Moody. his sister-in-
law. with large dirk knife. inflic,ing
dangerous wound in her left side.
She succeeded in get'ing away from him
and srousing the neighbors. Soon as
Mrs. Mason WAS gone Captain Mason
plunged thu, knife three times into his
own body infliciiug wounds which
caused his death at once. Capt. Mason
has been unwell for some time and par
tally insane
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR IMPAIRMENT.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct l5.-lAM\
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy
weather; variable winds mostly westerly
nearly Stationary temperature and barome-
ter
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3Oo11oo0PO.
Score ole mJre for the "6OuldsbosO
Silver Nine" The shsft. oow down IS
feet, shows . wider vein and prodaess bet-
VT uipsral and more OF lt than ever before.
0ALUA.
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Nj A II RI f ID

EIlsworth-Oct. IL. By Rev. DR.. Tenney. Mr..
Winfield :. Mccarthy and Miss Margaret
Glow. both Of Ellsworth.
Amherst-Oct. 10. by Rev. l.. Marsh, Mr..
William G.. circuit and Miss Mary +. silsby
both OF Amherst.
I.amoine-Oct. 5, by Rev. Herbert Tildsn.
Mr.. Charles A. Bartlett Of Boston, Mass, and
Mis- Sarah A. Cosgins Of Lsrnoine.
West surry-Sept. e, by o. L. Carter. Esq.
Mr.. Fr-d. X. Warren and Miss Georgia f..
Cunningham. both Of >urry.
Nj. Desert-Oct. II. by J. Hamor, Esq. Mr..
Lewis s. Richardson Of Mt. Desert, and Miss
Laura T.. Norwood Of fremont.
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Do you want 10 save your chiIirrn' II you
do. 20 to g. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
sendsn's Worm Expcllsr. 1t Is the surc.t,
YATES, and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for Is cents, or sen,
BY mail on receipts OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co, RocklAnd.
Maine.
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Republican, gain Is, 900 over Las
Year

DIS MoISEs, Oct. l4.-ll-S0 p. NJ.
At this hour the returns indicate = re-
publican majority on the State ticket
over the democrats and greenbackers of
at least 20, 900, gain Of &c 900 over last
year
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Business Notices.

A RxAARKARLE FACT. Sufferer, from chill il
and fever, aner trying hundreds OF nosirum.
and running the system by vlsnous drugs, hnd
IN Immediate and positive cure In the Durkee
Liver and Kidney Pad, to be obtained Of any
druggist.
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III CONSTITUTIONAL cATAlsg sCxccY
strikes a, the root, builds up the contribution.
makes /, new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases Of the mucous membr anes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to be ad
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. Two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16

Probate Notices.
Petition TO Co. Com'f's.-Cbsrles Eaton.
Notioe-A. Z. HAgerthy.
Notice-Chas. h. Davis.
Renoval-Miss L. Y. stewart
Bnetspeu MAJ. Baat-kiwArd swaiey.
Peterson. hsRAIine-Chas. J. Pete rson.
t. NJ. Con. seminary-Rov. Geo. Forsyth.
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Mr.. Eugene Simpson is about to erect
fine building on the corner oil the road
leading TO the Ferry At West Sullivan. The
building is TO be thirty BY forty-eis BIT
feet, tao stories. the lower 10 be occup led
bv Mr. Simpson Is store and depot for
mining supplies. and the upper by J.
Schoe nbar. Esq. Of the "Milton" mine, -
. dwelling.
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=
dolphin.
oAHool-Ar Z. schs Ailsoa. Trask, Deer Isle !;
Chsres Cooper. Gray. Csstins: Z n Colsop.
Stevens, Bucksoo9s.
Are. Aoss.ais Laurel. Rsaisk. Bostoa: Daniel
We6seef. osiekssy. do.
BOsT0n-AI 8. schs y H saseess, Levs, No
sekes: v6sisss. Bsrgses. Week.-Mrs.; Name.
1sadhseses. No Haven; Lsbaaea, Tfacy Rr ana.
Ne; S:Ie.sss. sssaissa. sslivss; Ida 1ay. saw
Ar !. schs Torsst King. Biekford, Caiais; Pearl
enhe. q 4eorvsi Reiat, Sch Aaals whiting.
AZ w. eeA sarah. e,cAtrdsoa. 8lisvossh.
I'D ecA CAro0O, Wooster. Asaa.
Ar H. ocA1 A1olaide, Ptakha0, Stuehso: Bx-
pfess. AarsAsh. glisvertA; frssnaa. ward, NJ
BALTIMORE CD & bark wn Gsaa, Collins.
Bangor.
diss. New Yesk.
= seAs Hesu wAis.sy. s.ev. Boston: v,o.i.
n . 50 q Leon. Psrkiss. s.ssea; D, sdem,
Ar: g bls. s.sA, wsy.es.A.
CALAoIAs ! - 0Daar, Coz. hessas. -
esd - y!esa kinG. viskssy; Aasy Azsassa,
P'9M 1'.4fP 1Aa.'s-Ts - gsas "
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THE subscriber hereby gives public NOTICE 10 ill
i concerned. that abe has been duly sppo lated
asd has taken upon herself. the trust Of an Ad
ministrAtriX Of he Esg4te OF
HiChAkn wARRGN. lsts Of deer tsis. In the
county of Hancock. Trader deceased, by giving
bond - The law drects ste therefore requests .
persons who are indebted 70 the said aeceased's
estate. 70 make Immediate payment, and Ihuse
Who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit the
zane for payment
4ARTHAC. WARREN.
september ;. ISIS. 3uA3s
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Don't fdI 10 try Or. klmball's Balssni. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Soreness OF the
Throat. Chest. Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
e6ectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
Woaey refunded. Pricc q 4 ~ cents by all
Druggists. Iyr.
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Found Dead.
CAMDEN, DC

CAMDEN, Ocf. II.
Reuben Pendeton, respected citizen,
was found dead in bed this morning.
Heart disease was the cause Of his death.
His age was about sixty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16

lnstanter cures Too,hsche 10 one moment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-16

Afdmsos's Botanic BalsGn, Is prepared
nom the choicest extracts OF bsrk., roots and
gums. and Is highly reeomme ndcd for It's gre at
curative properties. II cures all throat che.,
and lung difficulties. Price IS cts
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

YHE subscriber hereby gives Public noesoe 20 Az
! concerned, that 10 has beea daily appointed
and have taken upon himself, the truss Of Exs-
catoT Of TIE last Will and Tostameat Of
NERRILL HEkklCk, late Of PonobscOS
In The County oil Hancock, YeOn an, decoosed,
BY giving bond - tbs law directs; ~ therefore
requests all persons who are indebted - ths said
deceased's estate, 70 make Immediate pa70eak
and those who have any denAndA
thareoa 70 exhibit the sA4e for ssstlemest.
SAMUEL H1RklCx.
ssVaR s11s
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ID | + y ,

ID l r D
Obituary notices, beyond TIE Date, Name nd
Age, nsHss be paid for.
Ell.worih-Oct. 0. Mrs.. Clara l.. Weber,
aged 81 yrs, mos. . days.
Hsncock-oct. II, Mr.. Thomas Hodgkin
aged NJ yrs. 8 mos.
East surry-Sept. IL. infant daughter Of FL
ward =. and Nancy u. Dodge. aged mos, -
days.
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THE ELECTION IN IOWA.
Republican by over 80 900 Major.
tty.

CHICAGO, Oct. "A.
Returns from IL voting places in Iowa
give Gear, 1882; Tumble, 1877 Camp
bell, seq. Outside OF these Gear has in
various polling places, 2li9 majority.
So far IS reported the republicans have
gained in all cases but one.
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c. c. BURRILL,
General Insurance
AGENT
VEAZIE BLOCK,
ELLSWORTH, Maine.
IMPERIAL.
Fire Insurance Co.,
OF LONDON,
Organized 1903.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION,
December 81, 1878.
Capital paid up in Cash. ........... o. 500 900
Accommodations, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t573. 100
Total Cash Assct................ G,s7s.Io
LIABILITIES
unpaid losses and all other claim.
| against Company ....... ............ 1,oo asI
Necessary to rsfnsure outstanding
nsH, ........................-. $40 1as
Capital paid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 ooo
surplus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ?,T9.3sl
e7,sI3 50
Subscribed Capital. for which subscri-
oers Are personally liable, no, yet
called in,...... ............ $3.50 900
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
Gross Assets. ssosos7
LIABILITIES.
| Uppaii losses and oil other claims
| axAinst Compsny.................. tat.
Necessary To rslnsur- outsand,nx
risks. ............................ siIIs
| surplus ...-..-.'.-.....-.----.- GI ~
es,s oiI
&. &. ISurriII. Agent.
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aSgs;;'sszE
BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Ellsworth American :.
MAINE NEWS.


CAsTINE, Oct. IA.
The four year old daughter of Captain
Alvin Hatch was burned SO that she
died in few hours by her night clothes
catching from matches igniied by her.
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ROekland. Oct %. Schooaer Copy Of Ellsworth
Curtis masser. with lumber Tor kockland, west
aAheee o. Fox Island thor osghiare where she
lies % her beam ends full Of water.
Galveston. Oct. O. seA franklia. from Neu
fogh. gos ashore On Pelican Spit coming IN iss
sisht sad had % lighter today before getting OF
received 70 damage
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MARINE LIST.

MAXINE LIST.
siisvsssA Psr.
Wednesday. oci. $.
CLEARED.
Sch Lawrence. Dsvs. boston.
Sch Tren,on.-Bluehiit.
Thursday. Oct. q
ARRIVED.
Sch Banner. Sinclair. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch fythoa. Ani,ksa. Bos,ss.
Sch Mary =. Cpshmas. Pasten, Bossou.
Sch Ci,y Of Ellsworth, GRAFT, Portland.
FRIDAY. Oct. 10.
Sch y Harvey. Bunker. BiushlL
sch Sesasos. Boasey. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Julia Edna, Cook. Bar Hartor.
Saturday. Oct. Ii.
Sch williams, Lord, Boston.
Sch Hsssar. Te:rei. Bar HA rbor.
Sch Democrat. smith. BluchlL
sea Aarceilus. Pomroy. Boston.
Sch Rattan, Youag. Boston.
Sch Leader. Weber, Bar Harbor.
sch Commerce. Rich. Bar Harb0r.:
Monday. Oct. Il.
CLEARED.
U. s. Coass survey ST.. Bsehe. Chester, New
York.
Tuesday. Oct. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch George EdvsIi. Weber. Bar Harbsr
CLEARED.
Sch k~iondo. Bsss. Pro- violence.
Sch Mechanic. Weber. Boston.
Sch DeXtes. Trevorgy. Bostoa.
sch SsoAsitea, Dodge, fOy0aoGth.
Wednesday. Got. Is.
CLEARED.
Sch David Faust, smith, Baltimore,
Ssh loogsse. Lord. belfAst.
Sch Telegraph. Remick. Bar HAxbor
Sss senator, bonsey. Boston.
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shiemaseess are circulating 70 sixnatures In
ten Of half pilosAgs u He'll Gase sboii she'd - an
untuo9 and burdeaso0e tax.
sch Wesley Abbott, now q New Bedford has
been chartered % load luaber q Wilmington. n
Z. ior Cape Hayden. thence 70 losd log wood for
Nee Yoek.
Sch Minnie Chase. FOL nerly Of Portsmouth, has
bsen purchased by parties in Castine, aad will
bsrea'ler hail from that port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-01
Henry Prefer and brother.

An aged mother trying to send her son to
prison aud brother pleading tor his brother one Of
the episodes In the Special Sessions yesterday Henry
Pfciier youth Of seventeen. pale faced. but with an
earnest bright intelligent countcnance was accused OF
assaung Oficcr RYAN 'he ssoN Market Police Court
Officer RYAN said uu Friday. tho 2-t Mrs Ctfhuriur
Piricr To- ESSEX Market amt asked Warrant
tor her SON. who she SAID VA constantly ahuNn her
went o her house ~ thrN suc street. aud when
Opened the door and he me De- spranE cut ut Az Oe
window. Tell upou an extension and rolled down iu'n
bank Of snow. twenty trt below Last sunday morning
went back o. the hou-, and while was arresuug him
he struck me"
Mr., caiharnc Piciier. quaint and laxative testified
that her son Henry was very bad boy She had been
widow for fourteen wears and had reared her bows hy
hard work Henry would mot work. but wanted a. read
all the time All he would DO was g. ~ Tut ana black
boots and after DE had made enough As hC thought he
returned home and BEGAN 90 read and write.
Mihtm Pi'er mo brother lH wears of axe. whose IN
iegent face won sympathy sprans 10 the witness stand
A. hl, name was called
Ny brother. Your llnnors Il n good hoy. Mother l.
reading together the officer forced hi. int
room lie sprHus upon my brother. caught him By
the throat and ht him with The butt end Of his pistol
lie refused g. show him the warrant"
Justice WAulrll-Mhat do you du William
Il work. sir. IN 10 book publishers uiilcc and my
brother SUPPORT selves hat mother durs not want a.
10 study We want Co become somebody and thinS thai
raise ourselves 10y npliCutuu HAD 10 pawn all
my books ~ set o LAWYER o. dr'rud my hrothern
The Court Adini-tefei severe lcctur, 10 Henry and
seute need him L. ten daN~ iu The CITY Prison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-01
The Dangerous small hoy.

It's an Internal shame" said Capt. McElwain.
speaking general way Co party OF nve who entered
the Madison street police station on THURSDAY. These
youngsters think they SNOWFALL anybody that passes
them, and they never whether they hurt man
or not"
The small audience TO whom these remarks were ii.
I'D consisted Of officer drayman. small boys
aud their father The older of the two hovs bad seen.
perhaps ten winters ami hts face nas o. that moment
stained with boot ~ fhr cuusequtucrso fhc hnV.
having suD Nhaued fhc drAtuau lN, tfNer of tr $50
lads. German. ati.urt.u O. make ,.uut. har.,
a, tIt druNmui for us-uutlu- hls sI. lu lt hT k
% wu before ht tui-hri Co. Hd todd rD CAPTAIN that uls
boy only threw Doe -nuWt all. 900 FUN
90 on. Yes. | dave say uariird the Captain " YOU
fuh 10 Ma fuu ifchu~ Your boys Hli 10 fn some nue
.l but n any one bad dome % o. Won you'd have been
here in q very lew minute. tu make q complaint The
wet snow On ne ground now he continued. can be-
made into ball nearly a.. hard suts. ANA It hurts
ErratlY but those Young fellows don't mind that ! saw
lady The other day get terrific blow the flce
suuWhail throw hN Young cub who l~t that !
couldn't eaten him TN. practice must be stopped. Or
somebody will ir Killed before lun."
The boy with the muuat'd ace here ndugod IN long
howl u remHr.t aud misery, aud ht. father sudiru
cunced tr.irc 20 be- abusive. Lick them both up
sud the Captain. shortly and the two lnIs taken
down stairs Yesterday they were discharged.